New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
REAL ESTATE.
pr,srNEss At THE EXCHANGES.

,,r. ,,as an old-tlme crowd AT the Real Estate
Exchange No 80 Iibcrty-st., yesterday. but the
prices were unsatisfactory and the majority o tue
offerings were bid in or Withdrawn.
The sale bv charles S. Brown, OF valuable up
town lots belonging TO the Hutton estate r'o"iiS
the history OF celebrated old Ne"-iofk fanny
which has Of late lived principally abroad. BehJa-
min II Hutton Of the firm of Bernhard 4 Hutton
was a successful silk merchant ana invested M MS
fortune in real estate Mir. Hutton hah on son, son,
Charles q Hutton and daughters. one OF whom
married the Count de Parties and the other Sii
John Steel an English baronet. The Countess de
Partes had two sons and this sale Is TO close out
the share OF the estate beonginE 10 lhese IVY IVY
sons The northeas; corner OF Amsterdam-ave ana
one re,-and- thirty ghth-st. plot JpNIVu sou
10 G. r Barney for 81 900. Two lots on the south
and.tventv-second-st were bought by Colonel VII
lam Jay for $ilJ0O The rest OF this property was
r. V. Harnett & CO. offered on behalf of the as
signee. Nos 2l5 and ei7 Water-st' south oi ie.N
Slip; the property is fve-story brick bu,u,is, G T.
j. Gohrie for $S2D, on behalf OF NE 'rTGltots 'ru.
The same auctionecr offered No. 2io East h,shty-
seventh-st.. a hve-story double brick tenement
house on fun lot i brought $3.50 dr0h ihrcc G
story and basement brick dwelling. on lot l'XoV'
was Withdrawn on bid Of $lo-", qo7 2o7 and 300
Fifteenth-st Brooklyn No. 3Dj brought $ilm rom rom
Mrs - I PgrGe 2a hIdusS' SG $40 @ ~fT from T0 " J. Reilly
The most important sale at the IrnitH SaleSIoo' SIr
No III Broadway y@srtTda4' ne northeast corner
of Nassau and Liberty SITS, LOT l. sXno IhIs , IDt
about 49,
$50 900 up to $355OO; the Brooklyn liie insurance
Company, which occupies the adjoining proper,
was the buyer. This price amounts 10 ~ ~apout
sli7 square foot The same aucuNietl
offered Nos. l6 and l6} Madison-aNe.' Two
four-story and basement stone dwellings, on ioSs
p SylOO each These rent for 5000 per annuil eaCh
and sold to De +. Niance for $500" ana SA@" re-
spectivey. No. l6l is the present abode OF MrS'
Mary Anderson Navarro. .,.,o No
James s McQuillen offered. under partition NO;
43 Seventh-avc. four-story English DaSenent H
dwelling on a lot lG1S100. Ii brought SoVVo IRON. rom
William G. IIowensten. The SAM. auctlo.eei
offered Nos 81 and So West Eighty-ninth-st, tW9
fve-story brick fats. plot GjHt' me pihi''l"
I'm the proceedings was the buyer Tor Ni''hi . -
BRYAN l.. Kennedy offered. under direction OF -: -:
Mclean Shaw. referee under rLtitioh, NO. u.
East Fortv-sixth-st, thrce~stO-y ana Dastnntdnt d
stone dwelling lot 2OXiO 1t brought aiSaoyg
from George Mcclure The same nuctloneer oliertu
No 1875 East hundred and -sxtc enth-st a tre -
story and basement dwelling, on LOT ZZoAVV; ~
sold TO T. O. Rernet for $1,000 NO 3bl East f'ighnS, NY,
fourth-st a three-story dwelling on lot , UNIV;
brought 50 100 from George ". Adams TWO VMacant M
lots I'm ne-hundrcd and-hfty third.st. psNeSn ,S e
Morris and Courtland ayes, sold for $o-o anu so0V'
respectively. to John Rehl. ~ ,,. ..
Iohn NJ Reid has sold for Ellen Aprah3HIS W
Mary A. Kirk Maggie Kirk and Catherine +. huI- I
raw the three-story ana basement broWtlstoin d1o
front high stoop dwelling lot S4Xso'' 80. -, ~
East Thirty-hrd-st. for $1,000: he mas also ~ ~ieaSen
for DR. carl Edel to Edward Macle' the I.Iee .
story and basement. broWnstone front hlsh s'o1p,
private house. no. 2i2 East Thirty-fo"r'h-S'' ioi
$40 a year.