New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-07
REAL ESTATE.
at THE EXCHANGES.

Tho sale nv r v Hartnett & CO. OF part or the
Nicholas Low estate at the Liberty Street Ex-
change Yesterday recalled the history OF an oi'
New-York family. Nicholas Low was an oio-".re
Ncw-York merchant. who prudenty invested ia.
fortune In real estate, chiefly In the Ninth anu
Fifteenth wards which Is still held by the es'a's'
Mr. Low died nearly thirty years ago, leaving MS
entire estate to his sister. who was the wiie Oh
Charles King, president Of Columbia College. "heh
Mrs. King died. the property vent 70 her t"ie'
daughters who lived abroad. One Of these mar
ried NJ Washington, formerly the French AmDdsSa
dor at the Court Of st. James When the tes'a'o
died the property was valued at 100000, and IL mas
moro than doubled since that date. In announcing
tho terms of sale the auctioneer stated tnat the
percels would be conveyed In hfths, three ny 'he
daughters OF Mrs King and two by the executors
The first property offered was No 10 Bono-s''
three-story brick dwelling, lot 2e2xlOo This mouse
was formerly the home OF the Low family In New
work The bidding started at $4,000 and ran up to
si2 40 NJ which price Albert Lehman was the
buver No 2i9 East Forty eighth-st. three-story
brick house. lot l2sx00, brought sLloo from Husn
SEWN The northeast corner OF SprinS-st ana
South Ffth-ave.. two three-story buildings on p'oe
453x754 was bought by Sir Roderick w. Cameron
for $4,000 This plot will be improved The SAFE
was well attended. and the results were regarded
as showing that auction prices are getting ahead
OF private sales. The Bond-st. property was oHered
by the estate for $4,000.
The s.. Marks Methodist Episcopal ChuEch "dS
also offered by Mr.. Harnett The building occupies
Nos l37 to li3 West Forty-eghth-st The pot IS
soxi0O The building was originally the churcn OF
which the Rev DR.. K. Heber Newton was pastor
II was sold in 1891 TO the New-York Missionary
Extension Society OF the Methodist EplscopaI
Church for $1,000 This society dedicated II 10 the
use Of the colored The reason that the prop
erty was offered Is that the trustees propose 70
remove the church TO o site they have secured IN
F'ftv-thlrl-st near Seventh-ave. The bidding
started at $4,000 and up to SI.JD, at whlch
price IL was Withdrawn. 80 49,,
A. the Trinity Salesroom, No. III broadway
Smvth * Ryan offered No. $50 clinton three
story brick tenement house, lot DxH Inc prop
erty IS mortgagcd for $0.375. and was soo 10 the
r.. Y Harneii g. Co. offered two lots on the
west side II the Boulevard. south OF Sevenhith o
The first lot 26xll3 sold TO Austin Hall Tor $780,
FOR S3oceO The same auctioneer offered No. DO
IVES, Flfty-thlrl-st.. hve-story brick tenement
house. lot 2jxloO Co.onel George Bliss was the
John r Boyd offered 40. 23l East Nlnth-st.
thsae-story brick building. lot ZlX5S. d. Levy was
lanes l. wells offered 40. $50 East One-hundred-
nd-nftv-sevenfh- twO-stOry prick tenement
fousr on 10, 25xl97. Mrs. Fanny Ryan was the
William Kennedy offered No. 40 East seventy
ninth st. "A fourstory stone house, lot lSxSh IL soIl
Labor BROTHERS offered Nos. 7is and 40 East one
hundred A nd forty thlrd-st. two-story frame
house on plot 5OxlOO Il brought $500 from IhohdS
Philips.