New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

,,.h a great variety OF property ih d."
n.rts of the city was offered at auctoh yese. - 10y
the result was not satisfactory' ana ''e "'o'N
or,opt nronerties were either bid In OF WIN
r,r yi,,iou Kennedy offered at the lr'hi'y
so,osrooms for the executors OF Emily r. "oo'
soy No Lexington-ave. The property
2 fo>Ir-story and basement bro"hs'o"e u"e
on lot o6x75. forms the southwest ,o'. ~
Twenty-second-st. 1t was knocheu uo" -,
Fountain for siO7OO and, owing to some ms
49, ,,ond,rg no refused to complete the safe
.,,h tbe buver The same auctioneer oHereu
Ieasehold interest in No Washington "tu
North being a fve-story and basement " 80,
drelI,nc. on lot 27Sx59. 1t sold to Rooer' w.
De Forest for slfJO. 1850.
rho other sa es were all by order Of the court
ard sold mostly to parties Interested bryan "
t,o,relIv offered under foreclosure Nos l'' anu
I5l East wenty-seventh-st, two sx-story o''.n
dathouscs on lots each 25x9S9 They ofo"s"'
$4,000 from the plaintiff The same auct'onee, o
fered No 2O2 West End-ave. north OF oe'e"'
rourth-st. a three-story brick dwelling on , io'
2OxiO and It sold for 1880 to the pa'ht'"' VIZ.
lam Kennedy offered in partition NOS. E' ana -.
East Fiftv-second-st two threestory stone-iron'
dwellings and OTIS each 2lxleo5, and they were we're
sold the heirs at $1,000 apiece ns Ins yse and 81
Charles-s of Bleeckerst tgo h,c, hvesoIS snIS
athou7es on Pot so }sS SsreG we.fn under
foreSos1re for 70 nos $7 to 45
iss being on lots each s2xlO22 and the others on
lots 20xi1o2 each They sold separatey AZ a
grand total OF sl60 $50 10 Charles s. Kendan. ne
offered No i37 Weat One-hundred-a Lana. I~ehty..
thirt-st n three-story brcwnstone dwelling Ioo io
i9xiColi 1t was sold to B. J. renney lor sis:U". S
No iOs East sixty -fourth-st, sold also under TORE
closure by the same auctoneer Is ca oon 60 ths
brick dwelling on lot 2xlol FOR ls.W 10 'sir III
paintin. He offered, also under foreclosure az
the right title and interest In plot IN uranu uaL
ayn east side south OF Ella-st. 2s1xl'o wh'ch
was adjourned to November !. M, ~, -,
u r Ingraham & Co. sold in partition, No ~,
Mercer-st. south of Houston. four-st2ry ryri orick
store full lot 1t brought from ss.d treaeI'fn IN
the suit. plot Of !ots on the soutn s,ue o
Fast Sixty-frst-st. 300 feet east OF flrst-avc.
icOxiOo5 and it sold a. Jordan for slOoo; aso
No ili to 1876 East Sxteth-s $50 feet east OF FRS,
loo 2x59xiS5xls7 to l.. Toptz. for NSns.
James l.. Wells offered by order Of the executor.
no 62l East One-hundred-a fifty -hfth-st w ie'
east Of Courtandt-ave a three-story frame hws.d-
ng on a full lot and sold 1t 10 Mrs. Watts. at !5oo
The same auctioncor sod r partition the northeast
corner Of Sanue-st. and Ocstdorp-ave, piot
6ixas with a two-story frame dwelling on H. TOT
g. i25. to Margaret Hacket. , "
Hall j. How d Co. sod under toreclosure No
l90 Nadson-ave.. being the northwest corner OF
Eighty fOurth-st, a four-stOry stone dwe'nnS on
ot 92X7O 10 the plaintiff at si9.20. ~.
Il Y Harnett e. CO. sod under foreclosure no.
20 West One-hundred and -ffth-st. east OF Manhat-
tan-ave. a four-story brownstone dwelling on ol
lG SxiO0 II FOR g. 100 to the plantiH.
All f'1e offerings at the Liberty Street Exchange
were withdrawn.
The two nve-story brick and stone apartment
houses Nos lnl and lo3. the northwest corner
Of eevantv-seventh-st. and Columbus-ave. were
Yesterday sold 70 Louis Stern. The price PAID was
about $500 McAuliffe & Gady were the sellers.