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REAL ESTATE. # FULTON-ST. BUILDING SOLD-RESULTS # OF AUCTION OFFERINGS. Daniel B. Freedman has bought from the Owen Jones estate No. 174 Fulton-st., a five story brick building, 236x77. Bryan N. Kennelly & Co. are said to have been the brokers in the transaction. Solomon Marcus has sold for Ida E. Moore to an investor the five story apartment house, 33x95x100, at the northwest corner of Seventh-ave. and One- hundred-and-eleventh-st.; also for a client to Ida E. Moore the plot of nine lots extending from One-hundred-and-seventh-st. to One-hundred-and- eighth-st., 100 feet west of Manhattan-ave., being six lots on the north side of One-hundred-and-sev- enth-st., 100 feet east of Columbus-ave., and three lots adjoining in the rear on the south side of One- hundred-and-eighth-st., 175 feet east of Columbus- ave. The buyer will erect a nine story fireproof warehouse and automobile storehouse. The above transactions are not a trade. Mr. Marcus was also the broker in the sale of Samuel Quincy's apart- ment house in Central Park West, between Ninety- second and Ninety-third sts., reported last week. James J. Etchingham has sold for E. L. M. Bris- tol No. 159 West Sixty-sixth-st., a five story flat- house, plot 28.6x100.5. The seller took it in a trade in 1895. Frank R. Sharrott has sold for a client to an in- vestor Nos. 70 and 72 West One-hundred-and-forty- second-st., two five story flathouses, at about $40,000. Porter & Co. have sold for J. F. Lawrence, re- ceiver of the First National Bank of Grand Rapids, Mich., No. 2,066 to No. 2,072 Seventh-ave., four five story flathouses, on plot 74x80. Abraham Baudouine is the buyer of No. 26 East Sixty-first-st. He owns the adjoining corner of Madison-ave. Charles Griffith Moses & Bro. have sold for Robert B. Saul the four story dwelling house No. 185 Convent-ave. Leonard Moody, of Brooklyn, has sold for Mary Hennessy to Thomas Clark the four story brown- stone dwelling house, 25x65x131, No. 71 First Place, Brooklyn, and for Aifred T. Carhart to James J. Campbell the three story brownstone dwelling house, 17x45x100, No. 803 President-st., Brooklyn. J. B. M. Grosvenor, who now occupies Colonel Jay's house, No. 14 East Seventy-second-st., is the lessee of No. 723 Fifth-ave., the renting of which for a long term of years by William Waldorf Astor was reported on Tuesday. Gardner & Reyner, of this city, have leased the Pine Grove Hotel at Patchogue, Long Island, and are now in possession. T. B. Scanlon has leased the Columbian Hotel at Saratoga Springs. The leases were made through Matthew J. Ward, hotel broker. The principal attraction at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom yesterday was the several par- ceis offered by Richard V. Harnett, in partition. There was a large attendance, and the bidding at times was quite active, although confined to but few, and apparently in interest of the heirs. The results of the day's offerings are as follows: By Peter F. Meyer & Co.-No. 120 East Third-st., south side, 325 feet west of Avenue A, 25x90, five story double brick tenement house, with store, un- divided one-half interest; Astor leasehold; public auction sale, to Charles Geyer for $2,200. No. 232 West Sixty-first-st., south side, 450 feet west of Amsterdam-ave., 25x100.5, five story brick tenement house; executor's sale, to J. H. Stewart for $10,000. No. 770 West End-ave., east side, 91.11 feet south of Ninety-eighth-st., 18x100, three story brick dwelling house; foreclosure; to J. Frank Lugar for $17,400. By McVickar & Co.-No. 257 Hudson-st., west side, 345.1 feet south of Spring-st., 26.8x80, to an alley running out of Renwick-st., x26.10x80, with right of way to said alley, five story brick tenement house with stores; foreclosure, to the plaintiff for $23,500. No. 58 East One-hundred-and-sixteenth-st., south side, 130 feet east of Madison-ave., 20x100.11, five story brick flathouse; foreclosure, to the plaintiff for $20,000. By L. J. Phillips & Co.-No. 231 West End-ave., west side, 68.5 feet south of Seventy-first-st., 16x82.10, five story brick dwelling house; foreclosure, to the plaintiff for $24,125. By Bryan L. Kennelly & Co.-No. 27 West Ninety- fifth-st., north side, 293 feet west of Central Park West, 17x100.8ยฝ, three story, basement and cellar brownstone dwelling house; public auction sale to close an estate, bid in at $17,750. No. 4 West Twenty-second-st., south side, 100 feet west of Fifth-ave., 26.3x98.9, four story and basement high stoop brownstone building; exec- utor's sale, to J. T. Lewis for $79,750. No. 55 East One-hundred-and-twenty-third-st., north side, 177.2 2-3 feet west of Park-ave., 19.5 1-3x 100.11, three story, basement and cellar brownstone dwelling house; public auction sale, to John Becker for $12,750. No. 325 West Eighty-fourth-st., north side, 291 feet west of West End-ave., 18x102.2, three and a half story high stoop brownstone dwelling house; public auction sale, to P. McDonnel for $18,700. By D. Phลnix Ingraham & Co.-No. 160 West One-hundred-and-twenty-second-st., south side, 138 feet east of Seventh-ave., 19x100.11, four story stone front dwelling house; foreclosure, to the plaintiff for $20,150. By Philip A. Smyth-No. 963 to 967 Columbus-ave., east side, 25.2 feet north of One-hundred-and-sev-