New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-16
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. Saturday. May IA,

NRWNORk saturday, May IL, 1870.
MIR. II. Tracy Arnold of the firm of II. Tracy
Arnold Co. No 1s7 Broadway, has concluded to dispose
~ his fine property on Staten Island In tho town of New
brighton This land offers of the most desirable
sites for residences that possibly he found anywhere
Vathin reasonable distance of this city, and Its advan
a1es are To be greatly enhanced in short time by
placing the ferries 10 staten Island larger ana faster
steamboats, than those nov used me ad Is ao3n1 n 1o
eight minutes walk from the New-Bnghton dooh, ana
convenient to the fine st. Marks Hotel
residences OF some OF our most sue
drainage has every natural advantage. and from TIE e
be obtained never-failing and ample supply of good
water The property is placed upon the market WIN
these conditions the part Ofthe see-eyery lot Offered
will sold the highest bidder and three fourtDs OF the
realized will be immediately invested in permanent
mprol snents. The sale Will take place on WEDNESDAY
next and the Messrs. A. j. Blocker, son Co. VIII DC
Grand PARK. the creation Of Mr. Andrew Wilson, IT,,
located near the village of MamarOneck, Westminster
County is to be placed upon the market II COM
prses about purchased al COS, OF sule
$4,000 faces the East River and Sound. and extends
81 miles from this cty and so situated that every lot may
partake of the railroad advantages existing ana pro
and pjacdd upoH the market Mr. wilson's present resi-
dence ana of ground around IT. nave Deeh sod
for $4,000 20 the ladies OF MamarOneek, VINO purpose TO
convert II into female seminary inc managers OF the
Episcopal Theological Seminary OF TINS city nave also, II
borhoOG In addition sdeslged TO erect aI &c hotel
dae sng BT Tsd aid ouf trees panied cottages built
and other means taken make the locality both attract
i've and desirable The time when the first sale will DO
made will he announced in THE TRIBUNE.
work has been commenced on st. Johns NJ. f. Church
feet and depth Of 100 feet The style Of architecture is
that known a. the NormanGOte. The material will be
Belevle On j. sandstone, the door and window iaeings
Dorchester yellow stone. The roof will be dOubeptcbed
aud covered with variegated slate The windows will
sunday purposes. The body of the church will be
amPhitheater style, and vii seat about Loco persons
II will be lighted by one large reflector in the center OF
be completed probably the present year
On the east side OF LeNugtonaVe. between sixtysixh
Mount Sinai Hospital is be erected for the accommoda
OF persons OF the Hebrew faith. 1t will comprise
feet depth 50 feet from whlch there will be an
extension in the rear !ON2O feet The wings or pavions
will be connected with the administrative building by
ON the avenue about 40 feet. The style of arch
ty'sI cl's.eu for the construction Phiiadelphis
br ana marble The basement of the three fronts will
roof An lie fronts viii be faced with tie best Phlade
pima brick. 'hc jlnOs, Pedments, and lntels Of the
windows viii he " marble. with marble sls and belt
courses MlusaTd roof with towers and large central
DOME viii ~lInOunt the edlice. The crest ornaments
corDi,es ralustrades will be Of fancy iron-wOrk
The grand entrance TO the central building will he COW
coruice,. and balustrades complete. A feature of
THIS bu ding is the diStance-l3 feet-between the
PniuOus The greatest width yet given has not ex
,eedcd 10 feet. The administrative building Will have
cellar tA5l feet ana eight feet In night WIN basement
four each l9XZ2 feet The halls VIII be 10 feet
WIde and Will he Laid with marble thing The second
story will contain private wards with closets bath
rooms. laNatOries and nurses The third story
will contain four private wards. with bathrooms, DC.
Here also viii be the chapel l9XC6 feet In the fourth
story there Will he nall feet and % feet in hight
with dOued ceiling. II will be lighted through the
rluf and by side windows. Here the clinical lee
lures viii be delivered. In connection with this
La will be six small Ietriu g-rOOms. Iu the extension
VIII DE the grand staircase, the elevators and dumb
waters. The corridors each side of this building,
leading the paVihOns will contain basement and Inst
story The Easements viii he used StOTeTOums and
dining rooms and the first story will form the passage
WAYS. These Will be Is width with marble floors,
and Ouamtnted with columns, pdsteTs, pede stalls and
urus for containing flowers The paviLOns viii contain
10 feet hight, first and second story, ana
open lott. ~ hight. The Easements intended
and ds.ect Here too. will he the servants
rooms and the dead house. ON the second and third
floors Will be the wards Each ward Will accom-
modaie 20 patients, allowing 100 cubic feet
u air To each. Nurses rooms private rooms,
closets Law atOTies, hncn-rOOms ana bahneIOo1S VIII
also provided each floor IN all about 200 patients
will find accommodation. There viii be hye large eeNa
tors and three dumb walters. The i've flights OF iron
stairs will be inclOS In brick walls Steam Will be used
for heating the building and ventilation will he amply
provided it estimated that the cost OF the build
during present month and il IS expected the work
will he completed before the end of next year.
Mr. Geo. r. Jaques has recently sold as lots in Railway
y. j. 90 T. D. Camp, for $4,000; farm OF 90 acres near
chtStOTu, y. j.. SSOD; plantation near Richmond, Va,
80 acres, $4,000 10 J. BIludle.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.