New-York tribune., 1901-02-03

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~ 81, mar. the fronts being Of red brick lime
-. and broWastoae. The construction and IN
- snish are Of the best character They are
..,msd throughout in hardwood and ivory enamel.
ttI t,i 1be principal rooms ani halls have parquet
Al-@sre ~ @ The plumbing is 81 the most modern
aoor"S7 me bathrooms have tiled floors and dados
-, iror conduits for electric light wires have
,.D laced throughout the houses. IN addition 20
eeeA ,ss-sl gas pipes. The kitchens ana laundries
The uSSt5 me front doors are of hanSsorne
Ssrought .ron work With plate glass on the in
sae,. - frrnsce which heats every room Wfta
moist warm air The width Of the houses Is twenty
ssst. they have three and four story pantry ex-
.eesions and contain six family bedrooms. one of
ne s6Ssss sspseisv sda9ted f9r sn ITysi5
80 houses offered Tor sale easy terms In
p55 5rsSaEes q lqsae ana claim fsy prospedf 9sy 81
age Increase in value I'm the near future.
u- wagner's row OF ten houses in one-hun-
s-s5-snd-sixth-st., between West End-ave. and
plvsrside Drive. merit especial eomraendation on
.onnt Of their fine construction. While plain
..yl. of architecture has been followed in their
s..sses there Is a substantially and solidity
s~,t them that must appeal 10 every one who is
tSo@Linr for a permanent home. The interior
-eTeement and decoration OF these houses are
sTeIIinss in this city. The character OF The wood
work that has entered into them can hardly be sx-
tgrbroorns in which the plumbing fixtures and
s1purtenanoes are on par with those IN the most
sttT1ensive houses in New-York. There are three
br-hroous and four toilets in each house and from
~ Tse 2idth of the houses varies from twenty TO
rv,sntv-three feet Their depth is sixty feet. The
,,,,7R-ork Is Of white enamel, white and red ma
Eorary and old English oak. The workmanship is
of the fnest quality and the effects which I haEe
sbsfts newes and balustrades are both rich and
tasteful Ihe geisS bg 81 me ne sarsnge 7 ss bs az
dining rooms are ueSInea, ana paIqLeL nooIs -
priees q the houses run from So .ooo 70 S55o'e
"a. house in West Seventy -sixth-st. forms one
- q group OF seven strikingy handsome edihces
of Indiana limestone designed in the French
renaissance style by Architects Cleverdon & Put
=. and built by James Carlew. The houses are
-,oses of their kind rich In beauty OF form and
distinguished by variety in design. The beautiful
cs-vss friezes entablatures. panels etc. together
win the broad bay windows with balconies open
ing out from the principal front rooms iupart at
holses In the construction and interior arrange
SnoUn 70 contemporary domestic architecture has
sortmsnshir has been employed The entrance
bss are finished in quartered oak with beautifully
carved and auted Ionic shafts, newels and halus-
,-,ssS High pa nelled wainseoting elaborate man
entrance halls exceedingly effective. The dining
rooms are finished in quartered oak, with higf
sheved Wainsc0ting and massive carved mantels.
Tie parors are in white and gold Between the
sufed Ioric columns form effective approach
70 the broad staircase leading 70 the library and
mahogany with dark shaded panels. and the bed
chambers II hirdseye maple. There are parquet
floors Throughout. except n the servants guar
NJ. Carlew has sold four OF the seven houses
IRE house now IN the course q construction on
Eirhty-hrst-st between Madison and Fifth aves..
hy Builder J. c Lyons from plans by Architects
Bu-huan & Fox, viii. when completed. rank
among the finest residences in this city. II
Is absolutely 6reproof in construction. al the
partitions end ceilings being Of hreproof material.
The house is 30 feet vide and 75 feet deep, with
an extension running the fuL depth of tle ioL
l,r.ber T Iaundrv a.ld servants dining room having
beer placed about eight feet below the SURFACE oI
= large reception han, billiard room and q
smokng e caro- ron Is sor C3q ts % .5sTerT side
Of the house Yields q eourss ample nght g ana
rooms besides providing abundant light for all
The apartments on the floors above The house
Go01sh 9oams sad aat the ~ interior s ana
yorESns tp Vii oe oi tne mes y, - i T1,1sIIos
add that every modern device OF comfort, con
tsss sS sT S 5e mentoned The eiec-Tie passenger
elevator. electric dUmbwatrer intercomm unicatng
rasistion II Is impossible OF course in this brief
notice % enumeEate al The lTportIant ant isat9res o
detailed description OF the many things that are
staircase leading from the reception hall 10 the
second floor should. however nor ne orrlLIeo. 1he
architecture Is IN the style of the French Renaas-
DISTINGUISHING feature ~ the four story dwell
inr house No IS East Eighty-frst-st. Is the fact
thar is completely decorated. and thus ready for
Immediate occupancy. The decorations are hand
some and tasteful in character. food of sun
light pours through every room of the house. It's
modern features include everything known 10 the
science and ar ~ residential architecture II is
equipped both for electric and gas lighting and
contains complete system oI elecJrlc cau DIS
mere are three nlooefn equipped % 'ltooIls NL-
tiled floors and WatnscotIng- The Woodwork
throughout The house Is OF the best quality and
workms nship, selected Inahosany oelng the pre-
DONNA ting wood used The reception room ana en-
france hall finished IN white and gold, while
ne dining room IS IN anugue quaIJsea .. I. Ls
lover han ano parlor moor nave pat2leit n5otlLE
tension sis BY 9 feet. There are three and four
rooms respectively, on each Of the dinerent noors
The two houses pictured IN this issue examples
- Washington Heights dwellings belong 70 a row
% nfteen houses recently built or Hamilton Ter
race, one of the highest and certainly one of the
healthiest, spots on Manhattan Island. Hamilton 1
Terrace is quiet and exceedingly attra active thor
oaghfare. extending from -hUndred-and- forty
frst-st 10 one-hundred- -aud-forty- -fourth-st, be-
tween ST. Nicholas and Convent aves. The eleva-
tor o. Hamilton Terrace Is about seventy-five feet
snoYe - Nichoias-aVe-. and auords extensive /
Slews Il is quite an accessible place, being but
ndreo-and -fortieth-st. and midway between
40 electric streetcar ines-ths Amsterdam-ave. /
Standpoint the houses compare favorable win any
ne better grade Of dwellings on the lower West |
tnished throughout. Their ulechanicaE equipment |
q on superior quality Each house contains |
variss from II 70 30 feet and their depth from ~
- S q te., inches There is by Il foot exten-
he prices OF the houses are quoted al s20 500 and
5S---gf James r Hay. No. Il Broadway. No /
q Hamilton Terrace, is'the owner.
The four houses on the south side n Ninety
fourth Street. between Fifth and Madison Avenues |
ouii' ~ p A. williams. possess so many attractive /
FEATURES that II Is hardly possible do justice /
70 them m brief description. They are - /
ileh n their exterior designs as their interior
Hhsh Each house has distinctive individu-
sny, the fscades az two being of limestone /
NMe the other two Of white marble 1