New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
REAL ESTATE.
SEVERAL SALES OF FIFTH-AVE. PROP
ERTY-PLANS FOR JOHN JACOB AS
TORS BIG HOTEL SUBMITTED To
THE BUILDINGS DEPARTMENT

Further details have been obtained of the big
hotel which John Jacob Astor proposes TO build
on the southeast Of Fifty-hfthst. end Fifth
ave The Tribune announced Mr.. Astor's intentions
some time ago. but the additional details came 10
light yesterday through the submission OF the
plans 10 the Department Of Buildings by Trow-
bridge & Livingston. the architects They estimate
the Of the structure az s. 10000 The design
not Yet fully drawn but the style OF architecture
will be French Renaissance. The hotel will be
eighteen stories high and VIII be constructed OF
Indiana limestone and brick. The plot on which it
viii stand is 75xl50 feet
James Stillman, president OF the National City
Bank. has purchased from D. Z. Seybel who
bought them from W Wheeler Smith and the
estate OF Meyer Finn two dwelling houses, a
plot 4oxl022 at Nos II and l9 East Seventy-second-
II said Mr.. Stillman viii convert the two
houses into one for the use OF his mother
Edward r. searles has sold 10 Thomas F. Ryan,
vice-president OF the Morton Trust Company. what
Is known the old Mlnturn mansion. the north
west corner of Fffth-ave. end Twelfth-st-. bixl25
on private terms. It is understood that Mr.. Ryan
wants the house for his oWn occupancy. John n.
\ Goding the agent
J l. J. Phillips & Co. reported 10 be the broz-
ers who sold yesterday for the Bird estate,
through Mark ". Maclay. the trustee a plot.
- feet in the and 200 feet in the street,
81 the north corner OF Fifth-ave. and Ninety
Three lots. were SOLD, yesterday by the .cIarkson
sixfbest and Fifth-ava.e Which Was soId bv The
MCGUIRE estate on Monday The buyer Is said 10
be the same in both cases. II so, he has q
frontage in the avenue of l00S feet by 100 feet
Another piece OF Flfth-ave property changed
hands yesterday when Joseph Hamershlag sold a
and One-hundred- M d-tuen nty-seventh-st TO Harry
G. Browning. Frederick Zittel the broker a
seven story apartment house viii be erected on
the property.
McVickar & Co have sold Tor Mrs Harriet s.
Onderdonk the four story English basement dwell
ing house, NO. l23 East Thirty-hfth-st, lot
16SX9Se, and have resold the property 20 a
Collins a.
Eugene SOuthack has sold for John Davis, 10 an
investor Nos. SOB and sos West One-hundred-and-
thirty-elFhth-st. five story apartment house on a
plot 50NlOh. The buyer gives IN payment a small
parcel in the Ninth Ward a Harlem dwelling house
and cash. the entire transaction involving about
$4,000.
Nella Sondhem the i've story American base
ment house No. s07 West Ninety-seConG-st., plot
17E60N75 on private terms.
Three adjoining freproof dwelling houses on the
north side of One-hundred-and-dfth-st between
West End-9Ne. and Riverside Drive, have been
sold by Hamilton NJ Weed. II is said the buyer
viii live in one Of them and sell the other
An old three story brOWnStOne dwelling house, on
lot 20XSo, az No. 1.552 Broadway, has been sold
by Bryan l.. Kennedy for James b. and James NJ.
Brady. Ii has been held for some time at Sl25 e'0.
siNth-st-. four story brownstono dwelling house,
plot 20Xlo05.
Ronald II. Macdonald has sold for Mandelbaum
& Levine a four brick dwelling house a
lot 25Xl03 3. at No 23l East Twelfth-st.
A /. Mordecai q son have sold for Felt & Liv-
iugston the seven story apartment house known as
las-ave. and Onehun dTed-and-thirtee cover
ing about three and a half city lots a client OF
Klein & Jackson who gives In part payment the
five story hathouse No. 112G Park-ave, 40 feet
story apartment house sold by Felt q Livingston
within twelve months.