New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
REAL ESTATE.
TWO LARGE HOTELS TO BE BUILT IN
MADISON-AEE WITHIN SHORT
DISTANCE OF EACH OTHER.

Sales which will result in the erection OF two
handsome hotels in Madison ave "ere announced
yesterday. One is 10 be erected at the southeast
corner OF Madison-ave. and Twenty-ninth-st. the
site Of the old Scottish Rite Hall The other Is 70
be built according TO the plans of the buyer as
announced yesterday. further north in Madison
ave between Thirty-second and Thrty-third sts
Plans of the hotel at Twenty-nnth-st., which
were filed on Monday by Henry Allen Jacobs, the
architect Of No. 1.l33 Broadway, call for hre-
nroof structure with frontage Of 741 feet and a
depth Of IS feet and facades Of brick. ornamental
limestone and Gotta. The main entrance IN
Madison-ave. will be spacious with an outside
staircase with stone balustrades. and surmounted
by a balcony Of carved stone. supported by four
large columns.
A feature of the interior will be the arrange
rnent of the first or main floor with bedrooms and
parors. addition to the usual private once ana
reception rooms. The restaurant will also be on
the first floor. and there VIII be two private din
ng rooms off the foyer the right of the restau-
rant. All the windows will be large. furnishing an
abundance of light and air.
The property has recently been acquired by Malt
land G. Graves of Broadway and Ninety-flfth-st.
The site of the other hotel has become the prop
erty of Frank 7. Bloodgood. who is preparing to
build sl.GeO0o0 hotel in Twenty-hfth-st near
day, includes Nos lei and l63 Madison-ave. The
price $4,000, with mortgage of So sO0. =
Weed 10 l2l EAST 81 os four story
louis schag has sold for the estate Of Eliza
Storms No S16 West Thirty-seventh-st. a four
story tenement house. lot 25xlo
Contracts were signed yesterday for the sale OF
the block bounded by Eighth-ave, Fifty-seyenth
and Fffty-eghth sts. and Broadway, by Dean Hoff-
man 10 the Central Realty Bond and Trust Com
pany and the New York Realty Company. The
sale was reported in The Tribune last week.
Mandelbaum & Levine have bought the six story
brick tenement house with stores at the northeast
corner of Delaney and Sheriff sts., lot 25x15-
David Stewart has sold No. 544 West One-hun-
dred-and-sixtieth-st. a three story and basement
dwelling house on lot l5x99. H. also lot. 25xloo. on
the westerly side Of Amsterdam-ave., with a frame
building
William Rosenzwieg and Bernhard I<lingenstein
have bought from Samuel Strauss No IS East
Eightyifth-st. five story single hathouse on lot
20X1022
Leonard Weber & Co. have sold for James Nc
SorIey No A. West One-hundred and thirty second
st. three story and basement dwelling house. on
Leonard Weber & Co. have sold for Mrs G. n
Benedict No 923 East One-hundred- and -fltty-sec-
ond-st.. four story double hathouse. with stores
lot 25X100
The four story brownstone dwelling houses Nos
l22 and l24 West Fif1y-seventh-st-. each on a lot
2lx10o have been sold by Sarah w Gilender ana
Alexander Miller
Hodridge & Ward have sold the southeast corner
of Broadway and SiXty-third-st.. a plot fronting
JIG feet in Broadway and $50 feet in the street.
The price reported is about $4,000 The plot Is
1870 in Broadway and 1854 in SiXty-third-st. II
owned by Mrs Sarah OrVis and William z.
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