New-York tribune., 1901-02-27
REAL ESTATE.
CARNEGIE BUYS a DWELLING HOUSE
NEAR THE SITE FOR his
NEW HOME

Soma ,n.eresting sales we're reported yesterday.
One was the purchase Of another dwelling house IN
Nirety-1rst-st by Andrew Carnegie he is oulio-
ing q home on the block bounded by Nineueth
"a ,c,nety-hrst SIS Fifth and Madison ayes. He
f,oughr a large plot of land some time ago near
This site to protect his property He yesterday oo-
fained title the private dwelling mouse NO l.
East Ninety-hrst-st from Everett MacKinstry FOR
sol 90 II is l7xl0Os feet II is thought that IL Will
tA sd5ed 10 the grounds for his new home.
James slattery is reported 10 have sold the three
lots al the southeast corner OF West Enc-aVe. ana
Fighty-seventh-st
Alexander Walker is reported TO have bought the
lot OF four lots the northwest corner Of Broad
way and Eigtty-seventh-st
Mary H Lawrence and others have transferred
title 10 a large plot on the west side or Lincoln
ave. 40 feet south Of the Southern Boulevard 10
Robert W. De Forest for slsl 900.
The Alsop mansion az Washington Square West
and Washington Place. 45X1lo feet, has been sold
By Edmond J. Sause 10 Lewis H Hyde.
Charles Griffith Moses & Brother have sold for
s Moses 10 Rudolph o. Haubold the four story
hrick and limestone private dwelling house No.
5ls West One-hundred-and-seventy -third-st., size
Tsx50xlOo.
Two new seven story apartment houses, designed
10 accommodate ninety-eight families will be built
from plans filed yesterday by Frederick c. Browne.
The architect who has placed the cost Of con-
structon at 100000 They viii be erected for George
L. Felt on the block fronting Morningside-aFe.
East east side extending from One-hundred-and-
The material 10 be used in the building VIII be
brick limestone and terra Gotta. ,,..
Gum & Grant have filed plans through Architect
brick and stone hotel 1t Will stand on a plot OK
Il42 feet on the south side of tif1y-siNth-st. 10
feet west of Seventh-ave. 1t VIII cost 10000.
brick and stone asthouses $54ES7 each. plot
the north side of
St. 300 feet west Of Amsterdam-ave- w. =: DICK
ereon is the architect. The cost will be slll.COO
John I. Miller has sold eleven lots on the IortI-
east corner OF Broadway and OEe-hundre0-ano-
RGsheT q Babcock have sold for F. c. Eberlin
plot OF lots, l&xleo feet, on the sonthz slae OF
Eighty -third-st ITS feet west OF West End-aYe. 10
Miles & Heifer have leased the buildings Nos.
f43 and 645 Water-st and Nos $40 ana S4z FTont-st
for Miss N. Bergh Brown 10 j. c. w. Stanley tor
Ttey have also SOLD for estate TO Mandelbaum
of Grand and Elizabeth SITS, three four story
buildings; size Of land e4x5S 6x6sxblx5e on private
Houston-st and No IS FIrst-st., 2sxsOx77. two five
story tenernont houses on private terms.
Real Estate Company. of Nebraska, three lots for
Improvement the easterly side OF MorTis-ave,
about 200 feet south Of Burnslde.aye Also Tor
$50 East F1fty-third-st The same firm has also
sold for Samuel ]: Ferguson the two story frame
forty-second-st for 7oo
A /. Mordecai & Son have sold for Jesse Enrich
four lots al the southeast corner of Fifth-ave and
lots sold TO him some three or four weeks ago.
Lovejoy Noyes. No. 62 Cedar-st. have leased
ings Nos 81 and SO Front-st ]. H Meyer & Co.
and also the building No. 81 Clif-st. for ex-Mayor
Charles A. Schieren, OF Brooklyn. TO the Columbia
Manufacturing and Importing Company.
Sharrott & Thorn have sold for Henry Roth the
three story frame house. with store. No. 1913
Niels Hansen has sold TO Edward Ffirsh the plot.
5nsxlOo feet the southwest corner Of Ninety
iirst-st and Central Park West. for $4,000.