New-York tribune., 1901-10-23
REAL ESTATE.
,pcF TRACT IN HACKENSACK MEAD
ovs sOLD-NEGoTTATIoNS FOR SALE
OF STURTEVANT HOUSE.

81, r{ackensack Meadow Company made public
.5sv the sale OF Us acres Of the marsh land
lily transferred TO it's representatives for
'rfacturing purposes. The buyers were two
Hrfsct,lrers and, according 10 the statement
% he company, $4,000 an acre was paid for
80 land This price was for the land ready for
rs,ng operations. II has yet TO be reclaimed.
y ,rorl, Of retaining it by diking and dredging
IN he begun Immediately.
'-rhue the project replace the old Sturtevant
ouse al the southeast corner of Broadway and
-,+v-rinth-st with a modern seventeen story
,l evidently has substance, the negotiations
Sre not reached the concrete stage. No con-
IS have been signed by the Finance Realty
--nst Company Of No II Broadway. corporation
t,slized at 100000, said to be behind the
t,e but il is reported that 81 10000 will be paid
- the present property. The hotel has been In the
-rs, since 1885, when A p. Sturtevant, one OF
40 owners, died.
The Metropolitan Improvement Company has
"a n a client of the Frank l.. Fisher Company
80 ave story American basement dwelling house,
s@svsa feet at the northeast corner of Riverside
111--5ve and Eighty-frst-st
The estate of J. T. Fitzgerald has sold. through
Pryan l. Kennedy Co, the four story brown
tcne aWelling house. 25Xl09 feet; at No. S2S West
ss.D-ar+y-second-st 10 w. X. Glllett president OF
sSe Denver and Southwestern Railroad, for his
own occupancy
"a sold Nos 669 and 61 F1fth-ave., plot 42.Sxi0o
fsst @ at the southeast corner of Fifty-third-st.
,o-fswest corner of Broadway and Ninety-eighth-
- mas been sold to persons who are said TO be
f,esfors holding number Of similar properties In
pproaSN,ay The Emhurst is a seven story build
d. an a plot lO0xl0OLI feet. The erection Of the
tbItSising was begun about year ago by Emilio
STsna Owing to financial difficulties the property
Ell INTO the hands OF a Mr.. 1ledemann as trustee,
-rbn recently finished it,
NB The sterling Realty Company has purchased from
Ms G Frank through Henry d. Winans & May.
Eo Il East SiXty-frst-st.. q four story and base
,-aent brown stone dwelling house, on lot 25NlOO5
feet - - 80 - "a .k.,
,ew Asthouses on the east side Of LenoE-ave be-
.rssn Observation-Disclosures and One-hun-
sred-and-thirty- sts. 80
"Frsnces Z Hustled has exchanged with Henry
,Iasing No l09 West One-hundred-and-thi -thirtieth-
e. n three story and basement brown stone dwell
sn1 house on lot 20X99I1 feet for No. 3713 Third
ave a five story fathOuse. on lot 2oxlzSl feet
Trsderick N Wilson the referee.
n b Dickerman. of the firm OF Moore Schley
,s the buyer Of No. Isl Madison-ave. He paid
s'Tsmes KYLE q sons have sold for Mrs. Mary
painter the five story apartment house at NO. lbz
sttornev-st on lot 2jxl00 feet.
Tohn NJ Reid has sold for Mary Candler TO Ed
p,srd I Mcclure the three story and basement
brown stone single flathouse No 235 East Jhirty-
third-st on lot lS5Xes9 feet.
schmeidler & Bachrach have bought from Otto
Jackob No. 90 Eldridge-st-, a six story tenement
house on lot 24.6xsS7 feet. s,,z
Thomas Byrnes yesterday transferred TO Adelaide
r. Hickey, as a gift, No. Ill West seventy
tighth-st.