New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
IN THE DYCKMAN DISTRICT.

IN lI1E D4ChAlAN D1SIRICI.
EMERSON STREET-Hal ]. How & Co
sold TO the Hensle Construction Company
the entire block front on the south side of
Emerson street, from Post to Sherman ave-
nues, fronting 80 feet on Emerson street
and with depth of 100 feet. The Man
haitian Real Estate Company and r. Clar
ence DorselI were the sellers. On the site,
which is just west of the 207th street sub
way station, the Hensle company will erect
two six story elevator apartment houses,
each 155x100.
POST AVENUE-The Manatee Company
was reported to have sold plot 1Oox75 feet
at the southeast corner of Post avenue and
Emerson street.
SHERMAN AVENUE-The Thomas L.
Reynolds Company sold for the Washington
Heights Realty Company to Charles Z.
Cameron the plot 100x100 feet at the north
west corner Of Sherman avenue and Isham
street. Mr.. Cameron also bought through
the same brokers the adjoining plot, 75x100
feet, on Sherman avenue, from Charles @.
Seely and ]. J. Barry.
SHERMAN AVENUE-George c. Howe
sold the northeast corner of Sherman ave
nue. and Hawthorne street, a plot 100x110
feet
SHERMAN AVENUE-Senator Timothy
d. Sullivan bought through the Thomas l.
Reynolds Company a plot 100x10o feet at
tho northeast corner of Sherman avenue
ana Emerson street Senator Sullivan re-
Gently bought plot al the southeast cor
ner of Hawthorne and Emerson streets
TENTH AVENUE-Hall J. How g. Co
resold for the Realty Operating Company a
plot 112x100x17ox177 feet OF the west side
IT. 1or
son street, 10 a builder, who will erect two
fifty foot apartment houses on the site
TENTH AVENEE-Hall J. How & Co
sold for Frederick Meade the southwest
corner of Tenth avenue and Emerson
street, at the 207th street subway station,
a plot of about eight lots. fronting 244 feet
on Emerson street, together with an abut-
ting plot OH the east side OF Post avenue,
100 feet south of Emerson street. 10ox125x
irregular. Mr.. Meade became the owner of
the property in 1870.
VERMILYE AVENUE-Mark J.. Kelley
sold the plot 100xI00 on the west side of
Vermiiye avenue, 100 feet north of EIner-
son street, to Max Marx.
21ITH STREET-A n. Gitterman sold tn
John l.. Ennis and Frank j. Sinnott for the
Bradley estate the lot on the south side of
2llth street. 275 feet east OF Ninth avenue.
211TH STREET-O'Connor. Lawrence &
Ellison sold the property at the southeast
corner of Tenth avenue and 211th street
size 100x39.1l feet. for John NJ. Rice to Paul
Halpin.
NERMILYEA AVENUE-OConnor, Law
renee g. Ellison were associated as brokers
fn the sale of eight lots on the east side of
Nermilyea avenue, 100 feet north Of Dyck-
man street. reported on Tuesday.
2l5TH STREET-HaH ]. How & Co. sold
for Daniel B. FrDedman TO a building oper-
ator the block front on the south side of
M5th street. between Broadway and Tenth
avenue. IT measures 125 feet on 215th street,
81 feet on Broadway and 100 feet on Tenth
avenue.
IN OTHER MANHATTAN DISTRICTS.
AUDUBON AVENUE-Edouar Dressler
sold. in conjunction with Henry Beck. for
the Broad Construction Company. the
northwest corner Of Audubon avenue and
17Sth street. six story elevator house.
known as the Lynwood, on plot 75xl0O feet
The property was held at $4,000.