New-York tribune., 1910-01-20
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
IN THE DYCKMAN DISTRICT.

BROADWAY-Hall ]. How & Co. sold
for the Sound Realty Company the plot, so
x147 feet, on the east side of Broadway. 125
feet south of Hawthorne street.
BROADWAY-Hall ]. How & Co. sold
for Mrs. Goldie Metzger to Richard R.
Maslen a lot on the east side of Broadway,
100 feet north OF Emerson street
SHERMAN AvENUEHall ]. How &
Marx six lots on the west side of Sherman
avenue, It's feet north Of Isham street.
SHERMAN AvENUE-The Thomas I,
Reynolds Company resold for Charles f.
Camerer, to John G. Everett, the northwest
corner of Sherman avenue and Isham
street, a plot, 1o0x10D feet.
SHERMAN AVENUE-R. Clarence Dor
sett sold the plot. 15og1J0 feet. on the west
side of Sherman avenue. 10 feet south of
Emerson street.
SHERMAN AYENUE-Iryng T. Cole
man, of Newark, N. J. sold the plot, 75x
$50 feet, on the west side OF Sherman ave
nue., 100 feet south of Isham street.
SHERMAN AVENUECharles E. Cam
erer bought through the Thomas L. Rey~
nolds Company the plot, 75x100 feet, dn the
west side Of Sherman avenue. ZOE feet north
of Isham street, from Charles g. Seely
Mr.. Camerer Cwns the adjoining corner Of
Isham street
TENTH AVENUE-Paul Halpin bought
from the Donovan estate a plot 100xl0O
feet, at the southeast corner of Tenth ave
nue. and 319th street.
TENTH ANENUE-Hall J. How & co.
resold for tha Realty Operating Company
the plot. 112x160x100x130, on the west side
OF Tenth avenue. pa feet south of Emer-
son street. to the Charles Hensle Construc-
toin Company, which will erect two apart
ment houses. with stores, on the property
VERMILYEA AVENUE - The Sound
Realty Company sold the plot, 75xl50. on
the west side Of Vermilyea avenue. 1O0 feet
south Of Hawthorne street.
209TH STREET-Frank l.. Fisher COM
pany sold three lots on the south side of
2G9th street, 200 feet east of Tenth avenue.
to the Stronghold Realty Company
2l0TH STREET-Max Marx sold the plot.
75xl00. OIL the east side of Tenth avenue
20 feet south of 21Oth street The buyer is
James L. Duffy, client of Hall ] How
& Co.
211TH STREET-Joseph l.. Ennis and
Frank j. Sinnott bought from Harry /.
Rosen the lot the south side of 211th
street, 800 feet east of Ninth avenue
Maurice L. Strauss was the broker. The
buyers acquired an adjoining lot on Tues
day. Mr.. Rosen recently bought the first
named lot from John Anderson.
2l5TH STREET-Max Marx resold the
plot, 75x99.11, Oh the south side OF 2l5th
street. 200 feet east of Tenth avenue which
lie recently purchased from the Acton
Realty Caompany.
2l5TH STREET-Gustavus l.. Lawrence
bought through Hall j. How & Co from
Daniel b. Freedman the block front on
the south side of 2l5th street, from Broad
way to Tenth avenue, plot with d frontage
OF 125 feet on 2l5th street, 81 feet ON Broad
way and 100 feet on Tenth avenue, with an
irregular rear line. The plot is al the 2l5tb
street subway station and is considered one
Of the choicest parcels In the section. Mr.
Lawrence also bought the five lots at the
northeast corner of Tenth avenue and 20etb
street.
IN OTHER MANHATTAN DISTRICTS.
FOURTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d. Dan
! forth sold No. Az TO AIS Fourth avenue
and Nos. A. and 81 East 30th street, three
/, five story tenements and two four story
dwellings, on plot 749xS4.S feet, at the
northwest corner The buyers are a syndi-
chlo Vi operators, represented Dy the law
firm oil Stroock Stroock. The property is
directly opposite tho building OF Dodd.
Mead g. Co.
PARK ANENUE-The Douglas Robinson.
Charles = Brown Company sold for Ed
ward X. McLaury No. $50 Park avenue,
between 'sth and 18th streets. a four story
fiat ana store house on lot 27.2x5sX irreg-
ular.
HAMILTON PLACE-The Moore & Rowe
Company sold for Mrs. Adelinc {. WILCOX