New-York tribune., 1910-02-26
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

EDGECOMBE AfENUE-Sugarman &
Kahn sold for Mrs. Emma Stewart TO H.
Nelson McLernon No 140 Edgecombe ave
nue. adjoining the southeast corner of 1i2d
street, five story double flathouse. on a
lot 25x75 feet. The same brokers have re-
sold the property to a client for invest
ment.
FIFTH AEENUE-J. Clarence Davies
and Mark Rafasky & Co. sold for Henry
Corn 10 the American Real Estate Com
pany the Merchants Exchange Building.
an eighteen story loft and store structure
at the southwest corner of 11th street and
Fifth avenue. The parcel measures 90 feet
on the avenue and 175 feet in the street
IN exchange Mr.. Corn took the block
bounded by Dyckman. Post and Academy
streets and Naegei avenue. The value of
the properties in the deal more than
$3,oo0,00o.
FIFTH AVENUE-Henry d. Winans &
May sold for Robert B. Dula to John H.
Hanan for occupancy No. 1913 Fifth ave
nue, five story American basement dwell
ing house, on a lot 25.4x127.s feet, between
t. SSth and Ssth streets. The house was
bought by Mr.. Dula from ]. C. Umberfield
the builder, in 1906, and was occupied by
him up TO his purchase OF the Louis Stern
property at Tarrytown, several months ago
Title 10 the Fifth avenue house passed
yesterday.
HOUSTON STREET-G. Carlucci & Co.
sold for the Savoy Holding Company to a
client the six story new law tenement
house. with stores, Nos. 141 and 143 West
Houston street, on lot 3sx75 feet. This is
the second sale made by the same brokers
in the row of houses built by Abbate &
Alyino five years ago.
WATER STREkT-G CarIucci & Co. sold
to Martin Garone No. 342 Water street, a
four story tenement house. on a lot 25y63
feet This property was owned by the
Divine family for forty years. Mr.. Garone
owns several houses in this section
9Th STREET-Joseph Beriant bought
Nos ga and S2s 9Th street. six story tene-
ment house. on a plot 35sX97 feet
2lST STREET-James n. WeIls's Sons
sold for Herbert Knox Smith TO Thomas G.
Brown & Sons Nos. 547 and 549 West 2lst
street, a four story building. on a plot
50x100 feet, leasehold.
22D STREET.-THE Harvard Realty and
Construction Company Goldberg &
kramer) bought from Hewlett Scudder the
premises No q East 22d street, a four
story and basement stone front dwelling
house, on lot 25x9s9 feet. Parish, Fisher
& Co and the Douglas Robinson-Charles S.
Brown Company were the brokers in the
transaction.
The purchasing company also owns No.
13 10 le, adjoining and with this latest pur-
chase it now controls a plot 145x9S.s feet
between Broadway and Fourth avenue. A
high class twelve story business structure
will be erected on the combined site.
18Th STREET-william A Edwards oi
Closter. n. j., sold to John ]. Egan No 3Os
East 3sth street, three story dwelling
house, on lot 12ioxses. for $loooo.
9TH STREET.-THE Frank L. Fisher
Company sold for George w. Halter, to a
client for investment, the five story fiat
house No. 40 West 9th street.
Ii5TH sTREET-Earle e. Calhoun sold for
Mrs. Gertrude H Munroe Smith No sa;
West l5th street. adjoining the corner of
Riverside Drive. a Ave story American
basement dwelling. on lot 25x100.n. Mrs
Smith has owned the house for over twenty
years.
INST STREET-Colins Barry sold for
Martha Beck and David c. Kee a two story
and basement dwelling house on the north
side of hist street, 100 feet east OF Audu-
bon avenue. on a plot 2oxs5 The same
brokers also sold for David c. Kee the ad-
Joining plot. 81 exs5. to the east. The prop.
erty will probably be Immediately improved.
THE BRONX
ST. JOHN AvENUE-Jacob Leitner sold
for Goidstein & Leight the block front on
the west side Of 81. John avenue. between
Beck and Fox streets. 25oxl0o.