New-York tribune., 1919-05-01
Major Percy Nagle Gets
Back Old l20th St. Home
House Bought by Seller Only
Three Weeks Ago Was Occu-
pied by Buyer for Years

-, Major Percy Nagle, former Stree,
Cleaning Commissioner, has bought
back the old family residence at 3 East
l2yth Street. William ]. Morgan, the
seller, acquired the property less than
shree weeks ago from the Broadway
Savings Institution. The property con-
slsts of three story frame residence.
one of the largest in the section. on a
plot fronting fifty feet and having a
depth of Ixty feet, adjoining the north
east corner of Fifth Avenue. The
Nagle family owned the property up to
three years ago, when it was bought at
auction by the Broadway Savings In
stltutlon. Barnett G. Co., brokers in
me the present transaction, also negotiated
the recent sale to Mr.. Morgan.
Barnett & Co. have also sold to a
well known resident of Harlem the
three story and basement residence, on
lot 20x1O0, at 55 East 126th Street.
owned by Lizzie Chevalier.
Jones Buyer of bowen House
1t was learned yesterday that the
modern thirty-foot residence at East
Eighty-ninth Street, reported sold last
week for Mrs. Elizabeth c. Bowen by
William B. May g. Co. and Douglas l..
Eltimnn & Co., was purchased by WILL
iian1! Il. Jones, Of the banking and
brokerage firm Of jones & Reker.
In addition to buying the Bowen res-
iaence fer hia use, Mr.. Jones has also
pn,chased the vacant forty-one feet
adjoining On the esut from the Eighty.
ninth Street company edmund +.
Hnyllss CT al, reported sold or Tue.
day through william L. May E. CO.
The interesting feature of the latter
purchase is that it was made to utiliza
the ground fox garden purposes, and
with the further restriction, as part Of
the sale contract, that the land be used
for no other purpose for q certain num-
Der of years. The contract further
joining vacant 75-foot plot to develop
with dwelling, in which side windows
can be opened overlooking the garden.
Plan Suites for Dwelling
Pease & Gilman have sold eor Mrs.
Edward B. Cragin 10 West Fiftieth
Street, a four story dwelling, on a lot
21x100.5, Columbia College leasehold,
which the buyer will alter into small
apartments.
Physician Buys in Sixty-fourth Street
DR.. George M. Parker has purchased
for occupancy the three story and base
172 East SiXtyfourth Street, through
Harris G. Vaughan, from the estate Of
Charles Palm.
House in Fifty-eighth Street Sold
The Duross Company has sold 40
East Fifty-eighth Street, near Madison
Avenue, four story and basement
dwelling, on lot 20x505, for the Van
Schaick Realty Company.
Quick Resale in 113th Street
George w. Sosse has resold the three
story dwelling, on a lot 16.Sx1O0, at
223 West 18th Street. The seller ac-
quired the property recently from
Amelia Lambert, through the same
broker.
Another Home for Physician
Ennis e. Sinnott have resold to a
physician, through j. Irving Walsh, 1870
West Eighty-eighth Street, a three
story dwelling on a lot 17.6x100.
Corporation Buys 131st Street House
Harry Sugarman has sold for the
Franklir Savings Bank % East 131st
Street, a three story and basement
dwelling, on a lot 1S.3X100, to the
Hudwill Realty Corporation, Hudson P.
Rose, president
Lot in West Seventy-frst Street Sold
Horace S. Ely G. Co. have sold for
the Whitlock estate the property at
314 East Seventy-tirst Street, on lot
17x100.5, to a client Of Tucker Speyers
e. Co