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New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Buyers Take .Claflin Lots.
Eagerly, at Good Prices
b's Offering of Bronx Property Quickly Absorbed; ;
successful Sale Indicates Return of Real Estate
to Popularity; Editor Buys Old Clahn House

ner lot at University Avenue and West
l95th Street was bought for $l,100 by
buyer who gave $500 for two adion-
ing lots on University Avenue.
The smallest prices in the sales were
received for the small lots on tho tri-
angular block facing Reservoir Avenue.
Lot 100, at the 197th Street corner,
sold for $3.50. 1t has frontage Of 81
feet IN West 197th Street and extends
go feet to q point on Reservoir Avenue.
A similar plot at University and Reser-
voir avenues sold for $450, and two ad-
joining lots for the same price. The
University Avenue and West 197th
Street corner of this block. 27xlOO.
was sold for 81 ,050.
Lots on the block bounded by Claflin,
University and Reservoir avenues and
West 197th Street sold for S700 to
$3.50
Lots on the block front bounded by
Webb and Clahin avenues. Eamcs Place
and West l95th Street sold for 5000 to
$1,000 while lots on the block bounded
West 195th Street and Eames Place
sold for 500 to $3.50. The two West
l9oth Street corners and the two ad-
Joining lots were purchased by the
same buyer. The three irregular.lots
fronting on University and Reservoir
avenues, known as Lots AGA to 462. were
sold as one parcel for $5,400. the
bidding starting at $4,000. Four nd-
Joining lots on this block, which have
two street frontages, brought 81 900 to
$l.100 each.
Lots M the block bounded by West
195th and l97th streets, Clafin and
University avenues, sold for from $500
up. the West 197th Street corners for
$500 and $500, and the West 195th
Street corners for S1.750 and S2,7Oo.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Operators Compete With
F1at.Buying Investors
Professionals Take Over Larger
Houses, but Investors Also
Find a Few Bargains

Justice Martin r. Manton has so,d
to Joseph Shenk the six-story elevator
apartment house occupying the block
front on the east side Of Broadway
between 169th ard roth streets. on a
plot fronting III feet on Broadway
and 100 feet on each street. Th,
structure contains sixty apartments,
and ten stores and returns an annua,
rental of about $4,000. Reiss & Fein.
berg were the brokers In the deal.
Carrolton on Broadway in Sale
Samuel Barkin, operator. has pur.
chased from the William johnson
Company .he Carrolton, six-storv
elevator apartment house at the north.
west corner of Broadway and l6Sth
Street, opposite the old American
League Baseball Park. The house CON
tains seven suites on a floor and has
five stores. The property fronts ninety
feet on Broadway and $50 feet on tho
street. 1t rents for about $4,000
annually.
Charles Wynne and Louis II. Low
have bought from E. Gallngcr the
Aldus Terrace, on the southwest corner
nuo, six-story elevator apartment
house, on lot 100x10O 1t contains ac-
commodations for fifty eight families
and has eight stores, and returns a
rental OF about $4,000 annually.
The Knapp & Wasson Company has
sod for Mrs. Mary Sheppard the six
story elevator apartment house at tho
northwest corner of Audubon Avcnue
and 10th Street. known as the Far
non. 1t has a frontage Of 100 feet on
Audubon Avenue and 100 feet In 17Oth
street. The house has a rental of S2S.
600.
Pakas Buys 1s5th Street House
S. l.. Pakas has bought from William
Lyman the five-story apartment house
at b56 and 55S West 185th Street. on
plot 50Xl0o, arranged for four families
on floor. William Crane was the
broker in the sale.
The Alvena. six-story elevator
apartment house, on plot 50x991l, at
IA and 10 West 127th Street, near Fifth
Avenue, has been sold by Harrison D.
Meyer to |. Lester Wood
James II. Cruikshank has sold to
Marion Beck 22 East 10th Street, a
I'VE story fiat, on plot 25xl0o. Ben
Jamln hlsler negotiated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Sold 9th Avenue Corner, Now
Takes 1t Under Long Lease

The Schultz Realty Company nave
leased for long term Of years the
four-story building at the southwest
corner of Forty third Street and Sixth
Avenue at an aggregate rental Of over
s25o,00o. This property was recently
acquired by the Schultz Realty Com
pany. who sold it to the present owner
who has III turn leased the property 70
them. Henry Shapiro and Company
were the brokers In the transaction.
Space Found for Some tenants
Cross (. Brown Co have leased for
T. G. Patterson the building at 6a7-55
West Tifty-ffth Street to Vim Motor
Truck Co, Of New York, Inc, and the
store at 1746 Broadway, corner Fifty
sixth Street. TO iiulett Motor Car Com
pany, Inc; tenth floor at 140 Fifth
Avenue TO Wertheimer, Plehn J. Levy,
Inc, for term of years.
Charles r. Noyes Company has leased
the ground floor OF the Curtis Building,
1851 South William Street through to
store. TO Harriss, Magill & Co, Inc.
steamship agents and shippers; floor
at 273 Water Street to the Armstrong
Press; floor a. % Beehman Street
10 the Premier Ruling Co. and floor
at i8 Fulton Street to Louis Basi g.
VI. & l.. Hess nave leased the .hird
floor at 53-T West Fourteenth Street
through to $40 West Fifteenth Street.
to Heiss-B Brush & Co, handkerchi
fifth floor at 135 Fifth Avenue to the
Apparel Sales Cooperation, woollens,
ninth floor at 242-50 Fourth Avenue 90
4. f.-fl,
at 1916 East Twenty-second Street to
the Dartmoor Coat Co
Cushman 4 Wakefield have leased 10
the Automatic Refrigerating Company
Offices in the so East Forty y-second
Street Building; 20 Felix p. Pyms
executive Offices in No. 516 Fifth
Avenue.
White Goodman have leased. with
Albert B. Ashforth. the parlor floor AT
~ West Thirty y-hfth Street 10 Isen-
stadt & Joseph: sixth loft ut .0;-6
Broadway 10 tIarry Berges: With
Harris 4 Vaughan '1ird ana fourth
lofts at 23 East Seven.eenth Street to
TIE G. & T. MILDLY blouse Co.. and N
the same binding first ioft To Buck
valid. Berger 4 Bendet; second loft at
S55 broadway, corner o2 Fifteenth
Street, 10 Cohen 4 KaskOw.
Printers Go to Brooklyn
H. L. Moxlev & Co. have leased 10
the Uniform Printing & Supply CO., of
Chicago. H., for q term OF years. the
fourth floor, cons sting Of 25 600 square
feet. at Gair Building No. 8. & Wash
ington and Front Streets. Brooklyn.
Pencil &c. Takes Space
Harrison s Colburn Company has
leased the fourth and fifth eoors. - 900
square feet. Ia unit "D' lloboken Fac
tory Terminal. to the American Lead
Pencil, Company Tor period Of zen
years. Thomas j. Upton, nc. recently
rented the entire building.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
High Rents Still Make
Bronx Flats Attractive
Newer Houses Find Many Buy
crs Who Believe Room Rates
VIII Continue to Soar

The A. II. Investing Company, Mi
chael Kaufman, president, has pur-
chased the northwest corner of Ogden
Avenue and l7oth Street, University
Heights, six story walk-up apart
ment, on plot 72Xl00 1t houses thirty
lamliies and has four stores. The
rental ls about $4,000. A. Swee was
the broker The same company
through Weiss & Scherer purchased
the corner apartment at 9OS Kelly
Street, a five story walk-up house
renting for about $4,000
Stelnman & Stcinman have sold for
Feinberg Bernstein the northeast
corner of Hoe Avenue and Home
street i've story apartment house
on plot l09X46X irregular. The pur-
chaser is an investor.
New Owner for Big House
Albert H. Phelps and Charles Brady
have sold for the Michael j. Martin
Corporation to Morris polsky the five
story apartment At 3o4o Albany Cres-
cent. containing thlrty-tive families. on
plot l2.6Xll5. The property adjoins
the subway station al 25lst Street.
Melster Builders have sold to A.
Goldman the five story apartment
house known As 2330 Washington Ave-
twenty-five families. with a rcut list
OF $1,000
Bernard s. Deutsch. as attorney. has
sold I916 and 1873 Honeywell Avenue.
a tour story fiat. on plot 1ON7O. 10 Mrs
Hed"lg fibel through Harry Cohen as
roher
II. lloinstein has sold Tor the Ellen
Realty and Construction Company to
Nathan Bevier the iive-story apartments
ON plot 66N41, At 81 East lSlst Street
William II. Mehlich has sold for
Hcfsic Zimmerman 10 an investor for
cash 1862 Monis Avenue. a six-story
apartment. on plot 40XlO0
ID. Cohen and A. Weiss have sold
ion 4 client to the A. & II. Investing
Company, Michael Kaufman. presi-
dent. the tive-story apartment, con-
tanning 1000 square feet, at 9OS Kelly
Street, Hunts Point.
Buys Home Under Construction
William c. Bergen has sold to a
client of Louis W Osterweis two
family private house now in the course
Of construction on the west side of
University Avenue, 17l.55 feet south
OF lS3d Slreet on plot 97.50XlO0 This
building IS one of d number Of build
ings that William C. Bergen is erect
lng on University Avenue
Samuel toWen has sold for Dr..
l.oughran the southeast corner of l56th
Street and Prospect Avenue, u three
story private house, with a garage. to
client for occupancy.
J. Clarence Davies resold for the
handel Construction Company to Mary
Seams, 1922 Taylor Avenue. near Van
Nest Avenue. threc-story frame
three family fat on lot 25xloO.
y. Naranawltz x Son and NJ Herdst
have sold for Philip Wattcnburg to
PhIlip Noern a wo-family dwelling, on
lot 20X75, at S72 Fast l63d Street
George J. McCatirey. ir, has sold for
Charles 7. Hallock PHI and 27l9 Gif-
ford Avenue, each on let g6x100. and
1887 Morris Avenue. 3 dwelling. on lot
25x75; for Andrew Parish 1884 DAILY
Avenue, two-family house, on lot lox
10, and with VI. Wray. a dwelling at
1853 Clinton Avenue, on lot 2Oxl0O.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Shenk Takes Over Two
More Broadway Buildings
Buys Nine story Structure at
Howard IT. and Fen Story
Loft Further gTntoWn

Joseph Shenk. under the title Of .he
College Holding Company. has bought
through Lietnor Breuer & Starr from
the metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany, the nine story hreproof com
morcial building at the northeast cor
ner OF Broadway and Howard Street, on
q plot Glx9S. The structure is located
one block rom Canal Street subway
stations. The ground floor Of the
building is leased for twenty-one Years
to the Chatham. and nhenix National
Bank. and is now being altered to meet
the requirements Of the bank
fhrouc n Ieitner Rrener q Starr, Mr..
Shenk Also purchased from the 4 H.
Investing Company. Michael Kaufman
president, the ten story lott building
AT So Broadway, on q plot 4Sx9G, De
Jweeu Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
The property has an annual rental OF
about $4,000. The sellers recently
bought it from the Seamen's Bank for
Savings.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Will Invest S225,OOO in
New 28tll Street Lofts
Trunk Maker Buys Site Near
Fourth Avenue and viii I'M
prove 1t for Investment

The sale was reported Yesterday Of
the property at A and 4S East Twenty
eighth Street to Harry ]. Saunders, a
trunk maker, who plans an interesting
Improvement to make the property a
good paying investment. On the Site
now are two lour-story dwellings on
plot 4.SX9o.9. 100 feet west Of
Fourth Avenue. They were owned by
tho estate OF Ellen Morgan and were
sold through the agency of Horace S.
kly e Co. In place of the old dwell
ings Mr.. Saunders has ordered the East
crn Construction Company, Benjamin
Leavlu. to erect q siX-story mercantile
building. with stores, on the street
tioor 1t Will be completed next March
S225 00O
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
SELLS University Place Lofts

Ajax n Natanson has sold to Alfred
NJ Rau So University place and q and
26 East Twelfth Street. an eleven-story
and loft building, on plot 4sxlo0, on
Twelfth Street, running through with
an L S1x11o on University Place.
The building contains q sprinkler sys-
tenn and two elevators and brings III
an annual rental Of s47 600. Waddell
& Martin we're the brokers In the
transaction. This building was pur-
chased by the seller from the Guard an
Life Insurance Company last May.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
BUYS l2-Acre Country Estate

Ira o. Gregory mas bought the Evans
property at Westport. Conn. through
John Crawford There are Twelve
acres fronting on the Saugatuck River
Tor about 600 feet, and a modern
concrete house with all improvements
II Was held at S?O.00O
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Prices Worth Noting


Lots on Sedgwick Avenue. between
West l97th Street and Reservoir Ave
S2.400 the higher prices being received
FOR corners. Lots on Webb Avenue, ON
this block, sold for $70o UP. the l91th
Street corner for $3.50 and the Reser-
voir Avenue corner for 5000.
william l.. Thompson, am investor,
was one OF the largest purchasers at
the sale, and bought the block front
OH Reservoir Avenue, between Strong
and West l95th streets. He started
off by buying the West 195th Street
corner for 81 ,000 and the other four
teen lots on the block front for $500
each He also bought the two lots in
the rear, at the University Avenue
corner, for $l500 and S. ,25Q. The cor
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Brooklyni,es Seek Safety
In Purchase of Homes

Bulkley & Horton Company have sold
l.79 Dean Street, between Bedford and
Nostrand avenues, three-story and
basement, extension, stone one family
dwelling on lot 2Qxl00, fo- Mrs. For
ence l.. Horton, 70 client for occupancy.
+ {. Sauter's Office mas so d the three
story and basement brcsVn3-ono
dwelling At 454 Eighth Street, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues, 20 Mss
Helen G Woodruff. for Mrs Anna P.
Hesketh
Charles c, stelie has sod she two
story and basement. brick house at
2ss Il seventh Street for client to
Maurice Ailion, VINO will occupy.
Walter S Ross and c. c. Gretsinger
have sold for Fred H Conklin tina two
family brick house known az 345
Seventy third Street 10 ellen. for
occupancy
The Realty Associates tave sold 70
an investor 44s Madison Street three
story brick and s-oue apartment The
site VII be in proved oy tne new
owner.
Burling ( Swan have sold tne swo-
story and basement brica dwelling on
lot 20x100 at 420 Quincy Street, for
Mrs, Margaret K Roe, to q client for
occupancy.
The Realty Trust has sold for the
Alec Building Company seven one-fam-
lily semi detached brick dwellings Il.
2033 to 2066 Sixty-third Street, one of
Mapleton Parks beautiful highways, AZ
follows: 2033. 10 3 Schwartz; 9O45. 20
Z Schwartz: 2o4-. 90 Morr;s Schwartz.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
TO Erect at Easkinr Ridge

Steven B. Ayres has sold to Robert
s. Stantlal plot l00x175 on Oak
Stump Road. Basking Ridge, n. J.. on
which the purchaser vii erect a
dwelling. James ". Lent WAS the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24

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New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Bank Building to Replace
Van WICK Property at Jamaica

Howell j. Lomax and Jarvis z. Smith
have sold for the Van Wyck estate the
southwest corner Of Union Hall and
Fulton streets, Jamaica. The present
building was built in 1921. and was ac.
qured by Joshua H Van Week IN 1885.
ara since that time has been IN con
tinuous possesslon o. he Nan Wech
family. A modern bans bu dfng av-
ing entrances in both streets. vii te-
place the present structure. ard Wncn
all Improvements are completed il Will
probably show a total inyaA&mens Of
naAxly $500 COO
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Net Lett p in Demand for
v esichester Homes and Sites

Harold Norton, Of New York City,
has purchased residence belonging to
Robert c. Fulton on Nyac Avenue, Pei
ham Heights. George Howe was the
broker.
The Cooley Realty Company has sold
for the Pelham Heights Company to
Pierre j.. Van Alstyne four lots on
EasJland Avenue. Pelham Heights; six
lots on Ancon Avenue to Cortes "
Cavanaugh; three lots on the same
avenue 10 Mervin s. Near, Of New York
City. These buyers WI lall soon start
the erection Of houses for their own
occupancy.
Prince & Ripley have sold for Edith
NJ. r. Burkitt house with about two
acres adjoining the Beltzoover estate
at Irvington-on-t the Hudson, ~ Y, TO
Frederick W Kincaid for Lewis John
son residence on Young Avenue. Pei
hamwood, N. Y, to Stacy . Arrowood,
and with Chauncey b. Grffen & Co
for Catherine K. Hasbrouck residence
on Broadway. Dobbs Ferry, 10 d. g
lnglehart.
Derschuch & Co have sold for Harry
K. Barrett "a Greenridge Avenue,
southwest corner Of Rutherford Ave
nue.. White plains, a sixteen room resi-
dence with garage, on plot i00x250.
Irving ". Young repre- esented the seller
and Nicholas L. Betjeman the pur-
chaser.
Stewart c. schenck sold for George
G. Milne his brick and frame house
at Rye to Leonard Goodwin, who re
Gently sold his house near the Ana
wants Club.
Buyer for Portchester Estate
The Tyler property. at the corner Of
North Regent Avenue ana Webster
Place, Portchester, consisting Of a
modern dwelling and two acres. ha-
been sold at private sale for $500
The property was to be offered at 20
untary auction on Saturday
The Mende Estate has sold 10 the
Jerolamon Realty Company. Julian Ko-
vacs. president, a plot l79xt2o on
Claremont Avenue between Lincoln
and Sidney avenues. IN thu Chester
Hill section of Mount Vernon. The
builders contemplate tho erection Of
three private dwellings. Leltner, Bren-
er Starr were tho brokers.
Hartsdale Buyer 10 Build
George Howe has sold To- Jaroid Z
Porter to j. J, Lawrence Il plot At
Grecnacres Avenue hartsdsle M-.
Lawrence plans 10 build a 1esidence
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
"a. 500 Best Price for Lot

The best prices received at the sale
were along the Sedgwick Avenue block
front. which curves into West kirSs-
bridge Road. Prices ranged i'm this
block from 81 $50 to s4,60o. The latter
amount wa< Given for lot sGG at the
curve. which has a frontage of SS feet,
extending IL depth lSe feet, with .
rear line of 80 feet. The buyer also
bought the two adjoining lots toward
l9ath Street for $4,000 and $1,000 re
spectiteEy. Lot 3t7. al4o on the curve
IN Sedgwick Avenue. sold for $1,000.
and lot 36S for $500. The northwest
corner Of West kinesbridge Road and
Webb Avenue on this block sold Tor
$3.50 Four lots, 25x100. at the soath-
west corner of webb Avenue and Nest
l95th Street on which there is a tvo-
story dwelling, were sold for $4,000.
The West 195th Street corner Of the
block brought $4,000.
Lots on the block front bounded by
Sedgwck and Webb avenues and West
l97th and l95th streets brought from
5000 to $3.50, the latter fer the Sedg-
wick Avenue corner at ts7th Street
he other corner on this block in Scdg-
wick Avenue was bought for $500.
while The two Webb Avenue corners
broupht $4,000
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24

story and basement brick house at 4O4
Douglass Street. on lot 18.8xl0A, to
1os2ph 4 6alA
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

WANTED--f 900 to 500 square feet office
space In the financial district BY invest
ment banking concern Of responsibility; :;
would take possession soon possible,
DOUGLAS l.. ELLIMAN 4 CO.. ala MAdI-
son av
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
Recorded Transfers

Greenberg to AeYsr Einblndsr. on pen
ises mtg, $4,000; atty Nathan Folk.
,,, t-s.eN - ......-.....sl 300
SLiNNb ST. 80. g o5xa5.s: Chas T
3ash=ll 70 PssQuaie Nileo ct al 10
Thompson s. mtg. $1,000, all liene
sept p. aItg. y L < 81 90. 135 Broad
way rr
New-York tribune., 1919-09-24
YONKERS
FOR
MOU Mt VERNON
REAL. ESTATE


FOR
MOUNT VERNON
REAL ESTATE
SIZE ANDERSON REALTY CO.
Near Sew Haven Station
$4,000 NJ" BRICK APARTMENT, eight
families all modern Improvements; par
qrei ie floors rear poIchss heated South
ofFers. near StatlNn. Big retl'~n
DANifI. ". FATES - Warb9rfon Ave.
We srEtiAIlzE in West hester county
, properties or every description Sec
II " SULLIVAN. 30 South Broadway
Tel $50, NonNefs =. y
BARGAIN. Sc, ,50o.-l0 room ,nodern house
very conveniently located resident iai
section. South Yonkers VAN NESS BROS.
Dos South Broadway. Phone SS7.
MI. KISCO
AN ACRE-1s room Colonial house, with
village water. sewer. etc. fne garden
anu beautiful shade trees. good barn;
paved street: good neig hborhood convent
ent to schools Immediate posse ession
Price IS 500 W-cWs
rARFtNTTH r FELTON, y.
rORt tiit~TFK
lAEC CNI\ ,-ar f1
toofa- btrn fr'pia leanf ee .N- 49,
pensively finished garage. grape s. oc :.
shade trees 10 minutes Grand Central
Price 3lI.0Oo Terms satisfactorily A.
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New-York tribune., 1919-09-24

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ntge 5000, all liens; Sept 10. attyn
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