The sun., 1919-08-06
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

hSI bEVENTIETH STREET-Sonn
Brothers resold the private dwelling
at 43 West Seventieth street which
they recently purchased from the New
York Life Insurance and Trust Com
papy, as trustees. The dwelling is
on a lot 20x1oo.sh. and has been
sold to client Of l. J. Phillips q co.
for occupancy. Both transactions
were negotiated through Z. J. Phillips
q Co.
SECOND AvENUE-ward, Belknap q
Son. sold for p. Chauncey Anderson,
executor, 2459 Second avenue. south
west corner OF 120th street, a one
story building. 24.11x1oo. assessed at
GREENE STREET - The. Burden
Realty Company purchased from the
sank for Savings through Spear &
90. ~ and 40 Greene street, a six
story loft building. 50x100.
EAST NTH STREET-James II.
Cruikshank sold to Charles wynne
for the Rothman estate East 1l7th
street. 1--WE story nat. 25x100. Harry
Sugarman was the broker.
WEST FORTY-EIGHTH STREET -
Brown, Wheelock Company sold for
q. w. Vanderhoef to Z. J. White 29
West Forty-eighth street, four story
nigh stoop dwelling. 22.SxI00; Column
oia College leasehold. The purchaser
viii alter into small apartments
LEXINGTON AVENUE - James H.
Cruikshank purchased from the Roth
man estate 1855 Lexington avenue,
near Ninety-ninth street, a five story
double fiat, with two stores, 25x95,
assessed at $4,000. Harry Sugar.
man was the broker
GREENE STREET-Brown, wheelock
company, Inc, sold to Robert z.
simon 225 Greene street, a six story
loft building. 2oxs7.
WEST 14STH STRAIGHTFORWARD &
Prayer sold to Mollie Rosenberg 2os
and EOS West 14Sth street, two five
story fats, each on blot 37.6xse.11.
Sol Friedus was the broker
EAST NINETY-THIRD STREET -
Fisher Irving Levine purchased
from Senior & Allen 1853 East Ninety
third street, a three story and base
ment dwelling. 19.6x100. held at $15,-
600. Max Alexander was the broker.
Eiseman, Lee, Corn & Levine were
the attorneys.
EAST SEVENTY-FIRST STREET-The
Manhattan Leasing Company sold 11s
East Seventy-frst street. a four story
and basement brownstone private
house on lot 22x1o2.2. for the Kap-
Ian johnson estate to Edward N. Will
son.
WEST FIFTY-sIXTH sTREET-The
fve story modern American house 46
West Fifty-sixth street on lot 2ox10S
was sold for Mrs. Joe e. Clssell to a
client. who after extensive alterations
will occupy.
WEST TwENTY-FIFTH STREETS.
B. Cooper sold to Knocag & WELLER
estate the eleven story house at 1l9
West Twenty-hfth street The plot is
100x100, and the Manhattan Leasing
Company were the brokers'
WEST EIGHTY-FOURTH STREET
Leopold Lippman sold the five story
American basement dwelling. 17x100,
at 345 West Eighty-fourth street
WEST 122D STREET.-THE A. Kane
Company sold the three story private
dwelling 345 West 1920 street, on lot
15x1O011.
WEST 18TH STREET-Samuel Pickel
has sold the three story dwelling, on
lot 19.3x75. at 52s West 18th street.
BROADWAY. Portman OF the Man
port Realty Company purchased from
the Assets Liquidation Company, w.
K. Dupre vice-president, two ten
story apartment houses, the Southold
and Northold. covering the block front
on the west side of Broadway from
150th to 151st street. 2oOx150. The
structure yields about s19S,0 annu-
ally in rent. They were held at
$500, 600. A. H. Levy and NJ. j.
Henschel negotiated the sale.
FORT WASHINGTON AVEN NUE.
Frederick Brown resold to Philip
wattenberg and Abraham Nevins the
six story elevator apartment house.
97x111, at the northwest corner of
Fort Washington avenue and 10th
street. 1t has an annual rental of
$4,000 and was held at $235, 900.