The New York herald., 1920-01-27


pany sold to the Broadway-John Street
Corporation, Elias A. Cohen, president, 81
William St, southeast corner Cedar ST.,
IN eight story office building, So feet in
william st. and 123 feet In Cedar ST.. with
a rear line of 43 feet. The foundation is
said to be strong enough TO permit four
additional stories to the building. The
buyer will get immediate possession.
Frederick ]. Wilton was the broker.
Dressmaker Buys Building.
Royal Scott Gulden sold for Frederick
Edey, to the Frangold Realty Company
enfme. Frances, dressmaker), 10 West 56th
St. a six story dwelling, 25x100. for busi-
ness occupancy. The property was held
at 100000. The house is equipped with
an elevator.
Sale Near JumeI Mansion.
Norman Denzer and James S. Anderson
d Co. sold to Moses D. Moss. attorney.
The six story apartment, 75x1Oo. known as
Jumel Terrace, overlooking Jumel Man
sion and the Roger-Morris Park All
leases expire October 1920. The property
was held at sls5,OOO
Business Properties Bought.
Moses Goodman and Max Marx bought
from Marguerite L. Secor the two six
story warehouses, 51X125, at 1S to 1856
Pearl st.
The eight story loft, 42S100, at Wash
tngton place, southwest corner of Mercer
ST., has been bought by Frederick Brown
from Wilkinson Brothers. The property
was held at $257 900. A F. Du Cret & Co.
were the brokers.
L. ]. Phillips & Co. sold for Norman S.
Riesenfeld 26 Water St., five story build
ing, 2S.2x30, near Broad St, to the Marine
News, Harwood Palmer president, who
after extensive alterations will occupy q
large portion of the premises.
ChiIds Company to Build.
Severance & Van Allen, architects, filed
plans yesterday for the Childs Company
for six story store and showroom build
ing, 24x100, estimated to cost $4,000, to be
erected at 377 5th av. The new building
will replace a five story dwelling owned
by the Norris estate from 1858 until last
October, when the Childs Company ac-
quired title. 1t is the last parcel in the
block between 35th and 36th sts. to give
way to trade.
Religious Organization Sells.
The Clergymen's Retiring Fund Society
- the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States sold the two three-story
dwellings,, 3ox10O11, at 206 and 20S East
10th ST., adjoining P. S. No SO.
Jewellers to Lenve Maiden Lane.
The twelve story Jewellers Court Build
ing at 81 and SO Maiden lane is to be con-
yerted into offices. The second floor has
been leased to the Northwestern National
Insurance Company, through Charles B.
Van Nalen, Inc.
Two Riverside Drive Projects.
n
tnproved with six story apartment houses,
each to cost $3.50, 900. G.. II. Pelham, archi-
tect flied plans yesterday for the Melrose
Real Estate Corporation for one TO pe
erected at the northeast corner of l4'th
st. S9x9o, and also for the one hundred
and Forty-sixth Street Corporation Tor the
other. to be erected at the northeast cor
ner of 1i6th St. S9x79.
Buyers for Dwellings.
pease & Gilman sold for John X. Gregg
the four story dwelling. 2xlOo, at % west
s5th ST.
Samuel II. Martin sold for Adelaide H.
Nossman the four story dwelling, 33.4XlOo
at l42 West 9th ST.
Harris & Vaughan, Inc, sold Tor Mrs.
Douglas L. Gilman the five story DWELL
inr at III East list St, 20.1x1022. 1t VIII
be occupied by the buyer at the expiration
of the present lease
William B. May e. Co. sold Tor Morls
Fpstein 81 East 9Sd St, a three story dwell
iny and for Albert j. Reed the three story
dwelling at 113 East 55th St
Louis shore sold for A. G. Davis to the
Abel Realty Company, 2,l2l 5th aV.' lour
story dwelling. 16sx1o.
Lease Not Yet Closed.
There was a report in circulation yester-
day that negotiations were about COM
pleted for the leasing of the Siebrecht
y.uildinr. at the northeast corner of 9th
AZ and 3Sth St, from the United Cigar
stores Company, by a well known retail
tablishment At the office of the cigar
company Yesterday it was stated that no
papers in the deal had been signed.
other Manhattan Sales.
Williamson & Bryan sold for the valen-
tine estate, of Washington. D. c., III Chris
topher St, a two story frame buiidins' ~
esS. held by the selling family for fifty
years. ,,,. ,,
I,ouis Schrag sold for the William II.
Brigham estate s. West 22d St, seven
story loft. 23x9s.9.
7 r. English sold for the David Simon
CORPORATION to the Reeland Publishing
Company 36 west 4sth ST. d Inree s.ois
building, 25x100
Ames e. CO. sold for Catherine Mengel
the five story tenement, 25X9S.9, at 2S5 West
9th ST. to Harris Brown and Philip
Fishman.
George Mills sold 3i2 East SOth ST, four
story tenement, 25xl02.2
Crosby & Bemiy sold for Edward
Gleason acc West 35th ST., four story front
and rear tonements, 2oxlW.
The No. is East Eighty-fifth Street Cor
noration has been formed with W. f..
BARLOW. E. w. Dunn and E. IA. Thomp-
son as directors. TO take over the three
story dwelling, 1S.7xlo2.2 at that adj
dress. John ]. Mcdonald Is the owner
Of record.
buyers in the Bronx.
Benenson Realty Company bought from
Ely Bernays So to SOC West ieoth St, two
five story apartments. 125x9o. through
Greenfield &. Saffir.
Meister Builders. Inc, purchased the
five story apartment, S0xloo. at l.H2 Char
Ditto st.
Moses y. Moss purchased the southeast
corner of Decatur av. and both St, an
APARTMENT 50x1O0. leased until october i,
1920 IL was held at sS5 600.
John a Steinmetz sold for n. X. *.
Jacobs los East 10th St. three story two
fnnly dwelling. 10 +. Cagnani; also for
Rasac Realty Company lot in De Lavelle
av.. near Boston Post road, TO NJ Bergen.
Anton IcMen sold To the New York Wet
Wash Laundry COmuauv the story