The New York herald., 1920-01-22

about ten years ago and was awarded
first prize for the best exterior of an
apartment house built during that year.
There arc two suites Of twelve rooms and
hath on each floor. 1t was held at 81. 100. 900.
Tho annual rental is $4,000. Douglas l..
Gilman & Co. and Leopold & Herbert
We'll were the brokers. Stoddard & Mark
and Morris T. Gossett were the attorneys.
Candy Company Gets Location.
Announcement was made yesterday that
tho United States Retail Candy Company
Will occupy space. 2ox1oo. in the Acker.
Merrall & Condit Building. at 135 to 1s9
West I'D St. reported leased by the United
December .. The company will make ex-
tensive alterations to the building. In
stalling stores in the grade floor and ex-
tending back the upper floors. The altera-
tions will cost between ss0.0OO and $65.Op.
Resale in Fifth Avenue.
Edward Margoies resold the two five
story business buildings. each 56xi50. at
ae and 31l 5th av.. held at $4,000. to Max
j. Kramer. who will form new holding
company. The seller acquired the property
under lease last April from the Living
ston estate, with option to buy. This he
exercised in June.
Adds to Drive PIottage.
The No. s15 West 1lsth Street Corpora
ton, Anthony Campagna president, bought
from Miss Maude A.. Fischer tho three
story building, 19.sx99. at 6lb West 146th ST.,
adjoining the north corner OF Riverside
Drive, which the buyers acquired Janu-
airy 4 last from John Brown, who owned
the property for forty-six years. Through
its purchase yesterday the company con-
trolls 99.llx79.s. which will be improved
with a six story apartment Guyon l.. c.
Earle was the broker. Mr.. Campagna and
Joseph Palermo. president and treasurer
respectively. OF the corporation. com
pleted in November a six story apart
ment, at the south corner Of Riverside
Drive and 146th St. the first building OF
its kind to be finished after the war. The
original intentions OF the builders were
to erect twelve story building on this
site.
Twelve story Loft Project.
Thomas ]. Mclaughlin and Joseph
Gordon Realty Corporation purchased 15s
and 100 West 22d st two three story build
ings. 45xSS,9, and contemplate the erection
of a twelve story loft.
Old broadway Corner Sold.
Porter e. Co sold for Abijah Weston, of
North Tonawanda, n. Y, the four five
story tenements at 4s to 56 Old Broadway,
northwest corner of 130th ST., and to the
same buyer the adjoining five story flat
at 573 West 130th st.
100000 beaver street Lease.
Rice g. Hill leased for the estate of Au-
gustus Van Horn Stuyvesant to Morris
Stern for ten years from May the four
utr htIi of OF n "
through to Marketfield st. The rental will
be In excess OF 100000. Lord, Day & Lord
were the attorneys. The tenant proposes
TO alter the building into stores and offices
and will occupy the ground floor.
Front street Corner In Deal.
The new five story business building at
1s and % Fulton st. and 1876 and 1898 Front
St, being the southwest corner OF these
thoroughfares, has been sold through the
Charles r. Moves Company to Edward
Maurer Company. The plot contains
about 5000 square feet. having frontages
of 81 feet in Fulton st. and 56 feet in Front
st. A. S. Gilbert, architect. has been COM
nissioned TO convert the building into a
= modern office structure on May 1. when
the buyer will obtain possession. Mr.
- Maurer will occupy the upper portion and
the ground floor will be leased Stoddard
& Mark were the attorneys for the seller.
Sale In Insurance Zone.
Charles 3. Van Valen, Inc, sold for the
John Realty Company. c. b. r. Benton
president. the four story building, 2i.4x
9i.s at SIS John ST. The structure is d.
rectly opposite the Hilliard Building.
which was leased to the Travellers Insrr-
ance Company last week. 1t will be ex-
tensively remodelled for office occupancy.
Other Downtown Sales.
ance Building, at 95 William ST., is re-
ported TO have been sold. 1t occupies a
plot, 6o9xs2. between Maiden lane and
John ST.. and was held at more than
q 0oo. 900
Broadway-John Street Corporation.
Elias A. Cohen president, sold to the l..
D. D. Realty Company. represented by
Isaac l.. Levine. the seven story building
at 81 and Sc White ST.. 50xss, and IS and 90
Walker St, five story building, 47x111.
Daniel Birdsall & CO.. Inc. sold for Edith
NJ Hadley and Mary X. Minor to George
A. Mussnann IS White St, n five story
building, 256x76.
Firm of Leonard J. Carpenter sold 5
Great Jones St, a four story building, 25.6x
100. to Story & F'lickinger. who have been
tenants of the property for many years.
Robert r. Rainey sold for Henry V.
Allen the five story loft building. 3.4xi0lx
irregular, at 1S1 West st.
]. Finkelsten & Sons sold for T. A..
Wilson the four-story loft, 11xe0. at 3S
Bowery The buyers are sign decorators.
who will occupy May l.
Activity on Heights.
Vogel & Schultz sold Harold Court. a
six-story apartment. 10i.1lx150. with six
stories and forty-nine suites. at l,i49 70
l.4s5 st. Nicholas av. and GOO West 1S3d
st. southwest corner. renting for 10000.
Vogel & Schultz purchased two five
story apartments at the southeast corner
of Haven av. and 172d St, and at south
west corner OF Fort Washington av. and
il2d st.
vogel e. Schultz sold the st. Brendan
= Court. n six-story apartment Nllx1oo. at
,S5i TO 1857 st. Nicholas ac. and COO West
t7sth ST. the southwest corner.
Irving Judis and Joseph Silverson
bought from Henry NJ. SchatzSin the two
gix-story apartments at 6i6 to 622 West
is7th St, 170xi0l. through Vincent Koppel.
A. RI. Levy sold for the Manport Realty
Company, I. Portmsn,' TO the Wians
Realty Company. Jacob Wiegand presi-
dent, the six-story apartment at IS Fort
washington av. northeast corner OF 1jist
et., losx130 irregular. !. Witknd, attorney,
represented the buyer.
A II. Levy and the Wians Realty Com
pany resold the five and half story