The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Seaboard Bank Acquires For
mer Hetty Green Parcel
Near It's New Home.

The Seaboard National Bank, Samuel
c. Bayne president. HAS bought the four
story building at "a Broad street. south
west corner OF Marketfield street. on a
plot S3.11xl00,7x irregular. which the
bank intends to use for storage pur-
poses. The site was sold by Col f. II.
r. Green. son of the late Hetty Green,
and IL had been in the possession OF the
family for a great many years. 1t is
diagonally. opposite the new ten story
ing at the northeast corner of Broad
and Beaver streets, on plot c02lS5.
other Deals in Manhattan.
Charles w Wolf. dealer in leather
goods. bought from Janet Olcott the five
story building. with store. at SIS Cort-
landt street. northwest corner of Green
wich street. 26x5Sx irregular. Mr.. Wolf
has been tenant of the building for
number of years Mrs. Olcott al
lows a mortgage for $4,000 to remain
on the property for five years at 5h
per cent.
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. as
trustee for the estate of William Wal
dorf Aston sold the vacant plot at the
southeast corner of Twelfth avenue and
Fiftieth street. fronting $40 and 100
feet respectively. The buyers are David
and Alva S. Staples, who have borrowed
on the property $4,000 from the Harlem
Savings Bank.
Laurence Blake & Jewell and Payson
Mel. Merrill Company sold for Louis
Es<wirth the five story warehouse, 376
NJ. at 2I5 Water street.
Markham Realty Corporation sold to
Matilda A. Daily II Grove street, north
east corner Of Bedford street, two and
three story frame buildings, 25x62
Dwelling Buyers Active Again.
Pope & Bro. sold for John c. Milburn
his residence at IS West Tenth street.
four story dwelling, 36.6X92.S, to NJ. 7. &.
r. G.. Bevan,
Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs. e. e.
b. Froelich to Maria c. Jones of
Southampton the three story twenty foot
/ dwelling at s26 Lexington avenue,
Beekman estate leasehold, adjoining the
northwest corner of Sixty third street.
1 The property is restricted and the buyer
will occupy.
! Frank T. Gaillard, who recently, &C
| QulTeQ the nome Oh the ldNe w imam
Dean Howells at 259 West Eighty-ffth
street. has turned the property over to
the Drive Holding Company. 1t is
five story dwelling, 16x102.2.
| Samuel Kronsky, Inc, purchased for
! a client from Ruth Frackman the
southwest corner of West End avenue
and sexenty-sixth street. four story
dwelling. 6.7x1OO Negotiations are
pending for a resale. The came brokers
also sold for Isabella Unger 25l East
F'ifty-first street a three story dwelling
20x100.
Herbert jacques Morris sold for John
Delahunty. as executor for the late
I Catherine Kerwin. the three story dwell
ing. 16.2x1O0. at 4S5 West 145th street 10
Emanuel Morris.
Ennis & Slnnott bought through w. J.
Huston q Son from the estate OF y.
Brigham Hall the two three story build
ings at 313 and 3l5 W~st l41st street. 5Ox
100, near Eighth avenue.
William j. Roome & Co, Inc. sold Tor
the estate Of the late John b. Scott the
three story dwelling. 17.2x26, at 90
! Ninth avenue, between Fourteenth and
! Fifteenth streets. This property has
been In the Scott family for nearly sew
enty years during all of which time the
above brokers have been agents for the
4 estate The purchaser is Gustav Schauf-
I fert who has n long lease on the prop
Ierty. which has more than five years TO
run. 80
Max Marcus sold TO the Metropolitan
Garage the three story dwelling at 2l2
East 10TH street, 1S.9X9S.n.
Flat and Tenement Markets.
Samuel Kronsky, Inc. sold to Louis
Schlessinger for Reuben Sadowsky the