The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-24
EAGER BIDDING AT
GOLDSTICKER SALE
Corner of Church and Fulton
Streets Brings 1926, 900;
Other Realty News.

/ ties involved In supreme Court partl-
/ ton sale were quickly disposed OF at
auction yesterday afternoon by Joseph
/ p Day in the Real Estate Exchange
II Vesey street. The sale drew a large
| attendance and the bidding was rapid.
The principal parcel was the southeast
\ corner OF Fulton and Church streets,
/ two story business building, S3.1x7Sx
/ irregular. 1t was bought by III. S.
! Brooks of Ardsley on the Hudson, who
| paid $325,000 for II. The property was
/ Sold subject to two first mortgages
! aggregating S105,000 at per cent, due
May 10. 1921, and held by the Bowery
/ Savings Bank, and also to a lease at
/ S15,600 a year rental until 1928 and
4 $4,000 a year until 1894.
| The next property In Importance was
the five story loft building at 207 Full
ton street, between Church and Green
witch streets, 2411X82.4x Irregular,
which was purchased for $4,000 by
| William Goldsticker, attorney for the
defendant In the partition suit which
| resulted in the sale. The building was
sold subject to a 900 mortgage at
= per cent, and leases expiring in
1921 and 1924 aggregating $4,000 a
ear.
The old McDermott milk station,
two story garage at log Sherman ave-
| rue, 25x150, together with the vacant
plot Of the same size adjoining on the
south. was sold to the Jeffrey Van Com
pany. which paid $500 for the garage
subject to a first mortgage Of $4,000 at
G per cent. and S5,100 for the vacant
lot.
The other parcels included the north
east corner of Broadway and 176th
street. vacant parcel, 25.11 on Broad
way. 99.1 on 176th street and depth
Of 99.1. George A. Boyd paid $15,500
for the property free and clear.
Louis Hildensten paid S2.7O0 for the
vacant lot. 25x94.11, on the north side
Of 1S7th street, between Broadway and
Wadsworth avenue, and Jacob Lrpp-
mann paid $4,000 for the southeast cor
ner of Broadway and Hillside avenue,
26.17X102.19 on Hillside avenue. The
property was free and clear
To close the estate of Joseph Kahn,
deceased. Mr.. Day also sold at the same
auction the three story dwelling at IA
Market street, 25xS710. to A. Kahn, one
OF the heirs, and 2309 and 2311 Third
avenue two two story frame buildings
with stores, 25xS0 each, to Samuel B.
Hamburger; attorney for the plaintiff.
$1,O0O,OOO Munson Bldg. Lease.
Having just been appointed renting
agents for the new Munson Building !
at Wall and Pearl streets, Albert 3.
Ashforth, Inc. have leased the ninth |
and tenth floors in that structure
through the Cruikshank Company to the |
international Nickel Company for the
ten years at total rental of about
$1,000 900. Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, has
also been appointed renting agents for
the new Bankers Trust Building at
F'ifty-seventh street and Madison ave-
nue..
Old Gen. Mcclellan House Sold.
Edward J. Hogan and A. O. Ora |
sold for Col. Rodman Wanamaker the |
four story high stoop dwelling at 50
Washington Square West. northwest |
corner Of Washington place. 45x100. 10. |
The purchaser is Paul Taormlna, res !
taurateur, who will occupy as his resi- /
Gence. The house is landmark of |
the square and was at one time the
homo Of Gen. Mcclellan. 1t was held |
at $4,000 and is to be extensively re-
modelled.
More Changes in Old Chelsea.
Marltwin Realty Company, Fred w. |
Marks president, 'has purchased through |
Louis Wedzler from Mrs. Ellagray the |
two % foot dwellings al 15s-1G0 West |
Twenty-second street which the new |
owners will convert into offices and |
lofts. This is first sale Of property in |
thirty-nine years.
Brewer Estate Sells Parcel.
william IL. Whiting 81 Co. sold for |
Howard Il. White and ogden Brewer, |
trustees Of the estate Of j. l.. Brewer, |
the two story storage building at 362- |
$40 Avenue a, extending through to /
50i East Twenty-third street ana 507 |
East Twenty-second street. The prop |
erty fronts 1894 feet on the avenue, 60 |
e Al. 70
on Twenty-second street and contains n /
total ground area OF 2O,000 square feet.
Churches Figure in These Deals.
For a consideration OF S66 900 the |
trustees for the Corporation OF the NJ. |
l.. Church transferred to the West Side /
Hellenic Orthodox Community of st. /
Eleutherios the church and parish prop |
erty at 357-361 West Twenty-fourth |
street, 1.3x9S9. adjoining the northeast |
corner Of Ninth avenue.
Louis Schrag sold for oliver a. Nc |
Mahon the three story dwelling 312 West |
Twenty-second street. 20X9S.9 located |
opposite st. Paul's German Lutheran |
Church Ii will be used as a parsonage |
in connection with the church
The Tabernacle Baptist Church has |
bought from the Rhona Realty Com /
pany the two three story dwellings at /
lt5-ll7 West 1881 street, on plol oo'fN /
100 located west of Lenox avenue.
In the Dwelling Market.
L. ]. Philips & Co. sold for Mrs. |
clara Gerdau the four story dwelling /
at 1lG West Seventy-fifth street. 2Ox-
1922
O'Reilly &c Dahn sold for Geronimo |
Tlatzenmayer to Florence Mertzel |
1880 Lexington avenue. three story
dv.oI1fpo TNS2g
Il. r. Wood & Co, Inc. pa for |
Helen Bookman 142 West Seventy /
seventh street, a five story dwelling |
II. 6x1OO, which has been remodelled IN /
TO apartments. The house was erected
by James Livingston about twenty |
years ago.
Wilton u. fitzpatrick resod through
Henry Brady the lot, 22x9S.9. with /
three story dwelling at $50 West |
Twenty-seventh street, between Eighth |
and Ninth avenues.
Multi-famiIy Property Deals.
RYAN & Co. sold for n client of the
s. H. Raphael Company the two four
story tenements. 46xS5. at 10 and II
Dry Dock street TO Joseph G.. Boss |
man. a client of the John p. Peel Com
pany.
# Il. Wood & Co, Inc, sold for the
estate OF Adelia 3. Althouse the four
story flat 2OxiO0. at 2A West l26th
81 II. fUrfa a.