The New York herald., 1920-01-09

pany will erect on the site q seventeen
story hotel for women. from plans by A.
l.. Harmon, architect. The building will
contain about TOO rooms and be along the
same lines as the Allerton House for Men.
at 14S East a9th st. The same company
is now building q similar building at the
northeast corner Of Madison av and 55th
st. as exclusively reported in the HERALD
on May 1, 19l?
Ten Year Lease In Wall Street.
United Cigar Stores Company leased
through VIM. A. White & Sons, for ten
years. from May !, the five story building.
Sx+7x43 irregular, at 72 Wall St. adjoining
the Seaman's Bank for Savings at the
northwest corner Of Pearl St, for John
Young and others.
Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd resold for
the Broadway-John srreet Realty Cor
pOration, Elias A. Cohen, president. 2S
Cliff st. four story building. 26xs6. to
Cooper & Cooper. INC, Leon Cooper. prest-
dent
Resale In Maiden Lane.
Norman S. Riesenfeld resold LIB Maiden
lane, q six story business building, 23x6S,
to Benjamin Mitchell. who owns 126, adj
joining.
Adds to Frankfort Street Plot.
Charles f. Noyes Company sold to
William H. Klenke the so-called Burr
Printing House" property, involving the
block In Frankfort St, from Jacob to Cliff
sts, and including 16 to q Jacob st. and
IS to 81 Cliff ST; also the five story build
Ing IA Jacob st. Mr.. Klenke represents
in the transaction George H. Chatillon.
Tho Chatillon interests are the owners of
nd iv,ip huYiI6 int ND
through this purchase they now own a
plot of 26 900 square feet with frontages OF
1hS feet in Cliff St, 159 feet in Frankfort
st and 146 feet in Jacob st. Laurence
Mcclure represented the sellers in the
transaction just closed and attended to
the financial arrangements affecting the
deal.
Washington Heights Transactions.
Broadway, Manhattan, Corporation,
Bert McKevett president sold the six
story apartment at the northeast corner
of Broadway and 161st st. 1OOx1OO, to Harry
BIrken. through NJ. Nasanowitz & Son.
Joseph Sneak purchased the six story
apartment, 105x150. at the southwest
corner OF ST. Nicholas av. and 1S3d ST. !;
also 560 West 193d st, a five story flat.
hx100, and the two five story flats. look
100, at the northeast corner of Audubon
av. and 17Sth st.
Benenson Realty Company sold the six
story apartment at 604 and SOS West 139th
St. through Wendell Buckley.
Frank Sullivan sold through Fred
Southack and Alwyn Bell. Jr., 4l3 West
14sth ST., a three story dwelling. 20x1oO.
e. Sharum sold to Louis Berkowitz 4,3O5
ard 1907 Broadway, a five story apart
ment. 50.5x130
Bank Alteration Plans Filed.
Plans were filed yesterday for the alter
alton of the Columbia Trust Company's
building at the northwest corner of 5th
HERALD on November %. The present
building will be rased by ten stories.
making fourteen story structure, 1865
feet in height McKim, Mead & White
and Maximiian Zpkes, architects, esti-
mate the cost at $250,00O.
Dealings in Harlem.
william Oppenheim resold the northeast
corner of 7th av and 112th St, 100x10o. a
six story apartment through Baker q
Obermeyer
Charles Galewski resold to Abraham
Shapiro and Isidore Portugal. the six
story apartment. 50x1O0. at 3oS and 200 West
18TH ST., through Samuel Kaplan.
Belco Realty Company sold the two six
story apartment buildings, 10oxl00.n, at
21c to 2iS West 111th st.
Central Union Trust Company sold to
plot, 2i1ix75, at the northeast corner of
7th av. and 18th st.
other Manhattan Sales.
Realty Corporation. Oscar Mayer presi-
dent. sold TO I. Portman, ga to go West
s0th st, three three story, two four story
and ono seven story buildings. u5xi00
through SPOTS e. Starr, Inc, ard the
Henry NJ. We'll Company. A resale Is pend
ing.
Pease e. Gilman sold for the estate Of
e A. Kerbs to I. n. L. Stokes, the five
story dwelling 25x10O, at 10 East SD St
Louis Schrag sold for the John O'Neiil
estate the four story dwelling, 220 West ed
St. 2ox9s.o.
George s. Runk sold to Joseph Whitaker
for the Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of America the dwelling, 10 West 95th ST.,
17x100.S
T, Covert and f. II. Ludlow & Co. sold
for Sarah NJ. Gurney the three story loft
building 1Sx50.5, at 900 Church St, to NJ.
Davis.
+, ]. Phillips & Co. sold for A. Kimbel
the three story dwelling, 20xlooS, at 25o
West 10th st.
w 7 Huston & Son sold for r. B.
sarter 22S Edgecombe av., three story
dwelling, DOxso.
,.ars, Norteage Company Is Norfolk ST.
five stovy tenement, 25x1Oo. through Henry
Brady. =,
Pease e. Gilman sold for Mrs. r. NJ
,;iIber. IS West SD St. four story dwell
ing. 25x100.
A 7. Halprin. r. Blumenstein and H.
T. scbiff as directors have formed the
No q West Thirty-first Street Company
.nd the No 30 West Thirty-first Street
Company. The properties at these points
arc two four story dwellings. each 25x
$50 Title to "a is held by Philemon IL.
smith and TO 30 by Julia G. Wells
rnctory Project In Bronx.
I.ouis Gold has closed contract with
the Advance Candy Company for the con-
struction of six story factory building
~ reinforced concrete. 125x2co. at Willow
sv and 1Ssth ST.
Buyers In the Bronx.
schwab & Co. sold for Laubenheimer &
Klenschmidt two five-story apartments,
al a Buchanan place and 2.2io Grand av.
1coxlOo.
Blutman Realty Company bought
through X. NJ Goldner the five story
flats 4ix195 each, at 1.011 and lob Simp-
Son ST.
Summit Holding Company sold through
George Goldblatt Company and ". A..
q Brien the five story apartment. 45x95.
s+ the southwest corner of Topping av.