The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
TO BUILD OPPOSITE
VILLAGE PLAYHOUSE
Chemical Company Will Put
Up Structure at Seventh
Ave. and Tenth st.

The John Wyeth Chemical Company
or Philadelphia has bought site along
the extension .s seventh avenue, dag
onally across from the Geenwfeh Village
Theatre. where it will erect new executive
offices in this city. The plot Is at the
southeast corner of Seventh avenue and
Tenth street. an irregulGrly shaped par
Gel, caused by the cutting through of the
thoroughfare, and Is to be improved with
-four story granite structure
Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum and
Frederick II. Comstock were the sellers
OF the property MIR. ComstoclS disposed
Of the immediate corner and the Messrs.
Mandelbaum sold the parcel fronting
93.1 feet on Seventh avenue. The two
properties comprise site fronting 1875
feet on Seventh avenue and 1863 feet on
Tenth street, with an easterly dimension
of 1916 feet and an irregular southerly
line. Arthur j. Robertson was the broker
in the transaction.
Tenants to buy 1O2 Grand 81.
Tenants have arranged to take over the
five story store and loft building at 90 TO
102 Grand street, and have formed the
100 Grand Street Corporation for the
purpose of holding the property, which
is owned by the Grand Street Realty
Company, John E. Cowdin president.
The directors of the new company are
Walter Eveleth, of the Eveleth- Brown
Company, photographers, and M. S.
Breakstone, both tenants. and ]. Hirsch.
Che structure stands on a plot 100x100.
Irregular. located twenty-five feet west
of the northwest corner of Mercer street.
To Alter Fifth Avenue Home.
Plans have been filed by c. p. II. Gil
bert, architect. for the alteration of the
residence at the southeast corner OF
Seventy-ninth street and Fifth avenue.
owned by Henry f. Sinclair. All the
contracts for the work have been
awarded.
In the Dwelling Market.
Mrs. Giles Whiting sold 1873 Madison
avenue. a four stsry house, 2Sx63, to a
client of Rutland u Benjamin
Corporation.
John ]. Hoeckh. inc, and Frank LON
bardi sold three story dwelling at S66
West Forty-sixth street to G. Vercelli.
N. A. Berwin q Co., Inc, sold to a
Mrs. O'Kane for Alfred M. Rau the
five and a half story dwelling at 10
West Fifty-fifth street. 21xlOo The
buyer will alter the house into small
apartments.
LudWlg &. Iraupe sofa TOT MIS- Ella
G. Augustine the three story dwelling
st 157 East Ninety-third street.
Pease & Gilman sold for Henry M
Toch four story dwelling. 19.7xl0o, at
70 West Nnety-fifth street.
A. G. Thompson Company sold for
Virginia NJ. Kelley the dwelling at 215
West 136th street to Kettle G. Johnston
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
Adam Siebert, as executor, sold to
John Carlson 4 Carlisle street, three
story building, 30x5S.9X irregular.
The two story building 2oxl0o11, at
2i5 East 18th street has been bought by
Sofia Lanzetta from Hugh L. Skelly.
The five story stable 6S.6x65x irregu-
lar. at 500 to 373 Cherry street, south
west corner of Gouverneur street. has
been sold by Harry BANNER to Louis
Koss
The three story dwelling, 16x99.1l, at
302 West 137th street, has been sold by
Wellesley 3. Richards to Lavint1
Meyers.
Ella T.. Holstein sold to Rebecca
Starfman the three story dwelling,
96.Sx1S.9. at EOS East Thlrty-second
street.
Rose Cagnina bought from William j.
Gotham. as executor, 1898 Lexington
avenue. a three story dwelling, l6.sxIo.
Nosnibor Operating Company bought
from the Bridgetown Realty Company
the three story dwelling, 2Ox99.n, at lOl
West lS0th street.
Louise II. Vidal sold to Alice d. Ragin
the three story dwelling, l1xy9.Il, ut
257 West lS6th street.