The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-05
PRINTING FIRMS BUY
COOPERATIVE PLANT
Take Over Hamilton Building,
Next to Property Bought
for Curb Market.

ten story Hamilton Building at Green
witch and Thames streets on the CO.
operative ownership plan. VIM. A.
White Sons negotiated the deal The
building adjoins the property recently
bought by the Curb Market Association
as q site for its new home. Among the
tenants who have bought shares in the
building are Berrian a. Douglas, Albert
fIepp, Hastings C Baker, McIlroy &
Emmett. Appeal Printing Company. Han
over Press Wise Printing Company,
George G.. Aston & Sons, Oakley Chem
ical Company and Morris Engel.
All but two of the present tenants
participated in it's purchase and only one
OF the buyers Is not now tenant. Each
Of the purchasers will actually own the
premises they now occupy, and there
viii remain approximately Is, 900 square
feet Of space to be rented to other ten
ants for the mutual benefit Of the
owners
The Hamilton Building covers a plot
of 5000 square feet and was erected In
1888 by the Western Electric Company.
After the latter company's removal up
town 1t was purchased by the Hamilton
Building Company and became the head
quarters of the printing and allied In
dustries associated with the financial
district.
VIM. A. White & Sons will continue
their management Of the building.
other Deals In Manhattan.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry. Inc sold
for r.. Y. Half the plot, 50x9S.9, at All
and 423 West Twenty-fourth street TO
Frank w. Blauvelt. The premises are
used by +. NJ Dubois Co. as pipe
yard and garage.
William r. Whiting & Co. sold for the
Richland Realty Company the Ave story
building at 81 Ferry street. 22.6xs66, to
John Schoenegan, tenant The same
brokers also sold for Christiana A. Ely
&. Co. the five story building at Jones
lane to Altman Ogg.
The one story store and two story
theatre at 2o72 to 2oso Third avenue,
75.7x100 near 114th street have been
sold by Bernard Tabakman 10 the JOY
land Realty Company.
In the Dwelling Market.
Pease g. Gilman sold the four story
dwelling at 95S Madison avenue, be-
tween Seventy fifth and Seventy-sixth
streets, 25x94 to julius Dietz, who will
use the premises for q meat market.
The property adjoins the residence or
Judge Abram ]. Elkus.
Moore. Schultz & Co. sold for Mary
s. Donnelly 4i2 West 149th street,
three story dwelling. 19x99.l1.
MuItifamily Houses Sold.
James II. Cruikshank resold through
Harry Sugarman 3 East 13lst street.
Ave story double fiat, 25x10o, to Morris
Neher. and resold through the same
broker 124 West 127th street. five
story double fat 25x100. to Louis Smart.
Mr.. Cruikshank recently purchased these
two buildings through Mr.. Sugarmau.
Nebrin,g Bros. sold for Herbert Ora
caaer to the c. w. s. Realty Company
S62 West 12Tth street, a five story double
fiat. 25x100.
Thomas f. Burke sold to Charles II.
Bunnell 1850 St Nicholas avenue.
three story building with store. 21.sx
100. near 1880 street.
Deals Revealed i'm Transfers.
Seth G. Hess sold for the estate OF
Bertha Adler to Mrs. Annie GarfunlSle
ga and 526 West 12ith street. Ave
story apartment 50x100.
Simon Grolman sold TO the Kemp
Gold Realty Corporation the hvo story
apartment at 81 st. Nicholas avenue.
3l.SX124.2
Dora Kessler sold to the Gruen Hold
ing Company the six story tenement and
store Mt 1876 Orchard street, 25.2xs76.
Julia NJ. YonlSer sold to Esther i.
Marks the two five story fats at 10 and
81 East Ninety-eighth street, 50Sl0O.
Emily Schaeffier sold to Alexander
Wolff the four story dwelling at 14l
East Thirty-fourth street 17.6x100.
Whitney Foster Company resold TO
John w. Coleman the four story dwell
ing at 122 West Seventy ninth street.
1sxl02.2.
Donald Holding Company resold TO
Bessie Frazier the three story dwelling
at 269 West 131st street, f6Sxl00.
Factory Sale I'm Newark.
Fest 6. Feist sold the five story build
ing at II TO ~ Austin street. southwest
corner of Aston street, Newark. ". j.,
with a frontage on Broad street OF about
As feet. to the sydney Ross Company,
pharmaceutical products. The company
has a manufacturing plant In West Or
ange that will discontinue In the near
future.
VIII Build Ten Concrete Houses.
The Monolithlc Construction Company
las purchased thirty-seven lots on the
north side OF East 239th and 240th
streets, between Katonah and Martha
avenues. In the Woodlawn section of
The Bronx. The buyers intend COM
ncncing work at once on the building
20 ten concrete two family houses.
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