The New York herald., 1920-01-20


dwelling, 166x75, held at $1,000.
Other Manhattan Sales.
" "A. Berwin Ss Co., Inc, have sold for
u the Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
trustee, to /. Randolph and Everett Jac-
obs IA to "a West Ath ST.. six four story
dwellings, 123Xl0. IT is not the intention
lof the present buyers 10 build.
/ Leon 5. Altmayer sold for NJ. Icons the
four story dwelling, 16.Sx100.5. at 22S East
l62d st. Many properties on this block re-
Gently have been altered into American
basement dwellings,.
Alfred C. Marks sold for Charles Hensle
and the AIcalde Realty Company respec-
lively 2o3 and 207 West 3sth St, two three
lstory buildings, 224 and 20x9S.9, the former
located 22.4 feet west of eth av. The buyer
is Herman d. Goldstein.
Frederick Brown bought from Frederick
3. Jennings q East 24th st, three-story
dwelling, 20Ni9. through L. r. Wakeman.
Charles j. Tagliabue sold through Joseph
A. Sheeran the two five story flats, each
25X100.S at PA and 246 East 18th st.
Estate of John Fl. Barklage sold 537 to
545 West 47th ST.. old buildings. 100x1O0. to
William Barwess, who will erect a garage.
Buyers in the Bronx.
Edward Polak, Inc. sold for John Oil
to Adele Polak 416 East 18th ST., three
family dwelling, 16Sx1o0; also for Mr..
Frank to a Mr.. Tainarkin s54 Elsemere
place, five story apartment. 40x100.
Otterbourg. Steindler & Houston, attor-
neys, sold to Solomon Weinberg the four
story flat, with stores 25xl00, at 147 Brook
av., through NJ. Bernstein
Max N. Nathanson purchased from the
Ittner Realty Company S24 to S36 Dawson
St, four and five story apartments, 200X100,
laid out in suites of three to six rooms,
with an annual rental of $36. 600. Leitner,
Brener e Leitner were the brokers.
! Stebbins Construction Company resold,
through Laumlis & HERMANN the five
story loft the two story business building
and the three five story tenements, ISlx102,
at the southwest corner of Cd av. and
15Sth st.
Harry Calm sold 1854 vyse av, five
story apartment arranged for twenty-one
families, 42X102 to Samuel Rubin, through
Samuel Singer.
Alexander Sellzin and Joseph Strum sold
for d. Drexler the two four story tene-
ments at 1155 and 1867 Intervale av.. Texts.
! Otton Q. Boden, Jr., resold 1921 Herschel
st, two family dwelling, to NJ. Pearl
man, through Michael McHugh.
! Charles A. Weber sold for Arthur Austin
the two family dwelling, 40x95, in the east
side Of Olinville aY., about 220 feet north of
East 2l3th st.
! Other Recent Leases
Farmers Loan and Trust Company first
floor, basement and sub-basement in 10
Reade st. to Braner e Leventhal: for the
/ National Association Building Company
space in q to 81 West 43d ST to Ebert &
Harwell: also for Paramount Paper and
Speciality Company, Inc. fourth floor in
306 59th st. to Baques Freres Company.
and for estate of O. c. Walbridge space
in i07 and 400 Broadway to Houston G.
Hart.
! Louis Schrag leased for Ella A. Good
acre store in 1856 West 2lst St to the Rain
bow Button and Trimming Company: also
the first loft to Samuelson & Dondes and
second loft to the Commonwealth Dress
i Company also for Louis Stone fourth
j loft in 119 West 26th st. to Schwartz &
i Weissman, and fifth loft to Black &
| Grunstein.
\ Douglas L. Gilman & Co. Inc. leased
a furnished duplex apartment in S63 Park
av. for Thomas Hunt to Samuel T.. Fuller
1 for the season. also large furnished
apartment in m Madison av. for Goelet
| Gallatin to Henry r. McLane, and apart
ments in % West 18th ST. to Mrs. Andre
Sherri and with Pease 6: Gilman to Miss
Pearl Regay: also in 162 East 72d st. for
Mrs. S. Bloch to Miss Helen Fennell.
Trading In Brooklyn.
4 Morris Brothers g. Sons, Inc, of 365
| Broadway, represented by Jacob H. and
Abraham Morris, purchased through
Louis Schlesinger. Inc, from the Quasi
Arc Weltrode Company, Inc, represented
! by Durand G. Alexander, Jr., president,
the two story brick mill constructed fac
tory, 200x100, comprising the block front
in Atlantic av.. from Jerome to Warwick
sts, Brooklyn
Charles Partridge sold 7i6 and 74S Graves
end av., Brooklyn, frame stores and apart
lnents. for Frederick Smith.
Samuel Galitzka and J. Lacov sold for
Harry Morris to Geromc f. Udeu two
story house, 30Xl00, at ,45i East 18th ST..
Brooklyn.
j. u. Denlnger, of j. u. Ranck's office,
aud A. Mishkn sold for Grecnbush Realty
Company two houses at $40 and 1,5i2 East
9Th ST. Brooklyn; also for Planet Building
Company ten houses in East 18th ST., south
of av. X for Samuel Kane, 1.043 East 10Th
St, dwelling to Harry Sherman: for Sadie
Weiss, 92S East 18th ST., two family
house. TO Samuel g. Margles; for Henry
Redtield $50 East 18th ST., two family
house, to George Houghton for Wood
Harmon Company, 40x10o vacant. in East
9TH ST., north OF av X; for r. J. Peterson
sS5 East 18th St, a dwelling. to Charlotte
L. Hoffmire for Frank Stark 1853 East
10th ST., two family house. and for il.
Kalplan rs Park av., an apartment, 5Ox
100.
Frederick c. Tanner. one-time chairman
of the New York State Republican Com
mittee, has purchased the house he occu-
pied in Dogwood lane, Rye, n. Y, from
Mrs. Abby l.. Meeker through Brakeman
lQuintard Meyer, Inc.
Kenneth Ives e. Co. sold for William NJ.
Barnum to Charles j. Liebman n dwelling
and six acres in Griffin av, Quaker Ridge,
MamaroneclI. n. y. held at $4,000.
Fish & Marvin sold for Mrs. Augusta
Nelson three family dwelling and one
quarter acre in Peltou St. Lowerre, Yon-
lkers, N. Y, TO Joseph Alter.
II. Godschmidt sold for Thomas MINI
naugh a dwelling al tho corner of Pacific
ST. and Centre av., Cedarhurst l.. j.; also
the adjoining three story dwelling TO
Lawrence Avenue Realty Corporation.
Real Estate Notes.
Herbert Hccht, until recently Of Herbert
fIecht e. Co.. has become associated with
the United Cigars Stores Company in its
real estate department. at 500 9Th av.
Hyman Turchin, lawyer. and others are
the buyers of 10 West 57th ST.. 50xl00 re-
ported sold in the HERALD last Sunday
They paid $1,000 a front foot for the prop
a now Compapy will ha formed q