The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-19
REAL ESTATE NEWS
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Residential Property Sales Still
Sustain a Market Other
wise Light.

Church OF st. Boniface. at the south
east corner OF Second avenue and
Forty-seventh street, has bought from
Emile Messerschmidt the five story
tenement, 25x10o.5. at $40 East Forty
seventh street. adjoining st. Boniface's
School on the east, giving 1t control OF
rs feet or street frontage at this point.
The five story flat. 1sx1e0.11. at Ssl
West 18th street has been sold by
Charles Mosher. as trustee, to John j.
Ward.
Mary woytisek sold to Joseph Mon
sky the northeast corner OF Seventh
avenue and 13sth street, a five story
flat. 25xl0o
Nehemiah p Carney sold to Leon and
John Majewski 1888 East Ninety-seventh
street. a five story flat, S0X1Oo.u.
Goldberg & Greenberg sold to stephen
II. Jackson the five story flat, 25xs3.s,
at 1863 Third avenue.
United States Trust Company, trus-
tee, sold to Frances B. Hegeman the
two five story tenements at 3N and 1923
West Sixty-ninth street, 50x100.5.
William II. Boring sold to Moses H.
Myers the four story tenement. with
stores, at $40 First avenue. 25,1x74.
John Mcclure sold to Matilda Guida
the five story flat. with stores, at 28s
West 122d street, 20x10O.11.
Bertha Waldman sold to Helen Green
hut the four story tenement at 34S East
Seventy-seventh street, 25x1O2.2.
Dwelling Sales Reported.
Harry Graf bought from Theresa
Reinach $50 East Fifth street, three
story dwelling, 1s.4x961o.
Nora Gleason sold to Max Messenger.
500 Madison street, three story dwell
ing 17.6x105.
The three story residence at as West
Ninety-first street has been sold by the
Cusacl Company for Fannie Offerman.
The three story residence at 207 West
18th street has been purchased by the
Monserrat Progressive Society from
Anna c. Stephens.
Magdelena Becker sold to Norman N.
Van Bach 304 West Ninety-eighth street
three story dwelling, 19x10011.
The two 21a story dwellings, 40x7o, at
al and 143 Allen street have been
bought by Louis Wahrsager from Frank
Benjamin and another, as executors.
The four story dwelling. 21.Sx102.2. at
i69 West Seventy-fourth street has been
sold by Walter Mendelson to Bee and
Catherine Mulligan.
Blanche Krohnberg sold to the ANA
ranth Realty Corporation 42O East
Fiftieth street. a four story dwelling,
2ox90.
Eleanor T. Smith and another sold to
Grace s. Byrnes 10 West Eighty-sec-
ond street, a three story dwelling.
i69x102.2.
Howard ConlSlin sold to Nelly A. Ben
nan 1915 Lexington avenue. a three
story dwelling, l7xS0.
John H. Pierce sold for Blanche Wal
tiers 81 West both street, a four story
dwelling, 20x100. to William Fl. Hart
for occupancy; also resold for Susan l.
Fletcher, to a buyer for occupancy, the
three story dwelling at 240 West 136th
street. 16Sx100.
Charles Mosher and others sold to
John J. Ward the three story dwelling
at 36l West 18th street, 1sx100.11.
other Deals in Manhattan.
The one story garage. 60x75.6, at 326
and 32S East Ninety-eighth street has
been. purchased by Eva Schwartz from
Jacob Stolzenberg.
George l.. Helm and another. as execu
tors, sold to Israel Solomon the three
story building. 21.sx75, at lis Hester
street
Annie Kovner bought from Lillian
Lang 2s West Thirty-first street, four
story building, 25x98.9.
Abraham ". whitman sold to George
W. Arthur and David Cane the six
story building with store at 35 Vestry
street. near Hudson street, 1Sx105x ir-
regular.
Howard Conkling sold to Vincenzo
Cascade the two and three story build
ings at 73 to 70 East Houston street,
southeast corner OF Elizabeth street.
6s.2x233.
Insurance Firm Takes 100000
Charles b. Van Valen. Inc, leased the
entire seventeenth floor at 10 William
street containing about 1000 square feet
10 Poster. Fcchergill & Hartung. one of
the largest insurance firms in the city.
The lease was closed by cable and signed
before the United States vice-Consul In
London by Messrs Fothergill, Hartung
Garner. Mr.. Foster represented the firm
at this end It is for a term of years
at an aggregate rental of nearly 100000.
Loan Placed on Riverside Drive.
Lawrence. Blake & Jewell placed for
the Seco Holding Corporation a building
and permanent loan of 100000 at per
cent interest. for ten years, on Its prop
erty at S12 Riverside Drive 111x212x
Irregular, north of 15sth street for the
erection of a six story elevator apart
ment house. The rental is estimated at
$4,000 per annum. Contract for the
building has been awarded to Ely Maran.
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES,
Charles F. Noyes Company leased for
the Castillo Building Corporation the