The New York herald., 1920-12-24
Big FLAT ON DRIVE
SOLD BY OPERATORS
Mandelbaums Turn Highmount
Over to a Newly Formed
Corporation.

Drive Corporation. formed at Albany
with a capital of $4,000 and having as
directors Isidor Witkind, NJ. Lewis and
j. L. Joseph. The structure, one OF
the largest along the upper drive, was
erected few years ago by the Mel
vim Construction Company FRIEDMAN
Brothers) on land purchased from
Harris and Maurice Mandelbaun, who
acquired all OF the vacant holdings or
the LOYAL l. Smith estate in that sec
ton and sold them off to builders.
The Highmount stands on plot 'front.'
Ing 1l2 feet on Riverside Drive and
?232 feet on the street. with easterly
aad northerly lines measuring 100 and
IL feet respectively. 1t was held al
$4,000. and rents for about $4,000 an
nuaily The sellers acquired the prop
erty in July. 1919.
Broadway Corner i'm Long Lease.
The I. Miller Shoe Corporation has
leased the four story building at the
northeast corner of Forty-sixth street
and Broadway for long term, with an
option to purchase the property ior
s. 100000 Under a lease negotiated oy
Oufnlan & Leland, Mr.. Miller. who
now occupies a portion of the building
under a lease expiring May 1, 1876.
takes over the entire premises at l6oZ
and 1854 Broadway for sixty-three years
beginning May !, 1926. The lease gives
Mr.. Miller ten year option, commenc-
ing May /, 1895. to purchase the prop
erty, which fronts 45.5 feet on broao-
way and so feet in Forty-sixth street
Al the expiration of the present lease
on the corner now occupied by drug
store II is intended to erect an office
building. Thomas ]. Bradley. attorney,
acted for Thomas ]. Stewart. the owner
and Davis, Wagner. Heaton q Haltoh
represented Mr.. Miller.
Reseus six Astor Dwellings.
Quick resale has been made by James
H. Cruikshank of six or the ten u"eh-
incs ot S to 26 West 1Soth street, De-
tween FIFTH and Lenox avenues, ws1ich
no houcht from the Astor estate last
,,,nth The houses disposed OF are
IN is % %. "a and 26, which were bought
hv Grover Cleveland. Edward Gholsom,
Willis w. Brown (20-22). Estelle b.
Harnilton and Lulu Cain, respectively
sale on Cathedral Heights.
Butler & Baldwin sold Revere Han
et 500 West 1l4th street, between
proadwa,, and Riverside Drive for Mrs.
L,,,1enia F. Simpson to client The
nroperty consists of six story elevator
house. 75x10o The rent roll Is more
than $4,000 a year.
other Deals In Manhattan.
Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd, with
William ]. Spielberger. sold for the Jones
estate the plot of eight lots on the east
side Of Jumel place, beginning about l2o
feet north of West 18TH street. extend
ing through to Edgecombe avenue. Inc
buyer will erect garage.
The four story business building at ia
,.lo oEx106 between TINY
tecrth and Fourteenth streets. has been
eold bv Innes & Center TO the Liberty
Auction Rooms The plot at 126 was
sold 4 few days ago
william +. Fuerst Inc. sold for II.
Woog the southwest corner OF Bowery
and Eleecker street. consisting OF three
store and loft buildings. The property
had been held at 100000.
Dwelling Market Firmer.
The Brown-w -wheelock Company, Inc,
sod for the rector. warden and vestry-
men OF the Church of the Epiphany. 14S
East Thirty-fifth street. four story
house. formerly used as the rectory OF
the church. which adjoins. The buyer
plans 70 alter it into small suites.
Everett NJ Seixas Company sold for
the Oak Point Corporation, 1f3 East
Eighty first street. and for Mrs. Rita
Morgenthau 115 East Eighty-first street,
two three story houses each 20x1oo. The
sellers were represented by NJ Morgen-
thau. Jr.. Company.
James e. Barry sold for Elizabeth
brennan the three story house at Gal
West lS5th street, east Of Wadsworth
avenue.
The three story dwelling at eos West
f21st street. 1Sx101.11. has been pur-
chased by Samuel Krulewitch from DR..
Louis Marquet.
In the Tenement Market.
Henry S. Kirschner and the Sherman
Brokerage Company sold for Lustig &
Sehwimmer the ten family fiat, with
stores. at "a East 18th street, 25xl00.1l.
The three story fiat, 25Xl00. at 647
West lS4th street, bought recently by the
J. & NJ Company, is 10 be taken over BY
the s47 West is4th Street Corporation,
IT, Abrahams. B. and p. Fleldman. di-
rectors.
Cruikehank Company sold for MAY
Helen Eagan and others the three story
tenement. 25x1o0, at 26s Spring street.
Deal. Revealed in Transfers.
Charles orc. Hennessey. as trustee.
sold 70 Philip Lepanto the three story
building. 1s.9x100.11. at 213 East 120th
street.
The seven story loft buildings, 25x100,
nj 81 Crosby street. has been sold by
the Columbia Trust Company. as guar
dian, TO Bartholomew Sbarboro.
John ]. and Rebecca Smith sold 10
Peter and Paul D'Anno at East 101st
street, one story garage 25x100.11.
The five story building. 31x54.11. at
1876 South street, has been sold by Will
lam A. Wilson to Edith Il. Theall.
The five story apartment house. s0.Sx
100, at 1884 and 1866 Amsterdam ave-
nue.. has been sold by the Seymour
Realty Company TO Julia Hecht.
The two five story tenements, 60xs5.9,
at 312 and 314 Henry street. have been
sold by Cyril Teitelbaum to Helen
Zlotolow.
Israel Regenbogen sold to Jacob Man
dei the four story flat. 25x73. at 2059
Second avenue near 106th street
Mary j. and Genevieve NJ Schmitz
sold TO Tillie Rosen the five story fiat.
24x10o. at 81 Second avenue. near
Fourth street
The three four story dwellings and
five story flat, each 20x100.4. at 81 20
81 West Fifty-second street. have been
conveyed by Arthur r. Schermerhorn 20
the 81 West Fifty-second Street Corpo-
ration.
John H. Scully sold 70 Peter Ward
the three story dwelling, 17.10x99.11, at