The New York herald., 1920-01-21

NEGOTIATIONS have been almost concluded
for the purchase by the Childs Company
of 3sS 9Th av.. northeast corner of 36th St,
recently purchased by Frederick Brown,
and formerly owned BY Benjamin Altman
Henry o. Havemeyer. and for many years
the home of Pierre Lorillard. The prop
erty forms an Il" around Gunther's Sons
store and abuts the Tiffany establishment
at the 37th st. corner. Included in the
transaction is East 36th ST., adjoining to
the east, which Mr.. Brown recently pur-
chased from Frank I. Polk, Under Sec
rstary of State The combined properties
contain about 1000 square feet OF ground
area and will be improved with modern
structure, part OF which will be occupied
by the restaurant concern. For several
years the Astor Trust Company, now the
Bankers Trust Company, occupied the
corner store and when 1t moved to its new
location at 5th av. ana 42d St. the space
was leased to the American Red Cross,
New York Chapter.
Estates Sell to Operator.
Max Marx bought from the estate OF
Thomas Sutfern, Inc. % Chambers ST..
northeast corner OF Church ST., a five
story loft, 25SxlOo, and from estate OF
Edward n. Taller Sc Reade ct, southeast
corner OF Church St, abutting, a six story
building, 25x509 comprising the block In
Church st. between Chambers and Reade
ats Walter c. wyckoff and the Charles
p Noyes Company negotiated the deal.
weschler & Kohn, attorneys, represented
the buyer.
Barclay street Block Leased.
Hencken Company leased for the F'tcken
a Haaren Realty Company, Harry Haaren
president, to the United Cigar Stores Com
pany, two four story buildings. 111.5xS.s,
comprising the block front in the south
side of Barclay st. between Greenwich st.
and West Broadway, for twenty-one years
at an aggregate rental of s25o.0oo.
Importers Buy I'm Water Street.
p. Fanchez & Co.. importers, purchased
for a permanent home the four story
building, a. 7x6S, at 1914 Water st. from
Charles H. Dsmarest through VIM. A.
White & Sons, and viii take possession in
May, when presenV leases expire
Buyers for Many Dwellings.
Parena Realty Company sold four dwell
lre.. 76xl02. at 167 TO lT3 East SD st.
Operators are understood 10 be the r'ur-
chasers and the price paid is reported as
$500
Pease & Gilman sold for the Sunnybrae
Realty Company the three story dwelling,
1Sxl022, at 145 West nth st.
Ennis & Sinnott bought from the estate
OF Sarah V Morse through Geo. R. Read
& Co the four story dwelling, 2ox1o0, at
35 West 96th st
Brown Wheelock Company, Inc, and
Slawson & Hobbs sold for the Clark estate
ls West 7ith St. q five story dwelling.
25xIo22. to DR.. j. Low Young, OF New Ro-
creie. who will occupy.
John z. Peel Company sold for the
Blessing estate 217 to 221 West 2lst st.,
two three story dwellings and five story
flat, 75x100, to Leon Dryer.
Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball Jr.,
resoId for HARRIET b. Souiers the three
story dwelling, 2ox10o, at 4i3 West listn ST.
l. s. Trust Company, trustee for Edith
N Provost sold 10 John Hacgis % west
5fst St. four story, Hxlo, COLUMBIA
College leasehold.
Ellen Higgins sold TO Marie Clayton
ernest zipse sold 5fs East sd st., four
story dwelling, is.9xl02.2.
Gertrude Windsor sold i21 West ed st,
three story dwelling, 2c.6xl@.2.
Leon S. Altmayer sold for the Toch
Realty Company the four story d"eiilns'
1sx10n.S az East 92d St
other Downtown sales.
Charles F. Noyes Company resold for
the Manhattan Card and Paper Company
20 NJ. N Ensh 20 Beeknlan st, flve
sellers recently purchased three buildings
1T this point through the Noyes Company
and. will retain % and n Beekman 81. Tor
their own business. Mr. Ehsh paid ap-
rroximately 10000 for his property.
Alfred NJ. Rau purchased from the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
fhrouch Waddell & Martin, the nine story
ioft. el .lox4911 at As to 81 Lispenard ST.,
ana the abuttinE old buildings, 5S6xSs. at
ZIG 10 go Canal St, renting for about
$1,000
Robert A. Rsiney sold for the estate
OF + ". Rhinelander two five story COM
mercial buildings. iosxeS, at 30 ana d-s
Washington ST. TO Frederick Oppolinsky.
A client OF Nathan II stone sold the five
,torv loft at IS Edridge St. 90. .lox66.e. II
vas held at $4,000 and returns a yearly
rental OF 81 500. Louis Fridel was the
broker.
Frederick Brown sold to Francis T.
witte. tenant. the five story loft building.
ziex75. at los Chambers st.
sixth Aveiue Corner Sold.
sixaven Corporation, represented by
Townsend a. Guiterman. attorneys, gold
through ". Albert Pease. Jr.. five four
story store and apartment buildings, IOoh
Is. at e6s TO 976 6th av., southeast corner OF
18th ST TO an out-of-town client OF Frank
r. Warburton. attorney
Row OF Harlem Houses Sold.
Harry Goldstein bought from the Sey-
ruour Realty Company. Seymour P. kurz'
man president. eight three-story dwellings,
1ssx10o11 each. at c5s TO 2s4. 2es and "a
20 2aB West 18th St; also from Theresa
Goldsmith and others 66. similar
house. through Herbert Gardner.
other Manhattan Sales.
Leon Dryer bought through the John p
peal Company and David Vogel four ant
five story buildings, 50sloo, at 2l7 and ~
vast 18th St, which he intends 70 reirn'
nrove. George VI. McCabe is preparing
plans for two-story garage to cost about
SIS. .00o
Simon Rausch has resold the four story
business building. 25xlo3S, at 80 West 18th
st.. which he purchased last week at 2
voluntary auction conducted by Arthur G
Sheridan.
j. g. Maxwell sold for the Pocomc
Realty Company the five story building
aexi00. at 2ss East 12sth VI.
Buyers In the Bron1.
Norman Denzer sold for Lester F
Rocgenstein to Deutsch 6, Wiener thu
rive story apartment, OxI5z1&. at es
FOX St
3 Clarence Davies sold for Frank j