The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-11
Latest Reports From City
and Out of Town Markets

william N. Smith, owner Of the Bo-
gotta Paper Mills of Bogota, N. j., bought
from the Associated Contractors, Inc,
35s TO 362 West Twelfth street. three
three story houses, on plot 50xSO, which
with the abutting property at 40 to A
Bethune street, bought by Mr.. Smith two
weeks ago, will be improved with four
story warehouse and garage. The new
build ng will front fifty feet on each
street and have depth of 100 feet and
will be used by the Bogota Paper Mills
>'or their New York warehouse. Spear
& Co negotiated the deal.
school Property Changes Hands.
The four story Columbia Grammar
School property. 75x10o, at s and 7 West
Ninety-thlrd street, assessed at $4,000,
has been taken under contract by the
newly formed West Nlnety-third Street
Corporation, composed of E. Leavitt, G..
C. Young and S.. B. Jettleson. Mr..
Young stated to-day that the school
would be operated by the new owner.
who formed the corporation to acquire
title.
Business Property TrNnSactiOnS.
Sale or lease Of the two story garage.
100x100, at the southwest conner of
West End aveaIe and SiXty-flfth' street
Is indicated by the formation at 4 bany
Of the One Eleven West End Corporal
ton. the directors of which are A. Cic-
carebo. J. A. Delehanty and ]. T. Nolan
Title to this site is held by the New
York State Realty and Terminal Com
pany. holding company for the New
York Central, which purchased the
realty In 1913 for the enlargement Of its
freight terminus
The West Thirty-sixth Street Realty
Corporation has purchased the premises
at IL West Thirty-sixth street and has
filed plans for a modern structure.
Leases have already been made, for part
Of the premises by Earle & Malgood,
Inc, and Thomas Earle & Co., two mil
linery concerns.
Lebertan Corporation bought through
J. Newton Williams, attorney for Mrs.
Mary A. Collins. the two six story store
and loft buildings with complete power
plant at 194-196 Hester street and 1876
127 Baxter street, covering plot of
50x100x75, recently acquired by the
seller under foreclosure of mortgage.
The purchaser will make extensive al
terations.
J. Clarence Davies sold for William
Freder.cks to p. A. Andrade the five
story store and loft building at % Full
ton street 1sx5Sx irregular.
Residential Deals Reported.
The residence Of Commodore E. C.
Benedict. at 10 West Fifty-hrst street.
Columbia College leasehold, has been
sold, according to report, and will be
by the purchaser for business
purposes. It is a Ave story structure,
25x10O.
Sisters of Charity Of St Vincent de
Paul bought from Patrick Herman the
four story dwelling. 22x7S.7, at the
southeast corner OF Madison avenue and
street. adjoining a similar
owned by the institution at
1119 Madison avenue. giving 1t an ave-
nue. frontage of forty feet
John Peters sold for George H., Jones
l.. and William o. Raymond to Frances
Violet Thomas 206 East Eightcerth
street, three story dwelling, 233x92.
After extensive alterations the new
owner will occupy This is the first sale
Of the property since 1854.
Culver & Co. sold for Sutton Square,
Inc, to DIR. Kenneth Taylor. $40 East
Fffty-eighth street. a three story dwell
ng. The buyer will remodel.
D, II. Scully & Co. sold for the estate
Of Rosa Mack the three story dwelling.
i6.sx100. at 1913 West 12eth street. This
IS the first time In thirty-six years that
this property has changed hands.
Earle & Calhoun sold for Victor
Kuzdo a three story dwelling, 17x100.
1t 322 West Seventy-irst street to Harry
Tierney.
Ernest r Bower sold for Mrs. L. 3.
Wylia the three story dwelling at l39
Wtet Ninety-socond street. 19x1O".
VI. Fl. Gai1lard & GO. sold for Mr.
Anne L. Lyman the four story residence
at 20 West Eighty-second street, 22.6x
100.
The six story tenement 50xl00 at 335
and 337 East 1921 street near First ave-
nue. has been sold by the metropolitan
Holding Company to Minery Gabriel
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.
Mrs. Adeline ". Davis Of Philaddel-
phIa sold her four story apartment house
ut 1442 Boston road to the Isaac Snyder