The New York herald., 1920-12-03
REAL ESTATE NEWS
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Garage in Murray Hill Section
Changes Hands-Market
Normally Active.

from the estate of the late Charles Mar
tin. represented by Harris & Towne. at
torneys. the two story fireproof garage,
40x100, In the Murray Hill section. at
236 and 23S East Thirty seventh street.
The Lebertan Corporation has had
plans prepared for the building OF two
additional stories. The property is free
and clear and the purchaser paid all
cash. The seller was represented by
Harold T. Lewis, broker.
The Lebertan Corporation also
bought from the trustees of the estate
or James Cruickshank 1876 and 13S Beck
man street. two 4 story store and loft
buildings. c. Wyckoff Of Pease & Eli
man was the broker.
other Deals In Manhattan.
James Reeves, president of Daniel
Reeves, Inc, grocers. bought from Mary
E. Joy the five story structure the con-
Germ occupies at 451 to 455 West 125th
street, through to so Manhattan street.
and 100 feet east of Amsterdam ave.
nue.. On the 125th street end the prop
erty measures 79x59.1 and the Manhat-
tan street outlet is 25x81. The grocery
concern has been the tenant in the build
Ing for number Of years.
Mondschein & Zeller butter and egg
dealers, now on Duane street, have pur-
chased through W. J. Russell and Hugh
r. Rainey for $4,000 the three story
building at As Jay street. 23x8S. be-
tween Washington and West streets.
This Is the first purchase for this class
OF business west of Washington street.
Max Marx purchased from Algernon
ID. Lesser 14S West Fifty-sixth street.
q three story garage. 25x71. Hall J.
How & Co. acted for the buyer and p. s.
Tracey represented the seller.
Legion Buys Home ON Heights.
The Washington Heights Post. Ameri-
can Legion, has bought for its club
house the three story house at 464 West
155th street. east of Amsterdam avenue.
The premises have been used for club
purposes for several years and are at
present occupied by the Corrigan Coun-
GIL knights of Columbus. The new
owners will get possession the first Of
the year. The building has meeting
rooms, cardrooms. gymnasium, dance
parlor, billiard room, &c. Thomas j.
Nullaney, Jr., Is commander of the post
Chfcle Company Sells Two Plants.
The American Chicle Company. which
recently decided to concentrate the
making of It's products In its $6,ocO,0o0
plants in Long Island City. In Chicago
and on the coast, has sold through Jo-
seph p. Days Industrial department its
properties In Cleveland and Kansas
City. The former Is five story struc-
ture on two and one-half acres on De-
troit avenue and was sold to the Sheets
Elevator Supply Company for $lS5,OtO
cash. The Kansas City building Is four
stories, with warehouse. having about
1900 square feet. at Seventeenth street
and Central avenue. 1t was sold to a
local man for 100000 cash.
Multi-FamiIy House Deals.
George w. Brettel and James Henry
sold for Mrs. Edward Krows to John
Fitzpatrick 70 West 12ith street, a five
story flat, 2l.6xl00. This is the first
sale of the property in fifteen years.
Thomas Suffern sold the six story flat
and stores at 1e37-1S39 First avenue. 40x
100 near Ninety-ninth street.
I. Townsend sold 225 East 102d street.
a five story tenement and store. 2xl00.
Virginia Gamble sold to Concerto
Cano the four story tenement and store
at 212 East Ninety-seventh street. 25x
100
In the Dwelling Market.
Emily Keller sold to e. Gregory Fer
nandez the three story dwelling at rs
West Ninety-seventh street. 19x100.1l.
The four story dwelling at 10 West
111st street, 19x1OO. has been purchased
by Wolf Mellls. The owner of record Is
Samuel L. Meltzer.
The four story dwelling at 13 West
121st street. 19xi00. has been purchased
by Wolf Meilis from Samuel l.. Meltzer.
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
The story loft building. 25xl6o.l1. at
1N Chambers street, extending throuph
to 103 Reade street. has been purchased
by the Adolfrieda Realty Corporation
from Frederic E. Gilbert and others.
United Brush Manufactures bought
from Howard c. Forbes the story loft
building. 50xi00, at 1l6 and l1S Wooster
street.
FTanton Realty Corporation sold to Jo-
seph Yellen the lot, 19.7x59.S. at the
northwest corner of Hudson and Ho-
ratio streets.
Morana. Inc, sold to Arad F. Hess
ls Fletcher street, story building,
1ssx3i.9
George Weiss sold TO Eva Erdos the
194x96.2
Gustave Mailer sold to Isaac and
James Wernock S6-SS Pitt street . and
4 story buildings. 40.i0xi0Os.
Herman Mermelsten sold to Chain a.
Friedman 325 East Third street. a 3
story house, 20xs6.
Florence Coyle sold to Emma Wulff
1898 Second avenue. northeast corner or
Seventy-eighth street, story tene-
ment. 25.6xl0o.
FrIda Schwarz sold to Alexander j.
Frank 160s First avenue, n story tene-
ment. 2xs.
The Tiffany Realty Company sold to
LYMAN Softer the story tenement at
i3-f5 Ludlow street, 37.7xsS.3.
Isabella Wilson sold TO Bernard b.
Katz the story tenement at 5ls East
Eleventh street. 25xl03.3
The Metropolis Holding Company sold
to Apollonia Gebauer 1863 East Ninety
sixth street, story flat. 1sx100.
James III. Gilman sold TO Bernhard E.
Won Claim the five story tenement at
fss West sixty-second ST.. 25x100.5.
Julius Hebald sold to Harry Siff the
elk story tenement at ASS East Seventy
fourth st, 25x102.2.
Abraham Wolf sold TO Tobias Shapiro
the six story flat and stores at f51-153
Second av.. near Ninth St. 47.7xi25.
Annie IL. Byrd sold TO Samuel Lobel
for $4,000 the five story tenement at
200 Delaney st.. 25xf00.
The Retreat for Ladies' and Homeless
Girls bought from Margaret r. Dono-
van the three story dwelling at 203 East
seventy-first ST.. 1s.9x102.2.
Laura r. Walker resoid to Pauline
voh the three story dwelling at 2o4