The New York herald., 1920-01-10

/ Nelson 213 West 85th St, six story ware
house, 24x1O0; also, for the LIndemann
estate, the adjoining three tenements, 6sS
100, making a total plot of 9ox100. The
buyer is large cloak and suit concern
which VIII erect sixteen story loft build
ing. Plans are being prepared. This
property adjoins a contemplated new six
teen story building which is to be erected
on a plot 1oOxSS, controlled by Prnnsyl-
vania interests.
Hotel Warrington Sold.
Albert g. Ashforth. Inc, sold for Her
man Woog to the Holworthy Chambers
Corporation, Frederick l. Lavanburg
president. the Hotel Warrington, twelve
story fireproof structure at 161 and 162
Madison av., with an "L" to 2s East $50
St The avenue property measures AJAX
100 and the 33d st. property 16.9x9S.s.
Buys Park Avenue Apartment.
Douglas T.. Gilman & Co. sold for the
Holland Court Realty Company the seven
story apartment house, 100.Sx130. at the
northwest corner Of Park av. and 92d st.
TO the Eigar A Levy Apartment Man
agement Company, Edgar A. Levy presi-
dent. The building stands on the crest
Of Carnegie Hill. Mr. Levy has erected
several large apartments in Park avenue,
including those at the southeast corner
Of 6lst St, the southeast corner of 62d
St, tine southeast corner of I'D St, the
southwest corner of 18th st. and the south
west corner OF S1st st.
Broadway Block Front Sale.
Bing & Bing. operators and builders,
purchased from the Franklin Building
Company, Lewis Cass Ledyard, presi-
dent, the block front in the east side of
Broadway. S2d to SD SITS. The prop
erty is now covered with two story
taxpayer, leases upon which expire
next May. 1t measures 200 feet in
Broadway and 142 feet in each street.
The plot was assembled in 1871 by the
late N. A. Higgins.
Adds to Broad Street Realty.
Gustav Schwab, owner of 80 Broad
ST., southwest corner of Stone ST., pur-
chased at auction yesterday at the
stand for Henry Brady, 92 Broad ST., a
five story building, 24.7x65x irregular,
for s101,o0O, giving him plot 52.l1 in
Broad st. and -5S6 in Stone st.
Dey Street Improvement.
Seitz Realty Company. William f..
Seitz. president, purchased from the
Broadway-gohn street Corporation,
Elias A. Cohen, president, through Rice
& Hill and Dey ST., 52x92, one
time home of The Globe. The site will
be improved with twelve story build
ing. The sellers acquired this building
and the abutting structure at 1877
Broadway last October from Edward F.
Searles and resold the last mentioned
property last week to Hanan &c Son.
Adds to Fifth Avenue Space.
Mary Elizabeth leased through Man
q. Proctor g. Co ahnllt
1000 square feet in and West 36th St,
adjoining her present quarters at the
northwest corner OF 5th av., for fifteen
years at an aggregate rental of abous
$4,000.
other Downtown Sales.
Pease & Gilman sold for Thomas Hall,
q and 20 Pearl ST., 4o.1ox1oo irregular,
through to Bridge ST., improved with
six story building.
Charles +. Noyes Company resold for
Frederick Brown to the Hoffman, La
Roche Chemical Works the five story loft,
containing 200 square feet of space, at
IL and 21 Cliff St., through to Ryders Alley.
The plot contains $50 square feet, with
fsontages of 60 feet in Cliff st. and 81 feet
in Ryder5 alley.
Frederick Brown resold to Caleff Broth
ers the five story loft building, 5oxlcO at
the southwest corner OF broadway ana
Howard st. through L /. Levin.
Charles +. Noyes Company sold for the
Markham Realty Corporation, Clarence W.
Eckardt president, 23 Leonard ST., SIX
story building. 25x92. to A. /. Root Com
pany who will occupy
SPOTS & Starr. Inc, sold for DIR. Allan
b. Starr TO l. Portman 56 Thomas ST.,
six story loft building. 25x1oO, now occu-
pied by II. B. Claflin &c Co., whose lease
expires in September, 1920.
Buyers for Dwellings.
Mrs. Robert Winthrop bought from the
estate of Mary r. Brown through the
Brown. Wheelock Company, Inc, the four
story dwelling, 41x95x irregular, at sc East
S7th st.
Pease G. Gilman sold for Charles Siden-
burg the four story dwelling, 2lxl0o, at 40
West 18th st.
Everett NJ. Seixas Company sold for
Theresa s. Appel 1e7 West s0th st, four
story dwelling, 2ixl02
George ". McNally sold for Louis II.
Dos Passos and others the four story
dwelling. 2Oxi0o at Is East 56th st.
William 3. May &c Co. sold for the
Coastwise Warehouses Inc, % East 92d
ST., four story dwelling. mxl0o.
Sales on Washington Heights.
Huston estate sold to Harris and Maui
rice Mandelbaum the ten story apartment
at the southwest corner OF Broadway and
ltOll bl, lvoAlfo, lilIOubu SHdlitS nus
ton e. Co.
Moore. Schultz & Co sold for the Gar
net Hall Realty Company the northwest
corner of Broadway and Hist St, a six
story apartment 10ox10O.
Charles Galewski purchased from the
Hymbeck Realty Company. II. Eisenberk.
president, the five-story apartment S.6xl0o.
a 563 West 173d St through Slawson G.
Hobbs.
William Oppenheim bought $50 West
iAth St, a six-story apartment. S.6x10o,
Il. Harris sold for I. Freidus TO Joseph
Shenk 2.125 Amsterdam av.. six-story
apartment, 53x10o, also for Charles Kim
melman TO Joseph Shenk $50 West 192d st.,
n five-story apartment. 75x10o.
L. j. Phillips & Co. sold for Caroline II.
Takamne the southwest corner OF Audu-
bon av and 17sd ST., four-story dreiling.
l7x5O.
Benenson Realty Company bought 620l
and e22 West 152d ct, five-story apart
ment, 63x1o0.
James L. van SAINT resold TO Joseph