The New York herald., 1921-12-09
FRED BROWN IN SIX
/ ALL CASH DEALS
Buys Half Dozen Parcels From
Rhinelander Estate; Other
Market Reports.

frederick Brown. the operator. has
.urchased from the Rhinelander estate
a five story business building ut ISL
Lenox avenue and FIVE apartment houses
In The Bronx. The operator paid all
cash, and the deals were negotiated by
John NJ. Thompson, broker.
The Harlem building is on the west
side OF Lenox avenue between 117th
and 11sth streets, on a plot 20x75. The
Bronx fats are situated as follows:
Two five story houses at 1874 and
1878 Stebbins avenue, north Of 169th
etreet, each on plot 5ox130; the north
east corner of Brown place and 136th
street. and the adjoining five story fiat
at 100 Brown place, each 50x90, and
aOi7 Marmion avenue. north of 17Sth
street, four story fiat, on plot 36x78.
Scott. Gerard Bowers, attorneys
represented the Rhinelander estate.
In the Dwelling Market.
Harris Vought & Co. sold for E Mora
Dawson three story dwelling, 19.2xS2
at 159 East Eighty-second street. The
same brokers recently sold No. 152 on
the same block.
Wood. Dolson Company, Inc. through
William A. Barbour sold for the estate
Of A. L. Root the four story dwelling,
23x1o0, at ia West Eighty-frst street.
held at S45,0o
Sisco & Palladino sold for Leonard
WE'LL to Joseph Suglia a three story
dwelling at 23 East 1920 street, 16x100
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
Harry Glickman sold to Saville and
Hyman Levin six story store tene-
ment. 25xS7.6, at 1S9 Henry street
Donate Boffa sold to Carmela Polisena
two five story store tenements, 50x100,
at Halls Mulberry street
The Borough Security Corporation
Sold to Samuel Lewis the six story tene-
ment, with stores, A; -ox1o0. at the
northeast corner of Grand and Ridge
streets
Morris D. Silverstein sold to Philip
SufIin the five story fiat, 25.10x99.9x
irregular. at the northwest corner of st
Nicholas avenue and 156th street
Fl. S. Holding Company sold to the
Nativel Corporation morris Borsodi) a
four story house. with stores, 25x1O3.3.
at II East Twelfth street.
c. n. Kaufman sold to NJ. L. Rosen-
baum a five story fat 26.Sx100.11, at
los West 113th street
AuOlph Relchindnn SOId 10 Anna wait
q five story tenement, 25x103.3. at EOS
East Twelfth street.
Annie B. Kerfoot sold to Sarah L.
Hunter the four story dwelling, 20xSO,
at 296 Lexington avenue, the northwest
corner of Thirty-seventh street.
James p. Gould sold to Anne Katz a
three story dwelling, 16.Sx100.11, at 63
East 120th street
Alfred +. Seligsberg sold TO Valentine
Warth three story dwelling. 16.Sx9S.e.
at 130 West Thrty-siXth street
Isabel Wensley sold to John s. Mat
thews a three story dwelling. 22.6x50.2x
irregular. at AZ Jane street.
Buyers mt Jackson Heights.
John Hanna, manager for Enough &
Sons of Manhattan, and former resi-
dent of Toronto. Canada, has purchased
an apartment in 80 Twenty-eighth
street. Jackson Heights. Mrs. Ethel b.
MacQueen of the Department of Public
Welfare has purchased an apartment in
81 Twenty-eighth street.
United Association Elects.
The annual meeting OF the members
Of the United Real Estate Owners Asso-
citation was held at the Hotel Astor
Monday, December 5, and the following
officers were elected for 1929: Stewart
Browne. president l.. Victor Well. first
vice-president Walter J. Salmon, second
vice-president; George e Coleman, third
vice-president; Thomas Krekeler, treas
urer, and Isaac Hyman, secretary.