The New York herald., 1921-08-16
S26S,4S4 TOTAL AT
CEDARHURST SALE
Joseph P. Day Offers A Houses
and Al Plots to Crowd of
Eager Bidders.

In Cedarhurst J.. L., on Saturday by
Joseph P. Day for a total of S25S.4S4.
The success OF the offering was heralded
as an indication of the fact that there
is good market for Cedarhurst proper
ties.
The first parcel offered. eleven lots
on the west side of Cedarhurst avenue,
sold for $3.50, and the adjoining plot,
SM lots, went for S5,3l2. The two ad-
joining plots 10 the south, comprising
sA and 12A lots respectively, brought
$3.50 and $7,312 each,
The northwest corner of Cedarhurst
and Washington avenues, comprising six
lots. went for S4.S50, while plots ad-
joining to the north ranged from S2,9ae
TO $500. Abutting plots of from "A
to 10 lots went for from $1,000 to s74oo
each. On Washington avenue plot of
23 lots brought S16,s76. while lots ad-
joining to the south went for $4,000 TO
s3,S25 each. Plots abutting on the east
and facing on Sealy drive averaged
from S1.7S1 to s4.712 each. The plots
contained from four to ten lots each
The 215 story stone and stucco ha'f
tmbered residence at the southeast cor
ner of Broadway and Sealy drive, on
1.2S acres. sold to l.. Franklin for s5a,-
500. while the house adjoining on tho
south and facing on Sealy drive, on
y u.
NJ. Bowman for $30.500. The next ld-
Joining house on Sealy drive. contain
ing l274 acres, went to +. johnson for
$4,000. The fourth house, located on
Broadway and west of Sealy drive, con-
tanning 1.08 acres, was sold to $. J..
Utassey for s17,So0.
The buyers include the Rivera Trad
ing Company, A. Chintz. Reuben Jacob
son, J. Carl Schmuck. George Kuhn. A.
J. Taurus. Hyman Greuburg Thomas A.
McUrnney and Ferdinand Haber.
Estate Sells West Side Flat.
The FIVE story apartment house, 50x
1922, at 210 and 212 West Eightieth
street. adjacent to Broadway, has been
sold through SPOTS & Starr, Inc. for
Simon Wolf, executor of the estate of
Heilner & Wolf, to John +. Flannery.
The property is arranged for twenty
families and yields a rental of $4,000
a year. 1t was held at $4,000.
Hardware Co. Buys on Avenue.
Norman Denzer sold for the estate of
George +. Herberman the five story and
store building at 732 Columbus avenue.
25x100, twenty-five feet south of Ninety
sixth street. The purchaser Is q hard
ware concern, which will use the store
as the fifth of chain of hardware
stores. This is the first sale of the
property since 1885.
Harlem Hotel In Deal.
The Hotel Windsor, five story build
ing with store at the southeast corner OF
Lexington avenue and 124th street, has
been sold by Gussie Decklade to Max
and Annie Hochstirn. It fronts S7.s feet
on the street and 10o.11 feet on the
avenue.
100000 Loan on Park Ave. Flat.
A loan of 100000, covering the thir-
teen story apartment house. 100x1oo, at
the southwest corner of Park avenue
and Eighty-second street, has been oh
tained by the $50 Park Avenue Corpora
tion, j. e. r. Carpenter president from
q. Waldo Peterson. There is prior
mortgage of 100000 on the property.
The latest loan Is at the rate Of per
cent, falling due in June, 1885.
r.. H. Macy d Co. Plan Warehouse.
Plans were filed yesterday for an
eight story warehouse to be erected by
II. H. Macy & Co. at the northeast corner
OF Eleventh avenue and Thirty-fifth
street Robert d. Kohn. the architect.
estimates the cost at 100000.
In tme DNeIiNN
Franklin B.. Edward c. and George
dc f. Lord are the purchasers OF the
Ramsey Hoguet residence at 1924 Park
avenue, one of the finest houses in that
district. 1t is OF the five story American
basement type. with electric ELEVATOR on
q lot 2ox1o0. The sale of the house was
reported recently by the Payson. Mel.
Merrill Company.
Edgar williams sold for the City Real
Estate Company to Octave b. Herbert
lsl West Eighty-seventh street. a three
story dwelling, 16.sxl00.S.
Deals Revealed I'm Transfers.
Regina Pragen weisberg sold to Susie
Ia Barbera 25 st. Marks place. four
story flat. 26xl12.1o.
George II. and Howard P. Foster sold
to Anthony Traina 240 TO 242 West
Tenth street. two six story flats. 5oxs5.
Ethel Bresler sold to Mariana @.
Gagliano 222 East 107th street. a four
story store tenement. 21.10x1O0.11.
William A. Alcocls sold to Horace L.
Work $50 West Fifty-first street a five
story flat, 27x100.5.
John J. O'Keefe sold to Frank and
Olga Marcisky IS East 129th street, a
three story dwelling. 1s.6x99.11.
John T. and Fannie Brook sold to
Susie Iusac Mora 324 West Forty-sixth
street, a three story dwelling. i6.Sx100 5.
Louise II. Gouldshury sold to Rebecca
Gancher, tenant 81 West Ninety-fourth
street, three story dwelling. 20x100.s.
s. Freundenmacher sold to Giuseppe
Niontesarchio S27 East 154th street, a
three story dwelling, 16.Sx100.
Fannie Wallach sold to Mabel A.
Mohn 7S7-7S9 East 161st street. two
frame houses. 3S.Sx100.
Herman II. Schultz sold to Louis Cor
dievslSy s74 East 165th street, a threo
story dwelling. 20x7TS.
The Port Morris Land and Improve
Ynent Company sold to L.azere & Kaplan,
Inc. the property, 75x123.1l, on the
south side OF 141st street, 30s.6 feet cast
OF Southern boulevard.
William J. Blur sold to Mary Popkin
the vacant plot, 43.5x1b5.10x irregular,
ut the southwest corner Of Ryer ave-
nue. and Is1st street.
1sidor Cuba sold to Louis Plnkus the
property. 3sxS0, at 1914 Longfellow
avenue.
John ]. Kennedy sold to Gertrude
jacobson the property. 95x25. on the
northwest side OF Moshou avenue, l4b
feet north OF Broadway.
ESTATES APPRAISED.
FRANCIS r. MACY. JE. (Fehruary %. 1871
Leaving an estate Of SiAN.0ta. Wife,
NnN A4Ng aat In