The New York herald., 1921-03-01
ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Lancashire Apartments Are
Bought by Operators; Schuy-
ler Arms Changes Hands.

The Benenson Realty Company has
purchased from Harry 3. James. rep
resented by Gilbert & Gilbert. attor-
neys, the Lancashire. an eight story
apartment house at 351 to 355 West
Eighty-fifth street. on plot 75x1023.
The structure was held at 100000. The
Lancashire returns an annual rental Of
approximately $4,000. Mr.. James pur-
chased the property last July from Low
enfield & Prayer
1. N. p. Stokes Buys 8 Dwellings.
L. N. Phelps Stokes has purchased
beth M. Van Wrinkle, Grace L. Van Win
kle. Mary Starr Van Wrinkle. Edgar =.
Van Wrinkle, Jr., and William Mitchell
Van Wrinkle the three five story resi-
dences at ia, lis and lit East Seven
tieth street, near Park avenue. The
property was held at $180.000. 1t Is
free Of mortgage and was sold by MT.
Altmayer for all cash.
The purchaser will alter the buildings
into American basement houses. with
passenger elevators. 1t Is one or the
finest residential blocks on the east side.
Other owners there include Thomas w.
Lamont, Percy r. Pyne. William RI.
Barnum and Maria l.. G. S. Auch1ncloss.
The Van Wrinkle property has not
changed hands since 1879.
Schuyler Arms Changes Owners.
Change OF control In the Schuyler
Arms. an eight story structure at S05-
81 West Ninety-eighth street. Is In
dicated by the formation last week or
the Ninety-eighth Street Hotel Com
pany with a capital Of 100000, and
A. M. williams. Arthur B. King and
Daniel ". Sullivan as directors. The
structure stands on plot 120x1OO.ll.
adjoining the northwest corner OF West
End avenue. and title Is held by Thomas
NJ. Thompson Of Philadelphia.
CIothiers In s750,OoO Lease.
wallach Brothers have leased for
twenty-one years a store and basement
and two floors above In the Canadian
Pacific Building on Madison avenue, pe-
tween Forty-third and Forty-fourth
street, through Pease & Gilman The
lessees. who have conducted clothing
and haberdashery business at East
will take possession of their new quar-
ters on May l. They will pay an aggre-
gate rental Of $750.000. Cushman &
Wakefield. agents, represented the Madi-
son Avenue Offices, Inc. owners OF the
Canadian Pacific Building.
Business Properties Sold.
Frederick Brown sold to the Universal
Paper Company for occupancy $40
Broadway. with an IL to 80 East Eigh-
teenth street, surrounding the southeast
corner, two four story buildings. 25x99.-
3x34.4x25. A. I. Sadey was the broker
in the transaction. The buyers are now
located on Union square.
William A. White & Sons. and J. N.
Kalley sold for Josephine Alger to
George II. Siege the four story building.
25x74.9 9. atS6s Washington street, north
west corner Of North Moore street The
purchaser will alter the premises
Joel M. Marx resold to the 5. a #.
Building Company (Segel Fein) the
old buildings at the northeast corner or
Broadway and 126th street. 115.sx55x
irregular. for Improvement with an auto
mobile building.
Samuel Fitzpatrick resold to John H.
Day 542 Hudson street. Ave story loft,
40x26, with an L." to LOT Charles
street, 2b.lOXZz.l.
Other Deals In Manhattan.
David Lamb sold to David T. Lay
man. Jr., the two dwellings at l42 and
IA East Fifty-seventh street. and also
leased the property to Mrs. Emott Buel.
an interior decorator. who will remodel
the buildings to meet the requirements
Of her business.
Isaac Hairy purchased from l. Monte
fiore Levy, attorney. 80 Allen street, a
five story flat and two basement stores,
25x87s
Fytz Howell resold for Susan l..
Fletcher the three story dwelling. 22l
West 13oth street. 1S.9x99.u, to Thomas
II. Marsh.
d. III. Scully & Co. sold for Ella w.
Schaub the three story dwelling at 50
East 10th street, 1sSxl00.
Mulvihill & Co. sold for American
Mortgage Company the five story tene-
ment, 25x100, at 1868 Third aveaue. near
l06th street, to Peter and Mary Marino.
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
| A. #. Brombacher & Co, tenants in
81 Fulton street. purchased from Charles
z. Osborne and others the adjoining z
five story building ct SO and SsA Full
ton street. 39x37.2x irregular.
Henry Deutsch. Jr.. sold to Frances
Melchncr the five story fiat at $50 West
Sixty-fourth street, 33.4xI0o.5.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany sold for s12,5O0 to the Donald
Holding Company the three story dwell
ing at l26 Lenox avenue, near ls1st
street. 16.6xS6.
Form New Architectural Firm.
Leonard Schultze and s. Fullerton
Weaver. G. E.. have formed a partner
ship for the practice of architecture
under the firm name Of schultze e.
Weaver. and have leased. through
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. the entire
seventh floor OF the Elliman Building,
II East Forty-ninth street.
Leonard Schultxe has been associated
for the lest twenty-five years with the
firm of Warren & wetmore. architects.
and s. Fullerton Weaver. c. E., has
erected and owned many or the most
prominent apartment houses on Park
avenue and has been largely instru
mental In the development of that sec