The New York herald., 1921-06-24
COSTLY DWELLINGS
ON WEST SIDE SOLD
DR.. Takamine Disposes of
Home on Riverside Drive
Valued at S125,000.

600. 1t is SIX story American basement
house on a lot 25x100 and has been
owned and q cupied by DIR. Takamine
for several years. He spent considerable
money in n aiering it, and in introducing
many features from his native land.
Facing the residence of Charles Nj.
Schwab, the five story American base
ment dwelling, 25x6S.S, at 313 West Sew
enty-fourth street, recently altered into
small suites, Las been sold by the Mo-
CARTEL Rea.ty Company to an investor. 1t
vas held a. $4,000. The new owner is
said to be q Capt. 1mperatori.
Ruland A Whiting Benjamin Corpora
tion sold for Mrs. Lille McKew the three
story dwelling at 222 East Sixty-drst
street.
Pease & Elirnan sold for the United
States Trust Company as trustee, the
four story residence. 20xS0x100.S. at 351
West Eighty-seventh street.
Barnett q Co. sold for Emily McDuff
216 West 12sth street, a three story
dwelling, l@x4Go.
F. G. Frost to Design Frfcdsam
Home.
The new LONE OF Col. Michael Fried
sam planned for A and 46 East Sixty
eighth street win probably be six stories.
1t will be dt signed by Frederick G.
FlOSL stuu It's tOIlolIuCtiOH Will NC CdIIIcu
on by Marc Eidlitz & Son. The purchase
of the property was arranged by George
r. Read 6 20. and William e. May &
Co. as Brokers.
Chapel Buys It's Home.
The Chapel of the CrucifSion has ac-
ouired title from Jebidiah Edmead to the
property it now occupies at Al to 45
West 140th street. The property meas
ures 60.1ox 1919 fest and is situated east
of Lenox avenue.
MultifamiIy Properties sold.
Joseph p. Day sold to an investor for
the David Stevenson Brewing Company
the southwest corner of Eighth avenue
and Twenty ninth street, five story
tenement with stores. 17.1ox8o Ground
lease, which has eleven years to run.
with renewal was aiso sold.
Everett M. Seixas Company sold for
Mrs. G.. Kornarens the three four story
tenements with stores in 1860 and 1862
First avenue and 4O0ia East Fifty
eighth street, 20x40t each. Tho new
owner will resell in separate parcels.
e. J. Mas Realty Company, Inc. sold
for Charles Kirshner two five story
apartment houses at So and so Man.
haitian avenue to Max Solinsky.
Leroy Coventry and Byrne & Bowman
sold the five story fiat, 20x73, at 2o6
West 103d street.
Church st. Building to BE Sold.
The five story Aldrich Building, oc-
cupying the block front on Church
street. between Warren and Chambers,
is set down for foreclosure sale on July
IA through an action brought by the
Albany Savings Bank against the Church
and Warren Company and others and
which resulted in a mortgage Judgment,
with costs, amounting to $t9S,58I.
There are back taxes Of $S,791 on the
property. Tho structure is known as
80 Warren street and 102 Chambers
street and fronts 24.S feet on Warren
street, 1910 feet on Church street and
20 feet ON Chambers street. j. Clarence
Davies will be the auctioneer.
other sales In Manhattan.
The six story store and loft building,
4S.11x9S.2x irregular at 80 Hudson
street, adjoining the southwest corner
of Franklin street. is to be taken over
Street, Inc, having for directors +. II.
A. and d. Degenhardt. The Protestant
Episcopal Society for Promoting Re-
ligion and Learning in the State Of New
York is the owner OF record.
Catherine c. Middleton of Washing
ton. D. c.. sold the vacant plot on Broad
way. southeast corner OF West 1880
street, fronting 105 feet on Broadway
and lis feet on 1S3d street, to a client
held at 100000. The seller was repre-
sented by Middlebrook & Borland and
the purchaser by Stoddard & Mark as
attorneys.
Norman Denzer sold to the Klein I'm
provement Company. Theodore Klein
president, for the Waunegan Realty
Company six lots on the south side of
164th street. 125 feet west Of Broadway.
This is the second sale Of lots for the
Waunegan Realty Company by Norman
Dcnzer, the Klein improvement Com
pany having purchased recently the six
lots In back of the lots just sold, on
163d street, where they are constructing
two seventy-dve foot non-elevator apart
ments. On the lots just purchased.
which were bought FOR all cash, the
Klein Improvement Company expects
to erect similar houses.
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
Robert Smith sold TO Peter j. Curran
1916 Second avenue, a three story sta
BILE, 25x100.
Frances Ziegler sold to the John An
drew Realty Company 339 East Eighty
first street. a five story tenement 25x
1922
Levi S. Hulse sold to Ernestine Myer
11S Broome street, six story store
tenement. 25xl00.
The Woolwich Realty Company sold
TO the Leeds Realty Company fSS and
190 Monroe street, two five story store
tenements, 43.11x97.1x irregular.
Il. Stanton sold the four story store
and fiat at 8 Greenwich street. near
Tenth street, to Nathan Satolsky.
Zalman and Bessie Boyensky sold to
the Tamudical Institute OF Harlem 16
West 114th street, a three story DWELL
ing. 17.Sxf00.11.
Helen Sweeny sold 10 Frank Marck
207 East Scyenty-seventh street three
story dwelling, 16.sx102.2.
Elizabeth NJ. Murphy sold to the 81
West Nincty-first Street Company "a
West Nincty-flrst street. a four story
dwelling. 1Sx10o.s.
Amale X. stern sold 20 Joseph n.
TNull 13S West 13sth street, q three
story dwelling. 16;5xss.11.
Robert A. Chambers sold 20 Duncan
Stewart 12G West 124th street, a four
story dwelling, 1s.9xio0.1t.
Annie Bernstein sold to Samuel and
Rebecca Deutsch 548 West 16oth street,
a three story dwelling, 15.4x9911.
REALTY JOTTINGs.
Antonio J;iortIano biiver OF the re-