The New York herald., 1921-06-16
RECEIVERS SELL
NO. 1S9 BROADWAY
Hannevig Building Said to
Have Been Bought by Down
town Trust Company.

The four story marble banking build
ing AT 1ss Broadway. between Cedar
and Liberty streets, on lot 23x145. has
been sold by the receivers of Hannevis
Co who formerly occupied the prem
ises The property was built for the
on leasehold land owned by the Eauita-
BILE ONCE Building Company 1T. Cole
man du Pont, president), which owns
the Equitable Building.
Saul s. Myers, attorney for the sellers,
refused to give further details other
than TO say that the property had been
disposed of to a well known downtown
trust company. Last month Judge Julius
NJ Mayer OF the United States Court
appointed Arthur c. Sheridan, real
estate appraiser, and Thomas H.-Bas-
kerville of the law firm of Bowers &
Sands TO give expert opinion regarding
the value of the property. and It Is upon
their report that a sale has been effected.
Buys TO Protect Building.
In order TO provide for more light and
afr for it's new structure the Barrett
Building Company has purchased the
three story building at 20 West street
from z. c. Cammann, trustee of the
Edgar Estates. The parcel 25xs6, ad-
Joins the new Barrett Building on the
north. The company recently purchased
100 to 106 Washington street. thus af-
fording the new building which fronts
on West, Rector and Washington streets,
permanent unobstructed light and air on
all sides. j. n. Kelley & Son were the
brokers in the latest acquisition.
Other Business Properties Sold.
The four and six story elevator build
ings and the three story stable at the
northeast corner OF Avenue d and East
Tenth street have been sold by ID. III.
McAlpin & Co. to the Shumecco Realty
Corporation. The structures front 164.7
on the avenue, so feet on Tenth street
and extend through the block 1895 feet
10 sos East Eleventh street.
Joseph r. Day sold 229-231 Washing
ton street, two four story storage build
ings, 42.1ox77. 10xirreg., between Bar
clay street and Park place. The prop
erty was scheduled to be sold at auction
by Mr.. Day on Thursday, June 1G.
ut toS-tfI NCSl A~lntlcclltH Stiecl
Corporation. having for directors r. NJ.
Sypher, Fl. o. Wellner and +. Loehr. has
been formed to take over 439-fi1 West
Nineteenth street, two three story build
ings, 50x72. The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company and the Chelsea Eleva-
tor Company are the owners
Catherine L. Magic sold to the Walvin
Real Estate Company 104-1o6 Tenth
avenue. two three story frame buildings,
34.7x100.
Morris Orloft sold to the New York
Wagon Company 14s West Fifty-first
street. four story garage. 25x10o.5.
New Building for Gold street.
Zipkes. Wonf & Kudroff architects.
have been commissioned by Harry Aron-
son to prepare plans for six story
store and office building at the southeast
corner of Gold and Plat streets. The
building will pe Of irregular size, s4x91.
The front will be of tapestry brick and
terra Gotta in Gothic style. a high class
restaurant Will be q feature of the base
laent arrangement. The building will
cost approximately sl25.Wo
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
Louis Koss sold to Joseph Korn "a
Stanton street. a three story store tene-
n1ent, 61.2x2O.2x irregular.
c. u. r. Holding Company sold to
Edel Glassor $40 and 242 East l09th
street. two live story tenements with
stores, 50x100.l0.
John Breid,nger sold to Louis Appel
400 West Fortieth street. four story
tenement 25x9S.a
Charles Straus sold 10 Joseph Joelson
81 TO II East 103d street six story
flat. 50x100ll
Joseph f. Marx Company sold TO Alice
S. Lyman 4S5 West 1f5th street, a three
story dwelling, I6.7x9911.
Gilbert \. robertson Home. Inc. sold
70 John w. Kelly 80 West Ninety
seventh street. a four story dwelling,
15x1o01f
Sayer ]. Siawson sold 10 Sarah f.
Evans as west 127th street. a three
story dwelling. 16.sx9e.11.