The New York herald., 1921-09-04


Building Association has acquired Old
Pilgrim Church property at the north
east corner OF Madison avenue and 121st
street. the sale OF which to Robert Blake
was reported recently. The registered
deed shows that SS5,000 was paid for
the property, which fronts rs feet on
the avenue and 1926 feet on the street.
In tho Dwelling Market.
Negotiations for the sale of the Dc
Lamar mansion. at the northeast corner
OF Madison avenue and Thirty-seventh
street reported last June, have resulted
in the closing of the deal for the noted
residence. Identity OF the new owner
could not be learned. but its sale IS ad-
mitted by Sullivan & Cromwell, attor-
neys for the estate.
The structure is seven stories, and
stands on n site fronting 40 feet on the
avenue and 100 feet on the street. The
city assesses II at $4,000. while the
house has been on the market at $780,
000.. 1t Is said to have cost the late
Capt. Joseph Raphael de Lamar more
than 81 200. 900.
Duross Company sold for the MuIry
estate the house at 3S Bedford street to
a client who will renovate the premises
for his residence.
Marco Holding Corporation sold the
three story dwelling at 174 East 111th
street, 17x100, to B. Nicholas.
Actress Leases Residence.
The residence OF Mrs. Charles King
Palmer, at SO East Ninetieth street, has
been leased. furnished. by Miss wilda
Bennett actress for three years at
s6.500 per annum through German II.
Lenney. Mrs. Palmer moved out OF the
residence several months ago following
the ransaclIing of 1t by burglars. Her
residence at Long Beach has practically
been sold through Mr.. Lenney and her
chateau in Paris has been placed on the
market.
II. II. Faien leased to John Antes for
fifteen years and ten months the four,
story building. with stores. 31.6x49.7x
irregular. at Front street. northwest
corner OF Moore street The annual net
rental to be paid graduates from $3.50
to s4.250.
Duross Company leased the store and
basement covering the westerly end OF
the block in the new Sheridan Theatre
on Seventh avenue. from Eleventh to
Twelfth streets, to William Knott for
long term of years.
william J. vozios leased from Minnie
Hoppe 1868 Third avenue. northwest
corner OF 1O3d street four story store
tenement. 25.1ix65, for term OF twelve
years at a yearly rental of from $4,000
to $1,000.
Bronx transactions.
Tho thirty-two houses planned for the
West Bronx by the Cedar Avenue Con-
struction Company will be put up on
leased land located on the west side of
Cedar avenue, s12 feet south OF Ford
a ali
on Cedar avenue and extends back 200
feet to Harlem River terrace. Work Is
10 be commenced Immediately on ten
detached and semi-detached houses.
each costing about S12.500. V. Hugo
Koehler and Hugh Tallant, architects,
designed the houses. which will occupy
twenty and forty foot plots
Housing Project for Queens.
Edward Boards purchased through the
Auburndale Realty Company broadway
on the Hin Corporation) fifty-four lots
on Juniper avenue and Flushing Boule-
ward. IN tie Third Ward, Borough or
Queens. for Improvement, with q group
OF one family detached houses. plans
for which arc now being drawn by
Henry Nurich, architect. The property.
restricted for residential purposes. was
valued at approximately $4,000. Mr..
Boards win commence work on the
houses IN tho spring. They win be sur
rounded BY spacious grounds, and viii
have garages in the rear.
Brooklyn Market News.
Realty Associates sold TO y. Hoffman
through John Deterling. broker a new
brick. semi-detached two-family house
with private garage at 276 Sullivan
street between Nostrand and Rogers
avenues.
Clinton Trading Corporation sold to