The New York herald., 1921-11-20

Watson Webb in Syosset. l.. /. The
property was held at s350.000. On
Oct. % last the estate was offered at
auction.
The place consists of seventy-four
acres. large mansion with thirteen
master bedrooms and twelve baths. a
brick stable and concrete garage and
two cottages. The grounds are hand
somely handicapped and contain a swim
ming pool. Howard Le c. Roome OF
William Roome G. Co., represented Mr.
Webb in the deal.
Business Properties Sold.
The four story building with stores.
25x82.5x irregular, at ss6 Broadway.
south of Eighteenth street. has been
sold by the Bedford Holding Corporation
to the p. r. w. Holding Company
David Blum. Harry Bernstein and
Matte Hammerstein). The buying COM
pany was Incorporated at Albany re-
Gently and Is capitalized at s50.o00.
The two five story buildings with
stores, 34.9x73.4x irregular. at 115-1l7
Maiden lane near Pearl street. have
been purchased by Alfred II. Cumbers
from John L. Larlin. They were sold
subject to mortgages for 100000.
The newly formed 264 Canal Street
Corporation. with d. Dank. M. I. Muir
zin and F. Levy. as directors. purchased
from the Ralph Realty Company the
six story store and loft building. on plot
49.7x965x irregular. ut that address. ad-
Joining the southeast corner OF Cortlandt
alley. The company Is represented by
Lurie & Feinberg. attorneys.
Builder Buys Heights Plot.
Gustavus l. Lawrence, the builder,
g As Al m aafatA NJ A1fhaQ
Rudd Ward tho flatiron plot on 174th
street between Broadway and Wads-
worth avenue. The plot fronts IS feet
on Broadway, ali on 17lth street and
rs feet on Wadsworth avenue.
Apartment and Flat Sales.
The newly formed Gay-Emm Realty
Corporation. with l.. 3. Helfand. II. J.
| Goette and M NJ Jackson as directors.
! purchased from Lipman & Corn the two
| five story flats with stores. on plot 1910
x110 at the northwest corner OF Fifth
avenue and 131st street. The property
| was valued at $4,000. The new COM
pany has a capitalization OF S25, 900 and
IL represented by l.. Levy. attorney.
Schindler q Liebler sold for David
Greenspan the four story flat with
stores at i5t2 Second avenue
In tho Dwelling Market.
l. J. Phillips d. Co. sold for Margaret
and Anna L MoGovern tho three story
iwelling at $40 West Seventy-drst street.
Isx1os.5. Tho purchaser viii occupy.
The Thomas Morgan estate is re-
ported TO have sold the five four-story
dwellings at 25s TO 2s6 West 10th
street, on a plot 75x10o.11. The houses
adjoin the Olympic Theatre on the
Broadway corner and are next to the
Ivy Courts apartments.
| Francis y. O'Conneli sold for Mary
Grace A. du c. Spence of London. Eng
land. her residence, $50 West 1854
street, now occupied by DR.. Spence. to
James Coghlan.
Ralph Russo sold a three story dwell
ing. 1sxss. at 421 Pleasant avenue fee
Ann Y. Mccarthy TO sebastiano Pee
rome
Bronx to Have Large Tneavre.
The ogden Amusement Corporation
will erect a theatre with a seating ca
pacity OF 1900 on the west side OF
| ogden avenue. north OF 1T1st street.
near Washington Bridge and University
avenue. Eugene De Rosa, the architect.
estimates the cost of the theatre. land.
&c, will be close to the half million dol
lar mark, and will be one of tho
finest theatres N New York city OF its
type. Construction will start immc-
diateiy. The contractors expect to have
the building completed in the early
spring. Z. Osborne Smith, Inc. werv
the brokers who assembled the plot
| from various owners.
New Flat for Bryant Avenuc.
Ground has been broken for the erec-
tion OF n six story apartment house on
the southwest corner OF Bryant avenue
and 17sth street. the Bronx. The build
ing will contain fifty apartments. The
owners. the Alcas Realty Corporation.
expect 20 have tho building completed
by spring. The architect is George Nord-
ham.