The New York herald., 1921-10-27
INVESTOR ACQUIRES
HAMILTON PL. FLATS
Selects Two Walkups at Corner
of 140tb Street; Other
Apartment Sales.

For investment Isidore Schweidel has
purchased from the Hamiltonian Com
pany The two six story walkup apart
lnent houses at 70 to S3 Hamilton place,
northeast corner of 140th street, for
/$2s0.0"0. The properties. which are
know" as Hamiltonian North and Ham
itonian South, show yearly rent roll
Of $4,000. They were sold through
App,eby & Sternberg. brokers. They
frort on Hamilton place 1886 feet; the
street measurement Is 100 feet. The
selling company took back a ten year
mortgage for S1S2.000.
Daniel H. Jackson sold to the John
Y. Brooks Company six story flat with
four stores. 25x100.5. at 252 West
Forty-seventh street, between Broadway
and Eighth avenue. The property Is
assessed at $4,000.
The 1895 Park Avenue Corporation
has been formed to take over the five
story flat with stores. 23.1oxS2.2. at that
address, adjoining the southeast corner
fof Eighty ninth street. 1t has for
directors b. M. Gruenstein. J. L. 3.
Mayer and w. Korn. The capitaliza-
.tion is 100000.
United Americans Rent Quarters.
4 The National United Americans. Inc,
OF which President Harding is honorary
sITeSiueIt dflG WHICH mas LOT lIS purpose
.the inculcaton of the spirit of Amer
sicanism in the schools and in civic
activities, has leased several thousand
,sluare feet OF office space on the ninth
floor OF the Fisk Building. at Broadway
and Fifty-seyenth street through Cross
sie Brown. agents. The lease will run
yfor five wears. Among the other active
executives Of the organize ton are
nicholas Murray Butler and I,r. Charles
IT. Baylis. The board of directors in
cludes the Governors Of States and the
membership list Is sort of Who's
who" OF important personages through
;cut the country.
- Among the Dwelling Buyers.
- William S. Denison & Co. sold for the
Charles H. Capen estate for all cash
the four story dwelling at 1913 West
Ninety-second street, 1S.6x100.8M.
James l.. Van SAINT purchased from
the General Synod of the Reformed
Church In America 55 West 130th street.
n four story dwelling 20x100. Shaw,
Rockwell & Sanford were the brokers
Slawson & Hobbs sod for Pete- W.
Foy sS West Eighty-fifth street. four
and half story dwelling 16.Sx1c".2
J. NJ Kelly Company sold the .hree
story. IT foot. dwellings at go, 81, sc
and 68 East 13oth street for Thomas
Armstrong to a client of John r. Pen
1884 street for Anna Moran
Buyers Plan Heights Flat.
The newly formed Par Brook Realty
Company, represented by Relt & Kamin-
sky, attorneys, ia the new owner of the
plot 60x100 on the west side Of St
Nicholas place. 164 feet north Of $3.50
street. 1t PLANS to improve the site with
q six story apartment house, costing
80 tLa
new com~any are ]. Sugar, I. Wolfsie
ard B. Weiss.
Three Cherry Street Parcels Sold.
The two FIVE story buildings at the
southeast corner Of Cherry street and
Rutgers slip, and the adjoining six
story buildings at 265 Cherry street, ex-
tendin~ 1898 feet through to $40 and
522 Water street. have been sold by
Morris ard Rose Ber,nan to the Cherry
Realty Company, which has for It's
directors Handel Jaffe. Jacob Wacht
and Florence c. SCHNEIDER. The prop
erty has a frontage Of so feet on the
slip, 100 feet on Cherry street and so
feet on Water street and was sold sub
ject to mortgages for s119,200.
other Sales In Manhattan.
The Guaranteed Mortgage Company
r.Sf New York sold to Benjamin Levine a
five story building with stores. 20xS0
at 154 Spring street.
Frederick Brown bought from the
Holland Holding Company the plot, 125x
946 on the north side of 172d street,
125 feet east of st. Nicholas avenue,
through w. D. Morgan. broker.
Manhattan Transfers.
"S Bertha Rembaugh as trustee of the
Para Crude Oil Corporations sold to
James J. McAlonen a five story building
with stores. 222x7G.5x irregular. at 236
Greenwich street, near Park place.
Charles Cohen sod to Isaac Snow a
six story fiat, 100.11x44.7x irregular. at
1876 and 1877 East Hath street, held at
| $4,000.
Katherine II. O'Connor sold to the
Jrthbert Realty Company a five story
tenement 25x10O.S. at 22S East Ninety
| fifth street.
Abraham j. Smith sold to Frank Urso
four story store tenement. 25x75. at
9016 Second avenue.
Elizabeth O. II. Boyd sold to Fred
ericlx falkland a three story dwelling
16.sx100s. at 231 East Eighty-sixth
street; also. to Bella vitarius. 229. =
similar property.
= Emanuel stern Dead.
Emanuel Stern died on Tuesday at
his residence, 220 West 101st street.
Mr. Stern was a member of the firm of
He'll & Stern, real estate brokers for
nineteen years. He was born in Ger
many and was widely known in realty
circles in the metropolitan district.
|.9 Day to Speak Mt Baltimore.
Joseph p Day will address the Balti-
more Real Estate Board to-day on sales
fnanship, a subject In which the auc-
sc3oneer has demonstrated his cxpertness
during the past year by dlsposing of
$4,000 lots In the metropolitan district
OF New York city alone.
-. Mr.. Day will devote good rart OF his
talk to the part played by we'll thought
out advertising In the successful selling
(Sof real property. In this phase of the
+ Business Mr.. Day also speaks with the
weight of authority. having conducted
during the past twelve months. advertis-
ing campaigns involving expenditures
amounting TO about 100000.
Garage Properties Sold.
Luger Brothers reported yesterday
that they have purchased the three
story garage. 10Oxl50, at the northeast
corner OF Broadway and 126th street
from Max Silversten representing the
j.. s. Building Company. The prop
erty was held at about s325.000.
y. Silverman's Exchange has sold from
plans the two story garage. 100x25. at