The New York herald., 1921-11-26
STOREKEEPERS BUY
HARLEM BUILDING
Tenants Form Company TO
Take Title; Other CONNER
cial Properties Sold.

The Bank Building Company OF Har-
lem sold 213. els and 2l7 West 125th
frreet. five story store and office
nuildirg. 75x1O9.10, to Adolph Reisman
Jesse Adler and Rudolph Stearrs, the
tenants of the three stores. who are or
Ranizing company 10 take over the
property. which has been held ar $780,
900. The brokers were Thomas p. Fow-
Ter, Thomas z. Dempsey and Miss B. A.
Murphy.
The building was erected by osca-
Hammerstein, adjoining and abutting
the Harlem Opera House. It was the
home for years of the Hamilton Bank
and later the Northern Bank 1t was
taken over by the Bank Building Com
pany of Harlem In 1890.
Operator Buys Chesterton Parcels.
The old Chesterton estate holdings at
2S to 20 Third avenue and to II Stuy-
vesant street. opposite the Bible House
Rave been resold by client OF Max
Miller attorney. TO Joseph c.. Abramson.
The buyer announces that he intends to
improve the old brick and frame build
ings with a two story store and office
building. Tankoos, Smith & Co. were
the brokers in the resale. The seller
bought the property early in November
Negotiations have been started to lease
the entire building to chain store con-
Germ for twenty-one years.
The United States Arcade Building. a
three story structure, at 80 to 3S Full
ton street, with frontages Of 9S feet on
Water street and 96.s feet on Pearl
street, has been sold by Charles Lsue
TO Benjamin Benenson, president Of the
~ far ,L1
$335.000.
The Arcade Building, which covers the
block front on Fulton street, was erected
about 1902 by the present seller.
Operator Buys Two Dwellings.
Joseph C. Abramson purchased the
three story houses. 35.sxeS. at lis and
100 East Thirtieth street, between
Fourth and Lexington avenues. The
houses have been In the ownership Of
Mrs. Ella S. Barlow and Carlotta r.
other Dwelling Deals.
Butler & Baldwin have sold for Mrs.
w. r. Griffin the four story 20 foot
dwelling on Columbia College lease
hold at 40 West Fiftieth street to an
investor. The property was held at
100000. The same brokers recently sold
the leaSeholds at IS and AZ. and have
resoid one of them and rented two for
long terms.
Charles Wynne and Louis II. Low re-
sold TO Della Costello so West Ninety
fifth street. four story dwelling, 1Sx
l0o. Coughlan & Co. were the brokers.
William II. Hamilton sold four story
residence. 1ox100.5. at $50 East Sixty
fifth street adjoining the southwest cor
rer OF Lexington avenue. to Frank l..
Crocker, attorney. Douglas Gibbons &
Co. who negotiated the gale, algo leased
the house for the winter to Thornton
Gard.
guycrs Active at jackson Heights.
VIM. c. Harvood OF the American
Railway Express Company purchased an
apartment In 144 Twenty-third street.
Chas. II. Huckins of the Huckins-
Smith Studios purchased an apartment
"a 107 1wenty-seoond street. Miss Cora b.
Beaumont. teacher OF music connected
with the public schools and for many
wears a resident of Jackson Heights,
purchased an apartment in 1c6 Twenty
third street ]. Clement Boyd. assistant
account executive OF the Frank Presbrey
Company, has also purchased an apart
ment in 1872 Twenty-third street