The New York herald., 1921-06-26
SOLD.
OTHER LATE REPORTS

The twelve story loft building, with
stores, at 692-69s Broadway, southeast
corner OF Fourth street. extending
through to Lafayette street, has been
sold by William s. Sussnan, Inc, for
the Winter Realty Company, Benjamin
Winter president. The structure was
sold for about S1.350.000 to Samuel
Keller Jacobs of Walter J. Emerich G.
Co.. and was a cash transaction.
The building was bought by Mr..
Winter about a year ago. 1t stands on
site fronting As feet on Broadway,
rs feet on Lafayette street and 277 feet
on Fourth street Z. Louis Jacobs.
attorney, represented Mr.. Jacobs and
Morris Gossett acted for the seller.
Deal In Tobacco District.
Charles F. Noyes Company has sold
for the Standard Commercial Tobacco
Company, Inc, Ery kehaya president,
81 Beaver street. a six story office
building, SSx100. The property was
built for the Washington Marine Fire
Insurance Company. The purchaser is
jeremiah +. Donovan, represented by
Stoddard & Mark. attorneys. The prop
erty was held at $350.000.
Developers Buy Jamaica Tract.
The warnock homestead. comprising
moro than four acres on Jamaica ave-
nue.. Sutphin road and Grove street, ia
maica, has been sold to a syndicate Of
moving picture operators and chain res
taurant proprietors. who will erect a
moving picture theatre. several business
buildings and an apartment house at a
cost Of about 81 .000,0 900. The apartment
will be erected on Sutphin road. The
sale was negotiated by Capt d. T. Shea,
postmaster at Jamaica, for the Empire
Trust Company. and A Degrauw War
mock, trustees for the estate of Harriet
e. Warnock Z. Michalover fs president
of the purchasing corporation. The
property is a Jamaica landmark and
has been In the possession of the family
for many generations.
Level Club Buys Home on Heights
Tho Level Club. Inc. purchased the
washington Heights Free Library
building, at 922-s24 ST. Nicholas avenue.
for a clubhouse. 1t Is a three story
building, on plot 41.1x92x Irregular.
opposite 156th street The transaction
was consummated through the efforts OF
the building committee, Benjamin
Swartz chairman. Mr.. Swartz also acted
as attorney for the club. The club Is
composed Of Master Masons from the
various Masonic lodges throughout the
United States. At present II has MEM
bers from seventy-eight Masonic lodges.
The club Is a social organization. The
building consists of a large hall with
ceiling about 40 feet high. The basement
will be equipped as a gymnasium The
club Is q little over q year old and has
a membership Of nearly 400.
On Monday evening F1orello III La
ouardia, President of the Board of AL
dermen, accompanied by class OF
nearly 100 candidates. win be initiated
at the clubs temporary headquarters at
Carnegie Hall.
100000 Flat for Madison Ave.
G. r. Pelham, architect, has filed plans
for an eleven story apartment TO be
erected at the nor theast corner of Madi-
son avenue and Elghty-fourth street.
125xe2, by I. Polstein. II is estimated
to cost 100000.
New Flat for Dyckmsn Section.
Slawson q Hobbs sold for Gertrude
L. Buys the plot. 10ox1oO. on the south
side Of 202d street. 100 feet west of
Ninth avenue. The buyer will erect
one story building for his own occu-
pancy.
se,220,ooo for Flat I'm Rochester.
S. w. Strauss & Co have underwritten
a first mortgage s per cent. serial bond
Issue OF s2,225.00o on an apartment
house in Rochester, n. Y, which will
contain living accommodations for 169
families, with additional space for shops.
In tho Dwelling Market.
The Wood. Dolson Company. Inc.
through It's representative. /. NJ Pen
nook. sold for Mrs. Jane L. B. Gould
14e West Seventy-flfth street, four
story dwelling. 2oxi02.2.
III. Michaels scld the three story resi-
denos i5.6x102.2. at 169 East Seventy
ninth street adjoining the Lcnox Ex-
change Of the New York Telephone Com
pany. Miss NJ r. Purdy sold the four
story residence, 1s.9Ni0O.5, at 66 East
1rifty-fourth street. between Madison and
Park avenues
Haggstrom- -Callen Company resold for
Edgar O'Berg the two three story dwell
ings at 1914 West sixty-third street.
33xi00. to a client who will remodel the
property.
Duross Company sold for J. A. Whit
comb 10 Bertha L. Maloney for occu-
pancy $40 West 14eth street, a three
story dwelling. 16.sxee.11.
Robert Levers resold for Leonard We'll
65 East i2eth street. three story dwell
ing, 20x100 TO Mrs. williams
Apartment and Flat Trading.
Jacob Gomberg sold for Luxemberg &
Haskell TO client Of Alexander Slater
526-52S West 15ist street. two five story
apartments containing forty families
and showing an aggregate rental Of
S25. 900 per annum.
Louise A. Grill sold 10 the Fernwood
Company the five story fat, 20.5x101.1x
irregular, at the southwest corner OF st
Nicholas avenue and i49th street.