The New York herald., 1921-05-29

Joseph r. Day began the sale yester-
day OF the 1881 lots and fifty bunga-
lows at Long Beach. J.. /. The fact
that the lots had been freed of the build
ing restrictions imposed in 1907. when
the development In Long Beach was be-
gun, aroused considerable interest in
the sale ard contributed to the size of
the bidding crowd. which numbered at
least $500. 1t was understood that the
removal of these restrictions through n
foreclosure proceeding would open the
way for moderate priced building and
help popularize the summer resort. Mr..
Day explained. however. prior TO the
sale that in fairness to the present resi-
dents of Long Beach the building re-
strictions would remain valid wherever
the lcts sold adjoined properties which
had been improved under the old re-
strictions.
Up to $40 yesterday afternoon 140 Of
the lots formerly owned by the estates
of Long Beach had been disposed OF by
Mr.. Day for a total OF s1S2. $50, or an
average OF Sl,20S a lot. It was de-
cided TO continue tho salo to-day and
again on Monday if the lots wero not
disposed OF The highest priced lot sold
yesterday was on Park street. between
Park place and River Boulevard. which
brought s6,025. and was bought by I.
G.. Wolf. the Great Neck realty broker.
Tho cheapest lot was the southwest cor
ner Of Lafayette Boulevard and Park
street. which brought sS75. Tho south
east corner OF Park street and Washing
ton Boulevard brought S2.050. A single
lot on Park street. between Magnolia
and National boulevards, brought s3,1 100.
Lots on Park street, between Lindell and
Washington Boulevard, sold as low as
5000.
Dwelling Buyers Active.
Houghton Company sold for Walter
J. Dozier the four story dwelling at 264
West Eighty-niuth street to the ten
ant. DR.. J. S. Cnger.
NJ. II. Gaillard & Co. gold for Hyman
q Henry sonn the four story dwelling
1Sx100. at 10 West Ninety-first street :
also resold for Alfred Logan 20 r. r
Williams the four story dwelling at 40
West Eighty-nfth street.
Mrs. Gerrit Smith sold for John Nc
Grath to Commodore Frank Hastings
l43 East Thtriy-fifth street, four story
dwelling. 20.7Mx9s.9.
j. NJ. Kelly Company sold ~ East
12sth street. 17hx99. n three story
dwelling. for Gustave Rhemauer; also
l35 West 126th street. 16.sxioo. a three
story dwelling, for John Bergesen to B.
McDonough.
Frederic II. Allen OF Frederick zittel
A Sons Rold for William G. StranRa 14e
West Seventy-seventh street, a 1--WE
story dwelling, iTx1022. TO Ennis 4
Sinnott. Tho same broker resold II to a
purchaser for occupancy.
n II. Scully q Co. sold for Mrs ElIz-
abeth Niewenhous the four story dwell
Ing with extension at West 121st
street. Mount Norris Park West, 20x1oO.
This ~ the first sale OF tho house which
was built by the late Slebrand Nlewen-
houB.
John T. Pierce, with William NJ
cruikshank's Sons. sold FOR Otis A. My
gait OF Paris. France Isl West i37th
street. five story dwelling. 20x1 90.
held at $4,000. 70 Jane Gaines.
other Deals I'm Manhattan.
Walter r. Sherwood cold for the Sara
mao Realty Company 20 the tenant, the
five STORY building at lt5 Washington
street. southeast corner OF Cedar street,
1Sf0x56.sx irregular.
Crist q Herricl< sold for the estate of
Samuel c. Blakelev the four story tene-
ments, with stores. at 5f3-545 Hudson
street
Lawrence. Blake & Jewell sold Tor Ed
win r. Curtis The southeast corner 81
Second avenue and lleth street. SIX