The New York herald., 1921-12-25


C. p. N. Realty Company (Chatham-
Phenix National Bank interests) the
building for--lerly occupied by the
Gansevoort branch, at the southeast
corner OF Hudson and Fourteenth
streets, size 92.6x111x irregular. to the
Butchers Advocate (Jacob Mayors
president), a publication devoted to the
meat industry, which will make exten-
sive alterations and use part Of the
building for its business. Negotiations
are pending for leasing the balance of
the property for long term to one
tenant. The sellers were represented by
Kaye, McDavitt G. Scholer and the pur-
chaser by Joseph l. Gollery. The prop
erty was held at S135,0oo.
Justice Ford Buys 200 Acres.
Supreme Court Justice Ford has pur-
chased the former Laban Bar ett home
stead on the Peekskill Hollow road in
Putnam county, consisting of 200 acres
and including farm buildings. The
buyer according to the announcement
establish a shooting range on the prop
erty which includes about 200 acres.
erty. The property was owned by the
estate OF George X. Thompson
Furniture Co. In Factory Deal.
The Herman Furniture Company
has sold to Friedman & Bricken the
six-story factory at the northeast cor
ner OF Kenmare and Mulberry streets.
The structure occupies a site. 100x1iS.
and the price was reported at $135, 900.
l. is said the buyers will erect a four
story garage on the property. Shaw.
Rockwell g. Sanford were the brokers
in the deal. Charles l.. APPEL of Cass
g. Apf'l. attorneys. represented the
sellers.
Builders Get Woodmcrc Tract.
The Amundsen Realty Company. Maxi
milan Morgenthau president. has sold
fourteen plots. aGgregating fifty lots. in
Woodmere. l.. J.. TO the Lawrence Ave-
nue. Realty Corporation. Charles Young
president. Tho property is located as
follows: one plot on Broadway near Bur
ton avenue: six plots on East Broa lway
and seven plots on Sherman avenue he
tween East Broadway and Cromwell.
Drive. The purchasers contemplate erect
ing private residences on all of the prop
erty to be ready for occupancy in the
spring of 1922. They were represented
by William s. Petit and the seller by
James Frank.
MultifamiIy Property Deals.
Joseph G. keenan, of the office o.
Charles Berlin. sold for Luke G. Lynch
of Rumson. y. j.. to the 1871 St
Nicholas Avenue Corporation. the six
story elevator apartment house known
as the Rauracia at the southwest cor
ner of 164th street and ST. Nicholas
avenue. on a plot 1005x100. The prop
erty was held at sl95.000 and was sold
for all cash. Charles Berlin has been
appointed agent for the house.
John Finck has sold for Sarah C. Gil
lies, and others the two five story tene
ments. 25xi00 each, at $3.50 Columbia
street. The Brown. Wneeiock Company
represented the sellers. The same
broker sold the five story tenement "a,
1857 First avenue for Jennie !. Ryan.
Louis Appel represented by Sigmund
Rubin. attorney. purchased 5O2 Tenth
avenue. the northeast corner of Thirty
eighth street. a four story tenement and
store. 2i.9xf00.
'H" htNfHStoh avenue Elnt.
The Bing & Bng interests plan "a
erect an eleven story apartment house
at the northeast corner of Lexington
avenue and I1ightieth street. G2x1oo
Emery Roth. architect. Is preparing the
designs.
In the Dwelling Market.
Houghton Company sold for the estate
OF Charles III. Vessels the four story
dwelling at 2s West Ninety-first street
held at $4,000.
VI. II. Gaillard & Co, Inc. have resold
for Abraham Luger the four houses al
113, 115. III and 119 West Eighty
eighth street. Mrs. Kayrola purchased
No. 113, Mrs. Annie Field purchased No
10, Anton iioli purchased No. III and
Louis Meisel purchased No. 1i9.
The newly formed III West Twelfth
street. Inc. &c. q. Routzahn. II. Armcf
and l.. r. Williams). bought from the
Excelsior Estates Company Inc. a three
story dwelling, 21xt0S.3. at the same
address. It Is represented by Abberly 6
Bryde. attorneys.
Susie S. Hall Is reported TO have sold
four story residence. 19x100.5. at 81
East Sixty-hrst street, near Madison
avenue.
sales Revealed In Transfers.
The All White Wet Wash Laundry
bought from the Hochelaga Realty and
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