The New York herald., 1921-04-09
MORNINGSIDE DRIVE
APARTMENT SOLD
Investor Buys Six Story House
Constructed by Paternos:
Other Realty Deals.

Other Realty Deals.
The Montcenis. six story elevator
apartment house s5xl0o. at the south
west corner of Morningside Drive ana
1sth street, has been sold BY Joseph c.
Bassman Of the S. II. Raphael Com
pany for the Hank Realty Company TO
an investor. The house was built by
the Paternos and was held at 10000.
:. Fl. Raphael & Co. will have charge
or the property.
Record Price for East Side Lot.
Hiram Ronaldo sold Tor the Hertz
berg estate to y. Bernstein, dealer in
cloaks and suits, the three story build
ing at 80 Division street, 25x56, for
$4,000. This price. at the rate of about
10000 per lot, is said to establish
record for realty along the two blocks
OH Division street, between Catha-lne
and Pike streets where there are lo-
Gated about 100 cloak and suit manu-
facturers.
Edgar Williams OF James J. Etching
ham, Inc, sold Tor Mrs. Susie s. Ha!l
to the Society Of Professional Adto-
mobile Engineers OF the L. $, 1uc.,
i59 West Sixty-fourth street. four
story dwelling, 1sxloo.5. The same
broker sold the adjoining houses 153,
los and l5I West SiAty-fouTth street. in
Ja..->..~, 1890 TO the Automobile Enc!-
neers Society which now controls 12y
1oo. The present buildings viii be ra2ed
and a modern clubhouse erected on the
Site.
Chinese Merchants Buy Home.
George Milne sold for Evardo Me2-
sardi to the Moy Wong MI Kwoug Kee
Company, Chinese merchants, the three
story building at 1so-le2 Worth street,
southeast corner OF Mulberry street, on
a lot of about go square feet. Earlier
In the week Soy Kee & Co., Chinese
importers, bought the building 1T 7-9
Mott street, in which they had been
tenants for several years.
other Business Properties Sold.
Robert r. Rainey sold for r. w.
Rhinelander. trustee. the five story
buildings at 23o Washington street TO
Frank Cuneo and 81 Washington street
TO John Casano.
o'Reilly & Dahn sold for the Home
Circle Realty Company a three story
husiness building, 2ofxl0.Sta, at 1t1
East Eighty-siXth street.
Lease yloor I'm Grecnhut Buiidtns.
The Union News Company has leased
from The Big store Realty Company,
the owser of the Greenhut Building at
45 West Eighteenth street. the greater
part of the seventh floor of that build
ing for ten years from May i. Joseph
p Day Cross & Brown and Spear q
Co. were cobrokers in the lease. The
news company will use this space FOR
its general executive offices. stock
room, &C.. and expects to spend large
sum of money in interior decorations.
The space just leased measures about
150xt7e feet.
Standard oil Co. In Big Deal.
Cohen Realty Company sold to the
STANDARD Oil Company twenty-six
houses on East Twenty second street.
between avenue II and Central avenue.
comprising l.he entire block frontage,
with the exception OF a fire engine
house, and nineteen houses on John.
William, East Tw.nty-third and East
Twenty-second streets in the Constab BILE
Hook section OF Bayonne. y. J. The
buildings will be demolished to provide
for improvements to be erected for the
Bayonne works. The assessed value
OF the properties is $4,000.
100000 Rent for eth Ave. Corner
J. Irving Walsh negotiated the lease
OF the southeast corner OF Seventh
avenue and Fffty-sixth street. 15xi0o,
for May & Finn TO Sheriff d. III. Knott
and associates. reported recently. The
lessees. who operate the Hotel Yelling
ton adjoining. win improve the site with
n thirteen story addition TO the hotel.
The lease is for twenty-one years with
two similar renewals. For the first
term -n% rental will be about 100000.
George. I1Sany. attorney, represented
the lessees.
Deals Revealed I'm Transfers.
The two story buildings at south
east corner OF First avenue and Forty
third street, fronting 100 feet on the
avenue and 100 feet on the street and
occupied by the New York Veal and
Mutton Company, have been transferred
b. the City Real Estate Company TO
Henry c. Thorn.
Mary Jean lie Goff sold TO Herbert
l.. Bandesson the three story building
~ lo5 Varick street, 2lxs0, near Watts
street.
Joseph L. Buttenweiser bought from
Charles !. Campbell the three story
dwelling at III West Thirteenth street.
20xi0o.
James TT. Cruikshank resold the two
three story dwellings at So and 5s West
10th street. each 25xi0o. to the Barney
Improvement Corporation.
The Commonwealth Security and
Mortgage Corporation sold to Kath-
arine II. Raymond the three story
dwelling at io1 Hamilton place. 15.sx55.9
Mabel a. ShenficId sold to William
II. W. Knipe the four story dwelling
a. liz West Sixty-ninth street, l3.6x1OO.5.
REALTY JoTTINGs.