The New York herald., 1921-09-08
ADDS TO HOLDINGS
ON WEST 46TH ST.
Investor Buys Buildings al
Nos. 106-103; Was Purchas-
er at Henry Astor Sale.

Charles Geoly. president - Eavcs
Costume Company, Inc. prominent In
vestor in West Forty-sixth street realty.
has purchased from Edith r. Salinger
the four and five story building at Ies
and los West Forty-gixth street, on
plot 4ox10o.5 through the A. l.. Libman
Agency. Mr.. Geoy. who now owns
frontage OF so feet. purchased at the
Henry Astor auction sale in 1920 the
two five story buildings at Nos. fis
and $50, SGx100.5 which are to be i'm
proved next May at the expiration OF
the Astor leases. The A. L. Libman
Agency has been appointed agents for
these and all other properties con-
trolled by Mr.. ,Geoly.
&1,OOo,OOO Loan on Apartment.
Lawrence. Blake & Jewell announced
yesterday that they have arranged a
building and permanent loan of $1,000
600 on the thirteen story apartment
house which is to be erected at the
southeast corner of Fifth avenue and
Seventy third street on vacant plot
formerly controlled by George ]. Gould.
]. e. r. Carpenter is the architect.
The site has a frontage Of 77.2 feet
on the avenue and 1870 feet on the street
There will be two apartments on the
frst floor, and on each of the upper
floors there will be one suite OF nine
rooms, with large foyer hall and four
baths. and one suite of eleven rooms
with large foyer and four baths. The
rents will range from $4,000 to $4,000
q year. Taylor. Knowles & Hack re-
presented the owners in the transaction.
MuItifamily House Sales.
The s and West 18TH street Cor
poration. with Jacob Breen, Isidor Skura
and Isidor Brokaw as directors, has
been formed to purchase the two six
story flats with stores. 72.6x99.11, at
that address, adjoining the northwest
corner of Fifth avenue. 1t is repre-
sented by Katz & Levy. attorneys.
John G. Dabour. Inc, sold for Arthur
J. Henry to an investor the four-story
tenement with stores at 1927 avenue A.
near Eighty-sixth street, 25x75.9, held
at $4,000.
Thomas F. McGourty. Of r. & G. Buck
mann, sold for the estate of Thomas +.
Shea 525 West 123d street. a five story.
fifteen family apartment house. The
property has been held by the Shea
estate for a number Of years.
Among the Dwelling Buyers.
Miss Mollie J. Sudgen has purchased
the four-story dwelling, fSx100 at II
West Eighty eighth street from z. D.
Wiltsie through Leroy Coventry.
The estate of G.. Willett Van Nest
sold to Nathan Kalvin the four-story
dwelling. 20.6x100.5. at Sc West Fiji
tieth street. Columbia College leasehold.
Waldron Williams sold to the Marx
Realty AMI Improvement Company the
tourist dwelling, 20x100.S, at 81 West
Forty-eighth street. Columbia College
lcasehold.
coughlan & Company. Inc, sold for
Sameul Kempner to A. Klein the four
story dwelling at 131 West Seventy
eighth street. The buyer will occupy.
Shaw. Rockwell & Sanford, sold for c.
Lippe, West 12Sth street. three-story
dwelling. 1l.6x100, to M. Parker.
Mabel r Olson sold to Anna M.
Bowman 40 Hamilton Terrace. three
story dwelling 1Sx100.
Daniel Birdsall & Co, Inc, sold for
Howard A. Raymond the. dwelling at "a
West both street to Mrs. NJ. Smith.
Cuban Banker Leases Field House.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co.. leased for
Mrs. Marshall Field the flve-story Ameri-
can basement dwelling at East Seven
tieth street, between Fifth and Madison
avenues on plot 39x100.5, fully furnish
ed, for the winter season to Alphonzo
Gomez-Mena, a banker OF Havana. This
Is one of the four properties recently
purchased by Mrs. Field as a site for
her new residence. the others being
East Seventieth street and and East
Sixty-nintn street. in the rear.
S46o.OOO Flats Near Isham Park.
Plans were filed yesterday for two
hve story apartment houses. 7s.9x10o
and 100x93. to be erected on the north
side of Isham street, 81 feet west of
Broadway. by the Broadway Isham
Street Corporation. George F. Pelham,
the architect. estimates the cost at $780,
900.