The New York herald., 1921-06-30
NATIONAL SURETY
ACQUIRES BUILDING
Adds to It's Holdings in Syrian
Section; Other Business
Property Deals.

purchased from Harris {: Maurice
Mandelbaum and Irving and Fisher l.
Levine the three story building. 1Sx35
at 11si1 Washington street. adjoining
the southeast corner OF Washington
and Carlisle streets. The same sellers
sold the corner property. lsx35. to Peter
J Varanliass. a grocer. The properties
were purchased by the Mandelbaum
& Levine group twelve years ago
from the McCreery estate. The Ma
tionsl Surety Company recently pur-
chased the block front on Washington
streets. in the block north OF its recent
purchase. and will erect a nine story
building for it's own occupancy.
Estate Buys Lexington Av. Corner
The Beekman estate has purchased
the three four story and basement build.
ings. 50x70 at the northeast corner OF
Lexington avenue and Fifty-second
street and the three story dwelling at
1S7 East Fifty-second street. adjoining
from @. B. Hoppin and w. J. Bradford
executors of the estate of the late
Gerard Beekman. II. L. Fordham, at
torney represented the sellers. The en-
tire plot measures 50xS5x100.
Buyer to Improve 13O f. 23d Sc.
After an ownership of almost seventy
5ears the three story building at 13g
Last Twenty-third street. fifty feet east
Of Lexington avenue size 96x9S.9. has
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tee for Mary Owen Borden and Will
lam H. Owen. Jr. Upon expiration OF
the present lease the purchaser. a client
OF Harry h. Cutner plans to improve
the plot with substantial building.
Shcarman e. Sterling. as attorneys. rep
resented Mr.. Borden and VI. S. & l. S.
1saacs the purchaser.
big West Side Plot sold.
Van vliet C Place sold for Campbell
Steward and others to a company for
Improvement the plot at 4s0 to 436 West
Forty-first street, 100x9S.9. The prop
crty has been in the hands of the SELL
ers for seventy-five years and in the
charge of the brokers since 1853. 1t
is at present covered by a one story
frame building.
Plan Another Garment Factory.
The fourth large project for housing
the garment industry In the new gar
ment centre west of Seventh avenue
was announced yesterday by d. fucker
man and Benjamin Cohen, builders.
who purchased the four story building.
2ox100. at 269 West Thirty-eighth street.
which they will combine with a similar
site purchased by them a few days ago
at 271 West Thirty-eighth street. Both
deals we're negotiated by the Lewis H.
May Company. The builders announce
that they will erect a twelve story
building to house the needle industry.
They recently acquired. through a
sixty-three year lease, 243 and 245 West
Thirty-eishth street. on which they are
to put up nine story building from
plans by Gronenberg & Leuchtag, archi-
tects.
On Tuesday, Max Aronson. cloak and
suit manufacturer. purchased. through
Frederick Fox & Co.. 242 to 80 West
Thirty-sixth street as a site for his
second garment factory project. The
removal of the garment industry from
the Fifth avenue zone was brought
about by the efforts of the Save New
York Committee. John Howes Burton
chairman.
Temple to he Employment Agency.
The former home Of the Temple Beth
Israel, at the northeast corner of Lex
ington avenue and Seventy-second street,
has been sold by Pease & Gilman for
the Mordecai Realty Company to Andrew
Lazare. who will extensively alter the
property and use IT for his employment
agency. now at Third avenue and Seven
ty-second street. II was held at $685.
900 and was purchased few years ago
by the selling company. The property
fronts forty-ive feet on Seventy-second
street and 1922 feet on Lexington ave-
nue.
In the Dwelling Market.
The Ave story dwelling at 339 West
Seventy-first street has been sold by
Eleanor Phillips through Charles Grif-
fifth & Eugene Moses & Co. The prop
erty had been held at $4,000 and was
purchased for all cash.
The two three story dwellings, each
20x10o.11. at 1875 and 1877 East 11Sth
street, and the four two story dwell
1ngs, each 15x4o. at to 13 Lincoln
place, forming the northwest corner of
these thoroushfares. have been pur-
chased by BENJAMIN Sherman from
Mary E. Wood.
James II. Cruikshank purchased from
Ninety-first street, a three story dwell
ing. 19x100. Harry Sugarman was the
broker.
Merit Realty Corporation. Marcus l..
Osk. has sold the three story residence
at a Bradhurst avenue to Mary A.
Mullen. w. ]. Huston & Son were the
brokers.
Gordon Elmore gold to Carrie o.
Davis 102 West 136th street, three
story dwelling, 16.Sxe9.11.
Apartment and Tenement Sales.
Moapa Realty Company. Leo Abra-
ham. president. bought from the Superior
Corporation the four four story fats. each
22.2xl00. at 262 20 25S West 129th street.
The houses we're valued at SIS, 900 and
are adjacent to Eighth avenue. Harry
Bachr was the broker
James F. Lynch sold to the 2061 Sec
ond Avenue Corporation the four story
store tenement, 25.ex73, at that address
and the southwest corner of 10sth street.
The Mortgage and Bond Company sold
store tenement, 50xs9.11. at the south
streets.
Ern,ina NJ. schroen sold to Charles J.
Britz, Jr., e14 and 2ls E1dridge street.
a six story store tenement. 3l.2xSS.s.
Joseph Koch and the estate OF Pauline
Nussbaum sold the Ave story tenement
at 1919 Avenue A. 25xsi, TO Michael
Senetra.
Thomas J. o'Reilly sold for the Emit
grant Industrial Savings Bank the Ave
story tenement at e7e Delaney street
IN fha Manhattan Terraca Realty Conn