New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

The newly formed Ardsmore Realty
Corporation, Barnet Klar, president,
have acuired sixty-five apartments
owned by Joseph Shenk The company
was organized by Morrison G. Schif for
both principals The structures in
volveo in the transfer are valued at
SS,O00,000 and include the Barnard,
ten-s story apartment, 125x100, at south
cast corner of Central Park West and
Seventy first Street; Cathmere apart
ments, northwest corner of 135th
Street and Broadway, 100x125; His
pania Hall apartments, at northwest
corner of Broadway and 156th Street,
sixstory structure, 108X133; southeast
corner of Broadway and 14Sth Street,
sixstCry apartment, 100X125; Alabama
apartments, at the northwest corner
of Riverside Drive and 127th Street,
Drive and l39th Street, six-story ele-
vator apartment 167x100; Herald
Court apartments, southwest corner of
st Nicholas Avenue and 1S3d Street,
105xl50; Madrid six-story apartment,
552 Riverside Drive, 7Sx176 Garfield
apartments, southeast corner of Clare
mont Avenue and 127th Street, six
story elevator structure, 120x10S;
Northern apartments, at the northwest
corner Of 181st Street and Northern
Avenue, 100x10o Jessica and Jasper
apartments. two six-story elevator
houses, 2O0x150, at 72S to 736 West
1s1st Street; Rivervew apartments.
southwest corne rof Broadway and
149th Street. six story elevator struc-
ture, 100x1O0. In part consideration
Mr.. Shenk receives a substantial
amount of cash and purchase money
mortgage of about S100000O. Mr..
Shenk retains the ownership of his
commercial buildings and hotel prope-
erty and about ten apartments.
Leonard WE'LL purchased from the
billings Estate Corporation, through
Frank c. Van Tassell the five-s story
tenement 334 East 105th Street, 20x
lO0; the three-story apartment house
359 East Fortyninth Street, and the
tnree-story apartment with stores 361
East Forty-ninth Street and SS3 and
$50 First Avenue. The above parcels
nave been in possession of the Billings
estate TOR number of years, and these
transactions close out its realty hold
lngs IN Manhattan.
DR.. Derby Sells Home
bi' NicHdIu DelDy, SON. ln-laW of The
late Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, sold
ms residence at ll6 East Seventy ninth
street, four story dwelling, 18x1O2.2,
purchased about eight years ago by DR..
Derby and modernized. He occupied it
nhtil last year, when he aud Mrs
Derby went to live at the Roosevelt
homestead at Oyster Bay.
The ii. NJ. WE'LL Company sold to !.
Goodman 8 West Forty-eighth Street. a
five- story dwelling, Columbia leasehold.
formerly the residence of Mr.. McKim,
Of Mckim, Mead & White, architects.
Elaborate alterations are planned.
The Brown Wheelock Company, Inc.
sold for the. Clark estate the four-story
dwelling 81 West Seventy-third Street.
2Ix1O2.2. This is the sixty-fourth house
sold by these brokers for the same cs-
tae within the last fourteen months.
Coughlan & Clisby sold the four
story dwelling 24 West Sixty eighth
Street, 19x1022 for Marie L. Denner.
The Everett NJ. Seixas Compay re-
sold for Samuel Rosenberg 407 East
Fifty-eighth Street, three story and
basement dwelling, 16.Sx1004. recently
purchased, to a physician for occu-
pancy. The buyer plans extensive al
terations.
Feist & Weidhaas sold for N. Taylor
Phillips the four-story dwelling 112
West Seventy-third Street. 18x1022.
Henry Brady, as administrator. sold
for the estate of Mary +. Brady the
four story store and dwelling 1858 West
Twenty fifth Street to Anna Brandt.
Inc UurosS Company sold 1919 West