The New York herald., 1922-09-03
.SPECULATORS BUY
BIG MIDTOWN LOFT
Acquire IL Story Structure
From Paul M. Herzog; Ad-
Joins Fourth Avenue.
HOLIDAY AFFECTS TRADE
Market Generally Is Light in
City; Suburban Transac-
tf0ns Also Small.

IT. HE Fairchnd Realty Company
has acquired from Paul NJ. Her
cog the twelve story and loft
building at 44-5o East Thirty-second
street. on plot 11o.2xe6.4x irregular. The
structure adjoins the southwest corner
CT Fourth avenue.
MIX Station I'm Transfer.
For a stated consideration of $4,000
the Levy Dairy Company conveyed to
the Dairymen's League Cooperative As
scciation the three-story building at the
southwest corner of Avenue B and Nine
teenth street, S4x12o.
Tenement House sales.
George Steinman, mo-. sold to an in
vestor for Nathan Buchholtz s2b East
Fffty-fourth street, a five story. twenty
family tenement. 25x1oo. The property
was held at $4,000.
T. Willis resold for Victor Levy to
Joseph Calores for investment the fve-
story store and fat 1886 Madison ave-
nue.. 25x1O0. Sol Tekulsky, attorney,
represented the seller, who recently ac-
ouired 1t from the estate Of @. Basch.
Scientists buy in Bronx.
The Eleventh Church of Christ, Sci
enlist, bought from Edwin Alexander
the dwelling at 2562 Briggs avenue,
Just north of Fordham road. on plot
30x102, extending through to Poe place.
snIe on Lexington Avenue.
Dwight. Archibald C. Perry sold for
William II. English the four story busi-
ness building 229 Lexington avenue. be-
tween Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth
streets. The purchaser Is the Halldean
Corporation, e. d. Coulter president.
Mfneola Industrial Site Sold.
Richard #. Childs has sold for Bos-
ton interests an industrial site at Her
rick road and Long Island Railroad,
Mineola. The purchaser was George
M. Murray Of Garden City. 1t will be
used as a storage warehouse and dis
tributing station for chemicals. At
Mineola there has been a great deal of
activity among a number OF small op-
orators.
Plan New Bronx School.
flanS nave DteH Illeu Dy LILO CITY loL
a five story brick school, 1976x1o6.2,
at the southwest corner of Walton
avenue and 171st street. c. b. j. Sny-
der, architect, estimates the cost at
100000.
Brooklyn transactions.
The Realty Associates, Inc, sold the
following dwellings in the Canarsie sec
ton: 11G5 East Eighty-eighth street to
Hyman Renter 1853 East Eighty-eighth
street to z. Chamoff 1161 East Eighty
eighth street to r. Walden; Beach
place to w. #. Rausch; 1149 East
EIghty-eighth street to Thomas Gonde-
son: 1854 East Eighty y-ninth street to
John Lewis; 1914 East Eighty-seventh
street to c. Baker I150 East Eighty
ninth street to Morris Lazarowitz. and
Beach place to J. A. Scattergood.
George Ganzie sold the northwest cor
ner Of Union avenue and Fifteth street.
75x100x irregular, with two and three
story factories, for DR.. Adolph Weber
to Greenberg Bros. and Thyin Company
for Improvement; also 344 Marion street,
near Hopkinson avenue, three story
six family apartment, 25x1o0. for Gott-
lieb Sauer to J. Rassman for investment
The Meister Builders, Inc, sold to
Giuseppe Manganelli the dwelling, 100
&lVut at AbC SVutbtdSe NOihf~s - @-f6N-
ty-second street and Twelfth avenue,
through Pietro Varvaro.
Samuel Galitzka sold for Frank Ru-
bernstein TO Rosie Tancer two story
detached house with garage. 37.6x100.
at 1869 East Twenty third street.
Bronx Market News.
Nathan b. L. Cosel. an attorney.
bought from the estate OF Charles Riley,
Richard Kelly, executor and attorney,
the vacant plot OF 226 feet on Fox
street. between 163rd street & West
chester avenue. with foundations and
plans for three, five and one half story
apartment houses, each house measur-
ing 75x10o feet and capable Of housing
about 81 families each.
The property was held at 100000.
IL Is the intention Of Mr.. Cosel TO COM
plete the operation begun by the late
Mr.. Riley and. when completed It viii
involve an outlay OF about S55O,O0O
George Z. cohn was the broker.
shaw. Rockwell & Sanford sold for
Isaac Roeth 20S6 Anthony avenue. a
two family dwelling. 25x95, to Charles
+. Wrath.
The two and three story taxpayer
known as the London Casino Building
200x100, '3S61 Third avenue. adjoining
the corner Of Claremont Parkway, has
been resold by Daniel Fl. Jackson 10
Morris Greenbarg. The structure con-