The New York herald., 1922-02-21
UNION HOSPITAL TO
BUILD LARGER HOME
Bronx Institution With Aid of
an Unnamed Donor to I'M
prove 188th st. Site.

Through the gift of a large sum of
money by an unnamed donor. the Union
Hospital of The Bronx is preparing to
erect a larger home on the block front
on lSSth street, between Valentine and
Tiebout avenues. which property II
completed control of last October
through the State of New York. The
site fronts 235 feet on 1Ssth street and
1886 feet on each avenue. The pro-
posed building. plans for which are
now being prepared, is to be laid out
in four wings. One section will be
erected at once and the others as soon
as funds are obtainable.
Albert J. SchwarzIer. a Bronx builder,
is chairman of the building committee
and will be assisted by former Building
Commissioner Robert j. Moorehead. The
hospital was started in 1909. It's officers
are Joseph Bostwick. president; Nathan
B. Van Etten, NJ. d., vice-president;
Gustave Starl1e. NJ. D., treasurer. and
Walter NJ. Jackson, recording secretary.
other Deals In borough.
The Manport Realty Company pur-
chased from Antonio Sava the north
west corner of Mapes avenue and 1S1st
street, five story apartment house,
and three stores. The property renting
for $4,000 and held at $4,000. was ac-
quired through Max Gold.
Clement II. Smith sold for DR.. M.
Gieberich, the four story double flat
with stores at 2023 Webster avenue and
resold the parcel to an investor. The
same broker sold three lots, 75xllS, or
the north side of fremont avenue,
thirty-three feet east of Vyse avenue,
to Russo Construction Company, who
will improve with a taxpayer, and
the plot 80 feet on fremont avenue,
north side by 800 feet in depth, through
to 17Sth street. 1Os feet east of Vyse
avenue.
Samuel Kaplan sold for the Maxlip
Realty Company the five story apart
ment arranged for twentysiX families
at 995 Intervale avenue, 50xlOO, near
Westchester avenue 1t was held at
$50, 600 and rents for about $4,000 an
nually.
Oscar Rosenbaum sold to Jacob Klein
the five story apartment, N.1X3s.1x irreg-
ular, at 2s01 Valentine avenue, the south
west corner of 18th street.
Benenson Realty Company bought the
plot, 49x100. on the east side of Decatur
avenue, 1C5 feet south of 195th street,
for improvement with stores.
Plan Five Bronx Flats.
Plans for five large apartment houses
to cost in all about $4,000. were filed
yesterday in The Bronx as folIows:,
Walton avenue, east side from McClel-
Ian street to Tudor place, two five
story houses. 100xil5. Tudor Building
Corporation. owners. Margon & Glaser
architects. Cost. $4,000.
Valentine avenue. west side, 267.T feet
north of 196th street, five story, 113.11x
1911. N. c. Contracting Company,
owners. Nicholas Conforti. president
Nathan Rotholz, architect Cost. s205, 900
Valentine avenue. west side. 1927 feet
north of 196th street, five story 1f3.3x105.
\. G. Contracting Company, owners.
Nicholas Conforti, president. Nathan
Rotholz, architect. Cost, 100000.
2C6th street. north side, 114s9 feet
west of Percy avenue. five story 1OOxS7
Moritz Realty Corporation. owners. J..
Moritz, president. Margon & Glaser,
architects. Cost, $4,000
Bronx Transfer Deals.
Hudson p. Rose Company resold to
Marie Bruins. Thomas f. Doris an6
Mary Josephik, respectively 1884 to 1883
Webster avenue, three three story
houses, 50.1x129.Sx irregular
The Spear Construction Company pur-
chased the property, 97x1l2x irregular, at
the southwest corner of Webster avenue
and 1S4th street.
Joseph Perlbinder sold TO Max Kapol-
sky five story apartment, 75.6x132, at
976 Linton avenue.
The Summit, five story apartment.
i5x95, at the northeast corner of Summit
avenue and 161st street has been sold
by Charles Charcousky to John Retz.