August 9, 1919





RECORD    AND    GUIDE





78TH ST.—Douglas Gibbons & Co. sold for
Mrs. Louis J, Watjen 62 East 78tb st, a 4-sty
American basement dwelling, on lot 17x102,2,
to a well known New Yorker, who, after ex¬
tensive    alterations,    will    occupy.

79TH ST,~WilIiam F, Stafford is reported to
have sold 6 Bast 79tb st, a 5-sty dwelling, 25x
102.2.

79TH ST,—Tbe 4-sty dwelling, 18x84, at 118
East 79th st, has been sold by Helen M, Val¬
entine.

S2D ST,—J. Romaine Brown Co. sold for Mrs.
Vera Rascovar tbe 4-sty dwelling, 21x102,2, at
16  West 82d St.

84TH ST.—Leopold Lippman sold tbe 5-sty
dwelling,   17x100,  at  345  West  84tb   st.

84TH ST.-G. W, Van Heukelom sold through
William B, May & Co., the 5-sty residence 7
East 84th St. 25x102.2, Tbe property is as¬
sessed   at   $100,000,

85TH ST.—P, R. Wood & Co, sold for George
H. Storm to Mine, Viafora tbe 4-sty dwelling,
16x102.2,   at  311  West  85th  st.

85TH ST.—F, R, Wood & Co., Inc., sold the
3-sty dwelling. ISxlOO, at 144 West 85th st, for
Dr. Bennett Beacb to Mrs, M. L. Tracy-

85TH ST,—Pease Sc EUiman resold for Mra-
M. G. Titus the 5-sty dwelling, 18x100, at 309
West 85tb St.

87TH ST,—Pease Sc Elliman sold for Carl
Schuster 336 West 87tb st, a 3-sty dwelling,
20x100,  held  at  $30,000.

88TH ST.—Mrs. E. L, Landon sold for the
estate of Henry J. Fink 34 West SSth st, a 4-
sty  dwelling,  23x102.2.

SOTH ST.—Harry Sugarman resold for tbe
Port Jervis Land and Improvement Co, 139
West OOth st, a 5-sty flat, 26.9x800, to Charles
Wynne,

92D ST.—William B, May Sc Co. sold the 4-sty
dwelHng, 22x108, at 22 East 92d st, for Mary
F, Williams,

93D ST.—Fisher & Irving Lewine purchased
from Senior Sc Allen 168 East 93d st, a 3-sty
dwelling,   19.6x100,   through   Max  Alexander.

97TH ST.—Riverside Republican Club pur¬
chased from Mrs. Esther Underbill 157 West
97tb st, a 3-sty dwelUng, 16.8x100, which has
been occupied by the club as tenant for upward
of  twenty  years,

107TH ST.—J. Blum sold for the Union Chem¬
ical Glassware Co. 64 West 107tb st, a 7-sty
apartment   bouse,   49x100,

IIOTH ST.—James H, Cruikshank bas sold
S East 110th st, a 5-sty flat on plot 19.6x100,11,
assessed   at  $18,500.





112TH ST.—Frederick Brown bought through
Byrne Sc Bowman the 3-sty dwelling, 16x100, at
24  West  112tb   st,

114TH ST,—Dwight, Archibald Sc Perry sold
for R'icbard T. Greene to.a Mr. Taylor tbe 4-
sty dweUing, 20x100.11, at 544 West 114tb st,
facing  South   Field   of   Columbia  University,

117TH ST,—Harry Sugarman sold to Charles
Wynne for the Rothman estate the 5-sty flat,
25x100,   at   9   East   117th   st.

119TH ST.—Goodwin & Goodwin sold for
Sarah C. Fountain to Vessel & Bayer the 3-st>
dwelling at  109 West llOtb  st on lot 19x100.11.

120TH' ST.—Harry Sugarman sold for the
Rothman estate to Charles Wynne 303 West
120th   st,  a  5-sty  flat,  25x100.

121ST ST.—The E. A. Polak Realty Co, sold
for Samuel Coben 225 West 121st st, a 5-sty
fiat, on a lot 25x100.11, The buyer, wbo Is a
client of J, W. Schultz, owns adjoining prop¬
erty   and   now   controls   a  plot  75x100,

122D ST.—Merit Realty Corporation, Marcus
L, Osk, president, purchased 119 West 122d
st, a 3-sty dwelling. 20x100.11. from Sarah M,
Doyle, Ernest T- Bower and Sbaw Sc Co, were
tbe brokers,

122D ST.—Hyans estate sold tbe 6-sty apart¬
ment, 100x100, known as Dacona Hall, at 620
West 122d st, southwest corner of Claremont
av,  to  tbe  Union   Chemical   Glassware  Co,

122D ST.—A. Kane Co. sold tbe 3-sty dwelling
345  West  122d st  on  lot 15x100.11.

127TH ST.—Daniel H. Jackson bought tbe 3-
sty dwelling, 19x100, at 49 West 127tb at from
Annie  Socol  through  Benjamin  Manheim,

131ST ST.—F. Howell sold for Maggie P-
Payton 13 West 131st at, a 3-sty dwelling,
16x100,   to   James   Wallace   Ferguson,

131ST ST.—R, P._Morgan Realty Co. sold tbe
6-sty apartment, 2oxlOO, at 5 West 131st st,
to tbe Fifty Per Cent Proflt Sharing Corp., com¬
posed of negro investors. The buyers already
own 201 to 209 West 141st st, two 75 foot apart¬
ments, and 423 Lenox av, a 5-sty flat,

132D ST.—Nail Sc Parker sold for tbe Metro¬
politan Savings Bank 150 West 132d st, a 3-
aty   dweUing,   14.8x99.11.

134TH ST.—Porter Sc Co, sold for tbe estate
of Cyrus M. Hitchcock, to Belle B. Baker, for
occupancy, the 3-sty dwelling at S5 West I34tb
st-

13STH ST.—Nail Sc Parker sold for tbe Equit¬
able Life Assurance Society to Dr. William J,
Carter  215  West  ^38tb  st,  dwelling.  17x99,-..*.,

142D ST.—B, W. Smith. Inc., and H, Price
sold  for tbe  Estate Leasing  Co.   119  West 142d





Bt,   a  6-sty   agte'Effient,  50x100,  to  the   Ontilean
Holding   Co.

144TH ST,—Tbe Lawyers Mortgage Companr
sold to an Investor the Arthur, a 6-sty apart¬
ment bouse, 97.6x99.11, at 550 West 144th st,
Tbe sellers recently secured the property at
foreclosure for $125,000-

147TH ST,—S. Osgood Pell Sc Co,, represented
by G. M. Mable, sold 51S-520 West 147tb st,
plot 50x100, upon whicb there is a 5-sty and
basement building, to a client for Ellen Gaff¬
ney. Tbis property adjoins to the west the
United Electric Ligbt Sc Power Co.'s service
building. The purchasers intend to alter it im¬
mediately  into  a  modern  garage,

14STH ST.—Lowenfeld Sc Prager sold to Mol¬
lie Rosenberg 203 and 205 West 14Stb st, two
5-sty flats, 37,6x99,11 each, through Solomon
Freidus.

176TH ST,—Edward H, Burger bought from
E. Sharum, through M, Redler, the 5-sty apart¬
ment,  44x100,  at 502  West  175th  st,

17STH ST.—Pauline Citrin sold tbe dwelling
at  230  West  178th  st,  to a  Mr,   Steinfeld,

1S7TH ST.—Samuel Pickel sold the 3-sty
dwelling,   19.3x75,   at  528   West   187th   st.

BROADWAY,—WiUiam F. Daniels bought from
Frederick Brown tbe 10-sty apartment, llOx
100,5, at the southeast corner of Broadway and
16oth St. renting for $60,000 and held at $500,-
000. In payment was given 46 West 75th st, a
4-sty dwelling. 20x100; a block front in tbe
south side of 150tb st, between Exterior st and
River av, tbe Bronx, and 260 Washington av,
Brooklyn, a 4-sty apartment, 75x130.

FORT WASHINGTON AV.—Philip Watten¬
berg and Abraham Nevins bought from Fred¬
erick Brown, through S. Rosen, 235 Fort Wash¬
ington av, northwest corner of 169th st a 6-
sty   apartment,   97.8x111,4,   held   at   $235,000.

RIVERSIDE DR,—Bona Vista, a 10-sty apart¬
ment at 362 Riverside Dr., south corner of
109th st, was bought by Irving Judls from the
Arrow Realty Corporation, identifled witb the
Union Dime Savings Bank, for a reported price
of $650,000, The building bas a frontage of
151.10 ft in Riverside Dr. and 100 ft in lOOtb st.

ST. NICHOLAS AV,—Leon S. Altmayer sold
for Daniel J. Riordan to a client of Sidney L.
Warsawer. a 5-sty apartment bouse known as
tbe "Raynor at 4.52 St. Nicholas av, on a plot
37.6x87,    The house  has been held at $40,000.

PARK AV.—Mary S, Potter is reported to have
sold  591  Park  ave,   a  5'Sty  dwelling,  20.5x97.6.

1ST AV,—WiUiam H. Meblicb sold for Francis
M. Fuchs to  Carl Wipperman, tenant, the 5-sty









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