The New York herald., 1922-01-26
R. G. LEEDS SELLS
WEST END AV. FLAT
Tinplate Heir Disposes of Cor
ner Of 98th st. to B. Win
ter; Other Deals.

Rudolph c. Leeds of Richmond. Ind,
son of the late William b. Leeds, tin
plate king, has sold to Benjamin Win
ter of the Winter Realities, Inc. the
twelve story apartment house. 92x10o.
at 7S0 West End avenue. southeast cor
ner of Ninety-eighth street. The house
Is arranged in suites of from five to
eight rooms, and has an annual rental
income of about Sl25,00O
Mr. Winter has also bought from Mr..
Leeds the three story dwelling at 766
West End avenue. adjoining on the
south. to protect the light and air OF
the apartment house. The properties
were held at $4,000. The flat was built
by L. j. Mclaughlin &. Sons and was
sold by them several years ago to Mr.!
Leeds. who gave in part payment the
southeast corner of Broadway and 105th
street. which was later improved by
the buyers.
The Wood. Dolson Company repre-
sented Mr.. Leeds and Henry l. Cooper
OF N. Cohn & Co. was the broker for
Mr.. Winter. Simpson. Thatcher &
Bartlett were attorneys for the seller
and Norris II. Gossett for the buyer.
Daniel II. jackson sold to Samuel Pill
chick So East l1t4h street, five story
tenement. 27x100. Mr.. Jackson bought
the property few months ago from
Margaret b. Newington. II. Barnett was
the broker. Goldsmith & Rosenthal rep
resented the seller.
other NIuItifamily House Sales,
The +. J. Mas Realty Company and
Jack Schanger reported yesterday the
sale of tho six story elevator apart
0xtD {r,.1
southwest corner of st. Nicholas ave-
nue. and 135th street to Charles p.
kirchner The T.. j. Realty Company
was the seller. The house contains
thirty-eight suites and seven stores, and
has reported rental income of $l5, ,0Oo
1t was held at $25o,o00 Moses Adler
represented the buyer and Joseph Rubin
the seller.
Charles Wynne and Louis II. Low,
operators, have resold to the Bill Realty
Company, Inc, the seven story tene-
ment house at 2l and 20 First avenue,
37xl5o, which they recently purchased
from the National Butchers and Drovers
Bank. Ira Rosenstock G. Co. were the
brokers.
Joseph G. Abramson. the operator,
has purchased from Horace M. Kilborn
and William J. Brown 3oS, 30S and $40
East Seventy-fourth street three four
story tenements, 25x100 each Negotia-
tions are pending for the resale of these
properties. Pease & Elliman were the
brokers. Mr.. Abramson also purchased
from the same sellers 234, 1856 and 2Ss
East Fifty-sixth street. three five story
tenelnents. 25x100 each. Negotiat tions
are pending for the resale of these
houses. Pease G. Gilman were the
brokers.
James III. Cruikshank purchased from
Mary Kimball Marsh 315 East 1o5th
street. five story tenement. with two
stores, 25x100.11. The above property
was held at $4,000. Harry Sugarman
was the broker.
p. M. Clear & Co. sold for Harris
Brown the five story tenement at 1850
Madison avenue to Samrel Kavalier.
The property was held n > 100.
The Dairy Realty Cory Daniel
II. Jackson) sold to Sar4 i'llchick a
five story flat. 27x10O.ll, at 65 East
11ith street.
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
The 321 Rivington Street Corporation
sold TO Herman IT, Zuckerman the seven
story building with stores, G4x24.6, at
321 Rivington street southwest corner
of Goerck street.
Bertha Nagel sold to Julia Kock a
TOUR story DullulnB with stores, 22.6X92,
at b3 West Nineteenth street.
The United States Realty and I'm
provement Company sold to Charles A.
Eckhard a four story building, 25x9S.9,
at Al East Twenty-second street
The Emma Holding Corporation sold
to Florence v. Coyte a three story
garage. 25.lox95.11x irregular. at 93
Haven avenue.
Clarence II. Kelsey sold TO Lester T..
Levin the vacant plot. 100x74.11, on the
south side of West 145th street, 225 feet
east of Lenox avenue.
Alma Genwiner sold to the J.. c. T..
Realty Company n four story tenement.
29.Sxt02.2, at 513 East Eighty-second
street.
Mamie Levin sold TO Joseph Astor n
five story store tenement. 24.sx75. at 6S7
First avenue, north of Thirty-ninth
street.
Edward J. Heinsohn sold 20 Anton
Conhoff a four story store tenement.
20.6x74.11x irregular, at 5fS Hudson
street.
Jennie Levin sold to John V. Lupiano
six story store tenement, 29.1ox52x
irregular. at &c and 26ii Monroe street.