The New York herald., 1922-10-22
INVESTOR ACQUIRES
TWO HEIGHTS FLATS
Takes Over Houses Represent
ing Total Valuation of
About 100000.
MANY DWELLINGS SOLD
Former Home of Son-in-Law
of Late I'll. H., Rogers Bought
by Oil Merchant.
MANY DWELLINGS SOLD

t. DwARD H. ROGERS purchased
II from Gertrude Kominsky and
Rose Sobel through A. v. Amy &
Co. 552 West 141st~street and 515 West
10th street, two apartment houses ad-
iacent to Broadway. The former is a
six story elevator structure. 55x100. con-
tanning twenty-rour families. renting
close to $4,000 and held at S135.0OO.
The latter is a six story new law walk
I'D, 65x100, containing thirty-six fami-
lies renting for about S25,OOU. held al
S145.000. The deal represents total
valuation of S350.000 and comprises
some Long Island properties taken in ex-
change. Leo Schafrons attorney, repre-
sented the seller. and j. Adikes acted
for the purchaser.
Samuel Brener resold Seafield Arms,
a six story elevator apartment with
stores at the northwest corner OF Broad
way and 17Stn street. to a client of
Mannheim Brothers. 1t has frontage
of las feet with a depth of l0S feet by
irregular, and was held at S32O.O0O. Mr..
Brener purchased the property last
week. ...
Louis Il. Sommer sold S41 Columbus
avenue, northeast corner of 10lst street,
a. five story double apartment, with, two
stores, held at $65.o00. The purchaser is
the Roxford Holding Company, Reuben
Fleig president
Walter F. Sherwood sold for the Bar
clay est4te the five story tenement and
store 1S1 Worth street and % Mulberry
street to A. L. Casazza. The property
has been under one ownership Tor more
than 100 years. free and clear.
Babbftt Residence Sold.
a. ~ far
Mrs. Kurnal Babbitt, represented by
Cruikshank Company, her five story
American basement dwelling, 25x1O05,
at Is East Seventy eighth street, to
client said to be engaged In the oil
trade The property was held AT
100000. II was built In 1902 by
jeremiah c. Lyons from plans by Buck
man Fox. architects. and on com
pletion was purchased by Urvan n.
Broughton. son-in-iaw of the late H. H..
Rogers, who occupied 1t until 1919
when It was purchased by Mr.. Babbitt
sale in Lenox Block.
The four story residence OF Leroy w.
BALDWIN. East Seventieth street adj
ioining the site recently purchased Ny
Marshall Field for a new residence,
and East Seventieth street. has been
sold through VIM. r. May & Co. to
client who will occupy. The property
covers a lot 17.3x1O0.5, stnd was held at
500, 900. It is in the Lenox block and Is
subject to the Lenox private residence
restrictions.
other Dwelling Sales.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co sold ~
West Forty-eighth street, a hve story
American basement dwelling. with elec-
trio elevator. 25x100, for Mrs. William
- Miller Tba
Npuse was erected less than twenty years
ago at a cost OF approximately s15O,OOO.
The new owner c9ntemplates altering
into stores and apartments.
Pease e. E1liman, sold for w. III. Peck
70 a client of luxembourg, Strinler &
IIouston the four story dwelling.
1s.ox1OO. at 50 West Nnetieth street
Duross Company sold for Edward +.
voflhart TO Edward BremSels sos WASH
inrton street. between West Tenth and
christopher streets, a four story house
with store, 17.3x6O
Horace S. Ely 4 Co sold 121 East
Ninetv-first street. a three story DWELL
ing. 15xgs.g. for Morris Weiss
Leroy Coventry sold for the Audubon
Mortgage Company 33 West Ninety
fourth street. a four-story American
basement dwelling.
DEAL ON WASHfNGTON so.
J. Irving walsh sold for the Elena
Realty Corporation, $500. Washington
square South, 23s-24S Thompson street
and 1877 West Third street 71x2O9,
covered by various buildings, TO the An
glosea Realty Company
BUYs COOPERATIVE SUITE.
Samuel Tucker has purchased a suite
in the 100 per cent. tenant owned apart-
fnent house. 4S5 Park avenue, through
Douglas l.. Elliman & Co. Mr.. Tucker
recently leased his residence. 1Jo Easl
Sixty-first street. TO Mrs Edward G.
Potter. through the same brokers.
DYCIxMAN TAxPAyEn SOLD.
ID. Osborne Smith. Inc. sold for 1.-The
T. a d, Construction Company the tax