New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-28
BUSINESS REMOVALS.
CHANGES AMONG TIE OCCUPANTS OF DoTN-TowN
OFFICES AND STORES

CHANGES AMONG TIE OCCUPANTS OF DOEN-TOwN
OFFICES AND STORES.
The number of changes and removals i'll
offices and stores in the portions OF the city
will be very large this year, although the number
will probably be In Of last year The slight i'll
crease is for by real estate agents by the fact
that many leases which have been running for several
years will terminate this May. In majority OF business
houses the leases for five years Consequently very
many the leases expiring this year date from 1872,
the year prevO 10 the panic,whcn rents were very
high. Tenants hold that there should be a reduction
this year corresponding with the other reductions OF the
years Of panic, business depression and hard
rines This has caused some differences between owncrs
and occupants.
In the Trinity and Equitable buildings there will be no
changes Of importance. few tenants will move out OF
each In tie Equitable building the whole seventh floor
has been divided into Offices Of which Us yet
unented, but the remainder OF the building will be oc-
cnped as last year In Post building there viii be
few changes. Exoy. Hoffman and Judge Leonard have
taken several also has Lieut. Gov DOTSheimer,
who has joined the firm Of Wingate Cullen Messrs.
HOFFMAN & Shepard, lawyers. from No 232 Broadway,
have engaged rooms. The Spring changes the Wost-
Union building have already taken place Stanley,
Brown a Clarke A. G. ThOrp, Williams * Perrne ". X.
Thorn. G. W. Bennett all lawyers, have recently moved
IN the large building at Nos. SO and 81 L4bertyst.
Pbilo T. Rugges and Messrs. Van Cot Wluslow, law
yers taken Offices. Tho spacious Office on the first
floor Of The Tribune building will be occupied by the
Travellers Insurance Company The interior Of the old
building IN sprucc-st has been lately altered, md at
traetiye Offices have been opened These are connected
with the main building by doors On each moor Many oil
the Offices have been routed.
The changes in the Stats Zetdng and Bennett build
ipcs will not be numerous George Wilkes OF NE SPIRIT
OF ne has taken Offices al No. 102 Chambers and
No 81 Warnrn-sts. the Methodist Publishing Company
has removed To No. Is MuIayst, and the University
Publishing Company 90 10 Muirayst.: Rowlzcr& Bro,
wool merchants have engaged portion OF No l42 Du-
anGst Francis Cotton removes 10 No. $50 broadway,
Day IiOagland sicor, drugs, TO No. 5S Barclay ST.;
The Tweedy Manufacturing Company 20 NOss53 and 4J5
Broadway Bridgeport Brass Company No. - Muir
ray-st; Wilmerding Bidde BsSct 10 No 56 Leonard
ST.; Hopkins g. Dickinson Manufacturing Company,
hardware No rs Rcadest.; Cafe international To NO
689 Broadway; John Dancan's Sons 10 No; 20 Murray
a.: William Banis, clothing TO Nos 542 and 544 Broad
way; Miller, PARK & Co.. 10 No 33 warren-st.; the Mich
iacan southern Railroad Office TO No. 3l9 Broadway
Three new stories have been aided to the Livingston
Building at Broadway aud Warrenst. which have been
rented FOR about $4,000 year Some of the offices
will be occupied during the coming By LORD Day
Lord w. A. Ogden Hegeman Assistant District Attorney
Herring Henry d. Purrcy. President OF the Board OF