New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
NEW OFFICES FOR BUSINESS HOUSES.
THE MOVING SEASON BRINGS ABOUT NUMEROUS
CHANGES OF ADDRESSES.

THE MOVING SEASON BRINGS ABOUT NUMEROUS
CHANGES OF ADDRESSES
May brings around annually the moving time
Of various interests from point to another. The
agents Of Office buildings particularly interested
In this time of the year. Inasmuch during the
last year Office buildings have been erected in large
numbers for which tenants would naturally be
sought for May /. the interest in the question at
this time Ii exceptionally great.
The American Surety Building. at Pine-st. and
Broadway. which has recently been completed. Is
naturally of the most attractive buildings for
the seekers OF headquarters Among those
who have already taken possession will do so
to-day their leases bearing this date. the
Stete Trust Company. which will occupy the sec
ond floor at the Broadway and Pne-st corner
the Bethlehem Iron Company, Coudert Brothers,
who take a whole floor. Frederic II. Coudert be-
ing one Of the trustees OF the company Hatch &
Wickes the Rand Drill Company Gorham Hamil-
ton. Beckett & Ransom lawyers the International
Metal Company the Consolidated Kansas City
Smelling and Refining Company, and the Brady
Melting Company.
The old National Bank Of Commerce Building at
Cedar and Nassau SITS. is to be torn down at once
for the erection OF a tall office and bank building
IN consequence tenants who have had quarters
there for many years will have to move. The Bank
OF Commerce itself to the Syndicate
Building. at Nassau and Liberty SITS. southwest
cornei Seward Guthrie Morawetz G. Steele, the
famous law firm, which has occupied rooms on the
third floor Of the old Bank Of Commerce Building
will take new quarters to-day at No 10 Wal-st
Truman II Baldwin OF the oldtime real-estate
lawyers OF the city. will move from the Bank OF
Commerce Building TO No. 81 Nberty-st.
Other removals from the building follows:
Veysey & Veysey. accountants. to the Johnston
Building. at Broad-st and Exchange Place Charles
p. Robinson to No. 20 Nassau-st. Van Duzer g.
Taylor to the Syndicate Building; Agar Ely
Fulton. to No. q Nassau-st.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company will
from No. S. Liberty-s to the old Mutual
Life Building. No. LAG Broadway. The United States
Casualty Company will move from the Mutual Life
Insurance Company Building across the street to
the new Syndicate Building.
The new Johnston building, at Exchange Place
and Broad-st.. Will receive some well-known ten
pants. who VIII be the tenants of the ground floor:
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the ex-Controller of this city Others who move
into the new building on May are speyer & Co;
Company Guggenheimsr, Untermyer & Marshall,
lawyers; Hornbower. Byrne, & Taylor. lawyers;
Company the Rondout and Southwestern Railway
Company and General Robert Avery. -.
move from No Nassau-st to No. il Wail-st
taking the rooms left by the Continental Insurance
from No. a1 s. to ' Sc = a oss
Ing O. NJ Farrsnd. OF No. i MAIDEN Lane. one Of
the bestknown Jewellers OF the city. Will move TO
the iong-esta bis shed law firm OF S. p Nash and
John John, Mclean Nash iawgers an move from No. 81
Sex:York Mining Esehsnss have been leased to a
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