The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-19

4 pinety year lease has bssn takSp 90 tAs
bulldlnR at the southwest corner OF bfoAS-
way and Thirty-seVenth street a. $4,000
a year. The lessee Ia the Regal Shoe COM
plny, and It's purpose s to open't the created
shoe store In the world on his site. u. D.
Bliss Of the Regal Shoe Company. said: -Four;
teen years ago when we opened the Herald
SQUARE. store in the block below this site, We
dimensions weretYenty-twO by forty-tlve feet
and we thought the rental, 1880 yearly, TO
be high, The store was In the Johnson Com
psany block which ran from ThiTty;ntS
had obtained the same on q trade for come
old horses and coaches used for the Fitth
avenue stage line, One n~eighbor was a
could not be termed ATTRACTIVE; ihe very
nest year the rent advanced and II has been
doing the same thing right along. until now
when the price per year for that little store
That accounts for Nhe taking over Of what
will be the hest and largest OF our quarters"
The SieSfried Advertising Agency has
leased front offices on the twentieth Hoor
remove on May /.
Pease 4 Gilman have rented for Rowland
4. Robbins his country seat, known as The
pps SI So,d At i S%sdSsr 1m5s p !" d IL e SR 81. oIoS g
known az Windermere, at Cedarhurst, TO
Y. Hutton; Tor &, " Murphy the lQbert
l., Burton house. No. IS, at WOodmere, l.. L.,
To- D. Ienry lenau, and Tor IRA \. up ".
.H" 'NANl NHa So ~ ~
Mrs. Arthur !. Moulton.
\ pronounced change in the mortgage
market Is indicated by yesterday statement
nj the Title Guarantee and Trust Company:
The outlook in the mortgage loan market
his week has been decidedly better from
the standpoint OF a borrower. There has
been a gradual accumulation o. funds
for mortgage loan investment and { is be-
coming apparent that LIP order TO obtain an
outlet for these funds, lenders will have to
be satisfied with. a lover rate Of interest
then ~ per cent.
Plans have been filed with Building Super
intpndent Murphy for remodellinR the hVe.
story fiat house at No, l46 East hirtV ninth
street into a studio apartment house, in
The improvements are 70 Sc made at a cost
Of 81. 600 for William b. Nesbit az owner.
I theodore G, Visscher Is the architect,
Pans have been filed for remodellinR and
undermining the front and rear tenement
houses at No. 10 East THIRD street for Presl-
dent ERerton J.. Winthrop Of the Department
Of Education as owner, the improvements
TeneRent Department for the betterment
Of the lighting and sanitation OF the build
ings, Henry Regelman is the architect.
The. Manhattan plans for new buildings
house to be built for William Moore a. owner
on iAist street. west Of Amsterdam avenue,
at a cost OF t25 5000.
The Bronx plans for new building com;
prise two two story dwellings for J. Edward
Bentz on Sixth street, east OF Avenue c. 10
cost $4,000 three two story dwellings on
Underclih avenue, north Of Sedgvick ave-
nue., on 26lst street, west Of broadway, ard
on Cruger avenue, north Of Barnett place
respectively. two 10 cost 5000 each and the
third 81, 900, and a story stable on jackson
avenue, north Of Railroad avenue, TO cost
$1,000.
The John F. Beck Company report the slleS
Of the following properties In Brooklyn:
No. $50 Cornelia street, a two story brick
dwelling, for ERnatz Martin; No. l54s Greene
avenue, a three story single brick dat. for
Henty Petry TO a New York investor; No.
1858 Greene avenue, a two family brick
house, for J. Posenrlede: No. IS Dry Hsrbor
Road, Forest Parkview, a two story and attic
frame cottage, for the Market Realty Com
pany; No. 1880 Greene avenue. a two story
and English basement brick dwelling, for
Henry Sieiter, and for Shuster A Worn.
builders, the three story single nat, at No,
lOO Stanhope street.