New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES
Old Clothing Firm Rents Store at
Broadway and 44th Street.

George r. Read & Co. have leased the
store and basement at the southwest cor
ner of Broadway and 4th street, now &C.
cupied by William Vogel & Son, clothiers,
to Weber e. Heilbroner for a term or
years The store has a frontage Of
ninety-two feet in Broadway and ninety
four feet in 44th street 1t is a sub-rental
from Vogel & Son, who are retiring from
business. They were established in 1S4o
and part of that firm for years was es-
tablished at the northwest corner Of
Broadway and Houston street.
Pease & Gilman have leased for Oswald
G. Willard to John J. Holfelder and
Charles Meyer for term OF years the
store at No. 26 Vesey street, adjoining the
Evening Post" Building. The premises
on or before February l will be opened as
a high-class bakery lunchroom. Seton
Henry G. Douglas Gibbons were associated
as agents for the landlord. The same
brokers leased for term Of years for
l.. Napoleon Levy the westerly store Of
the property Nos. 800 and 81 fremont
avenue, The Bronx, to the Irving Hat
Company, who after extensive alterations
will open a branch establishment; apart
ments at Ardsey Hall, No. 300 Central
Park West, to Robert p. Murphy; apart
ments at the Nevada, No 2025 Broadway,
to Lawrence Darr; apartments at the
Colorado, No. 234 Central Park West, to
Charles W. Moffitt; apartments at The
Westport, No. As West 73d street, to Cliff
ford Davis. and the dwelling house No
s54 West End avenue to Mrs. Mary E.
Manuel, formerly of the Hotel Gotham,
for term OF years.
Joseph F. Lippe has leased for the 18th
Street and Sixth Avenue Realty Company
the westerly store I'm premises No. log
West 9th street TO Eysoldt & Co, In
corporated. Of Leipsic Of. II. Hill, man.
ager), for term of years.
Frederick Southack & Alwyn Ball. jr.,
leased to Rich Brothers ten thousand
square feet at No. go TO GA Broadway;
TO Nahem e. Esses, fifth loft Nos. q and
% Walker street; TO II. Siegel & Bro,
third loft at No 800 Broadway, and to
Eagle Hat Company, store, basement and
first loft at No. 2S7is Bowery.
Harris & Maurice Mandlebaum and
Daniel b. Freeman have leased for a long
term of years the three story brownstone
dwelling house at No. 1851 Lexington ave-
nue., adjoining the corner OF 94th street,
10 the congregation OF Beth Ohler. The
building will be used for school and social
purposes. Leon S. Altmayer was the
broker
George Bockhaus Company leased from
the Austin estate the buildings Nos 3l9,
s2f and S23 East 122d street for a long
term OF years, which they intend TO re-
model at once.
Goodwin & Goodwin leased for Harry
H. Uerche to II. b. Pollack, caterers,
for a term of years the premises at No.
2e7 Lenox avenue.
Mrs Elizabeth Drexel Lehr's residence
at No. 20 West 56th street, four story
house. has been leased for the winter by
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. to Mrs. James
X o. Sherwood.
II. c. Senior & Co. leased the store No.
1914 Broadway for term of years to the
Western Union Telegraph Company. and
Offices In the Lincoln Square Court build
inb. 9th street and Broadway, to Leroy
r. Jones
Charles Buermann & Co. leased the six
story tenement house No. l44 Columbia
street for Martha w Well for three
years at an aggregate rental Of $4,000.
The Duross Company leased the third
loft of No. West 18th street TO s. Rosen-
berg: the fve story building No. 10 West