New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
MIDTOWN SECTION
BUSINESS LEASES
jockey Club Rents Big Space in
New Building, Near Grand
Central Station.

The Cross & Brown COMPANY, as agent
mas leased for the Rivoli Realty Company,
Iudscn s. Todd, president the entire
seventeenth and part Of the eighteenth
floor I'm the new twenty story Office build
ing. 40. IS East 41st street, to the Jockey
club. the National Steeplechase and Hunt
Association. the Coney Island Jockey
club. the Saratoga Association and the
Westminster Racing Association. TINS
space viii be occupied as executive Offices
for the headquarters of racing I'm the
United States.
The entire fifth floor in the same build
ing has been leased 20 the Norkmen
CONDENSATION Service Bureau, represent
ing twenty-five leading insurance COM
panies. and will be used az board room
for meetings Of the different companies
Other tenants Of entire floors include the
Magazine and Book Company and the
Colonial Motion Picture Corporation.
Leases have also been made recently 10
the New York Pneumatic Service COM
panv. the American Medical Publishing
Company. the Commercial Research Com
pany end the American Mutual Compen-
sation Insurance Company
Although the building is just COM
pleted leases have been closed In the last
two months with thrty-hve tenants Tor
over So per cent OF the space above the
ground floor This indicates strong
demand for Offices in the vicinity Of the
Grand Central Station.
Walter r. Parsons. in conjunction with
Cammann, VOORHEES, & Floyd, have leased
for the Century Holding Company repre-
sented By Pease * Gilman. as agents.
space in No. p West 45th street to the
Women's Political Union.
Louis Schrag has leased loft in the
building No. go to 23i West 18th street 10
the Hopp Press for a term OF FIVE years
the first loft in 40. l}1 West oath street
10 Fls.n & Trackman, space in Nos. lll
and 1i3 West 2Sth street. TO Max Tulsky'
and the store in No So West 18th street
10 BENJAMIN Siegel for term OF years
y Brigham Hall & William u. Blood
good. Inc. leased for Albert Klenk the
parlor floor store at 80. N7 Lexington
avenue 10 Trpsocsky & Masopust. WON
ems tailors.
The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
FOR Cammann, Voorhees, and Floyd, as
agents. the building No. 1923 Washington
street 20 the Hoffman-La Roche Chemical
Works for five years, the store, No. 2
Stone street to william Arje. and the
first loft at 40 81 Beekman street TO 10
semi A. Bruno & NJ. Steurn
Smear & Co rented for the Ridabock es-
tate the building Nos lo5 and Jos West
9th street. adjoining the corner or Slxth
.vo,re for a long term OF years, 10 Will
lam Birns. dealer iu furniture antiques
and theatrical equipments. for many
wears located on West 18th street
= & G.. Pnomm leased the store ana
basement at 40 q West 9th street Tor
a farm Of vears. TO Horschner & Frellin-
ger. for cafe and restaurant purposes;
alqo leased the store az No. 1853 Broad
way. corner OF 9th street. Tor i've years
m Aaronson. . Boston shoe dealer.
Leroy Coventry rented tho store at
20i9 Seventh avenue. In the Hotol Ihe-
rosa. 20 the New York Central and Hud-
son River Railroad. for ten years.
+ Arthur Fischer leased the basement
STORE AZ 80 7C5 Sixth avenue. TO Hall d
GO for billiard parlor. and the parlor
store n 40. l06 West SSth street to III"
star Dancing Acadcmy
James 4 Sheoran leased 20 George Hal
Ter the nrst lon in l0cw's Opheum
Theatre Building seth street. near Third
avenue. for term ~ years
John Peters leafc5 10 Louis WcHlcr the