New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-09
BUSINESS LEASES
TN MIDTOWN ZONES
Publisher Gets Space in 18th
Street Building-Demand for
Lofts and Floors.

NJ. & l.. Hess rave leased for the
Builders Protective Company, Inc, the
entire twelve story and basement building
recently completed at Nos. l5l and l53
West 18th street. at an aggregate rental
of $4,000. the last floor being leased TO
Selmer Hess. publisher. The building IS
a modern, fire proof structure on plot
46. 7x9J feet, and is equipped with three
elevators.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. and George
r. Read & CO. leased the fourth loft IN
the six story store and loft building being
erected at No % East 54th street for
long term to George p. Renhard, de-
signer. located for the last five years al
No. % East 45th street.
Albert b. Ashforth, Inc, leased for l.
O. Woodruff for a term of years the
seventh floor at Nos. PSI and 259 William
street TO the Speed Controller Company,
Inc.
Wright Barclay Inc, leased the parlor
floor store at No. % East Goth street to
Joseph Bayer and David Silverman.
The Cross & Brown Company leased the
sixth floor at No. 4l5 West 18th street to
\. & Fl. Aalders and, with Royal Scott
Gulden, the fourth floor at No. % West
18th street to l.. L. Murray.
Carsteln & Linnekin leased in the Amer
lean Woollen Building space to c. ]. Ak
kers; part of the seventh loft In Nos. lO2
and 10i West 3Sth street to Kornfeld q
Schocker; the fifth loft in No. 81 West
18th street TO Scharf & Son, Inc; the
let
Charles s. Josephson & Co; the top lott
i'm Nos. II and 10 West 18th street to the
Camp Fire Quitting Company; space in
No. 9l5 Fourth avenue to r. ID. Whit
more: space In No. 456 70 AGO Fourth ave-
nue. to the Drysdale Company; offices IN
Noy1l6l TO ll75 Broadway to Dold Broth
ers. Max Rouss and Shapiro Brothers;
I'm No. 800 Fifth avenue to y. NJ. Cells; in
No. 3i1 TO 3i7 Fifth avenue 10 the Sterling
Tobacco Company. the Women's Domestic
League, L. II. Zins and j. W. Brandt
Spear & Co. leased the seventh floor,
No. S. Fifth avenue. 10 Fondeville Van
Oderstine, china and glassware; two LOFTS
at No. 593 Broadway 10 Berg Brothers
and Arthur Cohen, the store and base
ment. Nos 6S and 20 Wooster street, TO
the United Corrugated Case Company ;
the first loft at Nos. 356 and S5S West
BroadW way TO the New York Pad Com
many: the fourth loft at No. 2O Greene
street, TO the Regent Hat Company; the
first loft In Nos. l45 to lf1 West Zsth
street 10 5. Menkin q Co. and the eighth
loft at Nos - and Is West 24th street 10
4. Masch & Co.
Cyrille Carreau has leased for the Ess
Eff Realty Company, Scion l.. Fraek'
president the store No. $50 West 18TH
street for five years to Jacob Alderman.
Goodwin & Goodwin rented for the
Realty Improvement Company 10 ~
Kosef the first loft in No. $50 Lenox
avenue.
Harry Levy sold for Max Greenberg
the moving picture theatre, No. 1870 Third
avenue. to Lester Feigenblatt, who sub
leased to the Rainbow Amusement Com
pany for ten years.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the seventh floor OF No. l6l TO 100
Grand street 10 +. -. Collins & co. for
long term: the basement store No. l52
William street corner of Ann, 10 n.
Pinto. portion Of the twentieth floor
at No. Is to 10 East 18th street to SAKE
Brothers Company. and Offices in the
Market and Fulton Bank Building TO
Henri Bouchoux
The VI. Rosenthal Company has leased
FOR the Security Mortgage Company the
ninth loft at Nos AS and $50 West 9th
street to the Windsor Manufacturing
Company for term OF years.