The New York herald., 1921-10-11
RESTAURANT co.
LEASES ON 5TH AVE.
Western Concern Pays 81 ,OO0.-
900 for 81 Years on Build
ing at No. 206.

The Charles Weeghman Corporation.
which operates a large chain of restau-
rants throughout the West and has
headquarters in Chicago. has taken a
twenty-one year lease of the four story
building. 2Sx1l2. at FOG Fifth avenue, OPP
posite Madison Square Garden and ex-
tending through to 1126 Broadway. to be
used as the first of its branches in this
city. The aggregate rental Is said to
be 100000. The Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank is the owner OF record.
and the brokers were James b. Speyers
&c ca. The same brokers have also
leased for the same period the three
upper floors In the building to the Emer-
son Photograph Company. They nave
also been appointed agents by the
Nveeahman Corporation to secure loca-
tions for other branch restaurants IN
New York city.
Henry Shapiro & Co. subleased for
the g. & l.. Lunch Company store In
90 East Fourteenth street. part OF the
holding sold at auction by Joseph p.
Day for the Palmer estate to the Marvel
Realty Company. The lessee is Mac
Soils, Inc, clothiers and haberdashers,
who will pay an aggregate rental Of
approximately 100000.
Residential Leases.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co leased for
Mrs Anna Wormser. represented by
IIoadley Lauterbach & Johnson, East
Sixty-fifth street, four story house,
2ox75, to DIR. L. Pierce Clark for long
term. DR.. Clark will occupy the house
after improvements have been COM
pleted. The same brokers also leased
apartments as follows In 900 Park
avenue (Sherry Building) to Frederick
r. Babcock; in 81 Park avenue to Mrs.
NJ. A. Refs; also furnished apartments
in 17S East Seventieth street to Mrs.
w. A. Breckenridge of Pasadena. Cal,
and in 81 East Fffty-eighth street to
Frederick s. Wanham; also an apart
ment in 129 East EigEty-second street
to L. Gary. Spencer. and in 140 West
Fifty-fifth street to DR.. Martin l.. James.
L. j. Phillips & Co. leased the follow
ing apartments: In 63 West SEVENTEEN
street to Ernst Crossman in 20S and 210
West Seventy-second street to Edwin
Jay Herts; in 273 West End avenue to
Raymond L. Patterson; In 226 West
Seventy-fifth street to Miss fetta
Lacher; in 234 West Seventy-fifth street
to Raymond j. Warner; in West
Seventy street to William II.
Workman; In SO West Eighty-sixth
street to Miss Sylvia Webb, and in 23o
West 10th street to D. L.. Messing.
Douglas L. Gilman g. Co. leased 12s
East Thirty-fifth street, q four story
dwelling, 2S.4x9S.9, between Park and
Lexington avenues, for the estate Of
Benjamin Stephens to Mrs. T.. Stephens.
J. B. English leased for Margaret j.
Brown to Louise Gard the four story
dwelling at 129 West Sixty-first street.
Vasa K Bracher leased for the estate
of Alice =. Leaman the four story house,
25x10o, at 32l West Seventy fifth street,
and has been appointed agent for the
property.
Harlem Landmark in Transfer.
The little frame building and vacant
street and st. Nicholas avenue. Harlem
landmarks. are shortly to take on a
different appearance through the closing
of arrangements for the transfer of the
property by the Gantz estate, which has
held It for many years. The site con-
tains about two and a half lots and has
frontages OF 1915 feet on st. Nicholas
avenue ana SO feet on 125th street, with
easterly and northerly lines measuring
has valued the property at $4,000.
Tn the Dwelling Market.
Michael Osborne sold to John sykes
for S15, ,0e0 a three story dwelling, PIX
e9.11, at 222 West 1SSth street.
Manhattan Transfers.
The Metropolitan Savings Bank sold
10 Joseph Appelbome and Isidor Pesaty
the five story store tenement, 23x96, at
the southeast corner OF First avenue and
Twentieth street.
The Flow Realty Company sold to
Morris RaGbvogeI the five story tene-
nient with stores, 2ex100, at 1888 Third
avenue. the northeast corner of 104th
street
Grace J. McGibbon purchased four
five story tenements. 100x1005, at 237-
243 East Fifty-fifth street.
Agnes Dunphy sold to Henry Felsen-
stein the five five story tenements, each
e5x1022 at 314-316 and 322-326 East
Eighty-third street. .
The United States Trust Company
sold to Harmon G. Lichtenstein three
story dwelling, 16x102.2, at 115 West
Seventy-eighth street.
Lydia Armbruster sold to Nettie Horo-
witz three story dwelling. 15x102.2, at
SO East Eighty-frst street.
Marie r. Scott sold to Emily Z. Power
n four story dwelling, 16x100.5. at $50
West Seyentieth street