The New York herald., 1921-09-25

The residence of Henry p. Dawson,
of J. P Morgan &C Co.. at the south
west corner of Park avenue and Sixty
ninth street, has been rented, furnished.
by the banker for the winter season to
Marshall Field OF Chicago, who is to
build s1,000.000 residence on a site
on East Sixty-ninth and Seventieth
streets. adjoining Fifth avenue. Mr..
Dawson is now recuperating from an
operation performed few weeks ago.
and according to report will spend the
winter in the South.
The Dawson house. a six-story struc-
ture. is one Of the finest in the exclu-
sive Park avenue colony and was built
by the banker few years ago. 1t
fronts eighty-seven feet on Park avenue
and sixty-three feet on Sixty-ninth
street. Opposite, at the northwest cor
ner. is the home of Commodore Arthur
Curtiss James, of the New York Yacht
Club. Other neighbors are George Blu
menthal, 6eraldyn Redmond and o. L.
Dommerich.
Business Claims Ward House.
Robert NJ. Bush & Co. have leased
for long term of years for Mrs. Rachel
M. o. Ward. widow of John Quincy
Adams Ward. the sculptor, and 9
West Forty-ninth street. which In.
clude Mr.. Wards studio The prop.
erty is Columbia College leasehold
and 1t Is the intention of the Iessees tc
improve the property with business
building when the tenant in No sur.
renders that house.
Pfnchot Sells B'way Parcel.
Edward C. II. vogler sold for Gifford
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building, 32x136.1N. adjoining the
northwest corner of Eighty-third street,
to Jules Jorgenson G Son, the tenants
AS attorney. Sumner Gerard represented
the seller and Charles r. Palgram the
buyer.
In the Dwelling Market.
Charles r. Van valen, Inc, and
Butler e. Baldwin sold for the Central
Union Trust Company the four story
dwelling at 472 East 13sth street, 30S
100.
James II. Cruikshank resold 149 Yves,
Ninety-first street, a three story dwell
ing, 19x10o. to client of Daniel E.
Casey. who will occupy.
John Finck sold 217 West 18TH street
a four story dwelling. 33x10o, for Mrs
Bessie NJ. Smith. Samuel A. Kelsey
represented Ine purchaser.
Porter & Co. sold for George y. Mar
shall to Chris H. Schrader the three
story dwelling. with garage, at 394 st.
Nicholas avenue.
Plan Big Flats In Brooklyn.
Max and Julius II. Levine. builders.
have purchased the entire vacant plot
on the orth side OF Avenue K. between
East 18th and 14th streets, from the
Long Island Investment and Improve
ment Company and they announce that
they will Immediately begin the con-
struction of two apartment houses, 100
x100 feet each, containing 80 rooms on
each floor and divided into suites Of
from three TO five rooms each designed
~ Jacob Kraus, architect OF Manhat-
tan. J. Lacov was the broker In the
deal.
Miscellaneous Leases.
For an annual rental of $40, 900 the
Exchange Buffet Corporation has leased
for approximately ten years space in
the basement Of the twenty-five story
Liggett building at che northeast corner
of Madison avenue and Forty-second
street. The owner of the building, the
Liggett- tt-WinchesterlDey Realty Corpo-
ration. allows the restaurant concern the
right to renew its lease for two twenty
one year periods.
The basement and part of the sub
basement in the new Loew theatre at
Forty-hfth street and Broadway has
been leased TO Bum Bros. for a cafe
terra restaurant. The lease ia for twen-
ty-one years at $4,000 q year and In
wolves more than 100000. The area
coverg 900 square feet.
Pease & Elliman leased etorc and
ba semsnt In 16 East Thirty-seventh
street to Stciner's Inc. manufacturers OF
The Duross Company leased 20 John
Pikel store and basement In 27g Water
street, corner Of Dover, also to the Star
Sun Trading Company second loft In
IA Reade street.
Albert 3. Ashforth. Inc. leased space
In i05 West Fortieth street to the Re-
publican county committee and the Air
Felt Shoe Polishing Machine Corpora
tion also sss Fifth avenue to the King
Knit Wear. Inc. and Robert Shapiro.
Buys site for Dyckmsn Flat.
slawson & Hobbs sold for Catherine
and the Bond & Mortgage
Company the vacant plot, 75x
1VV, on hCAuGuy hNTttIt Twenty ~HNc Icet
from the corner OF vermilyea avenue.
10 Conrad CHASER. on which he Will erect
a FIVE story apartment house.
Many Flats Planned I'm Bronx.
Frank Frank Contracting Company
(wof and Morris Frank) have pur-
chased from Samuel Roscff 10 lots on
the cast side of University avenue north
oc i90th street. where they plan to erect
two large apartment houses. Sol. Minis
ISoff was the broker. Monte London,
ESQ. represented the purchaser and Alex
Roscff the seller.
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