The New York herald., 1921-01-21
STEAMSHIP ROW
HAS NEW TENANT
Lloyd-Royal Beige Co. Leases
Building in Rejuvenated
Block on Pearl st.


The Chesebrough Building Company
leased from plans the two two story
and basement building at 10 to IA Pearl
street to the Lloyd-RoyaI Beige Steam
ship Company for term OF years.
Henry l.. Doherty OF the II. L. Doherty
Company and Clarke G. Daley. presi-
dent of the South Ferry Realty Com
pany. are cooperating in the rejuvena-
ton of the block between state and
Whitehall streets. All the old buildings
are being razed. the streets widened by
setback and two story and basement
limestone business buildings erected on
the south side OF the street for use by
steamship companies. In this one short
block there are established quarters Of
eleven steamship lines. The two build
ings at Nos. l6 and Is. as yet unrentcd,
will be completed in few weeks.
100000 Fifth Avenue Lease.
The building at ISL Fifth avenue, now
occupied by the Carnmeyer shoe firm,
has been leased by that concern to J.
Edman & Brothers of 4s7 Fifth avenue,
NealerS III NOIltIt y WtuI. SdiiiihtSNi 10
erecting a new building on the site of
the former residence OF Cornelius Van
derbilt at 67T Fifth avenue. Brett &c
Goode Company negotiated the lease.
The aggregate rental will approximate
about $4,000.
other Deals in Manhattan.
Stebbns Company bought IT West
Twentieth street. new six story loft
building. with elevator, 37x10O. Leo
Hess was the broker.
w. II. Ebbitt Co. sold the building at
1870 Second avenue. 25x100. The prop
erty was held at $4,000.
In the Dwelling Market.
Pease & Gilman sold for Mrs. d.
Froelich the three story nineteen foot
dwelling at III East Eightieth street
Apartment and Tenement Deals.
District Attorney Edward Swami sold
the Marion. a seven story apartment
house at the northeast corner OF st.
Nicholas avenue and 115th street, 49,
b3.9x1O0.11x115.s. The buyer is James II
Caldwell, who takes the property FREQ
of mortgage.
The Stebbins Realty and Construction
Company sold to Samuel Schwartz the
northeast corner of Madison avenue and
134th street, a six story new law apart
ment. with five stores. fronting 100 feet
on the avenue and 35 feet on the street
/. Levery was the broker.
Thomas j. O'Reilly sold for the Emil
grant Industrial Savings bank 101 East
123d street, northeast corner of Park
avenue, a five story apartment house,
35x100.
Henry G. Leist sold for Magdalena
Becker 46 Allen street. Ave story tenc-
ment which had been owned by the SELL
ing family since 1890 (: also for the estate
of James Smith 341 East Eightieth
street, a four story single fiat
Deals Revealed In Transfers.
Laura H. Jennings sold George Griot
and Henry Fischer the four and three
story tenements at S50-S52 Third ave-
nue.. southwest corner of Fifty-secon1
street. 50.5x100.
Sarah A. Pundeford sold to Wilhel-
nina Brakman the two five story fiats.
with stores. at 2754-2756 Eighth ave.
nue.. each 25xS0. near 37th street.
John camathies sold to Mary e. Van
Wormer the four story tenement at 813
Ninth avenue. 25.1xS0.N
Maria Baccia sold to Charles Guer-
rierri 222 East Eleventh street, 2f.6x95.
David S. Friedenburg sold TO Mary
Goldberg the two three story buildings
at 207-209 East 1e1st street. 4S.Sx71x
irregular.
A. b. Faber Realty Corporation sold
to Magdalen Martinez the two four story
dwellings at 430 and 1872 West Twentieth
street. each 25x112. The houses face
the grounds of the Theological Seminary.
G. +. Noyes Co. Places Many Loans.
Charles F. Noyes Company has placed
mortgages since January 10 as follows: !:
For Bauer. Milbank 4 Malloy. represent
ing associate owners. loan of $500. 900
for ten years on the twelve story build
ing at 1856 Madison avenue. northeast
corner of Thrty-fr-t street; for Mayer
L. Half. $4,000 OH sof Sixth avenue !;
for Marie T. Constant. $4,000 on 253
Pearl street, and si5o.O00 on lis Will
lam street.