The New York herald., 1921-04-08
MADISON AVE. CORNER
LEASED; OTHER RENTALS
Chain Store viii Build on
Nassau Street.

George Gescoigne has leased the five
OF Madison avenue and Fifty-fourii,
street from the New York Trust Com
pany, Stephen Peabody trustee. Ono
OF the conditions or the lease was that
the lessee would expend at least 10000
Ia improvements. Mr.. Gascoiane will
alter the first two floors into stores
and the upper floors into doctorS' and
dentists offices. Cross AZ Cross have
been commissioned TO draw the plans.
Richard Dceyes A. Son will do TIE work.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. we're .hs brok-
ers In the deal. The building fronts
22s feet on Fffty-fourth street and 1905
feet on Madison avenue.
The five story fifteen foot building
at s6 Nassau street. owned by the es-
tate OF James Leach. the stationer. and
held by the Leach family for nearly
100 years, has been leased by Tankoos.
Smith e. Co. for twenty-one years to
the Whitney Shirt Shops. Inc, at an
aggregate rental of $780, coo. The lessees
VII demolish the building and erect a
modern structure In Its place. The
negotiations were carried on among the
nine heirs scattered In the United States
and Canada by Joseph Anderson, at
torney.
The five story building. sa.7xss.s. at
Pine street, between William and
PeaTl streets. has been leased by tho
Mandelbaum 4 Levine group to A. NJ.
Weschier. coffee merchant, for sixty
three years. Mr.. Weschler Immediately
released the property to the Circle
Lunch Company. The aggregate rental
was 10 the neighborhood Of $3.50. 900. The
Mandeibaum 4 Levine group acquired
the lease from the Jselin estate last
July. Louis Julian. attorney, repre-
scnted Mr.. Weschler.
Harris. Vought & Co. leased offices
IN the Columbia Trust Building. Fifth
avenue and Thirty-fourth street, TO
Henry Fl. Hoffman and the Empire
state Mutual Insurance Company; In
the Straus Building. Fifth avenue and
Forty-sixth street. to c. E. S. Mark
well. and in l1s2 Broadway to c. Hirsch
& Sons Mercantile Company.
Pease 4 Gilman leased offices in the
state Theatre Building. Broadway and
Forty-ffth street. to Harry s. Heck
heimer; also subleased loft in John
street TO Flenings, Limited.
Charles +. Noyes Company leased the
second floor In SO Maiden Lane and I
Gold street to the Bernhard Agency,
Inc, for five years at an aggregate
rental Of about 10000: also floors in
~ Walker street 20 r. Teijero, the Irish
World, and offices In &c West Twenty
fourth street to Max Estrin and Jacob
Marks.
Ames d. Co. leased store and base
ment In $50 West Thirty-fourth street
to the London Luggage Company at an
aggregate rental Of 900: also a store
and basement to Weiser & Roffwarx
at an aggregate rental OF $2o)oOo
Edmund w. Brennan Corporation
leased floor In 18 West Fifty-seventh
street to Abraham yogel for five years.
Albert e. Ashforth, Inc. rented ofYice
space In IL East Forty-fourth street 10
the William NJ. Hewitt Company.
E. X. Van Wrinkle leased Offices in 1l4
West Seventy-second street TO G.. L.
Lawrence, operator and builder.
The Marie Esther Tea Room has re-
newed It's lease through Frederick Fox a
Co.. on the store In 13 East Thirty-slxth
street.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
second floor In 202 West Forty ninth
street to the ROYAL Tailors; the tenth
floor in ia9-151 West Thrty-sixth street.
to the Eclipse Manufacturing Company !;
offices in 1s East Forty-first street to
Grice & Squires. and in 562 Fifth ave-
nuc to Charles Raymond Thomas. Inc. !;
also space In $50 Fifth avenue to Con-
stant Baszanger, and in 100 West Forty
second street to the Chelsea Import and
Export Company.
Alfred p. Coburn leased loft in As
Rose street for term OF five years.