The New York herald., 1921-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Mrs J. Blair leased for twenty-one
years the five story loft building at 279
Fifth avenue to Harry Rosenberg. dealer
in silk underwear. The transaction in
wolves a rental of more than $500, 900.
MIR. Rosenberg will occupy part of the
building. +. & G. Pflomm were the
brokers. Humes, Buck, Smith & Tweed
represented the owner, and Goldsmith &
Rosenthal represented the lessee.
Murray Apfelbaum subleased the four
story building, now under lease by the
Lerner Blouse Corporation, at East
Fourteenth street to Sapan & Schulman
of Philadelphia, Pa. for ten years, at
the aggregating rental of $4,000.
The five story 20 foot building at los
Wall street. adjoining the northwest
corner of Front, has been leased, at an
aggregate rental of 100000, for H. de
X. Wissmann to Harry X. Gordon,
dealer in flour and sugar. John F.
Doyle d Sons were the brokers.
Louis Schrag leased for Anna NJ. Won
Dohlen the building at 616 West Thirty
ninth street to the New York Butchers
Dressed Meat Company, Inc.
Louis Schrag leased the first loft in
the southwest corner of Twentieth street
and Seventh avenue to Magma &
Marium; in Ill West Twenty-third
street to Isaac Moskowitz. and third
Gustave Scherutzer.
Harris, Vought & Co. leased lofts in
l32 West Twenty-second street to Fein-
stein & kaplan and Rose Costume Com
pany; offices in llS2 Broadway to Leo
nora Dress Company and William L..
Hartley. and in 467 Broadway to Hirch
Il Schwartz and Morris Gribel x Louis
Gershowitz.
Charles L. Noyes Company leased Of
fices in l6 Beaver street, corner of New
street. to y. c. Elliott & Co., and the
sixth floor in 12S Water street TO the
Netherlands Trading Society, Inc; a
portion of the second floor in the new
Harborview Building to F. & j. Meyer;
for the estate of ogden Goelet, repre-
sented by Clark, Voorhis & Reynolds,
store in II Whitehall street to James
Savarese for five years at an aggregate
rental of about $50, 900; the basement in
122 to l26 William street to Daniel New
man for ten years at an aggregate
rental of about $4,000. and floor IN
157 Water street to Malcolm q. Nichols
Albert b. Ashforth. Inc, leased offices
in go Broadway TO the Palmer Adver-
tising Agency and the Hudson Snoring
Company
Henry Shapiro & Co. leased space in
ga Fifth avenue to Anthony a. Fazio
and Otto a. Mendl & Frank Adanac
Frederick Fox & Co., Inc, leased lofts
in 6l East Eleventh street to Louis
Prayer, clothing manufacturer; to Lust
garten g. Bengelasdorf, cioaks and suits,
and to Max Spron; in 192 Greene street.
to the Perfect and Liberty Cloth Spong-
ing Works and to the Metropolitan
Paper Box Company; in 40 Broadway,
to Isaac Rittig, Samuel Brlckie and j..
Pollack e. Sons. clothing manufacturers,
in CT 81 a rfl
Schwitzer, neckwear, and Goldstein &
Goldstein; in 14S Broadway, to Rogers *
Broder. cloaks and suits; i'm 62 East
Twelfth street. to the Laura Dress and
Costume Company; in 81 East Eleventh
street, to the Beauti-Maid Cloak and
Suit Company: in so Broadway. to Will
lam Racheson. skirts and dresses; in 81
East Ninth street, TO Drooker & Sno-
white. furriers, and in S2l Broadway, to
Stollman & Rosenberg.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
one story building. 100xl00. at Whittier
and Lafayette streets. Bronx, to Elias
Ullman; space in 407 Broadway, to Bass
Brothers: in 49S-500 Broadway. to Wins
ton Brothers: in 1876 Broadway, to
Benjamin Davis; in 10 West Thirty-sev-
enth street to Louis u. Galante and TO
Wolk * Golfer; in 59l Broadway TO
Charles Wetz; in J62 Fifth avenue to
J. Albert e. Son: also. with Louis Schrag.
space In % West Seventeenth street, to
the United Electric Products Company.
and. with Malcolm Smith, in the Good
year Building. Long Island City. 10
White Rock Mineral Spring Company.
Snowber & Co. leased for the Nitruk
Company to Oscar II. Gregg. the whole
sale cheese and butter dealer. the -four
story building at 167 Chambers street.
William A. White & Sons leased Of
fices in SO Exchange place to Melhuish &
Co. and the National Shipping Corpora
ton.