The New York herald., 1921-08-13
TRADE DIGS DEEPER
INTO WEST 49TH ST.
Art Dealers Said to Have
Leased Home of Mrs. G. j.
Coulter: Other Rentals.

The latest example of the inroads ol
busineess on West Forty-ninth street
between Fifth and Sixth avenues, where
stood the homes OF many notable New
Workers on Columbia College leaseholds
is the leasing of the home OF Mrs
and basement dwelling, 2ox100 about 142
feet west OF Fifth avenue 1t Is under
stood that the lessee IS a dealer IN art
and decorations. who has taken the
property for ten years for an aggregate
rental OF s125,0o0 The house Is opposite
the two dwellings at 10, owned by the
widow of John Quincy Adams Ward,
the westerly one Of which Is being al
tered into stores and apartments The
adjoining house al No. is occupied by
DR.. John Il. Stlllwell, who has been
the tenant for twenty years Eventually
this house also Is TO be made over into
stores and small suites.
Ida H. Rivken leased the five story
loft at 25-27 West Thirtieth street 40x
100 feet. for the Smallwich Realty
Company 10 the International Corpora
tion for twenty-one years at an aggre-
gate rental of about $4,000. The les
buy, will make extensive alterations.
The plot, 75xlOO, on the south side of
West 1Slst street 145 feet east of
Audubon avenue has been leased for
twenty-one years by Abraham Ruth to
George Boyd for total rental OF about
s275000. Mr.. Boyd plans to erect on the
site four story warehouse, work on
which is to start shortly He is the
owner of the Wadsworth Garage on
176th and 1T7th streets and the garage al
the northeast corner Of Broadway and
Eighty-fourth street.
p. NJ. Clear & Co. leased for A. II.
Herman the three story garage at go
West Thirtieth street to John Sviridoff.
Also second loft in 81 Seventh avenue
TO the Textile Embroidery Works, Inc,
and second floor in SO West Twenty
fourth street to Max Rumelt.
w. e. Dean & Co. leased the five
story building at 80 South street to
Isidor Zelin for nine years five story
buildings at 30-31 West street to the X.
& B. Warehouse Company for fifteen
years; five story building 101-1o3 Broad
street to Meyer II. Steinberg for fifteen
years; building IS Pearl street to James
Lotto; building rs Pearl street to the
International Chemical and Drug Sup
ply Company; building 321 Pearl street
to Andrew Ragone Company; building
81 Pearl street TO Healy & Callahan;
building 20 Moore street to Bliven &
Darlington Company; for Morris Vein
stein buildings 12S-136 Broad street;
building 81 Water street to G. B. Far
rington Company; building 30 Water
street to W. d. Blood & Co. and Reilly
& Guy Company; building 81 Water
street to the Baltimore Copper Faint
Company; in 1919 Hudson street store
10 the Samsel Drug Company. and Of
fices to ]. Levine Glanzer Bros. J.
Menist. Jr., c. S. Adler Company. Pabst
Corporation, Universal Importing Com
pany, Louis Meyer Trading Company,
Paaki & Co. and Federal Rice Mill
Company
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc. leased space
on the third floor OF the Liggett Build
ing. the northeast corner Of Madison
avenue and Forty-seeond street, to
Bruen, Roberts & Stake.
ID. Kempner Il Son, Inc, leased second
floor In the altered building at IA West
Forty-seventh street to the Bookery
Shops. Inc; also the third upper floor
at the northeast corner of Thirty-fifth
street and Third avenue TO Margaret
Magee, who will alter same and Use 1t
for hotel purposes; store in 1891 Broad
way to l.. S. Moscowitz. retail furrier,
and store in 602 West 14Sth street to
Khoonan & F'hagan. ladies' tailors.
j. B. English leased TO Albert Caci-