The New York herald., 1922-09-29
CHILDS co. RENTS IN
FINANCIAL DISTRICT
Takes Over ) Story Building
at 27 Beaver st. From the
Amyar Estate.

The Chids Compan leased 81 and 20
Beaver street. five story building, 1876
xlol.7. from the John +. Amyar estate
for twenty-one years at an aggregate
net rental OF over $4,000, and after
extensive alterations the company will
occupy the store and basement. This
property has been in the Amyar family
since 1875. when ii was purchased for
lS6 pounds 10 sh.llings and pence
Robert I. Neely, vice-president of the
Willard $. Burrows Company repre-
sented the Childs Company and Childs
Il Humphies acted for the Amyar
estate.
Waist store In Fifth Ave. Lease.
Harry Burnett leased for Rees s.
Rees the store occupied BY them at
3ls Fifth avenue, between Thirty fifth
and Thirty-siXth streets to the Emily
Waist Stores. Inc. for the remainder OF
the term of their lease. about six years.
and also for Ida l.. Frese. the owner,
further term of years on the same
store. The TENS call for a rental OF
about $4,000
Other Leasing Deals Reported.
Brett & Goode Company with Charles
y. <'Vyto SOhipdfly ledSeQ u IlOOT con-
taining about 10000 square feet In 5ll
East Seventy street through TO
bl0 East Seventy-third street to Young
a Mcguire. Inc. for mounting and fin
ishlns OF advertising copy: also offices
IN the Flatfron Building to Thomas d.
Murphy Company of Red Oak Iowa:
space in $50 Lafayette street to Harry
Sands, and, with Albert b. Ashforth,
space in 366 Fifth avenue to Peck & Co.
Adams & Co. leased floors as follows:
in 10 and u West Thirty-sixth street to
Spencer Millinery Company. in Z and 2
West Thirtieth street. to the Yale Waist
and MILDLY Blouse ompany. and in 42
West Thirty-eighth street, to George
Walther. Inc. These leases call for an
aggregate rental of 10000.
Pease & Gilman leased in $50 Madi-
son avenue offices to the Jar Realty
Corporation, DR.. Philip Meirowitz. pres
ident. builder and real estate operator.
Brady & Bowman leased offices in the
Borden Building. Madison avenue and
Forty-fifth street, to the CIV News
paper Service Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.,
proprietor.
Cross 4 Brown Company leased offices
in the Bush Building. 100 West Forty
second street. to Stuart G. Scott. repre-
senting an old English shoe manufac-
turing company.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
seventh floor in 12 West Thirty-seventh
street to the Crosby Millinery Company,
1nc to A. +. Bleiweiss. retail furrier,
space In L West Thirty-seventh street:
to Lon Lubin and Lubin Miiliner Com
pany, tenth floor; also TO A. NJ. Loe-
wenthal & Sons, wholesale milliner,
fifth floor In the same building.
Byford Ryan. instructor of opera and
concert singers. leased through Cross <
Brown Company studio on the roof of
IS West Fifty-sixth street.
The j. NJ. Kelly Company leased for
five years the property at 20 West
Thirty~seventh street for the estate OF
a. Harris through c. C. Bull
VIM, A. White & Sons leased offices
TO Carlyle Stott in 100 Hudson street,
to Samuel C. Thompson and Humphrey
w. Chadbourne in i3 Exchange place
and to the Firemen's Fund Insurance
Company half floor in ) Maiden lane,
and to Anna DuBuff store and base
ment in 1925 Park avenue.
The Hargood Ribbon Company, Inc,
manufacturers of silk ribbons. mas
leased space in 40 Fourth avenue
snIes Revealed In Transfers.
Charlotte A. Dixon sold TO Henry
warenbud the three story stable az
800 Monroe street. 22xao,
Harry Bloom sold to Bessie Fireman
the seven story building at 4oS and 4oo
Grand street. A.lxl00.
The w. T. G. Holding Company sold
to Florence Rosen the five story apart