The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-06-09
BUSINESS TO CLAIM
| R. F. CUTTING HOME
Builders Rent 1t for Stores
ana Possibly Small Suites
Above Ground Floor.

Phe residence of r. Fulton Cutting at
"a East Sixty-seventh street is be con-
verified into, stores on the ground floo-
and possibly into apartments on the
other four floors. The structure at the
southwest corner OF Madison avenue and
Sixty-seventh street has been leased
through Harris. vought & Co. by Jerome
L. Mortimer G. Mayer, builders and
operators. for twenty-one years with two
renewals. The aggregate rental to be
paid during the first term is $500, 000
This is the third project which the
Messrs. Mayer have undertaken on Mad
ison avenue during the last four weeks
The house. which covers a plot AK
1908, was erected for Mr.. Cutting about
twenty-five years ago from plans by
Ernest F1agg. the architect. 1t has been
one OF the landmarks of Madison avenue.
The iessees will take possession on Sep
TENDER l.. Their plans to convert the
street floor Into stores are definite. They
are, however, undecided how they will
alter the upper floors. Stotesbury &
Miner represented Mr.. Cutting and
Stoddard & Mark represented the
lessees.
To Remodel 18th street House.
James B. Speyers Co.. Inc. sold for
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
executors, 104 West Forty-eighth street
to client, who will convert the building
into a mercantile structure.
Brewers Sell East Side Garage.
The Henry Elias Brewing Company
has recently sold its brewing plant and
garage to the Arcade Realty Company
tBloomingdale Bros.). The main build
angs OF the brewery are on a plot on the
north side OF Fifty-fourth street. ninety
four feet east from the easteriy side Of
First avenue. about $50 feet in width
and about 200 feet 10 inches in depth.
The garage Is located on the opposite
side OF the street on a plot Of about
10Ox1o0 feet. The purchaser proposes
to use the buildings for storage and
garage purposes in connection with its
department store. Louis w. Osterweis
represented the seller as attorney ard
the purchaser was represented by Hays,
Hershfield & Wolf
New Owners for 18th Av. Parcel.
Formation OF the 7s9 Seventh Avenue
Corporation. with Thomas L. and Frank
L. Cunningham as directors has been
made for the purpose of buying the five
story building with stores, 25.5x70, at
that address, southeast corner Of Fifty
second street. The attorneys for the
new company are Pressinger, Newcombe,
Cunningham & Wigg.
To Build ON Marble Hill,
A. N. Gitterman sold fo- the Emil
Roth estate. represented by Joseph Sins
heimer. the vacant plot at AZ Fort
Charles place. 53x65x irregular. to the
Fort Charles Development Corporation,
James II. Brundage president, which will
erect duplex dwelling. containing two
apartments Of six rooms and two baths
each.
West Side Church Plans Club.
Plans have been filed with the Man.
haitian Bureau Of Buildings fo- the con-
struction OF a four story club at $40
West Forty-first street for the Roman
Catholic Church of st. Raphael. 1t will
contain large swimming pool In the
basement and a reception room on the
first floor and a billiard room on the
second floor. G.. II. Streeton is the
architect and has estimated the cost at
$4,000 1t will have a frontage Of rs
feet and depth Of 90.3 feet.
$1s5,OO0 Loft for Broadway.
Plans have been filed for the con-
struction Of a twelve story office, loft
and store building on the northwest cor,
ner of Broadway and Fortieth street.
1t will have a frontage of AIS feet on
Broadway by S2.9 feet on the street
The Alurion Realty Corporation. Charles
s. McVeigh president. is the owner cf
record. The building has been leased by
the Emerson Shoe Company F.. B. &
A Ware are the architects and have cs-