New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
S600,0 900 Rental
For Old Building
On Nassau Street
Court Sanction Necessary to
Close Deal for Property;
Demand Keeps Up for
Stores, Offices and Lofts

oiick leased from the New York J.ife
Insurance and Trust Company the Ave
story building at SO Nassau Street
between John and Fulton streets. for
1orty,two years at an aggregate rental
OF about 100000. Sanction of the
court was necessary to close the deal
which has been pending for several
months. Horace S. Ely & Co. were
the brokers. At the expiration of pres-
ent leases the lessees plan to modernize
the structure.
Gross & Brown Company leased
offices in the Berkley Building 10 West
Forty-fourth Street, to Edward S.
Schweltzer; also for the Smith Es-
tate. to Goglio Restaurant. Inc. the
property at 256 West Fifty-second
street; offices in the Bush Building.
iao west Fortysecond Street, to the
American Radiator Company; to the
bort Motor Car Company, Inc, large
store on the Fifty-seventh Street side
Of the Fisk Building. Fifty-seventh
Street and Broadway.
Harris. Vought G., Co. leased q loft
at 40 West Thirty-fourth Street to
pratt, Face g. Feature Specialists; at
112 Grand Street to Standard Novelty
Manufacturing Company, and at is
East Forty-sixth Street to Smith &
Shuiman; store at 1118 Madison Ave
nue. to Helen V. Reardon; Offices at
467 Broadway to Standard Merchandise
Company; at 1882 Broadway to Harri-
son & Meyer and Myer Shapiro e. Co.
and at 1857 Broadway to Charles Gil
man, Leon Helgnera and RAYMOND D.
Levy.
Cushman e. Wakefield, Inc. leased
offices in the Canadian Pacific Build
ing to Davies & Thomas Co.. the Plume
4 Atwood Manufacturing Co., Ralph
Gillette. Riggs, Distler &, Co., Inc, of
Baltimore, estate of Adolph NJ. Bend
helm, and the Bassck Company
Butler & Baldwin, Inc. leased the
store at 81 West Forty-eighth Street
to Julia Maczko for restaurant.
Tankoos, Smith & Co: leased to the
nishing Establishment the two Broad
way stores adjoining the Schultz Cigar
Store at the southeast corner of Broad
way and Twenty-third Street.
j. B. English leased for S. J. Weaver
to Richard r. Wood and Stephen ].
Christie 1853 West Forty-ninth Street,
to be known as Christies Chop House,
and offices in the Astor Theater Build
Ing to McCreedy e. Schneider for a
mems shoe shop.
The Fenimore c. Goode Company
Twenty ninth Street for the De Foe
Realty Company to a client, who will
occupy the property for garage pur-
poses after extensive alterations. The
lease is for twenty-one years at a
rental aggregating approximately $780,
oo0
The Lewis L. Rosenthal Company
leased for ten years two stores, now
in course of construction, at the south
east corner of Fourteenth Street and
Broadway, to Silver E. Herman. mems
furnishings.
Carstein & Linnekin, Inc, leased at
Advertising Service, Inc; at 215 Fourth
Avenue, to Newman Cotton Mills. Her
bert S. Royle, Douglas J. Church; at
l26 Fifth Avenue, to Samuel H. Slos-
berg; at 396 Broadway. to Elite Sales
Company, Pioneer Trading Company.
Louis Jacobson, Harvey H. Allison: at
583 Madison Avenue, store and base
ment to Berger G. Ditchel; at 221
Fourth Avenue, space to A. NJ Stock
ton 4 Co., ". c. Horn, Brother g. Co.,
Gardner Mofat Company, Cox &
Schrelber; at d West Twenty-ninth
Street. basement store to the Green
wich Carpet Company; at 2ss Fourth
Avenue, floors to Louis Wolf g. Co.:
at Ill Fifth Avenue, space to l.. S. E,
Company, Inc; at 456 Fourth Avenue,
space to Hardy Hesslein and to Harry
Goldstein, and at 605 Broadway, to
Max Reutlnger.
P. M. Clear & Co. leased the store
and basement at 1872 Seventh Avenue
to the E. R. Clothing Company, Inc,
mems clothing.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased
Offices in the Broadway Maiden Lane
Building, at ITO Broadway. to Beggs
Bros, Inc, and to Isdore Wellner; 70
Wall Street, Offices to Eyre Anderson
and 10 Charles Wohlken, and in the
Masonic Building, II West Twenty
third Street, space to the Gold Rose
Printing Company.
Lester J. Robinson & Co., Inc. leased
space at IS and 47 Crosby Street to
Jean Senegas, Peerless Doll Heads Com
pany and Wondsor Products Company,
Inc, and at 1877 Lexington Avenue,
store to the Great Atlantic and Pacific
lea Company: space at 236 and PA
Eldrldge Street to Levy Bros. and
hablno~ltz e. Co.; building at 40 Lex
lngton Avenue to ~~srI Schwarz, and
the building at AZ Lexington Avenue
to Elsie Cowls
Snowber e. Co. leased the fifth floor
lott at l65 Chambers Street to the
Chambers Pharmaceutical Company
and the third floor to tho Lotus tea
concern