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June 27, 1914 RECORD AND GUIDE 1151 amount paid being adjusted by appraisal at the end of each 21-year period. $294,000 Broadway Lease. Nelson & Lee and Corn & Co. have leased the corner store, 17 x 65, with¬ out the basement, in the 52-foot building at the southwest corner of Broadway and 48th st., for Samuel K. Jacobs, to Henry Alexander, tailor, for 16 years at 79 Nassau st. The lease is for 21 years and the reported rental is $294,- 000 for the term, which is at the rate of $14,000 per annum for a total store area of 1,100 sq. ft., or $12.75 a square foot. Large Harlem Lease. Nicholas Papas leased from the Juno Realty Company, through Jacob Finkel¬ stein, the corner store and basement in the new building now being erected at the northeast corner of Lenox avenue and 110th street, for ten years, at an ag¬ gregate rental of about $300,000. Manhattan. LOUIS BECKER CO. leased for James Butler, Inc., the store at 1945 Amsterdam av to Eman¬ uel Kirst. DANIEL BIRDSALL & CO., Inc., leased to J. M'. Weissman Sc Co., of 542 Broadway, the store in 1131 B'roadway for the months of July and August. LOUIS CARREAU leased for the Helenita Realty Co. parlor floor store in 65 West 46th st to Louis Gilbert for 5 years. JOHN J. CLANCY & CO. leased to the S. Sc S. Garage Co., Inc., 153 and 155 West 54th st, at an aggregate rental of about $100,000. The lessees will remodel the structure into a garage at a cost ot $30,000. THE CLARK BSTATES leased the dwelling at 129 West 73d st to George H. Kent. THE CORN EXCHANGE BANK leased the store and basement of the building being erected by E. A. Cruikshank, northwest corner of 207th St. and Post ave., where the bank expects to open branch offices about Dee. 1. Cruikshank Co. was the broker. THE CROSS Sc BROWN CO. leased to Rose Windsor and Bob Davis the second floor of 38-42 Bast 32d st.; offlces at the southeast corner of Broadway and Slst st. to Kova M. Lubin; in the Strand Theatre Building, iiroad¬ way and 47th St., to Bernard Burkee, and the front halt ot the ninth floor In 14-16 Bast 33d St. to Bernara Schaflln. DUFF & CONGER leased for Sol. Baerlein to Isaac F. Brand the 3-sty dwelling at 122 Bast 95th st; for the Lahey Co. to Mrs. Ada Gwynn Callaghan an apartment of 8 rooms in the Len¬ nox Court at 114 and 116 Bast 71st st, and in the same building an apartment of 8 rooms to Whitney R. Truman. DOUGLAS L. ELLIMAN Sc CO. leased a large apartment, comprising an entire floor, in 540 Park av, to Norris W. Mlindy; a large apart¬ ment in 500 Madison av, for Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown Co., agents, to Mrs. W. Lan- man Bull, who recently sold her residence, 805 Sth ay, to the Knickerbocker Club; an apart¬ ment in 122 East 82d st to Mrs. K. S. Schu¬ chardt. DOUGLAS L. ELLIMAN Sc CO., in conjunction with Seton Henry Sc Douglas Gibbons, leased lor Wm. Erhart, 43 East 53d st, a modern 5-aty American basement house, on a lot 20x100, to J. R. Dilworth. J. B. ENGLISH leased for Fischer Lewine and Isluore H. Kempner the store In 128 West 48th st to Joseph Ciardi, of 119 West 26th St. J. B. ENGLISH leased tor Mrs. J. C. Long, to Antonio Naval, the 3-sty building at 257 West 52d st; for Wm. S. Grey, the upper part of the newly completed building at 129 West 45th st, to B. Dewitt; for Cora Lapsley, the dwelling at 161 West 49th st, and 234 West 48th st, for the Wessex Realty Co. M. FORMAN & CO. leased for the Renrew Realty Co. the 10th floor ot 291 7th av to Plaster & Bleir, ot 291 7th av. M. FORMAN & CO. leased the third loft at 12 West 21st St. to Berkman & Klatzln, and the sixth, floor at 13 West 20tli st. to Deutchman Bros., and the tenth floor at 291 Seventh ave. to Flaster & Bleir. M. FORMAN & CO. rented lor David S. Price In 30 West 20th st the top loft to the Big "Q" Cloak and Suit Co., ot 29 West 19th st, and the 2d loft to Emil Haas, of Boston, Mass. THE JULIUS FRIEND. EDWARD M. LEWI CO. leased from the plans tor the Aeon Realty Co. tbe 7th floor In 36 to 46 Bast Slst st to Max Bdison of 118 West 22d St. GOODWIN & GOODWIN rented tor Jacob K. Levy to Dr. David P. Waldman the S-sty private dwelling at 3 West 120th st. THE W. W. HARRISON CO. leased their small store at 34th st. and Fifth ave. to the Jeannette Co., now at 1603 Broadway, tor a term of years. A. KANE & CO. leased the private dwelling at 647 Manhattan av for Mrs. EUen Sica to F. W. Lloyd. Borrowers having desirable property on which loans are wanted can he accommodated in any amount at prevailing rates of interest. Submit your loans and we can take care of them promptly. Lawyers Title Insurance & Trust Co. 188 Montague St., Brooklyn 1354 Broadway, Brooklyn 160 Broadway, Manhattan 381-383 East 149th Street 367 Fulton Street, Jamaica New York City^s Best Buildings Are Burning Bituminous Coal They are saving thousands of dollars every year from their coal bills by burning soft coal smokelessly in Kewanee Smoke¬ less Firebox Boilers. Government reports of the heat values of various grades of Anthracite and Bituminous coals prove that dollar for dollar Bituminous Coal is a better buy than Anthracite. For instance; the cheapest Anthracite that can be burned in a regular straight draft boiler is a pea size costing about $4.75 per ton and containing 12,000 heat units per pound or a No. 1 Buckwheat costing about $3.50 and containing 11,500 heat units per pound. While the run of mine Bitumi¬ nous costs only $3.75 per ton and ^contains more than 14,000 heat units per pound. I^EWAJNeE, Smokeless Firebox Boilers are burning the cheap grades of Bitunii- nous coal smokelessly in some of the best buildings in New York City an.d else¬ where. They will burn any- soft coal and still keep with¬ in the provision of the strictest smoke ordinance ever passed. They are saving own¬ ers of building: thousands of K^WAMErEi B911-&R GSA^AmT Kew^anee, Illinois Steel Power and Heating Boiler>, Radiatori, Tankt and Garbage Bumeri New York City, 47 W. 42nd Street