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Real estate record and builders' guide: [v. 96, no. 2475: Articles]: August 21, 1915

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314 RECORD AND GUIDE August 21, 1915 Wants and Offers The rate for Advertising under this heading is 15 cents per line, nonpareil measurement, with a minimum of four lines. Copy received until 3 P. M. Friday. enramuuimituiinainimiiiiii LEASES. i.......... i^ruumiinjiTEuimmniniiiiiiiiumiju luii PARQUET FLOOR. New hig-h class (never laid) for sale at a bargain, size 16'9" x 21'6". Box 648, Record & Guide. WK ARE entirely out of NEW YORK Edition of Record and Guide of Sept. 14- 21-28, 1912, and Oct. 26, 1912. We will pay 20 cents tor these numbers. This offer will expire on Aug. 28, 1915. Record and Guide Company, 119 W. 40th Street. EXPERIENCED Broker wants change; manager of leasing department for mid- town concern for past seven years; sell¬ ing, business and factory rentals. Box 678, Record and Guide. SUPERINTENDENT wishes position as manager of a twelve-story building. Twelve years' experience; Al references. Box 680, Record and Guide.______________ FINE opportunity for Christian young man to take care of rentals, sales office having large management business; state experience. Box 684. Record and Guide. WANTED—Position in management de- partment, 15 years' practical experience; thorough knowledge of repairs, mechani¬ cal equipment, department orders, viola¬ tions, renting, collecting. Box 682. Record and Guide. A REAL ESTATE agent, thirty-one, married, seventeen years' experience, de¬ sires full charge of one or two apartment houses, Washington Heights or Dyckman street tract preferably. Will take an apartment as payment for services. Ex¬ ceptional references. Address Box 686, Record and Guide. SECRET.^RY-TREASURER and General Manager for nine years of large building firm desires position with Real Estate or Building concern at moderate salary; pos¬ sesses initiative, education and extensive practical experience. Box 688, Record & Guide. WATER FRONT FOR SALE or TO LEASE 37th ST., EAST RIVER Apply WM. A. KANE, 419 E, 46th St, Large Gowanus Water Front Bankrupt Sale Bulk-headed, Improved Deep Water MESSIMER & CARREAU 101 Park Ave., New York Telephone Murray Hill 662 WANT Particulars of Business Property FOR SALE OR TO LEASE Canal to 59th Street HEIL & STERN 1165-1167 BROADWAY N. W. Cor. 27th Street TELEPHONE, 9570 MADISON SQUARE TSjil'd ilO^i- COLUMBUS AVE WTO«T* STS. 90* ST ANO AMSTCROAM AVI. VAuIuiu Takes Over Lease. The Metropolitan Trust Company, George C. Van Tuyl, president, has taken over the lease of D'Orsay, per- fiimers, on the two-story building at 716 Fifth avenue, which has still fifteen years to run. An uptown branch is to be established at that location. The D'Orsay firm rented the building last fall from Schumann &: Sons who had originally leased the property from the Zabriskie Estate for twenty-one years. Ribbon Firm to Move. Johnson, Cowdin & Co., manufacturers of silk ribbons, for many years at the southwest corner of 18th street and Fifth avenue, have leased the store and basement of the building which is now being completed at 38-44 East 30th street. This building covers a plot 72x 100, and is being erected by the 40 East 30th Street Co. The brokers in the transaction were L. Tanenbaum, Strauss & Company. Belgian Artists Lease Store. J. Romaine Brown Company and Louis Kempner & Son have leased the store at 2170 Broadway to the Rem¬ brandt Galleries for five years. Jules Martin Minne and other Belgian artists will be associated. Many pictures for¬ merly at the main store in Ghent will be placed on exhibition. New 23d Street Removal. Heil & Stern have leased for Louis Stern, Benjamin Stern and estate of Isaac Stern in 28-30 West 23d street, through to 9-19 West 22d street, the third floor, comprising about 20,000 feet of space. The lessees, Berliner, Strauss & Meyer, are manufacturers of men's neckwear, who have been located on lower Broadway for more than twenty years. Building Filled from Plans. Douglas L. Elliman & Company have leased the last remaining apartment in the new building under construction at 400 Park avenue, to Mrs. William Wal¬ lace. Brokers, Attention! The Realty Associates desire to co-operate with brokers in every way possible. We sell property on easy terms, paying full commissions to brokers. We have lots, flats, dwellings, and business property in all parts of Brooklyn, making a specialty of our well known Easy Housekeep¬ ing Homes in Prospect Park tast, Fifty-Fourth Street and other sec¬ tions of Brooklyn. It will pay you to get in touch with us. Realty Associates Capital and Surplus $5,000,000 162 REMSEN ST. BROOKLYN Telephone 6480 Main FOR SALE or TO LEASE 329 E. 38th St.(Vacant) SUITABLE FOR STORAGE WM. A. KANE, 419 E. 46th St. Mortgage Loan Specialist J. R. WESTERFIELD 115 Broadway, New York Manhattan. AMES & Co. have leased for Bertha K. Bart¬ lett and Helen M. Post the building 115 West 28th st to the Kervan Co. of 119 West 28th st; also the dwelling 224 West 37th st for N. Weiss to R. Marchisi, and floor iu &16 6th av for H. Stern to M. Maser. LEON S. ALTMAYER has leased for the es¬ tate of Charles Rosenbaum the dwelling 119 East 78th St. WM. D. BLOODGOOD & CO. leased for Mll- lius Meyer the 2d lott at 13 West 38th st to M. Shilberg; also store at 68 West 45th st for Brickman Bros, to Joseph Manna; and for Cross & Brown, agents, 3d loft at 22 East 41st st to Finger & Brotman, ot 10 West 29th st. CROSS & BROWN CO. leased the Sth floor i^ 31-33 East .32d st to GTillies & Co ; and in con¬ junction with Pease & Elliman rear half of th» 5th floor at 1764 Broadway for the Colt-Stratton Co. to Gadabout Motor Corporation. CROSS & BROW.N CO. has rented the Oth floor of 149 and 151 West 36th st to Sales Pro¬ motion Co., of 47 West 42d st, for Finney Build¬ ing Co.; also 3d floor at 14 and 16 East 33d st to J. Durst, ot 31 East Slst St. CROSS Sc BROWN CO, has leased the 4th loft of 14-18 West 24th st for Harris D. Colt to Ellis Sc Lovett; oflices in 1416 Broadway to Ed¬ ward Hirschfteld tor the Broadway Sc 39th St Co.; in 396 Broadway to M. Seliger for Charles A. Gould ; at 80 Sth av to G. Baum, and at 1765 Broadway to G. H. Joy and Wm. V. Lawrence for Klein & Jackson. JOSEPH P. DAY has leased for Max Ans, Inc., to T. M. Duche & Sons, dealers In con¬ fectioners' supplies, the 6-sty building on the southwest corner of Greenwich and Moore st, on a plot 50x100. DUFF & CONGER have leased for Gilbert 0. Brown to Edward C. Helmerdlnger a large apartment in 1261 Madison ay. DOUGLAS L. ELLIMAN fc CO. have leased for Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler 125 East 38th st, a 5-sty residence, to Chester H, Aldrich of Delano Se Aldrich. DOUGLAS L. ELLIMAN Sc CO. leased apart¬ ments in 399 Park av tor Samuel A, Herzog and William Ziegler, Jr., to James J. Cald¬ well : in 383 Park av to Charles R. Sherlock; in 20 East 48th st to Mrs. G. Cunningham Snyder; and 45 East 62d st for the Potter- Mordecai Syndicate to Montaigu La Montagne. DOUGLAS L. ELLIMAN & CO. leased apart¬ ments in 373 Park av for Harry Content and the Montana Realty Co. to Mrs. John A. Logan. Jr., ot Newport. R. I.; also in 222 West ."i9th st for Barrom G. Collier to Arthur J. Moulton ; in 287 Lexington av to Miss Isabelle Coles ; re¬ newed leases in 26 East 49th st to Edgar B. Von Glatz. and in 157 East Slst st to Harold Neuhof and A. C. Bade. EWING. BACON Sc HENRY have leased the store, part of the basement and the entire flrst floor of the Anderson Art Galleries, at 13 and 17 East 40th st, to Grange Se Walter, Inc, EDWARD S. FOLEY & CO. leased store at 208 West 14th st to J. A. Thomas and at 95 Sth av to Fritz Guggenbuhl. EDWARD S. FOLEY Sz CO. rented dwellings at 169 West 12th st for Mrs. M. Grindell to William Thompson: at 129 West 1.3th st for Salvation Army to Elsie Vassilokus; at 239 West 13th st for the estate of Marv Rlardon to Mrs. Emilie Smith ; at 248 West l-Sth st for Joseph L. Buttenwieser to Mrs. T. Zwiner: at 241 West 16th st for G. S. Westervelt to Mrs. Amelia Dansand: at 245 West 16th st for Jpseoh L. Buttenwieser to Mrs. M. Jones: at 239 West 34th st for Mrs. J. • Ford to Miss Frances Cross Gaither. GOODWIN Sc GOODWIN rented for Melble E. Williams to Maria Milanasi the 3-sty dwelling at 7 West 119th st. M. Se L. HESS. INC., leased the 4th and 5th lofts at 5-9 West 37th st. to the International Hat Works of 30 West 21st st, at an aggregate rental of about $50,000. M. Sc L. HESS. INC., have leased tor the estate of Edward P. Slevin the store and base¬ ment at 9 West 20th st to the National Sales Co., dealers In hospital furniture nnd sunnlles, of 212 Sth av: space In 49-53 East 21st st to the Alvin Knitting Mills, of 1270 Broadway ; and In 17-21 East 22d st to Bauer & Flnkle- steln. JOHN J. KAVANAGH has leased for Georglne Campbell the store at 922 Madison av to Schwarz fc Forger. WILLIAM B. MAY te CO. leased In the Albany. Broadwav and S2d sts. store to the Western Union Telegraph Co ; In the Sher¬ wood Studio Bnlldlng. .57th st and Rth av, a studio tn Leo Ellshemlus, and the 4-sty resi¬ dence 110 East Rlst st to G. M. P. Murphy; and 28 East 39th st. the 4-sty residence, fur¬ nished, to Winthrop Burr. MOORE Sc WYCOFF leased apartments at lis East 54th st tn J. S. Ferguson- In 123 East SSd st to Alfred Hopkins and .Tohn Neil¬ son ; and In conlunction with M^ortbington Whitehouse to Robert C. St George; also In coniunctlon with VanVranken & Co. to Mrs. .krtn-t P. Glover. MOORE & WYCOFF and M. Sc L. Hess fine.) leased the entire 10th floor of the Passavant Building at 440 4th av to the Vogue Co., pub¬ lishers of 443 4th av. MORRIS PLAN CO. has leased large offlces in the Equitable Building, comprising 9.000 sq. tt. at the Broadway and Cedar st corner of the third floor. PEASE Se ELLIM.4N have leased 70 River¬ side dr, a 4-stv house, for Dr. Nathan Klein to Mrs. M. J. Rich. PEASE & ELLIMAN have leased for Mrs. John H. Flagler to William Clark the 5-sty house 17 Park av; also made renewals of apartment leases : In 165 West 72d st to Oeorg* T. Dreyfuss; in 116 West .59th st to Walter M. Barringer; In 58 West 58th st to Owen Braln- ard : and In 601 Madison ay to Miss Elizabeth Coulter.