REAL ESTATE RECORD AND BUILDERS' GUIDE.
VOL. XXIX. NEW YORK, SATURDAY/MAT 13, 1882 No. 739
Published Weekly by The then unless we have very heavy crops. Madison to Washington square. The mar Then the banks are contracting their curren ket value of the property would increase for, REAL ESTATE RECORD ASSOCIATION cy; wheat holds its own in Chicago, and corn although fashionable private houses would TERMS: is working higher. Production continues no longer be looked for in that quarter. Fifth ONE YEAR, in advance - - - - - $6.00 unabated, while consumption", is falling off. avenue from Forty-second street down The demand for iron has ceased, which would be a headquarters for clubs, first-class Communications should be addressed to shows a stoppage of construction and a ces apartment houses as well as great ware e. W. SWEET, 191 Broadway. sation of the demand for new tools, always houses for the sale of substantial and fancy J. T. LINDSEY, Business Manager. a bad sign. Everything depends on the goods of an artistic character. The Grand crops, ana there will be nothing certain Central Depot is an argument for the devel While not so many new ^dwellings are about them until July. We will probably opment of a great retail trade centre around being put up this May, there is, after all, a have less cotton than last year ; wheat does Reservoir square. In view of the travel be great deal of activity in altering old houses, not xjromise more than an average crop, but tween the elevated station on Forty-second in providing accommodations for new busi if the weather is favorable more oats and street and the depot, it is surprising that be ness enterprises, and in starting or com corn will be grown than in any other year fore this private houses have not been con pleting large apartment houses. Times may in the history of the country. The falling verted into stores. ' A horsecar track on be bad in general trade, but it is evident off in the demand for coal and iron must in Forty-second street is very much needed, that our mechanics will have all they can time have its effect upon the price of the coal while an elevated railw.ay from river to river do for tlie year to come. Plumbers, masons, stocks; in short, the immediate future, ex along that street, would be a real accommo house painters, plasterers, all are busy, while cept in real estate, looks dubious. The in dation. It would improve the value of the house furnishers and decorators are vesting public are not in the stock market, the property, but the private houses would pretty well assured of constant work until but there is still a great deal of money in the rapidly disappear to give place to the store the winter season. Still there will be not so country, and in times like these it is seeking and the warehouse. many new private houses as were erected real estate for an investment, Governments last summer, but the increase in the num giving.too small an interest for the average THE NEW TRUNK RAILROAD. ber of apartment houses will doubtless make investor. up for the lack of increased accommodia- Referring to our article on the New York, tious. Despite the croakers the country is West Shore & Buffalo Railway in the last growing, while the percentage of increase is A NEW BUSINESS CENTRE, PERHAPS. number of THE RECORD a correspondent greater in New York than in the country at A short tine since we published the opin asks whether tlie business of building new lai'ge. ion of a real estate expert that the time railroads, and especially additional trunk would come when Reservoir square, from lines, is not 'being overdone. THE RECORD All who have watched the transactions in Fortieth to Forty-second street, and from was one of the first journals to warn people vacant lots on this island, will have noticed Fifth to Sixth avenue, would become a great against the speculative railroad fever, but it many changes in ownership on "the West business centre. At that time it was sup seems to us that in reference to certain rail Side, above Fifty-ninth street, between posed that the reservoir would be removed road enterprises the general indiscriminate Eighth and Ninth avenues. It 13 the unani and a iDark created of the whole two blocks. cry against. too much railroad building is mous opinion of experts that the next build It is now very doubtful whether the reser unjustified. It has been shown, for instance, ing movement of any magnitude will be in voir will ever be removed. Open spaces at that in the case of the New York, West that locality. Brokers say that the majority tractive to pleasure seekers, build up in time Shore & Buffalo Railway, an entire new of the new owners are people who intend to a lucrative retail business, as witness the country, one of the richest and most fertile build within the next three years. There City Hall park, Union squ.ire and partially regions of the state, lying immediately along would be more signs of it to-day, were it Madison square. This must have been the the west shore of the Hudson River, will not for the advance in the prices of labor view of ^Pottier^& Stymus, as they have pur obtain the first direct railway communica and material. The activity at present, so far chased a portion of the ground now occu tion with New York it has ever had. The a5 dwelling houses is concerned, is more mani pied by Rutgers Female College on which to New York Herald, in its financial article of fest on the central zone above the park, be erect a splendid warehouse to exhibit their last Monday, very correctly prognosticated tween Second and St. Nicholas avenues; but furniture to those who wish to purchase. that the development of the west shore of the class of houses going up in that quarter This movement is significant, especially in the Hudson would even be more wonderful are not of a choice variety. They are in view of the presence of Brewster's .carriage than that of the east shore was, as soon as tended for people of moderate means, and warehouse on the corner of Fifth avenue the New York, West Shore & Buffalo Rail some are apartment houses'of a rather cheap and Forty-second street. Some years since way would be running. This it is to be kind. There are as yet no signs of any there was a general impression that Fifth rejnembered is a growing country. Between building movement on the heights, west of avenue, between Madison square andThirty- 'Gland '81 the three trunk lines, the Central, Morningside Park. Brokers report a quiet foiu'th street would become the seat of a Erie aud Pennsylvania, increased their earn movement going on to absorb West Side certain retail trade. It was supposed that ings from 130,000.01)0 to $80,000,000, to use property by persons who are intent upon jewelers, art and bric-a-bi-ac dealers, confec round figures, or SCO per cent. This is a speculation. While the houses on the flat tioners and other departments of what is yearly increase of 17 percent., and the West land immediately north and south of One known as the carriage trade, might grow up bound freight business, from New York Hundred and Twenty-fifth streec are not of in that portion of our fashionable avenue, City, which is much the most remunerative, a costly character, the contemplated struc aud there are certain such establishments increased from 715,000 tons in '78 to 1,198,000 tures west of the Central Park are fine there which seem to do a profitable business. tons in '81, or 67 per cent, in three years, apartment houses. • On Ninth avenue it is But it is evident that dealers of that kmd although the rates from Boston and via believed that large structures will be erected think that for the present there is more Canada w ere less than the New York, rates. for families above, with stores below. money to be made in ^Twenty-third street. People forget that the existing trunk lines Sixth avenue or even Fourteenth street. But were all opened nearly 30 years ago, and Pottier & Stymus and Brewster may create chat since that time the population west of The outlook in the general markets is not a new break upon this fashionable quarter. Buffalo and Pittsburg has already increased particularly brilliant, indeed, it may be said The opening of a few similar establishments from 5,782,400 to.1.9,132,800 or nearly 300 per to be blue. Gold is beginning to leave our below Forty-second street would soon make cent, up to 18S0, while the miles of railroad shores in large quantities, and there does not that section of Fifth avenue as unfashionable which arc the feeders of the trunk lines have seeni to be any likelihood of a stoppage of ^ns is the portion which .now/extends from giwyn from 6,000 to 53,583 or over 700 per the drain until September next, and not 476 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD May 13, 1882 cent., and yet no new trunk lines has since children in their spare hours from school Fifth avenue by 100 feet on Thirty-eighth street, been built to bring to Neiv York the traffic may assist in contributing (to the general and the stables adjoining 25x100 on Thirty-eighth of these additional 13,500,000 of people and support of the family. While on the other street. These assessed valuations may be a guide 46,000 miles of raihvay. hand, it is said^ statistics will show that at to those who think of purchasing when the sale The same coi respondent asks us if we can least 75 per cent, of the young girls that are takes place. 4-*-> give him some information as to the precise employed in cigar making in the factories NEW YORK REALTY AT ALBANY. route of the new railway, its grades, curves, turn out badly. One thing is certain, no [From our Special Correspondent.J &c. The New York, West Shore «fe Buf such law as the one contemplated should be ALBANY, May 11. falo Railway starts'.from Weehawken, oppo passed, as it would drive from 18,000 to 20,- Now that the busy portion of tlie session is reached, site Forty-second street, and extends along 000 persons out of New York and_into New the measures affecting iniirovements, interest in realty the west side of the Hudson river to Athens Jersey or the surrounding neighborhood. If and buildings in New York are being pushed forward with more energy than heretofore, and action is taken and Albany, and then in a westerly direction any such law should be enforced the result with less consideration than dnring the earlier daj's of through the Mohawk Valley to Buffalo, would be disastrous in the extreme to not the session. passing through (or near) Haverstraw, West only the many houses now occupied in the I was in error in stating In my last letter that the Point, Cornwall, Newburg, Rondout, Kings district north of Fifty-ninth street and east bill remodeling the building laws, sent here by the ton, Saugerties, Coxsackie, Schenectady, present building department, had been reported. The of Third avenue by those engaged in cigar report was made on another bill introduced by the Utica, Oneida, Syracuse, Rochester, and making, but to the numerous small shop same person, and a short act, with a like or similar other important points. A ferry will ply I'eepers, carpenters, painters and tradespeo title. The Esterbrook act has not been reported, and between the terminus of the road and ple who are dependent on this large element ex-Superintendent McGregor is still here pointing out Forty-second street, and "also some down its defects, and claiming that the bill brought here by of the population for their support. him has far better provisions, having been prepared town slip, probably in the vicinity of Liberty *•«-» by the assistance of competent architects, and of ihose street, for the accommodation of business MININa INFORMATION. who have studied the biulding laws of the leading men. A remarkable feature about the New Tiie Tombstone Company has|come to grief cities of Europe. Special claim is laid on the provision York, West Shore & Buffalo Railway is because it paid dividends while running in debt, that the bill allows that walls in the upper stories in due to litigation. The shares were ran down buildings like those of the Mills in Broad street and that one-third of the entire road is perfectly from $5 to $3. Should the dividends be applied the Morse in Nassau street, to be constructed thinner level, and most of it in valleys where the to the payment of tbe debt, the mine would than for the lower stories, and thereby obviate un farmers will have a down haul. The grade doubtless recover its credit. John A. Church, its necessary weight and pressure. and curves are wonderfully favorable to The biU that was reported last week was an act in superintendent, is a graduate of the Columbia troduced by Mr. Van Allen, of this section, which low operating expenses and a pleasant School of Mines, and stands high in the profession provides that " the otllcer in the Fire Department of as a mining engineer. che city of New York, now known as Inspector of motion of the cars. The maximum grade is Buildings, shall hereafter be known and designated as only 20 feet to the mile going east (the direc The Horn Silver has issued a very full and Superintendent of Buildings. The Bureau of Inspec satisfactory report. This is one of the great mines tion of Buildings in said department shall have such tion in which the great bulk of the trafiic inspectors, clerks and messengers as the Board of Fire moves) and 30 feet to the mile going west, of the world, and is, we imderstand from every Commissioners shall designate and appoint; subject, source, excaptionally well managed. It has however, to the revision of the Board of Estimate and which is something almost unique in the Apportionment; provided, that the aggregate expense more reserves in sight than ever before, and has there of shall not exceed the total amount duly appro history of railroads. What is perhaps even immense bodies of ore, much of which is, how priated for such purpose. The Fire Commissioners more remarkable is that the West Shore is a may from time to time designate an inspector to act ever, refractory. as Deputy Superintendent of Building.s, who shall have straight line to the^°extent >f four-fifths of Mine owners'are very much incensed against authority to make surveys of unsafe or damaged buildings, and who, in the absence or disability of the the entire road, and thafc the maximum the Central and Union Pacific roads for the way Superintendent, may perform any duty or exercise curve on 403 miles (out of 435) is only two in which the freight charges are laid. The com any power or authority in reference to buildings or structures imposed by law upon said bureau or depart degrees. Even on the remaining 23 miles panies charge not by weight or bulk, but accord ment. Such designation shall be in writing and shall the maximum curve is only four degrees. ing to the. richness of the ore. They levy a be filedi n the offlce of said bureau " This question of grades and curves is a very graduating rate, the richest ores paying far the The second section requires the Board of Appor important one, particularly to new railroads, most money. The charges, of course, of all tionment, upon the requisition of the Fire De kinds are excessive. partment, to make an appronriation for the amount for it has been estimated that it takes just The rich streak of oi-e in the Bodie mine con required to carry out the provisions of this act for this double the power to haul a given load up a tinues in depth. The ore gets richer as it year, and in each subsequent yearto be included in the annual budget. The third section repeals the pro grade of 36 feet than is required for a level approaches the Standard mine. The output of track. A road so smooth, easy and straight, vision in the charter of the city limiting the expenses the Bodie mine is about $40,000 a mouth and the and salaries of the Bureau of Inspection of Buildings. should certainly be operated at a low cost. expenses §30,000. The superintendent says he The Assembly has passed the bill of Mr. Murphy's, According to the experience of the old trunk could easily increase the product to $50,000 a to abolish the small-pox reception hospital and dog lines, as indicated by the figures given above, month, but it will be nearly three months before pound, at East Sixteenth street and to convert block the natural increase of business on the West Bodio will be in a condition to utilize its rich ore on which they are located into a park to be known as Shore road, after it has gone into operation, reserves, provided the ore holds out on winze 17. East.Riverside Park. In advocacy of the bill, Mr. Morrison stated that the section of the city surround should be from 15 to 30 per cent, per annum, The speculative dealings in Robinson con tinue. If this fine mine had been well handled at ing it, was thickly populated and one of the most com and it should certainly become a most pact tenement portions of the metropolis, and that on the start it might have heen a steady dividend the property which is proposed to convert into a park, valuable property as it will be one exceed payer like the Ontario, the Standard or the ingly useful to the development of the was the small-pox reception hospital, a dog pound and Homestake; but it should never have paid more a garbage dump, endangering the health of the popu State. than 25 cents a month. Its different manip lation there. The bill was made necessary because the ulators, however, have worked the mine health authorities would not act and take steps to re There is now a bill pending before the with a view to the stock market values, and it move the nuisances which threatened to bring on an epidemic. Legislature, looking towards the stoppage of has in consequence been gutted and discredited. A bill has been introduced this week, by Mr. E. C cigar making in tenement houses. It is We judge the recent developments in the lower levels settle the fact that the mine is stUl a good Sheehy, which provides that %vherever it is required claimed that this bill is being agitated in the one, but it is not a stock for an investor to have by law that fire escapes shall be provided in the city of New York, it shalt be the duty of the Incpeclors of interest of the Trades' Unions and Socialists, anything to do with. who wish to prevent any competition with Buildings to direct them to be so provided, and all fire Chrysohte was very active one day this week, escapes erected upon or attached to any building in the members of their societies who work in and the stock fluctuated from $4.60 to $5.30. said city, may be constructed and attached in any the cigar factories. It is a well-known fact There has been some talk of a dividend. Since form or manner approved by the Fire Commissioners. that these unions will not permit any appren the present management took this mine from the The bill introduced by Mr. Grady amending the tices to work in the factories, and conse Roberts crowd it has paid $400,000 of debt, thirtieth section of the building laws, referred to in my quently there would be no place from which distributed $500,000 in dividends, and accumu last letter, has passed the Senate. lated $300,000 surplus. The developments in the The act of Mr. Treanor's for the filling in and im to recruit the ranks of those engaged in this provement of the section from Twenty-ninth to Fifty- most important industry which is now cen mine have been pushed forward steadily, and it ninth street, from Eleventh to Twelfth avenne, has never looked better even when the stock was tering m New York. Dr. Monroe Morris, also passed the Senate. seUing as high as $40. It has a very large who perhaps more than anyone else has The act refered to in last week's letter, for the open amount of territory unexplored. ing of a street eighty feet wide, from Centre street, been the means of establishing our sanitary a opposite the approach to the Brooklyn bridge, to regulations, has repeatedly asserted that It may interest dealers in realty to know that Great Jones street, has been favorably reported in cigar manufaniurinj; in tenement houses was the Washington Heights property of James Gor both Houses. in no way prejudicial to the health of the don Bennett is assessed at $150,000, that is at the The act which passed the Senate two or three weeks since, requiring the change of the grades of the tenants. How much better it is for this in rate of $8,000 an acre. The Bennett Building iu Nassau street is assessed at $500,000, while the streets, from Eighty-fourth to [Ninety-sixth street, dustry to be carried on in these houses where between the Boulevard and Riverside drive, has also the daughters may work alongside of the property on the northeast corner of Thirty-eighth been favorably reported by the Assembly Confmittee street and Fifth avenue, including the stables, is father andj'mother, and where even the on Cities. taxed on $90,000. The house is on a lot 44.5 feet on A bill amending the seventh section of'the law of May 13, 1882 THE REAL ESTATE RECORQI 477
1876, relative to dumping of matter in the waters of present year, and regulates the management of that streets. The houses on Lexington avenue will be the port of New York, has passed both Houses and department. The expense to be paid as that of all three-story brown stone, while those on Thi'd avenue gone to the Governor. It provides that it shall not be lawful to place or deposit in the waters of the port of other departments are now, instead of by bonds. will be four-story flat houses vrith stores. It is not yet New York any dredgings, sand, mud, refuse, or other The question of leasing real estate by the city is deflnitely decided if the houses on the street will be material of any kind or description whatever. When also coming in |for legislation, and a bill has been privale dwelUngs or flats. any slip, basin or shoal in the port of New York shall introduced by Mr. Murphy and reported, to. regulate E. Gandolfo has designed plans' for a suburban be dreclgcd or excavated, all dredsrings, sard, mud, or other material taken therefrom shall be removed, or such leasing. It provides that all applications to residence for Richard Shurtleff, to be erected at Keene caused to be removed, by the owner or lessee of such lease any real estate for the purpose of the city Valley in the Adirondacks. slip, basin or shoal, and deposited in some place above government, must hereafter be presented to and high-water mai-k, or behind a bulkhi>ad for filling, or passed upon by the Commissioners of the Sinking towed to sea to a point outside of Sandy Hook, and not Fund, also that it shall be the duty of the Board of FINE FLATS IN AN IMPROVING LOCALITY. less than one mile beyond the outer bar, so that the Among the many flne houses commenced in 1881 on same shall be deposited in deep water. And whenever Aldermen of the city, after due inquiry to be made any slip, basin or shoal not in the port of NewYork by them, to present to the said Commissioners a the" high ground extending north from Seventy-sixth shall be dredged or excavated, all dredgings, sand, statement in writing of the facts relating to any real to One Hundredth streets, and between Third and mud or other material taken therefrom shall, when and Fifth avenues, we nctice the completion of two taken or towed therefrom, upon the waters of the estate proposed to be leased, the purposes for which port of New York for deposit in the water, be depos such lease is required by the city, with their opinion and three stoi-y basement and cellar high-stoop brown- ited in some place above high-water mark, or behind the reasons therefor, and as to the fair and reasonable stone houses, 21x60x100.8, situated on the south side a bulkhead-'for filling, or shall be towed to a point rent of said premises. The said Commissioners, upon of Ninety-second street, 88 feet east of Lexmgton outside of Sandy Hook, and not less than one mile avenue, by Joseph Schwarzler. These elegant houses beyond the outer bar, so that the same shall be depos such report, and upon such further inquiry as they in ited in deep water. And for every violation of the their discretion may make, shall authjrlze a lease of are arranged in flats and can be easily converted into provisions of this beetion in respect to the removal such premises as shall be specified in their resolution, private dwellings. The first floor and basement, con nnd deposit of dredgings of slips, basins and shoals, at the rent therein set forth, for a period not exceed taining nine rooms, constitute an apai-tment for one the owner or lessee of such slip, basin, or shoal, and family. The flats above contain seven rooms and. all persons engaged in removing or transporting such ing five years; but such lease shall not be authorized dredgings. sand, mud, or other material, shall .jointly except at a fair and reasonable rent, and unless the like the flrst, are arranged with every convenience and severally forfeit and pay the sum of five dollars Board of Aldermen are satisfied, and shall so express and all modem improvements, including range, dumb for every cubic yard of material removed from such that it would be for the interest of the city that a waiter, stationary tubs, speaking tubes and electric slip, basin, or schoal, not disposed of as required by bells. this section; to be recovered in the name of and by lease of the premises for the purposes specified should the said Board of Commissioners of Pilots. One half be made. Without the consent of the said Board of The chaste and handsome fronts, with broad, high of all sums so recovered shall be retained by the said Aldermen the premises leased shall not be used during stoop and half-portico entrance, are faced with large Commissioners. the period of the lease for the purposes other than round columns. These support heavy projecting con The Assemblj-, after a sharp contest, has advanced specified in said resolution. If the city shall, prior to cave fluted entablatures, which impress one wi'h a to third reading a bill introduced by Mr. Breen, to pro' the making of the lease, have entered upon the pos sense of substantial solidity. All the walls are built vide for additional cheap and frequent railway transit i n New York, by requiring that it shall not be lawful for session of the property, the lease may be ma<^e to of selected hard brick and clean, sharp sand. The any person or corporation operating the New York commence as of the date when the occupation com floors are all double and are cabinet-trimmed in flne & Harlem Railroad, to charge, collect, or receive a menced. polished black walnut. The halls are pannel-trimmed greater rate of fare than ten cents for each passenger . conveyed for any distance upon said railroad, between in the same material from the basement to t he top floor. the Grand Central Depot, at Foi-ty-second street in the The arrangement of each flat is in the saloon style, city of New York, and Woodlawn station and depot in OUT AMONG THE BIIILDERS. with sliding embossed glass doors, and contain ample said city; and that between the hours of flve and a Messrs. Cowperthwait & Co. will erect abrick work closer room. The windows are .all of double French half o'clock, A. M., and eight and a half o'clock, A. M., from April first to November flrst, and between the shop, at a cost of $5,000, on the rear portion of the plate glass. Each parlor contains a large pier mirror hours of six o'clock, A. M.. and nine o'clock, A.M., from premises recently purchased by them on Chatham extending to the ceiling, with heavy cornice continued November first to April first, and between the hours street. over both front windows. On the first floor there are of four and a half o'clock, p. M., and seven o'clock, p. Daniel^Schoonmaker proposes to erect two four-story two pier mirrors, besides a large mantel mirror, which is M . each day, which are hereby designated '" commis sion hours," the rate of fare shall not exceed flve brown stone flat houses with stores, on the east side of supported by a beautiful wooden mantel surrounding cents for each passenger conveyed any distance with Third avenue, immediately adjoining the southeast a spacious fire-place trimmed with polished brass, in the limits of said route. corner of One Hundred and Second street where he is and encaustic tiles. The hearth of same material, The bill to reduce tbe rates of ferriage on the Thirty- now building. added to the fine gas fixtures, present a very attrac fourth street and Long Island ferry has passed the Horace Greeley Knapp is at work on the plans for a tive appearance. The entire hall and vestibule are Assembly. unique two-story:[cottage, to be erected • at Stony laid in encaustic tiles, and the latter is wainscoted in The aet creating a general Jaw under which street Point by B. J. Allison, at a cost of $2,C00, It is ex fine marble. Even the bell-handle plate is of marble. horse railroads ean be constructed in cities and villages pected that considerable building will take place in The door trimmings, locks, &c., are of fine bronze. of the State passed the Assembly to-day after a sharp this locality during the coming.sumffler. Mr. Knapp The plumbing is first class, all traps bemg ventQated struggle, in which Iho.se who are in the interest of this is now located at No. 46 West Twenty-third street. at the roof. In fact everything has been done to make class, who own private carriages, opposed it, specially W. H. Hume has completed the plans for a magnifi the sanitary condition of these houses perfect. The declaring that the bill would en.able the construction cent mausoleum to be erected at Cypress Hill by the haUs are heated and are lighted from roof with Bickle- of a railroad in Forty-second stree"^, where a road Seligman family. It will be of granite, hexagonal in haupt's patent metallic sky-light. The cellar walls ought not to be built, when in fact, it is more needed form and capped by a granite dome surmounted by a are smooth-plastered and laid in cement. The sunken there Ihan in any other portion of the ciiy and not bronze ornament of appropriate design. One side area is laid in blue-stone tiles and surrounded with now containing a street railroad. of the hexagonal forms the entrance porch, which has fine iron railing. These houses will bear the closest inspection from foundation stone to coping, all being The bill of Mr. Sheehy amending the plumbers' act polished granite columns and solid wrought bronze gates and transoms, behind which appear the polished constructed under daily inspection and supervision of of last year, so as to allow the u.se of a particn'ar kind Mr. Schwarzler, who will also complete shortly two of drain pipe, has been reported in the Assembly. granite doors folding into the recesses on either side of the vestibule. From the rear face is a projection to five-story French flats on south side of Ninety-third A bill has been sent here by the officials of New street, 100 feet west of Lexington avenue—one single York, iu relation to the rebuilding of Washington and contain a very handsome stained glass window. The four remaining sides have projections, each of which flat, 30x85x100, and one double flat, 30x85x100—with Jefferson markets, and introduced by Mr. Roosevelt full-portico stoop, and %viU be flnished in all respect with the purpose of having it take the place of the bill cantain ten catacombs. Entering the vault which maintains the hexagonal form, we find the chamber like the two houses described above. These houses heretofore reported. It provides for an expenditure are well worth the attention of investors. of S250,f)00. entirely finished in marble, including the dome. All the interior will be of white Italian marble, except the A bill introduced by Mr. Treanor, has passed trim, columns and groining of the dome, which will be the Senate and reported in the Assembly, providing of richly colored Levanto marble. A peculiar feature SPECIAL NOTICES, for the issue of revenue bonds to the amount of is found in the circular windows, which on the exterior S.=)0,000, to pay certain expenses and awards con, Attention is called to the card of Messrs. Fairchild appear in the vertical walls above the roof of the cata nected with the Spuyten Duyvil and Harlem Eiver & DeWalltearss, which appears in our issue of to-day. combs, but which on the interior are pierced through improvement, in order to expedite that work. The Mr. B, P. Fan-child is one of our oldest and best the dome, thus producing a soft flood of light in the bill repeals the provision in the law of 1881 for.the known auctioners. The firm have two offlces, one at upper part of the rotunda. The cost of this sSructure issue of assessment bonds. No. 9 Beach street and the other at No. Ill Broadway. will be about $40,000. J, F, Burrill and P. W, Fullerton have formed a The act introduced by M. J. Costello to prevent partnership under the firm name of Burrill & Co,, for the slaughtering of animals south of One Hundredth Mr. Hume is also engaged on the plans for the erec the transaction of business in all matters pertaining street, on the east side of the city, has been reported tion of an iron front store and offlce bm'lding, at No. to real estate. Mr. J. F. Burrill was fomerly of Alden in the Assembly. It provides that no person, persons, 3 West Fourteenth street. There will be a projecting & Burrill, and consequently brings a thorough knowl corporations or associations doing business in the city bay window on the flrst floor with plate glass mndows edge of all departments of the real estate business of New York shall be permitted to slaughter or kill an and stained glass transoms. The front of the upper into the new firm. Messrs. Burrill & Co. have a list of ox or oxen, cow or cows, calf or calves, sheep, lambs stories will be octagonal in form. Owner George Hil prominent men as references, as will be seen from their pigs, swine or other cattle in the city of New York, in len. The same architect has the plans in hand for an card, which appears on the last page. 1 heir offices a street, avenue or lane lying south of One Hundredth extension to Mr. A. R. Whitney's residence, on the are at No. 23 Park row, room 10. street and east of the First avenue, on the east side of southwest corner of Seventieth street and Park avenue. said city, or in a street, avenue or lane lying south of The railing in front of London Terrace, (Twenty-third Attention is called lo Bryan OHara's card, which Seventy-second street and west of the Tenth avenue, street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues), is to be re appears on the fouth page, Mr. O'Hara is an old es on the west side of said city. moved. Messrs. David Pettit & Co., of Philadelphia, tablished real estate broker and carries on an exten sive business. He is also a Notary Public, A violation of the above provision is made a misde will erect in its place a very hand.some wrought and meanor and punished by either fine or imprisonment. cast iron railing four and one-half feet high. There Geissenhamer & Getty, will hereafter transact all The long contest over the Sprague Dock Depart will also be a partition four feet high between each their business at 293 Broadway. They*have discon ment bill has ended in striking out of the ninth sec garden. George _Martin Huss will superintend the tinued their Third avenue branch. tion, relative to payment for certain damages and work. J. Mack, as will be seen by his advertisement on the rights of cranagCj and wharfage taken by the city, S. J. Wright vrill erect a storage warehouse and first page, is prepared to furnish all kinds of blue and with that change has been reported by the Com offlce on^the south side of One Hundred and Twenty- stone work at the shortest notice. mittee. It is stated that the city authorities have sixth sti-eet, 16.5 feet east of Third avenue. asked a few other modifications of the bill before it is Samuel H, Bailey proposes to build up the entire Proposals will be received at the Hall of the Board passed. The bill as it now stands provides for one block bounded by Lexington, and Third avenues and of Education, for erecting two stainvays to Grammar commissioner of the Dock Department after the I One Hundred and Sixth and One Hundred and Seventh School No. 20, onGhtystie near Delancey street. 4:78 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD May 13,1882
stone house, No. 323 East Thirtieth street, 20x59x100, W. O. HOFFMAN. MARKET RIEVIEW. to Mrs, Preiss, for $9,450. Hunts Point road, w s, 125 s e of easterly corl John Brown's land, 86.3x125x227 3x43.2x V. K. Stevenson, Jr,, has sold the four-story dwell 130x315.1x101.1 I REAL ESTATE. ing. No. .56 East Forty-ninth street, 20x100, to Mr. North st, centre line, at intersection centre j ^^ For list of lotH and bonses for sale Joseph P. Skillman, of E. S. Jaffray & Co., for $23,500, line Hillside av, 43.3x335.10x183.6x305.... Meadow av, e s, 200 s centre line Maxwell st, I !>!ee pages II., iii. and iri. of advertise- Messrs, Victor Freund & Son have sold the four-story 250x833.6 to centre line Coster av 1- meut»« flat house, No, 33 East One Hundred and Twenty-sev Eastern Bay av. e s, 586 s north line Maple st, enth street, to Otto Lewin for $21,000. runs west 1,586.6 to westerly exterior line Another rather dull week on the Exchange, com- Messrs, Peter Henderson & Co, have purchased the of lands under water. &c., x southeast ])ared with the activity before the first of May. This, 171.9 to centre Prospect st, x east 1,513 to building and ground known as the Merchants' Hotel Eastern Bay av, x north 155 to begin- however, was to have been expected. Rather more on Cortlandt street, \)etween Church and Greenwich has been done in renting the flrst week iu May than streets, 26x138, irregular, for $42,500, They will pull W. H,' Peckham,'' '(Amount diiei aiit' $4,300) 33,560 the last week in April, The continued cool weather down the building and erect a structure suitable for J. T. BOYD. is leading people who thought of going in the country the carrying on of their business as seedsmen, Union st, nws, east half of lot 43 on map North to remain in the city if they can liire houses cheap Melrose, 25x100. H. Wilson, (Amount due, J. M. Gibson has sold the following Jersey City abt$l,0OO) 1.250 enough, Th« concessions that have been male have realty: The plot of ground with the one and one-half" V. K. STEVENSON. JR. materially reduced the number of houses to rent. story house thereon,'known as Nos. 177 and 179 Clen- Still there are many more houses in the market un- *28th St, s s. 175 w lOlh av, 50x98.9: No. 510, dening avenue, 50x90, to Arthur McClure, for $1,400, three-story franie dwell'g, and three-story rent»d than there were at this time last year. It is a and the two-story house No, 373J^ Bramhill avenue, brick tenem't in rear; Nos. 512 and 514, two noticeable circumstance that the unimproved prop 12.0x32x75, to Doris Vreaden, for $1,259, two-story frame, stores and dweU'gs, and erty sold recently has commanded better prices than two-Story frame and one story brick Brooklyn. dweU'g in rear. United States Trust Co. vacant lots as well situated brought earlier in the sea (Amount due, abt $13,000) 10,000 son. It is very evident ihat builders and their backers W. F, Corwith has sold the lot on the east side of W. L HAMERSLEY. have been quietly picking up lots where improvements Guernsey street, 350 feet south of Nassau avenue, for Mulberry st, T^^O. 192, c s, 25x100. threc-slory are likely to take place. The flgures for some of the Joseph H. Palmer to^Patrick McConaghy for $350, and franie (brick front) store and dweU'g, and property sold this week are deceptive, as in some of a lot on the south side of Norman avenue, 25 east of three-stoiy frame dweU'g, and four-story brick tenem't in rear. John G. Wendel.... 8,400 the more important transactions the property was Eckford street, 25x95, lo Bosche Rebers. for Sl,550- bought in. The coming three weeks will be vei-y The purchaser proposes to erect a three-story dwell Total. i741,33"> important ones in the real estate market as much ing and store on the above premises, valuable Jiroperty both improved and unimproved will Messrs. Macomber & Richardson has sold the three BKOOKLTN, N. Y. be put up at' public auction. It will include what stone front housies, Nos, 82,82}^ and SO Vanderbilt ave In the city of Urooklyn Messrs. R. V. Haruett. remains of the famous Jumel estate, the Bennett nue for .'p5,000 eachto Mrs, Griffing; and the private J. Cole, Cole & Murphy and T. A. Kerrigan have property, the Mott estate and the estate of Edward dwelling. No. 258 Lafayette avenue, for $11,000, to King, deceased. The estate last mentioned will be Charles Anderson, made the foUowing sales for the week ending May 13: sold by Adrian H, Muller & Son on Thursday, May 18, Church St. n e cor Columbia st, 30x63.6. Je The following are the sales at the Exchange Sales and includes some splendid property. The flne man rome Husted $300 room forthe week ending May 12: Court st, Nos. 240 and 342, w s, 39.10x80, one sion No. 5 Gramercy Park will be sold; the unimproved • Indicates that theproperty described has been bid story brick store. Jacob Bloom 17,500 propea-ty includes a whole block on the West Side, *Clintori st, s w cor Degraw st, 50x90 [ in for plaintiff's account: bounded by Eleventh avenue, the Boulevard, Ninetieth Degraw st, s s, 90 w Clinton st, 2.5x100 \ 1 he Knickei-bocker Life Ins. Co 10,000 and Ninety-flrst streets; a whole front on One Hun B V, HAKNETT. *Johnson st, n s, 31.4e Washinglon st, 25.6x100. dred and Thirteenth street, between Seventh and St. Columbia st. No. 61, w s, 25x100, three-story WiUiam Barre 5,600 Nicholas avenues, as well as lots on Seventy-second brick dwell'g, and two-story brick stable in MagnoUa st, s w cor Myrtle av plank road, rear. Leasehold. Lease has4years to run; 31.4x74.10. A.Lesansky 83 and Seventy-third streets, between Ninth avenue and ground rent $200, taxes, &.C. E. V. Loew.. • $5,250 Montague st, nes, 325 s e Clinton [st, 25x100. the Boulevard. Rivington st, No. V63, s e cor Sherifl st, 18.9x60, 1-6 part. J. D, Prince 1 3,450 two-story brick store. Jacobs & Bro 7,700 Paciflc st. No. 131. n s, 25.2x100, three-story On May 15,.Richard V. Harnett will sell some valua Sheriff st, No. 25i^, w s, 21.10x100, three-story brown stone dweU'g. A. MUlroy 12,903 ble lots on Seventy-second and Seventy-third streets, brick dweU'g. Jacobs & Bro 6,400 *Prospect st, n w s, 175 s w Hamburg av, 75x llth st. No. 47 W., n s, 26x103.3, four-story brick 100 •' • • 975 east of Ninth avenue. This property is very choice. dweirg. Lespinasse & Friedman..' 22,000 Quincy st, n s, 200 e Marcy av, 20xl01.2x-—x On May 17, the same auctioneer will sell a choice 12th st. No. 711 E., n s, 25x100, five-stOry brick 104. J.Walker 4,459 piece of property on Third avenue, on ^the west side, tenem't. John G, Folsom 13.900 Quiucy st, n s, 220 e Marcy av, 80xl06,9x—x above One Hundred and Sixty-third street. On May 13th st. No, 215 W., n s. 20 10x75, flve-story brick 115,2, J, Walker 3,560 dv. ell'g. Michael Hicks. 16,800 •Raymond st, w s, 9J,6 s Tillary st, 46x100.6. 18, Mr. Harnett sells two lots on the northeast corner of 71st st, n s, 100 w 9th av, 25x102.2, frame Charles Lockitt and ano 3,500 Madison avenue and Eightieth street. This is a dwell'g, J.'J, Clancey 9,C00 State St. n s. 223 e Clinton st, 21.1x108 7. Re guardian sale, and will be a fine site for an apartment 74th st. No. 108 E., s s, 18x74, three-story stone beccaLow— 11,750 front dweU'g. Seth Strauss 12,150 South 4th st, Nos. 3:7 and 319, n s, 50x95. two house. 87th st, n s, 100 e Av B, runs east 215 to East story frame dwell'g and two two-story On May 17, James L. Wells will sell some interesting River, x north — x west 2rf0 x south 100.8. brick dweU'gs in rear. Heury C. Gushland. 4,250 Wm. F. Foster 27,200 *30th st, s w s, 150 s e 3d av, 25x100. Cordelia property in the [^annexed district. It is located on 105th st, s s, 120 e Grand Boulevard, 25x100,1', S.'Steward 400 Third, Lind, Fleetwood and Jackson avenues. One vacant. J. J. Clancey , 4,050 *30tli st, s w s, 175 s e 3d av, 25x100. Cordelia Hundred and Fifty-fourth and One Hundred and Six *134tli st, n s, 125 e Lincoln av. 50x100. Henry S. Steward 1,000 ty-second streets, Arcularius and Clarke places. The G. Wisner, exr. (Amount due, abt $6,50J).. 5,000 *32d st, n e s, 275 s e 3d av. 25x100.3, Agustus *Av A, n e cor 115th st, 75.11x94, vacant. Louis N. Morris, as trustee, &c 300 advertisementlgives all the particulars. Bauer. (Amount due, abt $0,650) 9,000 *Bay Ridge av, nes, 630.10 n w Narrows av, Madison av, s w cor 87th st, 10J.8x87,6, vacant, 221 ft front, Jeremiah E. Tracy 17,000 Gossip of the Weelc. T, Farley 46.700 Flushing av, e s, 50 e Bedford av, 35x07.3. A. Bepelyea...' - 2,0.50 The plot of ground on the southeast corner of Eighth A. H, MULLER & SON. *Gates av, n s. 280 w Patchen av, 20x100. avenue and One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Street, 39th st, s s, 125 w 1st av, 73x98.9, vacant. C. Thomas Smith, Jr 3,400 H. Pollock 11,400 *3d av. s e cor 30th st, 50,2x100. Cordelia S. comprising fom- city lots, has been sold for S25,000 48th st, n s, 350 w llth av, 100x72.6x—x74.6. C. Steward 300 cash. H.Pollock 8,800 The four-story brick office and warehouse building 94th st, n s, 150 w Oth av, 50x100.8, vacant. Wm. Total $100,707 Lalor 6,900 on the east side of Whitehall street, extending from 91th st, n s, adj, 25x100.8. Wm. Lalor. 3,025 Bridge to Stone streets (121,11 on Whitehall, 96.103^ on 94th st, n s, adj, 28.6xl00.8x26.5x—. E. B. BUILDING MATERIAL MARKET. Stone and 75.10}^ on Bridge street), has been sold to Booth .S,850 BRICKS—It is a pretty difflcult matter (o closely place the Goelets, for $330,000. 3d av, n e cor 104th st, 100.2x100. C. H, Pollock 37,200 the value on Common Hards this week. The anticipated John J. Taylor has sold the plot of ground on the SCOTT & MYERS. and nalm-al break in prices has come, but evidently 7th av, e s, 49.11 n 133d st, 22x75, irreg., va not as yet reached its culmination, and all hands are northeast corner of Third avenue and One Hundred cant. B. I. H. Trask. (Amount due, abt in doubt as to just what supplies are worth. In some and First street, 100x110, for $28,000. It is said the $6,000) .' 5,700 instances there seems to be an effort to name us full purchaser has refused an offer of $2,000 per lot over 7th av. e s, 74.11 n 133d st, 22x75, irreg., va figure < as can fairly be claimed on the more recent cant. D. M, Kellogg, . (Amount due, abt sales, holders who have not fully worked off their the above price for his bargain. $4,550) 6,200 high-priced stock in particular thinking this to be a "good policy," but at the present writing pretty Two lots on the east 'side of Third avenue, 50 feet p. F, MEYEK. south of One Hundred and Second street, 50x110, have nearly if not all receivers would be willing to listen to Broome st, Nos. 425 and 437, n e cor Crosby st, $8,25i3i8.50 per M. and it is not improbable that even been purchased by Daniel Schoonmaker, for $15,000. 50x121x50x119, five-story brick (iron front) the above rates may be shaded before tbis reaches S. J. Wright has purchased the plot of ground on store. J. R, Smith. (Rent $14,000) .-.. 160,0^0 our readers. No one has set out to " jump upon " the the south side of One Himdred and Twenty-sixth Nassau st. No. 19, w s, 23 6x88.9x25.,5x88.5, six-, market, but the decline is simply the result of the story brick (stone front) offlce building, J, development of influences for which all hands have street, 165 feet east of Third avenue, 30x100, for about R, Smith. (Rent $21,0110) 170,000 been looking. As we have advised for some little time $7,000. E, A, LAWRENCE & SON. past the buying has been of a very cautious character Messrs. E. H. Ludlow & Co. have sold No. 98 Fifth and flgured closer and closer to actual wants with Clinton st, No. 131, w s, 25x100, three-story every succeeding addition to cost. The result was avenue, formerly tbe residence of the Hon. E. W. brick store and tenem't and fom- and three almost as a matter of course that, when consumers Stoughton, 30x116, for $80,000, and the flve-story Eng story brick tenem't in rear, Francis P, Knapp, (Rent$1.300) , 10,250 completed such jobs as the most imperative lish basement house, No, 581 Fifth avenue (adjoining necessity slone had kept them at work upon, Thompson st. No, 56, e s, 18,9x100, two-story they at once withdrew and demand almost entirely Jay Gould's residence), 20x100, to Dr, M. H. Henry, for frame dwell'g and four-story brick tenem't ceased. With about the former average of supplies, the $100,000 for investment. in rear. James Gioson., 6,700 Slst st, Nos. 327 and 329 E.. n s. 40x98.9, two settling off in price would no doubt have been a trifle The plot of ground on the south side of One Hun slow, and it so happened that manufacturers showing f- ur-story brick tenem'ts. Mrs. R, Flood. a commendable and legitimate desire to get their dred and Efghteenth street, 385 east of Sixth avenue, (Rent $538 each) 10,1550 stocks on the market at this time made their first im 80x100, has been sold for $11,250. C. S. BROVirN. portant shipments, and receivers in a few days found The plot of ground on the sodth side of Sixteenth 56th st. No. 33 W,, ss, 25x110.10. fonr-story stone an accumulation of about three million brick on hand street, 170.6 west of Avenue B, 150x103.3, is about to front dwell'g. Sheppard Knapp .50,000 awaiting customers. A reduction in price was, under the circumstances, a foregone conclusion, and it is be sold to a builder who ^ill erect a row of flve-story JOSEPH MC GUIRB. natural to expect more or less irregularity until tiade brick tenements. Mary st, s s. 325.3 e Morris av, 25x100. Rosa gets fairly in motion algain. The amount of supplies would not under an ordinary demand be considered Messrs. Charles Buek & Co. have sold the fonr-story Deutch, (Amount due, abt $835) 1,040 . A. J. BLEECKER & SON. excessive, and could no doubt have been absorbed with high stoop private dwelling, No. 822 Madison avenue, out difficulty; but, like the sudden damming of a small Greenwich st, n w Vestry st, 41,8x78, three five- 23x56.6x69, to Mr. H, P, Dix, for $55,000, all cash. but steady running stream, a back set was produced story brick stores and tenem'ts, Joseph by the abrupt withdrawal of buyers, and a fuller flow Henry G. Cassidy has sold the three-story brown Smith. (Amount due, abt $27,500) 31,259 May 13, 1882 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. 479
of orders to re-open the outlet is necessary to bring to all intents and purposes suspended for wholesale the market back to a healthy condition. For the parcels, and buyers rarely coaxed out of their indif ?-onr,n®T-P*^, ^eing 53,897,000 feet of lumber and 42,- present all quotations should be accented as nominal. ference by even the ready low rates they could in .j
et al., heirs W. Bloodgood, &c. May Smack, children of EUen L. Smack, to 32d st. No. 10, s s, 200 w 5th av, 25x98.9, 6. nom John Brodbeck. May 8. 3,000 four-story brick (stone front) dwelling. Pearl st, No. 176, s s, 31.7x102x27.10x100.9, 12th st. No. 117 E., n s, 360 w 3d av, SOx James H. Alexander xo John E. Alexan four-story brick ofiice building. Fore 103.3, three-story brick dweU'g. Agnes der. May 6. nom close. Edwai'd S. Dakin to The National T. Conway wife of James J., Brooklyn, Same property. John E. Alexander to •Bank of the Republic, New York. to Andrew Maguire. May 6. 13,500 Gertrude wife of James H. Alexander. May 6. 28,200 15th st, No. 159, n s, 150 e 7th av, 20x103.3, May 6. nom Rivington st, n s, 77.6 e Columbia st, 87.6 three-story brick dweU'g. Phoebe M. 32d st, n s, 250 e llth av, 25x98.9, brick x70, the De Witt Memorial Church. Schulz to Oliver A. Farrin. May 4. 13,175 foundi-y building projected. Eliza D. Morris K. Jessup to The New York City 16th st, Nos. 526 to 536, s s, 170.6 w Av B, wife of Carl Pfender, Plainfield, N. J., Mission and Tract Soc. May 1. nom 150x103.3, two-story brick store and Laura A. Depew, New York, Ephraim Stanton st. No. 15, s s, 100 w Chrystie st, dweU'g, two-story brick stable on rear, H. and Hannah L. Depew, Plainfield, 25x100, five-story brick store and lumber yard on same. Alfred Ely, Ver N. J., Catharine A. Depew, widow, and tenem't and four-story brick tenem't on non, N. J., to Randolph Guggenheimer. William Depew to Robert Deeley. Mort. real'. Margaret Dietrich, Brooklyn, to Mort. $30,000. May 6. 35,300 $500. May 5. 3,500 Mathilde Riell. May 6. nom 17th st. No. 301, n e cor 3d av, 33.8x84, 34th st, No. 259 W., n s, 147.11 e 8th av, South st. No. 69, n e cor Pine st, 26x56x four-story stone front dweU'g. Nicholas 22.11x98.9, three-story stone front dwell 26x52. five-story brick office building. Fish to Francis H. Weeks. M. $14,000. ing. Amalie wife of and Herman Rees- Joseph M. Aviles to John S. Klugkist. AprU 17. 34,100 sing to Francis A. Palmer. Mort. May 6. 58,000 Same property. Francis H. Weeks to $11,000. May 9. 20,000 Spring st, No. 32, s s, abt 35 w Mott st, Clemence S. B. wife of Nicholas Fish. 35th st. No. 5, n s, 150 e 5th av, 25x98.9, five-story brick store and dweU'g. Fred Morts. $14,000. AprU 17. 24,100 four-story stone front dweU'g. Cordelia erick Roth to Charles, Julius A., 19th st, Nos. 333 and 325, n s, 275 w 7th M. Duke to Sarah F. Walker, y^ part. Josephine and Ferdinand Roth. All av, 37.6x96.8x37.6x97.7, three-story brick AprU 28. 16,333 title. Oct. 15, 1880. 3,000 shop, &c. Margaret Cole, widow, John 35th st, n s. 231.5 w 7th av, 20.11x98.9. Thompson st. No. 105, 25x100, four-story H., Isaac W. and Caroline A. Cole, Har Leo E. Muller to Louis H. Muller. C. brick store and tenem't and three four- riet N. Cryan, New York, Martha A. a. G. May 5. nom story brick tenem'ts in rear. Albert Yeomans, Newberne, N. C, and Sarah 37th st, No. 1 W., n 8, 145 w 5th av, 25x Karutz to Anna Harlander, widow. A. Stockton, Camden, N. J., heirs Isaac 98.9, four story stone front dwell'g. Mort. $7,000. Feb. 15. 10,000 P. Cole, to Edward M. Knox. April 17. Eufrasia, Francis L. and Charles H. Washington st. No. 189, e s, next to s e 15,000 Leland and Emma L. Wesson, widow, cor Fulton st, 23.8x59.4x22x65.4, four- 19th st, Nos. 409 and 411 E., n s, 136 e 1st heirs Eufrasia Aquillar de Leland, dec'd, story brick office building. Elizabeth av, 40x92, two four-story brick dweU'gs. to Francis Leland. 4-5 part. May 1. nom C. Morris et al., exrs. Lucretia A. Morris, Ann and John Toole to John McKier Same property. Francis L, Limbert, dec'd, Elizabeth C. and Lucretia Morris nan. Q. C. May 5. nom Hanan, Germany, by George H. Wyc and Frances M. Waring, widow, Julia Same property. Ann Toole, extrx. John koff, guard., to same. 1-5 parts. April M. wife of Daniel T. Van Bui-en, Mary Toole, dec'd, to John McKiernan. May 25. 10,000 H. Timpson, widow, and Cornelia M. 5. • 11,000 37th st, No. 252, s s, 556,3 w 7th av, 18.9x wife of Robert C. Helfenstein, heirs, Same property. Release mort. Isaac L. 98.9, three-story brick dweU'g. Sinai &c., Lucretia A. Moms, dec'd, to Chas. Kip and ano., exrs. W. V. Brady, to Nathan to CecUie Cohen. Mort. $6,000. F. Soutlimayd. AprU 28. 18,000 same. May 5. nom May 6. 11,000 Washington st, n w cor Clarkson st, 35x Same property Release mort, &c. Same 37th st, s s. Agreement as to party wall 75 ; No. 584 Washington st, three to same. May 5. nom extension. John C. G. Hupfei to John story frame store and dweU'g, and 20th st, n s, 508.8 e 8th av, 25x79x25x78.4. Graham. May 8. nom Nos. 59 to 65 Clarkson st, four two Abraham J. Post, exr. Sarah Post, dec'd, 39th st. No. 421, n s, 275 w 9th av, 25x98.9, story frame dweU'gs. to WUliam Mulgrew. May 4. 8,500 five-story brick store and tenem't. John Clarkson st, n s, 75 w Washington st, 25 SOth st. No. 319, n s, 350 e Sd av, 20x92, Totten to John N. Desel. Mort. $8,000. x75. three-story brick dweU'g. August C. May 10. 13,500 Partition. Samuel Jones to Patrick Hassey to Conrad Muller. C. a. G. 40th st. No. 240, s s, 165 w 2d av, 16.8x Skelly. May 5. 22,350 May 4. 10,200 98.9, four-story brick dweU'g. Mary A. West Broadway, No. 155, e s, 75 n Lispe 20th st, n s, 235 e llth av, 75x93, vacant. Dowd to James Ryan. May 5. 7,100 nard st, 25x100, three-story brick fac Caroline S. Herring, widow, to James 41st st. No. 548, s s, 150 e llth av, 25x98.9, tory building. John Morton to Anthony R. Floyd. yi part. Morts. $16,406. five-story brick tenem't and two-story Crouter. April 29. 30,000 Mav 1. 1,828 brick stable on rear. John Murphy and West st, s w cor Beach st, runs south 135 Slst st, s s, 250 e llth av, 150x92. James John Nesbit to George Fluii. Mort. X west to exterior pier line, x R. Floyd to Caroline S. Herring. 3^ $5,000. C. a. G. May 5. 8,750 north 135 to s s of Beach st, if extended, part. Morts. $14,062. May 1. nom 41st st, No. 231, n s, 375 w 7th av, 35x98.9, X east to beginning, buildings, wharf 26th st, No. 124, s s, 105 w Lexington av, two-story brick stable. Elliot Smith et age, water rights, &c., bulkhead 20x98.9, three-story brick dweU'g. Mar al., exrs. A. F. Smith, to Philip Van wharf or water right- garet A. wife of and Alonzo Duryea to Volkenburgh. April 38. 13,500 Jay st basin, begins where n s of Jay st, Margaret A. wife of Edward Murphy. 41st st. No. 203, n s, 80 w 7th av, 20x59.3, if extended, would intersect the w s of May 8. 13,750 three-story brick dweU'g. Claire J. wife West st and about centre of pier NOi 26th st, s B, 150 e 1st av, 95x98.9; No. 406, of and John Salamon to Lenore A. John " Old 33," runs north 311.10 to centre three and one-story brick varnish fac son. Mort. $5,000. AprU 1. 12,500 of Harrison st pier, No. "Old 34," x tory; Nos. 408 and 412, four-story brick 42d st. No. 320, s s, 300 w 8th av, 17.2x west to exterior pier line, x south to medical college. John W. S. Arnold to 98.9, three-story brick dweU'g. Minerva n s Jiiy st, if extended, x east to be Charles I. Pardee, John C. Draper, Al C. V. wife of Charles H. Stebbins to ginning. __ fred L. Loomis, William Darling, WU Thomas H. Wilcox and George P. Shir Barclay st pier, with y4, of bulkhead, liam H. Thomson, J. Williston Wright mer. May 11. 8,500 adj north and south also. and William M. Polk. C. a. G. y^ 43d st. No. 247, n s, 100 w 2d av, Sl.lx Murray st pier, with y^ of bulkhead, part. Morts. $60,000. May 10. 4,952 100.5, three-story brick factory building. north and south. 27th st. No. 138, s s, 120 e Lexington av, Catharine M. and Cornelius Battelle, Amasa A. Redfield, ref., to Frederick W. runs south 98.9 x west 20 x north 3.3 x exrs. Lewis F. BatteUe, dec'd, to Henry Rhinelander, Lucretia S. Jones, May E. west 5 X north 95.6 to 27th st, x east 35, B. Sire. C. a. G. March 31. 5,000 Newbold and Eliza L. Edgar, each 1-16 three-story brick dweU'g. Margaret A. Same property. Henry B. Sire to Thomas part; Mary C. King, 4-16 parts; Mary L. wife of Edward Murphy to Joseph Kerr. McAree. AprU 39. 5,500 Gallatin, 3-16 parts; John R. Stevens, May 6. 17,750 43d st, No. 843, s s, 380 e 8th av, 20x100.4, 2-16 parts; WiUiam R. Renwick, 1-16 28th st, Nos. 206 and 208, s s, 108.4 e 3d av, four-story stone front dweU'g. Hannah part; Mary R. Swan, 1-16 part; Mary R. 36.8 X abt 98.9, two four-story brick Gans, widow, to Araminta wife of Callender, 1-16 part; William R. Ren dwell'gs. Jobn Livingston to Leander George G. Rockwood. May 8. 20,000 wick, trustee F. W. Renwick, 1-16 part. Sarles. May 10. 17,000 May 1. 633,600 29th st. No. 414 W., s s, 225 w 9th av, 25x 44th st, Nos. 336-338, s s, 135 w fd av, 50x York st, No. 11, n s, 31x76.7x31x74.4, two 98.9, four-story brick tenem't and thrpe- 100.5, one three-story brick building, story frame packing box factory. Wil story brick tenem't in rear. Foreclos. portion of furniture factory, and two liam Thurman. exr. Washington M. Benjamin W. Franklin to William H. story frame stable on rear. Adam Thurman, dec'd, to George Blair. Van Wormer. May 8. 16,100 Waehr to Bertha wife of Henry L. Vol- May 10. 13,000 Slst st. No. 156 W., s s, 100 e 7th av, 25x . kenning. M. f 6,000. Feb. 13, '80. 12,000 98.9, three-story brick stable. Partition. 44th st. No. 204, s s, 105 e 3d av, 25x100.5, 2d st. No. 183, s s. 252.5 w Av B, 21x105.5, flve-story brick tenem't. Silas J. Don- four-story brick store and dweU'g. Nelson J. Waterbury to Morris Littman. May 4. 10,750 van to [George Gottheimer. Mort. Sophia wife of Henry Ringshauser to $8,000. May 10. 16,000 Michael Hurrner. Mort. $7,000. May 9. 31st st. No. 232, s s, 237.6 w 2d av, 18.9 x 11,800 abt 98.9, four-story stone front dweU'g. 45th st. No. 452, s s, 100 e 10th av, 25x100, 6th st. No. 813 E., n s, 201.10 e"Av D, 20.2 Henry, William, Hyman, Isaac, Jacob two story brick dweU'g and two and one to alley, x 68.2x23.3x68.4, three-story and Louis Vogel and Augusta wife of story brick stable in rear, David B. Heyman Sarner to Hannah Vogel, Reed to John and Margaretha Pi'eissing- frame dweU'g and two-story frame widow. Q. C. March 24. nom dweU'g in rear. Ellen L. Smack, widow, er. May 9. 5,600 Sarah S. McKinley, widow, Robert Same property. Louis Vogel to Hannah 48th st. No. 155 W., n s, 197.4 e 7th av, 23 Smack, Martha E. wife of Elijah T. Rea- Vogel, widow. Q. C. Oct. 27, 1881. nom x92.8x23.2x96, two-story frame (brick ney, David W. Smack, Elizabeth wife of Same property. Hannah Vogel, widow, front) dweU'g. Cornelia A. wife of and Mort. $7,000. April Charles H. HUl, Samuel J. Smack, Mary to George Kipp. Erastus H. Munson to Cornelius W. 12,000 Luyster. May 6. 17,000 J. wife of Joseph B. Gash, and George F, 27. 482 THE REAL ESTATE RECX>RI>. May 13, 1882
46th st, No. 433, n s, 350 w 9th av, 27.8x^ 0.4 X south 21 X west So x north 103.2 to Charles M. Wead, Omaha, Neb., Otto H. 90.8x86, gore (excepting therefrom 78th st, X east 25, four-story stone front Kraft, Brooklyn, N, Y., and Samuel B., emal 1 piece conveyed by D. Cella et al. flat. Samuel Simmons to Joseph Viiginia M. and James M. Edney to The to John J. Astor, Jr., et al.), four- Schwarzler. May 10. nom Sisters of the Poor of St. Francis. C. a. story frame store and dwell'g. ' Same projjerty. Newman Cowen to same. G. Mort. $1,750. April 17. 5,250 Also interior lot, 370 w 9th av and 23,7 '' Q, C. May 10. con.sid. omittsd lllth st. No. 132, s s, 609.4 w 3d av, 17.10x n 46th st, runs north 76.10 x east 25 x Same property. August Schwarzler to 100.11, three-story frame dweU'g. Stiles southwest 80.9. gore. same. Q. C. May 10. nom G. Hyatt to James C. Thomas. Mort. 46th st, n s, adj first above described 78th st. No. 409, n s, 169 e 1st av, 25x102.2, $3,500. March 8. 6,000 property ou the east, 0.4x—. J. two-story brick dweU'g and frame stable Same property. James C. Thomas to An Angela wife of Domenico Cella to Wil on rear. Michael J. Nulett to Jonas toinette Hyatt. Mort. $3,500. Mar. 8. 6,509 liam Rankin and Phiiij) Hauseman. Weil and Bernhard Meyer. Q. C. lllth st, No. 148, s e cor Lexington av, Mav 4. 6,700 April 12. nom 16.8x100.11, three-story stone front 48th st, Nos. 157 and 159, n s, 150 e 7th av, Same property. Jonas Weil and Bern- dwell'g. Hannah M. wife of Charles 47x96x47.5x102, three-story and two hard Meyer to Henriette Seeber. April French to Minnie A. and Helena G. story frame (brick front) dwell'gs. 24. 4,500 French. Mort. $8,000. May 6. gift Samuel F. Dealing to Cornelius W. Luy 78th St. Party wall agreement. John W. lllth st, s s, 500 w 1st av, 85x—x93.6, va ster.' May 6. 34,000 Warner with Henriette Seeber. May cant. George Bradish, Bay Side, L. I,, 48th st. No. ICl W., n s, 125 e 7th av, 25x 6. 425 to Charles Bathgate. Confirmatory 102.1x25.3x105,3. Christian F. Grimm 79th St, s s, 294 w Av A, 75x102.2, vacant. deed. April 4. nom to Cornelius W. Luvster. Morts. $8,000. Joseph Beesley, Flushing, L. I., to Pat Same property. Charles Bathgate to May 6. ' 17.000 rick McDonald. May 3. 13,000 Spencer A. Fannin/j. Aprill. 5,000 48th st, n s, 175 e 7th av, 23x96x23.2x99. 79th st, s s, 400 e 4th av, being s w cor 79th 113th st, s s, 120 w Madison av, 75xi Eliza B. Bone, now Holmes, and Lewis st and Lexington av, excepting portion 100.11, vacant. K. Bone, heirs at law Mercylina Bone, taken for avenue, 25x103.2, frame shed. 112th st, n s, 120 w Madison av, 75x dec'd, to Sainuel F. Dealing. Q. C. Ferdinand Schaad to Philij) Schaad. y< 100.11, vacant. June 7, 1880. nom. part. C. a. G. April 28. 1,500 Simon Sterne to John K. Creevey, Brook 49th st, n s, 80 w 3d av, 60x100.5. Release 85th st. No. 411 E., n s, 144 e Istav, 25x lyn. May 5. 30,000 moit. GreenviUe A. Kissam to Augus 102.2, four-story stone front flat. Chas. Same property. John K. Creevey, Brook tus F. Holly. May 6. nom Drechsel to Matilda Moser. Morts. lyn, to Sigmund Klingenstein. .Mort. 49th st, No. 159, n s, 120 w 3d av, 20x $12,500. May 1. 15,500 $15,000. May 5. 30,500 100.5, four-story brick (stone front) 86th st, Nos. 436-442, s s, 97.9 w Av A, 124th st, s s, 450 e Sth av. 50x100.11, va dweli'g, portion of flat. Augustus F. 121.3x102.2, four fou^r-story stone front cant. Joseph Hirsch to John P, Hamil HoUv to Robert B. Walsh. Mort. $15,000. flats. Samuel Zeimer to Newman Cowen ton, Stamford, Conn. Mort. $6,000. May 6. 21,000 and Jacob Korn. Morts. $47,000. April AprU 24. 10,200 52d st, No. 324, s s, 282.11 w 8th av, 17. Ix 28. 75,000 124th Bt, No. 120, s s, 215 e 4th av, SSx 100.5, tliree-story stone front dwelFg. 87th st. No. 135. n s, 19.9 w Lexington av, 100.11, two-story frame dweU'g. Mary Alice L. and Mary I, Laue to Christian 16.5x100.8, two-story brick dweU'g. A. Fraser, Delhi, N. Y., Elizabeth Bar Blinn, Jr. May 6. 8,500 Nicolas Banzet to Ellen SulUvan. Mort. den, James Torrey and Sarah A. Tonks 52d st, s s, 240 e 3d av, 20x100.5. John H. $5,000. April 22. 8,000 to Rosina B. McClellan. Q.C. Mayl. 1,350 V. Arnold to Maria J. wife of Oliver L. 89th st, n s, 125 e Lexington av, 25x100,8. 135th st, n s, 425 w 7th av, 75x99.11. Shepherd. AU liens. Aug. 2,1879. nom vacant. Mary E. Newbold to Serena David H. McAlpin to John Cromwell, 56th st, No. 133, n s, 74 w Lexington av, Rhinelander. May 1. 8,000 Crawford, N, J. Q, C. Correction deed. 16x50.5, three-story brick dweU'g. 93d st, Nos. 165 to 175, n s, 100 w 3d av, Mort. $15,000. AprU 13. nom Mary H. wife of Daniel Curry to Mary runs north 94.8 x west about 10 x north ISSth St. s s, 100 e Sth av, 100x100.11, also C. ShUling. Mort, §5,000. May 6. 9,000 to centre line bet 93d st and 94th st, x realty and steamboat at Newburgh, N. 57th st, n s, 375 w 9tliav, 50x100.5, vacant. west 19 j X south 100,8 to 93d st. x east Y. Jackson Oakley and Oliver Davis, Augusta H. Aronson, individ. and with 200, six four-story stone front flats and Newburgh, N. Y., to John W. Brown, others, exrs. Hari'is Aronson, dec'd, to No. 163, four-story stone front dwell'g, Nathaniel Dubois, Ebenezer W. Farring James D. Lynch. May 5. 10,200 Frank E. Smith and Henry Ellis to John ton and Benjamin H. Mace, Newburgli, 57th st. Agreement as to ownership of wall H. Butler,:Jersey City. Morts. $169,000. . N. Y. Trust deed. May 26, 1840. nom and as to use, &c., of cold air shaft. May 6. 5,000 125th st, No. 356, s s, 135 e 7th av, SOx Chauncey Kilmer with Fannie wife of 99th St. s s, 210 e 3d av, 175x100.11. Lucy 100.11, portion of two-story frame Adolph Bernheimer, A. Russell, widow, to Frederick Potter, dweU'g. Henry Morgenthau to Cath 58th st, No, 17, n s, 415 e Oth av, 30x100.5, referee. Release dower, i^ part. May arine wife of John Fettretch. Mort. four-story stone front dweU'g. Eugenia 1. nom $10,000. May 6. 18,160 G. wife of WUliam H. Baldwin to Wil 99th st, s s, 160 e 3d av, 100x100.11, va-^ 126th st, No. 110 E., s s, 190 e 4th av, 16,8 liam T. WardweU. Mort. $20,000. May cant. I x99.11, three-story brick dweU'g. Henry .9. 43,000 98th st, n s, 260 e 3d av, 100x100.11, va- [ I. Youngs, trustee Annie McC. Fleet, to 62d st. No. 107, n s, 60 e 4th av, 17.6x64.2x cant. J Ann wife of Lewis Hopner. May 1. 5,500 17.6x63.3, three-story stone front dwell Partition. Frederick Potter to Smith 127th st. No. 28. s s, 297.6 e Sth av, 18.9x ing. Anderson Fowler to Jonathan A. Ely, Jr. May 6. 16,300 99.11, three-story stone front dweU'g. Briggs, Brooklyn. Mort. $7,000. May Same property. John C. Perry, Brook Edgar Williams et al., exrs. Lorrain 8. 17,000 lyn, to same, C. a. G. May 1. nom Freeman, dec'd, to Otto E. Schwarz. 6.2d st, s s, 334.6 e Sth av, 0.6x100.5. Kate 99th st, s s, 260 e 3d av, 100x100.11, va May 1. 12,850 wife of Kenneth M. Murchison to Ira E. cant. Partition. Frederick Potter to Same property. Otto E. Schwarz to Carrie Doying. Nov. 1, 1881. nom William Hayes. May 6. 8,880 Davidsburg. Mort. $6,500. May 1. 12.850 63d bt, No. 340, s s, 125 w 1st av, 35x100.5, Same property. John C. Perry, Brook 127th st, s s, 160.2 e St. Nicholas av, runs five-story brick store and dweU'g. Wil lyn, to same. C. a. G. May 1. nom east 58.9 x southwest 150.9 x north liam C. Traphagen to Isaac J. Maccabe. 100th st, n s, 125 e 9th av, 50x100.11, va-"] 138.10 to beginning, gore, vacant. Mort. |8,00U. May 9. 14,000 cant. Fanny M. Robinson to James Britt. 65th st, Nos. 210-216, s s, 180 e 3d av, lOOx 9th av, e s, 75.8 n 100th st, 35.3x100, va AprU 28. 6,000 100.5, four four-story brick (stone front; cant. 127th st, 6 s, 99.9 w 7th av, 0.3x99.11. The flats. William II. Browning to Samuel Ellen M. wife of Smith Harriott to JoHn Manhattan Life Ins. Co. to A. AJonzo McClelland, Brooklyn. Morts. $51,000, F. Twombley. Morts. $4,700. AprU Teets. Q. C. May 9. 25 taxes 1881. May 3. 80,000 26. 11,250 127th st, n s, 65.11 w 8th av, runs west 67th st, s s, 95 w Madison av, 25x100.5. 104th st, Nos. 178 to 183, s s, 116.8 w 3d av, 34.1 X north to lands of Eighth Avenue Hugh Lamb to William H. De Forest, 50x100.11, three three-story stone front R. R. Co., X southeast 73.3 x southwest Jr. Morts. $35,000. June 30, 1881. nom dweU'gs. Annie Fettretch to Sophia 67.7, vacant. William P. Douglas to 71st st, n s, 390 w 9th av, 20x102.2. Release Smith. Morts. $13,500! May 8. 34,000 The Eighth Avenue R. R, Co. March of judgment. John N. Woodfin, Rut 106th st, No. 338, s s, 300 w 3d av, 35x 23. 6,500 land, Vt., to Waldo P. Clement. May 100.11, two-story brick dweU'g and two 138th st, No, 159, n s, 200 e 7th av, 30x 2. nom story frame stable in rear. Francis 99.11, two-story frame dweU'g. Chester 72d st, No. 124, s s, 160 w Lexingtonav, 20 Fieese to Samuel H. Denton. Mort. W, Palmer to Charles P. Twigg. Morts. xl02.3, four-story stone front dweU'g. $2,500. May 6. 6,500 $2,500. May 1. 6,000 Sarah wife of John Graham to Elizabeth 106th st, n s, 75 w Lexington av, lOOx PearsaU. Mort. $25,000. Mav 6. 39,500 100.11, six three-story brick dweU'gs. 128th st, s s, 100 w 8th av, 135.9x— to 72d st, n s, 100 w Madison av, 20x103.3, va Spencer A. Fanning to Jchn H. Deane. point 100 w 8 th av, x —, vacant. The cant Henry J. Davison to Edward Morts. $42,000. AprU 27. 84,000 Eighth Avenue R. R. Co. to WiUiam P. Oppenheimer. May 5. 25,000 108th st, n s, 70 e Madison av, 75x100.11,"] Douglas. March S3. 10,300 78d st, n s, IUO e 5th av, 50x102.2, vacant. frame shanties and stables. I 128th st, ns, 150 e 8th av, 108x99.11, new Jonathan A. Briggs, Brooklyn, to An 109th st, s s, 95 e Madison av, 50x100.11, f buildings projected. John L. Brewster, derson Fowler, Morts. $45,000. May vacant. J Plainfield, N. J., to Elizabeth C. wife of 9. 55,000 John H. Hull, Brooklyn, to George W. John J. O'Brien. M. $15,000. Apr. 26.27,000 76th st, 8 s, 175 w 1st av, 75x102.2, two Tubbs. Contract. March 25, 15,000 128th st, No. 46, s s, 297,6 e 6th av, 26.6x frame shanties. William McDermitt, 109th st. No. 342, s s, 447.3 e 2d av, 34.9x 99.11, three-story stone front dweU'g Newark, N. J., to Edward McGuiness, 100.11, two-story frame, dweU'g. Maria and two-story brick stable in rear. Ed same place. Q. C. Mort. $18,500. Feb. Edney, widow, and extrx. James M. Ed- gar WiUiams and ano., exrs. Lorain 21,1880. 20,100 ney, dec'd, to The Sisters of the Poor of Freeman, dec'd, to Otto E. Schwarz, 78th st, No. 254, s s, 130 w 2d av, runs St. Francis. Mort. $1,750. AprU 17. 5,250 Mayl., 14,575 Bouth 73.3 X west 0.4 x south 27.1 x east Same property. Maria Edney, widow, Same property. Otto E. Schwarz to May 18,1882 THE REAL ESTATE RECORI>. 483
Martha wife of WiUiam M. Newman. widow, heirs C. Bathgate, to Spencer wife of and Charles S. Cohen and Wil Mort. $7,500. May 1. . 14,575 A. Fanning. AprU 1. 50,000 liam I. Fox, heirs Chas. Fox, dec'd, to 138th st, n w cor Lexington av, 25x99.11. Same property. Charles Bathgate, exr. Charles F. Southmayd, Franklin H. De George W. Busteed to Edmund G, Raw- C. Bathgate, to same. April 1. 50,000 lano and James F. Chamberlain, trustees son. May 23, 1877. nom 2d av. Party wall agreement. Harriet under deed of trust by Henry Astor. Same property. Edmund G. Rawson to G. Davenport to J. H. Dutting. April Morts. $15,000, contains also nominal Annie E. Busteed. June 25, 1877. nom 29. nom release dower by Rose Fox, widow. 129th st, s s, 150 w 7th av, 150x99.11, va 2d av, No. 645. w s, 24.4 n 35th st, 25x61, May 1. 27,500 cant. Anna J. Ackerson, widow, to four-story brick store and dweU'g. Her Sth av, No. 487, w s, 74.1 n 34th st, 24,8x Isaac T. Brown. Feb 27. 28,800 bert C. Pell to James Carroll. Mort. 100, four-story brick stable and dweU'g. Same property. Isaac T. Brown to Elisha $5,500. May 6. 13,000 Rose Fox, widow, Rachel wife of and G, Selchow, Morts. $27,700. March 2d av, No. 2218, s e cor 114th st, 20.11x80, Philip M. Piatt, Delia wife of and Na 10. 31,350 four-story stone front store and dweU'g. than Burnstine, David Fox, Lena wife 131st st, s s, 125 w 7th av. Stephen J. The New York Life Ins. Co. to Anthony of and Charles S. Cohen and WiUiam I. Wright to Benjamin F. Raynor, Jr., Feig. C. a. G. May 6. 14,000 Fox, heirs C. Fox, to Richard S. Clark, being payment of portion of party wall. 2d av, n w cor 84th st, 102.2x101.8; Nos. 1 Contains also release of dower from Release. 250 1635-1631 2d av, four four-storv stone Rose Fox, widow. May 1. 37,500 132d st, n s, 335 w 5th av, 75x99.11, va front stores and dwell'gs, and No, 249 Sth av, n w cor 99th st, 45.11x100, two cant. Lewis A. Sayre, as trustee aiid East 84th st, four-stoiy stone front story brick store and dwell'g and three assignee of Charles H. Hall, to Ann dweU'g. story stone front dweU'g facing on 99th Coulter. May 6. 200 2d av, Nos. 1633-1639, s w cor SSth st, St. Emerson W. Perry to Reuben Ross. Same property. Lewis A. Sayre, as recvr. 102.2x100, four four-story stone front May 5, nom of Charles H. Hall, to same. May 6. nom stores and dweU'gs and one four-story Sth av, w s, 50.5 n 123d st. Release mort. Same property. Ann Coulter, widow, to stone front dweU'g on SSth st. Samuel S. Constant to Jacob Jenny. John A. "Eagleson. Mort. $5,000. William Frame to James A. Frame. May 10. nom May 8. 12,075 All liens. April 27. 100 10th av, s e cor 102d st, 201.10 to 101st st,"] 133d st, s s, 450 w 6th av, 100x99.11, va 3d av. No. 459, e s, 92.5 s 32d st, 18.4x85, x360.7x202.1 to 102d st, x 371.3. cant. William Phelps to Samuel C. four-story brick store and dwell'g. 10th av, s e cor 101st st, 25.2x356.2xl7.4x Fenwick, Brooklyn. May 1. 20,000 Ferdinand Heizman, Greenport, L. I., 357.3. Same property. Samuel C. Fenwick, to Marie I. La Barbiera. All title. Q. 10th av, s w cor 101st st, 24.10x96.2 to Brooklyn, to Sarah H. Wentworth. C. March 28. nom centre line old Bloomingdale road, x Morts. $19,000, May 4, 20,000 Same property. Charles Heizman to 26x96. 141st st, s s, 235 w Boulevard, 100x99.11, ] same. AU title. Q. C. March 2, nom 10th av, n w cor 101st st, runs Avest 95.3 two-story frame dweU'g. I Same property. Edward Heizman to to centre line old Bloomingdale road, 140thst, ns, 235 wBoulevard, 100x99.11, f same. AU title. Q. C. March 1. 1,000 X north 118.3 x north 91.3 to 102d st, x v;wo-story frame stable. J 3d av, w s, 27.2 n 72d st, 23x100, five ^ east 139.10 to 10th av, x south 201.10. Catharine A. wife of and John Sexton story briok store and dweU'g. I Louis Baron de Waechter Lautenbach to to JohnH. V. Arnold. Mort. $12,000. 72d st. No. 157, n s, 179.6 w 3d av, 30,6x f Abraham Van Nest, Georgina G. Board- Nov. 1, 1881. 16,000 102.2, four-story stone front flat. J man, Wm. P. Dixon, .John Gerhard, Av A or Pleasant av, e s, S0.5 n 117th st, Thomas McGuiness to Andrew Riley, Mary Moseley, Patrick Young, Charles 50.5x98, three-story frame dweU'g. Newark, N. J. Morts. $30,000. June Engelbrecht, Catharine A. Lyon, James Edgar Williams and ano., exrs. Lorrain 29, 1881. 60,000 Millward and Edward W. Sheldon. Con Freeman, dec'd, to Loviise S. wife of 3d av. No. 1570, w s, 26.5 n SSth st, 25x firmation deed. April 17. nom Marshall Ayres, Jr. May 1. 15,S00 100, four-story stone front store and Interior lot, 68 e 6th av and 69.4 n 27th st, Same property. Emily A. wife of Wm, dweU'g. Henry Sahlein, San Francisco, runs east 32 x north 20 x Avest 32 x south H. Kipp to same. Q. C. May 3. nom Cal., to John V. Halk. Mort. $10,000. 20. Mary A. T. K. Durup de Balaine, Av C, s e cor 14th st, 103.6x87, two-story AprU 24. 19,000 formerly Mary A. T. KiUoran, Paris, to brick office, two-story frame shed anS. 3d av. No. 1572, w s, 51.5 n 88th st, SSx EUen M. B. Connolly. April 24. nom other sheds to lumber yard. Frank E. 100, four-story stone front store and Land under water around Ward's Island. Smith and Henry Ellis to JoLn H. But dweU'g. Henry Sahlein, San Francisco, Release mort. Dennis McMahon to ler, Jersev City. Mort. $27,150. May Cal., to Louis Halk. Mort. $10,000. Mary E. and Emery E. Childs and Claus 6. ' 3,000 AprU 24. 19,000 F. Hausen, Brooklyn. May 5. 4,500 Lexington av. No. 97, s e cor 27th st, 24.8x 3d av, w s, 125.11 s 115th st, 0.3x100. HISCELLAIVEOUS. 95, three-story brick dweU'g. Edward David Woods, Bernardsville, N. J., to Assignment of judgment. Christian Von Kearney to Zelina M. Jewell. May Darius G. Crosby, Westchester. Q. C. Hesse to John N, Woodfin, Rutland, 3. 23,000 May 10. nom Vt. July 23, 1879. nom Lexington av. No. 1743, e s, 84.5 n lllth st, 4th av, No. 1010, n w cor 63d st, 20.5x75, Certified copy of last wUl and testament 16.5x100. three-story stone front dweU'g. four-story stone front store and dweU'g. of Mrs. Sarah Post. Thomas F. Treacy to Walter S. Price. John F. Pupke to Emanuel Arnstein Copy last will and testament of Charles May 6. 8,750 and Emanuel Berg. Mort. $10,000. Bliven, dec'd. Lexington av, 3d av, 106th st, 107th st, Mayl. 25,000 Exemplified copy of the record of the last 201.10x420, the block, vacant. Eugene 4th av, s e cor 107th st, 100.11x100, va-^ will and testament of Daniel Didw^eU, KeUy to Benjamin Richardson. May cant. dec'd. 1, nom 107th st, s s, 100 e 4th av, 130x100.11, Exemplified copy of the last wiU and tes Same property. Benjamin Richardson to vacant. tament of Joshua Brush, Samuel H. BaUey. Morts. $85,000. 106th st, n s, 180 e 4th av, 50x100.11, va Exemplified copy of the last will and tes Mayl. 275,000 cant. tament of John C. Cruger, dec'd. 1st av, Nos. 1239 and 1241, w s, 25.4 s 70th John H. Deane and WiUiam A. Cauld 23d and 24lli WARDS. st, 50x77, two four-story stone front well to August Baumgarten. AU liens. Hunts Point road, w s, 125 s land John ] stores and dweU'gs. • Andrew Kelly to May 5. 45,000 L. Brown, runs southwest 101.1 x Margaret A. wife of Thomas O'Rorke. 5th av, No. 43, n e cor llth st, runs north south 315.1 to centre line of North st, Mort. $33,000. May 9. 33,000 51.4 X east 100 x north 47 x east 25 x X east 130 to centre line of Hillside av, Same property. Release mort. Max south 98.5 to llth st, x west 125, three X still east 43.2 x northwest 237.3 x Danziger to Andrew Kelly. May 9. 2,000 story brick and stone dweU'g, and two northeast 125 to Hunts Point road, x 1st av. No. 1237, w s, 75.4 s 70th st. 25x77, story brick stable in rear. Charles P. north 86.3. four-story stone front store and dweU'g. Wurts, New Haven, Conn., to James North st, s e cor Hillside av, centre lines, Andrew Kelly to Andrew Schaefer. M. Waterbury, Westchester. Morts. Mort. $11,000. May 10. 15,450 $44,000. Mayl. 125,000 43.2x335.10x183.6x305. 5th av, e s, bet 47th st and 48th st. Can Meadow av, e s, 200 s centre line Max Same property. Release mort. Max cellation of agreement, the terms of well st, runs west 832.6 to centre line Danziger to Andrew KeUy. May 9. 1,000 which have been fully carried out. Coster av, x south 250 x east 832.6 to e 2dav, No. J405, nw cor 73d st, 51.1x100, Charles J. Osborn with John Noble. s Meadow av, x north 250. four-story brick store and tenem't, and May 4, nom Eastern Bay av, e s, 585 s Maple st, runs projected building. John E. Backus, 5th av. No. 2109, e s, 18.6x110, three-story west 1,586.6 to the westerly exterior George H. Squire, Frederick D. and stone front dwell'g. Catharine A. Bid- line of lands under water, x south George A. Backus, Newtown, J. Howard well, extrx. D. Bidwell, Claverack, N. east along said exterior line 171.9 to Lever, Flushing, George S. Van Wickle, Y., to Sidney P. Ingraham. Mort. centre of Prospect st, x east 1,513 to e Jamaica, L. I., to HamiltonT. Magrath. $6,000. AprU 24. 13,000 s Eastern Bay av, x north 155. ^ May 9. 20,000 Sth av, e s, 25.5 s 66th st, 25x100, vacant. Foreclos. John H. Kitchen to Wheeler 2d av, n w cor 73d st, runs west 100 x Kate B. wife of and Louis J. Belloni, H. Peckham. May 8, 10 north 51.1 x east 25 x south 25.6 x east Jr., to Andrew J. White. Mort. $15,000. Morris st, n s, 146.5 e Railroad av, 45. Sx 75 to 2d av, x south 25.6, new building May 9. 65,000 147.10x45x154.9. Joseph Haywai-d et projected. Hamilton T. Magi-ath to 6th av, No. 41, n w cor 4th st, 25x75x—x al., trustees, to Silas B. Bostwick and Abraham H. Jonas. Mort. $7,000. 85.9, four-story brick store and dweU'g. Louis Eickwort. May 10. 13.500 May 10. 12,250 Henry Hughes to Emma wife of John 2d pl, s s, 175 w Grove av, 75x200 to 1st 2d av, No. 2144, n e cor 110th st, runs Cavanagh. Morts. $18,000. Apr. 29. 3,000 pl, Kieran B. Daly to Henry Ruhl, north 201.10 to lllth st, x cast 65 to 8th av, No. 503, w s, 18,3 n 35th st, 20x Mort. $6,000. May 5. 9,550 Roosevelt's lane, x southeast to 110th st, 84.8, four-story stone front store and 147th st, nes, 155 s e Robbins av, 75x79. X west 248.5, two-story frame dweU'g. dweU'g. Rose Fox, widow, Rachel wife George C. Glacius and Roxanna his wife Charles, James, Alexander and Marga of and Philip M. Piatt, Delia wife of and to Nicholas Schalk. May 1. 3,700 ret A. Bathgate, Jennette B. Beck, Nathan Burnstine, David Fox, Lena 154th st, n s, 375 e Courtland av, 25x100. 484 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD, May 13, 1882
George Durriser or Duwiser, Sr., to Jean B. Goelet, party first part, John x25.6x110.5. Parmenus, Isaac V. H., Samuel Albert Weber. May 10. 800 Westbay, party second part. nom S. and Cornelius B. Johnson, Jane V. H. 160th st, s w s. 135 s e Morris pl, 30x130. Same property. Maria L. Hood to John Scranton, Catharine J. Bergen, Harriet Abraham C. UnderhUl to Daniel O. Un Westbay. Assign, lease. 18,000 Chase, Julia Sexton and Mary J. Mackey, only heirs William Johnson, dec'd, to An derhiU. May 8. 900 47th st, n s, 536.6 w Sth av, 33x100.5. drew W. Hart, 13,250 College av, lot 180 map made by A. Find Assign, lease. James W. Perry to Sarah Diamond st, n s, 290 e Bedford pl, as widened, lay, dated March 14, 1851. Lucy O'Don H. wife of John J. Crane. Partition. or 2,137,1 e of Main st, lOOx'iOO, Flatbush, nell, widow, to Abigail Camp, TJtica, N. 37 835 Samuel B, Jones to Enoch L. Frost. C. a. Y. May 8. 600 SSd st, n s, 100 e 12th av, 75x— to 53d s't, G. nom Fordham a.v, w s, 30.5 n Bathgate pl, SSx x60.4x200.10. James Mack to Canda & Same property, Enoch L, Fiost to Jane T. —. Louisa Schultz to Henry F. N ichols. Kane. Assign, lease. nom Jones, C. a, G-. nom Diamond st, n s. 1,302,1 e Main st, Platbush, Q. C. May 10. nom 57th st. No. 152 W., apartment No. 3. 100x200. Sauduel B. Jones to Enoch L, Frost. Inwood av, s w cor Highbridge st, runs Consent to assign. The Rembrandt C, a, G-. nom south along av 505 x west SOS to Crom House to Jared B. Flagg. Same property. Enoch L, Frost to Jane T. well's Brook, X north along brook to Av A, w s, 79.5 s 3d st, 26.5x100. Charles Jones, C. a. G, nom Highbridge st, x east 23. Edward B. Seitz to Caroline Schwend. Assign. Downing st, w s, 408 s Gates av, 20x101,6, h .& Reed to Thaddeus B. Wakeman. Morts. - lease. 500 1. George Fuessel, West Hoboken, N, J., to $4,000 and interest from Dec. 33, 3d av. No. 701. Daniel McCort to Annie Frederick J. Kloes. Morts. $6,000. nom 1881. May 4. 4,000 McCort. Assign, lease. 200 Same property, Frederick J, Kloes to Maria Fuessel, West Hoboken, N. J, nom Jefferson av, n s, 215 w Williamsbridge 4th av, e s, 75.5 n 63d st, 25x100. Levan- Dean st, Nos, 966 and 968, s s, 60 e Pranklin av, road, 25x100. Georg«^ F. and Henry B. tia W. Cox et al,, exrs. A. B. Cox. to 39,6x80. Edward and Francis Conklin to Opdyke, Plainfield, N. J., to EUzabeth Louis J. Belloni, Jr. 40 years, from May Caroline N. Gerard. Morts, $8,000, 14,000 wife of Clement H. Wainwright. May 1, 1881. per year. 500 Same property. Release mort. Horace T. 5. 350 Sth av. No. 571, and No. 301 West 38th st. Caswell et al,, assignees of John Maxwell, to Lincoln av, n w cor 137th st, 100 to 3d av Joseph Hein to George McGovern. 3 same. 2,650 or Boston road, x 106.7 to 137th st, x years, from May 1, 1882, per year. 3,400 Dean st, s s, 250 w Clason' av, 50x100. Wil liam McTammany to Mary Connor. 1,500 37.3, gore. Thomas J. O'Kane to Mary Same property. Mary Connor to Mary A, Mc Barnes. Mort. $2,000. May 9. nom KINGS COINTY. Tammany, 1,500 Monroe av, e s, lots 66 and 67 map of Bel Dodworth st, w s, 74 s Bushwick av, 20x90x mont village. Josephine E. R., Emilia MAY 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11. 19,11x90, James M, Craig to Jos. T. Schmitt and Kate A. Kavser to Smith Ely, Jr. Adams st, ses, 400 n e Broadway, runs north Mort, $3,000. 3^500 Q. C, Oct. 13, 1881. nom east 85,8 to Bushwick av or Boulevard, x Same property, Joseph T. Schmitt to Maria Monroe av, e s, lot 67 map of Belmont southeast SOx southwest 85,10 x northwest Trebing. Mort. $2,000. 3,500 50, Samuel M. Meeker, exr. Wm, Wall, to Dooley st, w s, lot 7 map by William H. Still vUlage. Edgar S. Van Winkle and ano., Leonhard Eppig, §3,500 well, 40x165x33.10x150, Gravesend. Henry exrs. John C. Kavser, dec'd, to Smith Bergen pl (now part of Union st), n s, 320 w Bateman to Jonathan Elways, 25 Ely, Jr. Oct. 13, ISSl. 416 Hoyt st, 15x90, Sarah M. wife of Charles A. Ewen st, e s, 60 n Varet st, 20x75, Maria Tre Monroe av, e s, lot 66 map of Belmont Searing to John V, Beekman. 6,590 bing to Joseph T, Schmitt, Mort, $1,600. 4,500 village. Edgar S. Van Winkle and ano., Bergen st, s s, 200 e Rochester av, 45x127,9. Elm st, s s, 150 e Evergreen av, 25x97,6, Ed exrs. John C. Kayser, dec'd, to Smith George Evans to ElizabethS, Higbie, Moits. ward Walsh to James Deegan. C. a. G, 600 Ely, Jr. Oct. 13, 1881. 392 Sl,900. other consid and 3,300 EUzabeth st, n s, 40 e Conover st, 20x75, Han Mott av, e s, 83.4 s 150th st, 16.8xl01.6x Berkeley pl, s s, 302 w 6th av, 20x95, h&l, nah wife of James Cathcart to John and Margaret wife of William Flanagan to Mary Anna Steffens, joint tenants. Mort, $800. 1.375 16.8x101.3, h&l. Foreclos. Abraham A, wifo of John O'Shaughnessv. Mort Floyd st, n s, 275 e Sumner f^v, 50x100. Fred- T5 Tappen to John B. Haskin. April §4,500, •" 7,625 eiic L. Dubois to John Kramer and Barbara 29. 3,750 Berkeley pl, s s, 262 vr Gth av, 20x95, h&l. his wife. 2 IQO Willard av, n s, 100 e 2d st, 50x100. AUce Margaret wife of William Flanagan to Ann Frost st, s s, 125 w Humboldt st, 25x1S5.9x—x M. McGay wife of John to Susan E. J. wife of William P, Hall, Mort, §4,500, 8,C00 129.6. WiUiam A. Pickard to Chester D Abell. Correction deed. Q. C. July Brooklyn & Jamaica Plank road, ses, 117.4 s Burrows, Jr, Mort. $1,500. . ,' 29, 1881. nom w Van Siclen av, runs southeast 40.6 x south Fulton st, n w cor Bedford av, runs north 163,4 51.3 X east 21.1 x north 20 x northeast 20,10 X west 103.6 X south 107.2 to Fulton st, x east Sth av, e s, part lot 31 map Mount Eden, X north abt 43,11 x northwest 40,6 to said 160,11, WiUiam D. Wade et al,, exrs. Horace 20x100. John B. Warren, Arlington, N, road X southwest 44,8, East New York, D. Wade, dec'd, WilUam D,, Lucy C, H, and J., to Elias B. Nicholas. April 14. 460 Peter J, Hughes and ano,, exrs, Maria P, Emma C, Wade, individually, to William H Land taken for opening of 161st st. Re Hughes, dec'd, to Frank C, Lang, East New Scott. Mort, $15,000, 87,500 lease mort. Margaret Dennerlein to York. 1,700 Fulton st, nes, 346.5 s e Sumner av, 21,6x96.5x the Mayor, &c., New York. April 21, nom Bridge st, e s. 225 n Myrtle av, 35x100.3, h&l. 21x91,8. Sarah J, wife of James Finnegan Lot 2 damage map, opening of Sedgwick Peter J. Hughes and anc, exrs, Maria P. to Hildreth Graham. 3 500 av. Release mort. The Germania Life Hughes, to William H. Tintle. 4,900 Same property. Hildreth Graham to Max Same property. Charles L, and James E. Rudiger, 4,000 Ins. Co. to Samuel L. M. Barlow. April Murray and Peter J. Hughes to same, nom Grand st, s w cor Union av, 46x50. Francis 25. 7,000 Conselyea st, s s, 150 w Ewen st, 25x100, Mar Swift to WiUiam Conselyea. 1878, 10,000 Lot 450 damage map, opening 138th st, garet wife of and James Rogers to John Gwinnett st, s s, 247 e Marcy av, 18x71,2x78'x &c. Release mort. Susan A. Tier to Molyneux, 3 ooO 71.4. Foreclos. Lewis R. Stegman to Mar The Mayor, &c., New York. Jan. Conselyea st, s s, 150 w Ewen st, 25x100. John garetha Baier and ano,, exrs, J. Baier, 1,100 31. nom Molyneux to Kate E, Rogers, C. a, G. nom Henry st, n e cor Sackett st, 20x75. ') Cumberland st, e s, 393.4 n Atlantic av, 25x100, Henry, st, s e cor Degraw st, 20x62. \ LEASEHOLD CONVEYANCES. Arthur R, King, Agnes E. wife of Henry W. Catharine wife bf and Andrew Icken to Broadway, e s, 105.9 s 29th st, 52.10x94.5x Toothe, Rosetta B. and Elmira B. King, Henry C, Boschen, 9 ooO 49.4x113.4. James W. Anderson, Bed Brooklyn, and Catharine M, wife of George Hall st, e s, 200 s WiUoughby av, 20x110. EU ford, N. Y., to Albert P. Sturtevant, F. Morse, Nyack, N, Y., to Sarah King, Q. Jones to John T, R. Mearns and Eva E. his Norwich, Conn., and John D. Sturte ^ C!- 3.500 wife, Mort. $1,100. 2 000 vant, Brooklyn, Mass. 21 years, from Carroll st, sws, 342.9 n w 3d av, 40x100. l?e- Halsey st, s s, 350 w Reid av, 16.9x100, h & 1. gina Goldmark and ano., exrs. Jtjseph Gold- Paul C. Grening to Eliza S. Hovey. Morfc May 1, 1882, per year. 5,000 mark, dec'd, to Silas B, Condict, l 400 $3,500. 4,500 Beaver st. No. 18. Ichabod T. Williams Carroll st, n s, 150,4 e Henry st, 16 8x100, h&l. Hancock st, s s, 240 e Nostrand av, 20x100. et al., heirs T. WiUiams, to F. X. Sched Elizabeth W. Lewis to John D. McMaster, Release mort. James D. Lynch to Hamilton ler & Co. 21 years, from May 1, 1882, Abilene, Kansas. nom A. Weed, 2.500 per year, 4,500 Carroll st, s w s, 190 n w Clinton st, 100x100. Same property. Hamilton A, Weed to Cor Madison st, s s, 26.1 w Jeft'erson st, 26.1x Release of judgment. Robert Sewell and nelia C. wife of Abi'aham Hatfield. Mort James P. Pierce to N. B. Wendell, recvr. nom $5,000. {(,550 100. Catharine A. Hedges to Elliott P. Carroll st, sws, 250 n w Clinton st, 20x100. Hancock st, n s. 128.3 w Ralph av, 16.8x85. Gleason. 21 years, from May 1, 1882, Nathan D, Wendell, as receiver of The Uni Eliza wife of Cornelius Godfrey to George •- . per year. 300 versal Life Ins, Co. to Elizabeth Duif, 9 150 Copeland, 3,250 Munroe st, No. 130. Elmira Chambers to Cheever pl, e s, 100 s Harrison st, 24x78.6x19,4x Herkimer st, s s, 60 w Schenectady av, 40x100, Abraham Solomon. Contract to assign, 78,7, h&l, Adele Van Brunt, widow, to hs & Is, Lydia P. Green to George H. Stone! leasehold, &c. May 6. 5,500 Louise Bull. gjf^ 1881. 5,000 Clifton pl, late Van Buren st, n s, 550 e Grand Herkimer st, s s, 295.7 e Nostrand av, 20x90, h South st, Nos. 228 and 229, and Nos. 449 av, 17.11 xl00xl4.3xl(i0. Bernard Sheridan to & 1. Andrew MUler to Sarah A. EUison 451 Water st, being all in one plot. As George W. Powers, y^ part. Q, C. 350 Mort. $5,000. 8,500 sign, lease. Franklin Wight, Roslyn, Chfton pl, n s, 350 w Franklin av, 18.9x100, h Herkimer st, n s, 20 w Albany av, 20x100, h & L. I., to Aaron A. Degrauw, Jamaica, & 1, Maiy E. Hallock wife of Joseph N. to 1, John Q, A,, Hannah, Augustus and Ben L. I. nom WilUam E. Arnold. 4 125 jamin P. Butler and Ephraim Brock to Mar Chfton pl, s s, 117 w Franklin av, 18x96 x abt tha K, Brock, Boston, Mass. 4-5 parts, 2,450 6th st, s s, 125 e 1st av, 35x97. PhiUips 18x95,10. Peter Notman and Jane C. his wife Hewes st, n s. 187.4 e Lee av, 19.fixl00. John Phoenix to Adolphine H. Paegelow. 31 to Margaret wif e of Richard Shannon F. Ryan to Christian F. Miller. . Mort years, from May 1, ISSS, per year. 450 Mort. $500. 5.000 $•1,250. 9.500 SSd st, No. 144 E. Hettie B. Hager to Concord st, n w s, 50 n e Lexington av, 50x125. Hewes st, n s, 226,4 e Lee av. 20x100. John F. Augusta Nolte. Assign, lease. 366 New Utrecht. Margaret wife of Michael Ryan to August MoU. Mort, $5,250. 9,500 Hickman to Michael Reardon and Johanna High st, s s, 80,4 w Washington st, 20x48,8. 43d st, s s, 102 w Sth av, 23x100.5. his wife. 500 Ann wife of Peter Quinn to William A. Assign, lease. Mary L. and Alice Hall Concord st. northerly cor Lexington av, 50x Dowjjing. nom to Augustus L. Brown. 13,500 125. Michael Hickman to Michael Reardon Same property. WiUiam A. Downing to Peter and Johanna his wife. 20O Quinn, nom Same property. Consent to assign. Centre st, e s. 350 n Sackett st, 25x100, East Huntington st, n s, 123.6 e Columbia st, 2Cxl00. Glorvina R, Hoffman to Mary L. and New York. Elisabetha Buchling to Elizabeth Elizabeth C, H., Lawrence W. Elizabeth, AUce HaU. Gimpel, 300 Mary S. and Charles A. Clark to Mary Dono 47tL st, s s, 260 e 5th av, 20x100.5, Con Centre st, s s, 350 w Sackett st, 50x100, East van. 600 New York. Harriette C. wife of Charles S". Hicks st, n w s, 269 n e Degraw st, 19.6x97,6, sent to assign, lease; also assumption of Brown to John Behleng. 300 mortgage and convenants as assignee. h&l. The Germania Life Ins. Co., New Clinton st, w s, 26.8 s Livingston st, 25.6x109.9 York, to Williani P. Mittendorf. 6,000 May 13,1882 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD 485
Harrison st, n s, 150.8 w Henry st, runs north President st, s s, 513,8 e Smith st, 16x97.11, h & 100 X west 18.4 x southwest 12.9 x south 88.3 St, Felix st, w s, on a line which, at Raymond 1. John Q. Adams to Thomas D. Carpenter, st, is 445.6 n Fulton av, 18,4x62.5x18.4x63,2, to Harrison st, x east 24.4, h&l. Timothy Jr. Mort, $3,000. 5,000 J. Donohue to WiUiam Coit, nom h&l. Nelson Hamblin to Emma S, Marina, Prince st, s e cor Park av, proposed, 20x61.6, h widow. 5,000 Same property. WilUam Coit to Honora & 1, Frederick W. MauUin to Dennis Mc Donohue. nom Ten Eyck st, s s, 60 w Graham av, 20x55.10. Mahon. Mort, $3,000. 5,000 Karl Ernst to John Zissel. Morts. $601», 2,200 Jefferson st, n s, 250 e Marey av, 100x180. ) Pro.spect pl, late Warren st, s s, 85 w Scheneot-' Jefferson st, s s, 2.50 e Marcy av, 120x100, f Union st, n s, 278 w Smith st, 1,5.8x100, h&l. ady av, 25x40x25x30, Brittha wife of Isaac Lewis R, Stegman to The Equitable Life Lydia P. Green to George H. Stone. 21,000 Willia mson to WiUiam H. Caulfield, Assmts. Joralemon st, n s, 111.1 e Henry st, 51.2xl09,lx Assurance Soc, U S. Foreclos. .5,000 from 1872, 200 Union sfc. s w s, 416.10 s e 4th av, 100x190. 51.2x110; also plot adj rear of above, 46,3x Prospect pl, s e s, 187 e Carlton av, 44x131, h & 26,6x4.5.9x33, with right of way over alley to Jennie G. wife of WiUiam S. Wyckoff, New 1, Sarah J. Hagerty to Moss S, Phillips. 9,400 York, to Hattie J. wife of Edwin C. Henry st. Leonora S, wife of Benjamin I, Ne= Same property. Moss S. PhUlips to Emma smith to Cornelia wife of John S. Turner. 25,000 Squance. 8,000 H. wife of Berend H, Huttmann. 9,415 Willoughby st, n e cor Gold st, 24.10x29. Ix Same property. James N. Baxter to Leonora Pearl st, e s, 55 s High st, 48x102,9, Jefferson S, wife of Benjamin I, Nesmith, Q. C. nom 38.10x55. Charles Philps, exr. H. P, Col«y, to M, Levy to Frederick A. Lightbody. All Frank C, Joslin. 3.6OO Jackson st, s s, 150 w Ewen st, 25x100, h&l. title, Q. C, s J .^ Louisa Hover wife of Lyman A. to Daniel Warren st, s s, 236.9 w Nevins st, 20.3x100. Same property, Frederick A. Lightbody et al,, James M. Baldwin, trustee, to Rosetta W. and Mary McManus. Morts. $1,100. 2,600 being only children and heirs of Colin Light- Java st, n s, 73 w Franklin st. Release mort, Newcomb, trustee. Release. nom body, dec'd, to Benjamin T. Harris. Mort. Warren st, s s, 236.9 w Nevins st, 20.3x100, h & Edward P. Brown, guard. E. B. Bonney, to $3,500. 8,000 Jonathan K, Fairbanks, nom 1. Cornelius Kennedy et al., exrs, John Same property. George J, Lightbody to same. Kennedy, dec'd, to Rosetta W. Newcomb, Java st, n s, 75 e Franklin st, 60x100, A, K. Mort. $3,500, 500 Meserole and ano,, exrs, Magdalen Meserole widow, Mort. $2,000. 3,500 PelUngton pl, w s. 4.11 n Bushwick av, runs Same property. Jane Kennedy et al., only- dec'd, to Griffith J. Roberts. 4 800 .west 7,2 to Bushwick av, x northwest along Kosciusko st, n s, 184 w Reid av, 16x100. Dun heirs John Kennedy, dec'd, to same. Q, C. nom av 88,7 X east 80.4 to Pellington pl, x south Washington st, e s, 79.9 n Prospect st, 19.3x can E, McKenzie to James Glen, 2,400 50, New Lots, Catharine McAnaUy to Mary Kosciusko st, s s, 150 w Rpid av, 25x100 74,9. Edward S, Atwood to Harriet E. Grimes, Elizabeth, N, J, nom Leverich, widow. 3,125 Charles B. Hart to Eva K. wife of Abram Same property. Mary Grhnes to Thomas and Vandervoort. 750 Washington st, w s, 52 n Concord st, 26x10.5, Catharine McAnaUy. nom Ephraim J, Whitlock to Elizabeth M, Whit Lafayette st, n s, 59.9 e Hudson av, 20,8x50x Penn st, nws, 314.6 n e Marcy av, 21x100, h & 20.6x50. Patrick, Felix and Hugh P, Camp lock. Xpart, 2,200 1. James Sheridan to Charles F. Aliesky. Willow st, w s, 477.1 n Pierrepont st, 25x100. beU and Mary J. wife of B. T. Lynch, heirs Mort. $4,000. 8,800 ! John CampbeU, dec'd, to John Campbell, Q. Lucy L,, Anna P,, Pierrepont, Virginia C Pljonouth st, n s, ^2 e of once contemplated') and EUen W. Minor; also, Catharine B. and T zi , nom st called Hamilton st, 52.6x100. l Charles L. Minor, the lasfc two infants, by Lefferts st. s s, 273,10 e Grand av, 70x238 to At Plymouth st, n e cor Bridge st, 100x100.5. ) Lucy L. Minor, guard,, to Catharine H. wife lantic av, X — X —, gas fixtures, carpets and Release mort, Hannah Enston to Annie M. of Whitehead C. Duyckinck, 5-7 parts. 14,286 other chattels. Miranda wife of Rupert G. Sadlier. 4,000 Wolcott st, sws, 115 n w Van Brunt st, 25x Story to Frances C. wife of Stephen P. Short- Quincy st, s s, 105 w Marcy av, 20x100. h&l. 100, h&l, Michael Phelan and Mary his land. Contract to exchange for property at Amelia C. Pangborn to Anna B. Wilkins, wife to Mary Clark. 4,200 Chester, Conn., and cash 750 Morts. $2,800, 3,400 Wolcott st, n e s, 80 n w Richards st, 20x80. The same instrument provides for selling Quincy st, n s, 153.3 w Lewis av, 71.9x100, Thomas McCabe to Patrick Parks and Annie Stephen P. Shortland the lot adjoining the David Hale and Betsey S. his wife, Vineland, his wife, jointly survivors to succeed to en- Lefferts st propertv on the west, extending • N. J., to John P. Hudson, 2.2.50 tu-e title. 1 025 to Atlantic av, for $6,000, if he wishes it Quincy st, s s, 25.4 w Marcy av, runs south 80 Wyckoff st, ns, 189 6 w 4th av, 20.10x100, h & Lefferts st, s s, 273.10 e Grand av, 70x238 to X west .59.8 x south 20 x west 40 x north 100 1, Thomas H, Brush to- Marie L, Dennis Atlantic av, x 70x—, h & Is, Miranda Story to Quincy st, x east 99.8. George W, Pang MUford, Conn. Mort. $4,000. 8 200 wife of Rupert G. to Stephen F. Shortland. born to Amelia C, Pangburn, widow, nom Mort. $16,000. " 30 000 1st sfc, s e cor South Sth sfc. 10S.3xll5.2x85.4x Quincy st, s s, 2.5.4 w Marcy av, 19 8x80, h&l, 132.8, William L. Clark, Paterson, N. J,, to Lefferts st, s s, 148.10 e 'St. James pl, 14x90, AmeUa C, Pangborn to Joseph W, Bosch. 3,500 h&l. Henry T. McCoun to Lucy B, wife EUen M. Hamili, C. a. G. nom Quincy st, s s, 65 w Marcy av, 20x80, h&l, Same property-. Henry F, HamUl to WiUiam of Elijah R. Kennedy. 4,800 Amelia C, Pangborn to Mary A. C. wife of Livingston st, sws, 20,4 n w Boerum pl, 19'x L, Clark, Paterson, N, J. nom George L, Ayres, Mort. $2,000. 3,750 1st st, s e cor South 8th st. Eelease of dower. 48.1x19.1x50 8. Rosina wife of Henry Ohl Richardson st, n s, 100 e Lorimer st, 50xl40x— horst, deriving the property from a former Sarah E, Hamili to EUen M. HamUl. nom XllO. Frederick W. Buffington, Springfield, South 1st st, n s, .50 e llth st, 48x86.6x73.6. husband, to Sophie Treviranus, 4,000 Mass,, to George S. Bulflngton, same place, Lorimer st, e s, 125 n Nassau av, 75xl(i0. John and August Zott and Charios Zwerlein, K part. 250 heirs of M. and P, Zott, and Lena Kuemmel' Charles T. Grosjean, trustee C. Grosjean, Rush st, s s, 70 w Wythe av, 20x85.9. Kate dec'd, to Samuel Self. 2,600 widow, to Catharine B, Oechsner, widow wife of Thomas P, Kenna to Mary Sachleben, Morfc. $200. 1,600 Same property. Mary A. Grosjean, widow, to Mort. $2,500. 4,500 to same. Q. C. nom Same properfcy, Catharine B. Oechsner, Rodney .'it, n s, 175 e Lee av, 20x100, h&l, widow, to Henry Segelke. 2 600 Leonard st, e s, 50 s Skillman av, 25x95. Chas, Andrew Herrmann, known as Harmon, to F. Aliesky to James Sheridan, 4 (!00 South 2d st, s w s, 50 n w llth st, 25x120. Mary Albert Piesch, nom A. Mulligan, widow, to Herman D. Stapel Macon st, s s, 850 w Reid av, 125x100. George Same property, Albert Piesch to Margarethe berg. 1,750 Nichols to Arthur F. Curtis. Morts. wife of Andrew Herrmann or Harmon. $00,900. nom 2d st, s w cor Bond st, 20x75, h&l. Henry Mort, $4,000. nom Drew Jamaica, L. I., to Rose wife of Ber McKibben st, n s, 150 w Bushwick av, 2.5x100 Rodney st, ses, 328,11 s w Bedford av, 16,9x nard Riley. 3 800 Matthias Raber to Charles Kraft. Mort 100. Henry B, Scholes to EUzabeth H, wife 2d st, s s, 98.8 e Hoyt st, 20x100. Albert Wil $2,000. 2 500 of George W. Alien, 7,800 kinson to C. W, Woodford. Mort. $2,000. nom Monteith st, s s. 275 w Bremen st, 25x100, Rodney st, ses, 3 Bushwick av, nws, 80.5 s w Montrose av, 23.2 Putnam av, s s, 430 e Marcy av, 200x100, Lydia India wharf, lot 537 India wharf, adj indeft x77x25x82.3. Henry Zippj'^Newtown, L, I,, P. Green to George H, Stone. Morts. $7,000. lane, 26.9x100x49.9x102.7. Ahlert Stuhr- to Charles Ernst and Marv B. his wife, joint 10,000 niann and Gesine E, his wife, to John Borkel. tenants. Water taxes, 1882. 1,700 Reid av. e s, 20 s Greene av, 20x80, h&l, Owen Morts. $9,500. 3,575 Bushwick av, northerly cor Vanderveer st, West to Henry A, Tilton, Mort $2,000. 3,100 Indeft, right of way, w s, 226 s East New York 100x414. Jacob Altschul, New York, to Sumner av, e s, 37.6 s Stockton st, 17.6x100, av, 50x81, Flatbush. Martin Murphy to Ed Franz Steinbacher. 2,150 Harriet A. Barrett, widow, to Otto Schaff ward Murphv. Mort, $100, 300 Blake av, s s, 50 w Ocean av, 25x75, New Lots, ner. ' 2,750 Interior lot, 50 w Grand av and 110 s Pacific st, Jaines Cargill to John CargUl, 250 Schenectady av, n e cor Pacific st, 24x70.10, runs west 50 x north 27.6 x east 50 x south Central av, westerly cor Stanhope st, 25x85.10. Anna L. wife of Louis A, Kruse to John 27,6. Thomas Moran, Sr,, to Thomas Moran, John Morgan to Michael O'Kane and Mary McDermott. Mort. $3,000, taxes, &c. nom Jr. 400 A. his wife, as joint tenants. 737 Seigel av, w s, 25 s Division av, 50x103,10, Lot at Canarsie, adj Van Houton, 20x90. Wil Christopher av, e s, 200 s Baltic av, 50x100, New New Lots. Fbenezer Rogers to Catharine liam B, Van Houten to Mary H. Van Houton. Lots, Jane wife of Campbell Gunning to Wells, 2,000 1868. nom James J, Murphy and A.nne L, his wife. 500 Seigel av, w s, 225 n Division av, 2.5x100, East Lot 6 feet south of St. Marks av and 170 e Same property. Release mort. Christopher I. New York, James E. Pearson to Margaret Carlton av. runs south 52 x west 0.2 x north Lott, exr, Lydia Lott, to Jane wife of Camp wife of Chai-les Messmar. 175 .53 xeast abt0,2. John E. Sfcyles to Arthur beU Gunning. nom Shepard av, w s. 150 s Broadway, 25x100, Easfc G. Hill. nom De Kalb av, s s, S3 w Reid av, 19.6x80, h & 1, New York, Robert T. Newcome to Patricia Old Brooklyn and Jamaica R. R,, n w cor Jef Nicholas Amerman to Bernhardine E. wife McCue and JuUa his wife, Mort, $525, 1,000 ferson st, abt lOi 1x145x100 to av, x 177. - of Paul E. Walter. Morfc, $2,000, 3,300 Skillman av, n s, 100 w Graham av, 2.5x1 Oo. Emma A. Whitlock and Alfred F, Swan to De Kalb av, s s, 44.1 e Vanderbilt av, 16.6x Henry, Annie and Lizzie Wehrman and Mary Charlotte Banks. Q. C. nom 79.3x16.10x82,7. EstelleB. Holt andano., exrs, Lehnert, heirs F, Wehrman, to Caroline Road leading from Sheepshead Bay towards ] and trustees Mary L. Brundage, dec'd, to Wehrman. nom Coney Island Point, n e cor West ,5th st, Lyman D. Brown. 9,500 Same property, Caroline Wehrman, widow, 127,6x260,6x220,10x256, Coney Island, \ East New York av, nws, 73.9 n e Dean sfc, 25 to Andrew Lehnert and Mary his wife, joint Also all machinery, tools, right to lay gas x87.1x94.8, New Lots. The Southold Sav tenants, 2,000 pipes, &c, Foreclos, J ings Bank to John Oehrle and Caroline his Skillman av, s s, 35.5 e Graham av, 61,7x irreg, Lewis R. Stegman to Henry B. Plant, 40,200 wife, 500 William Cheever, Long Island City, to Henry Release of exrs. end estate of Horace D, Wade, Franklin av, e s, 60 s Atlantic av, 20x81,Ix Beales and James Meakim. Mort, $1,500. 3,200 dec'd, Thomas S. and Sophia M, Wade to 21.11x90, John Lefferts to John J. Drake, 1.100 Troy av, w s. ISO s Herkuner st, 20x100, h & 1, William D. Wade et al,, exrs. nom Flatbushav, ws, 22.8 s Prospect pl, 20x27.9x Lewis H, Betts, Stamford, Conn,, to Char 4 364-1,000 acres, Flatbush. Release from cove 53.3x16x65,3x26,8. Aaron S. Robbins to lotte L. Banks, Chicago, 111. 3,300 nant. John Lefferts to Maria M. McCauley. George F. Riley. 10,000 Same property. Chai'lotte L. Banks to Charles Flatbush av, e s, 79,6 s Atlantic av, 20x67.2 to Marth, New York. Mort. .§2,300. 3,400 Atlantic av x 24,1x53.8, h&l, Jordan L. Throop av, e s, 25 n Park av, 25x100. Barbara Mott to Conrad Enners. 13,000 Neidlinger with Henry Neidlinger. Agree Gates av, s s, 220 w FrankUn av, 50x115, John ment between tenants in common that the P. Hudson to Joseph Kane, Mort. $4,000. 8,250 survi-v or can take full title upon payment to heirs of . 800 NOTE,—Tlie arrangement of this list is as follows Gates av, ns, 93.6 e Pcalph av, 16.6x90. The The first name is that of the mortgagor, the next that Southold Savings Bank, Southold to Bertha Throop av, n e cor Lexington av, 110x100, of the mortgagee. The description of the property wife of Philip GrUl. 2,325 William Ziegler to Kate Acor. 6,500 then folloivs, then the date of the mortgage, the time Graham av, e s, 25 n Cook st, 50x100, h & 1. Tompkins av^ e s, 80 n Stockton st, 20x100, Re for which it was given, and the amount. The general Rudolph, Joseph and David Acker and Susan lease mort. The Mutual Life Ins. Co,, New^ dates used as headings are the dates lohen the mort Knapp, widow. Brooklyn, and Katharina. York, to Catharine T. C. Quin, extrx. C. gage ivas handed into the Register's office to be re wife of Henry Fiel, Jamaica, L. I., to John Quin. 1,100 corded. Wlienever the letters " P. M." occur, preceded by the- Grill and Louisa his wife. 5-6 parts, 7,500 Tompkins av, e s, 80 n Stockton st, 20x100. name of a .'street in these lists of mortgages, they mean Hopkinson av, s e cor Sumpter st, 75x100. Catharine T. C. Quin, extrx. C. Quin, to that it is a Purchase Money Mortgage, and for fuller Henry Gerner to Alfred C. Wakefield. 900 John Jung. 1,100 particulars see the list of transfers under ihe corres Hopkinson av, s e cor Sumpter st, 75x100, Tompkins av. No. 342, w s, 40 s Monroe st, 20x ponding date. Robert T. Puine to Henry Gerner, Hoboken, 85. CaroUne N. Gerard to Edward and N. J. Q, C. nom Prancis Conklin. Mort. $3,000, 4,750 NEW YORK CiTY. Hamburg av, sws, 50 s e Myrtle st, 31,6x—x Tompkins av, s e cor Vernon av, 84x100. John 79.7, gore, Theodore F. Jackson to Michael Dixon, exr. Cath. O'Brien, dec'd, to Charles MAY 5, 6, 8,9,10, IL Nae'der. 250 A, Peck, 3,575 Ayres, Louise S., wife of aud MarshaU, Jr., to Harrison av, e s, 25 s Walton st, 25x100. John Veraon av, s s, 397,6 e Nostrand av, 18x100, h Edgar Williams and ano , exrs, L. Freeman. Schadt to George Huether and Elise his & 1. Thomas E, Greenland to Thomas J. Av A or Pleasant av, P, M. May 1, 3 wife, as joint tenants. Mort. $o,,300. 5,675 Fairbank. Mort. $2,800, 4,300 years, $12,000 Johnson av, s s, 175 w Graham av, 25x100, h & Vernon av, s s, 272,5 w Marcy av, 18.1x100, h Ai-nsteiu, Emanuel, and Emanuel Berg, to 1. Magdalena wife of Louis Julius to Joseph & 1. Patrick Sheridan to Louisa Steminer- John P. Pupke, 4th av, 63d st, P. M, Merz and Anna his wife. 5,500 maim. Mort, $2,500. 4,800 May 1, 3 years, 5 per cent, 13,750 Johnson av, n s, 150 w Lorimer st, 35x100. VanderbUfc av, e s, abt 600 n Myrtle av, 25x100. BaUow, Ann A, and Amy A., to Frederick Christian Werner to Anna R, Werner, Joseph M. Everett to Henry B, Everett, nom Hughson. 2-.'d st, s s, 365 w 4th av, 25x98.9. Mort, $4,000. 7,200 Washington av, w s, 176.3 s Lafayette av. Re May 9, due May 1, 1883, 5 per cent. 2,000 Kimball av, s e cor Hobson av, 420 to Morfcon lease from covenant. W, R, and Helen M. Blairj^ George, to William Thurman, exr. W. av, X 1,320 to creek, x — to Hobson av, x 900, Hunter, heirs W. Hunter, to Edwm M. M. Thurman, dec'd, York st, No. 11. P. Flatbush. Francis X. Schedler and Laura Barnes. . nom M, May 10, 5 years. 9,000 his wife to Alfred Wiehl and Eugene Wid Washington av, w s, 100 s WiUoughby av. 18.9 Brown, Robert I,, to Catherine K, Van Bus mann. X part. 3,166 x200 to Waverly av, hs & Is. Gilberfc Potter kirk. od av, n w cor 123d st, 40.11x64. Lewis av, e s, 49 s Hart st, 17x80, h&l, Edwin to James T Scott, 17.500 May 8, 3 years, 5 per cent. 14,000 M. Millard to Andrew H, Andei-son, 3,700 Washington av, e s, 168.5 s Park av, 20x100, h BeUoni, Kate B,, wife of Louis J,, Jr,, to Fred Lee av, w s, 60 s Heyward st, 20x80. Thomas & 1. Thomas K, Schermerhorn to Matilda erick C, Havemeyer; 5th av, e s, 25,5 s 66th Rogers, New York, to Richard Jeffers, Mort. wife of John Shay. 4,000 st, 2,5x100. April 1, 3 years, 15,000 $550. 1872. 950 Waverley av, w s, 127,4 s Gates av, runs west Bailey, Samuel H,, to Eugene Kelly, 3d av, Lexington ay^s s, 142.10 w Marcy av, 17,10x 70 X south 15 X west 10 x south 60 x east 80 to w s, extending from 106th st to 107th st. 100, h&l. William P. Horton and ano, exrs, Waverley av, x north 70. Susan B, wife of 201,10x80, Building loan. May 1, 8 mos, 77,5C0 C. Worden, to August and Carolina G-, Jo- Joseph C. Hutchison to Isabella wife of John Same to same. Lexington av, e s, extending hanson. 2,000 Gordon. 7,500 from 106th st to 107th st, 201,10x80. Build Lexington av, n e cor Nostrand av, 150x100. WUloughby av, n s, 116,8 e Lewis av. Release ing loan. May 1, due July 1, 18S3. .82,500 Louis R, Stegman to Charles M. Marsh, mort, C. C. Peck to George Nichols. nom Same to same, 100th st, n s, SO w 3d av, 260x Foreclos, 12,000 Willoughby av, n s, 100 e Lewis av. Release lOO.lL Building loan. May 1, 8 mos, 75,000 Lexington av, s s, 225 w Lewis av, 200x100. mort. WilUam H, Wells to Geo. Nichols, nom Same to same. 107th st, s s. 80 w 3d av, 260x Lynde A. CatUn to Nathan Carpenter, 6,500 3d av, w s, 40 s Wyckoff st, 20x80. Bradley 100.11, Building loan. Mayl, due July 1, Lafayette av, s s, 425 e St. James pl, 2.5xl00x H, Baldwin, Spring Valley, N. J., John C. 1883. 75,000 27.8x100. Sarah Humphi*iesto Hemy Blatch Griffing and ano,, exrs. Eliza Smith, to James Same to Benjamin Richardson, Lexington av, ford. 2,500 F, Bishop. 3,000 3d av, 106th st, 107th st, the block, P. M. Montrose av, s s, 50 w Bushwick av. Boulevard, 3d av, s e cor 44th st, 100x100, h&l. Annie M. Subject to morts. $310,000, May 1, due July 25x100. Anna R. wife of Charles Werner to wife of and Samuel McCleUand to WiUiam 1, 1883, instaUs, 105,0CO Christian Werner and Hem-ietta his wife, H, Browning and Jane his wife. Mort. Barry, Emma P., wife of Richard H,, to Mort. $2,000. 4,300 $2,000, taxes, &c. 14,000 Ludovic Bennet, Brooklyn. Thomas st, Marcy av, n e cor Floyd sfc, 40x81, 4th av, e s, 80 n Warren st, 20x82.2. George F. Church =t. P. M, All title. May 2, due Floyd sfc, n s, 81 6 Marcy av, 180x100. Dodd to Samuel C. and Freeman C. Dodd, May 1,1885, 4,900. Montrose av, n s, 175 e Graham av, 50x100, only heirs Emeline J, Dodd, dec'd. nom Baumgarfcen, Atigust, Brooldyn. to THE Peter Eisemann to Charles Eiseman. nom 5th av, easterly cor 7th st, 20x70. EUzabeth MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.. New York, 4th Same property. Charles Eisemann to Josephine Bergen and ano,, exrs, J. G. Bergen, to Hugh av, s e cor l()7th st, 100,11x100. May 6, due Eisemann. nom J. Gilmore. Contains also nom. release Sept. 1, 1883. 8,000 Nostrand av, n e cor Putnam av, 80 x abt 78, dower. 8,000 Same to same. 106th st, n s, 180 e 4th av, oOx John L, Bi-ewsfcor, Plainfield, N. J., to Thomas 5th av, e s, 38 s Park pl, 37.10x78,10. Samuel 100,11. May 6, due Sept. 1,1883, 6,000 EUsqn. Mort, $8,500. 8,500 McClelland to William H, Browning. Morts, Same to same, 107th st, s s, KiO e 4lh av, 130x Park av, n w eor Schenck st, 75x100. | $10,000, taxes, &c. 23,000 100.11, May 6, due Sept, 1, 1883. 10,000 Schenck st, w s, 100 n Park av, 75x100, ^ 6th av, n w s, 54 n e Union st, 18x92, h&l, Baxter, Emma P., wife of Charles, to THE Robert Dunlap to Peter Mason, Alexander Fanny wife of and Richard C, EUiott, Monu MUTUAL LIFE IKS, CO,, New York. 128th st, Murray and Patrick Friel, joint tenants. All ment, Col,, to Laura C. Janvier, Hudson Co., s s, 125 o Sth av, 6 lots, each 20,10x99,11. liens. 5,513 N. J. Mort, $4,500. 8,500 6 morts. of $11,000 each. May 4. due Sept. Pennsylvania av, e s, 200 s Broadway, 25x130, 6th av, w s, 60 n Carroll st. Release mort. 1, 1883. 66,000 New Lots. August Siburg to August George H. Granniss to George W. Brown, nom Same to John L, Brewster, Plainfield, N. J. Kreig. 200 Same property. Release mort. Same to 128th st, s s, 125 e Sthav, 125x99,11. May Putnam av, s s, 263.4 w Marcy av, 17.4x100, h same, nom 4. . 33,000 & 1. Martha L, wife of Theodore W. 6fch av, e s, 39,2 s 16th st, 18,2x80, h&l. Cal BUnn, Christian, Jr., to Charles Ranhofer. Swimm to Robert H. Bunker. M. $3,500. 6,300 vin Burr to Hem-y Lemburg, 1,500 53d st, P. M. April 27, 5 years. 6,000. Highway from Coney Island to Brooklyn, w s, Britt, James, to Fanny M. Robinson. 127th st. Putnam av, n s, 275 e Nostrand av, 25x100, h adj land James Van Sicklen, being plots 4, 5 P.M. April 28, 3 years. 5,000 & 1. Carrie E, HaUock to WilUam E. Hal and 6 map heirs F. Van Sicklen, dec'd, Brown, Isaac T., to Anna J. Ackerson, widow. lock. .^iiarfc. Subject to mort. §3,500, tax Gravesend. Foreclos. Lewis R. Stegman to 129fch St. P. M. Peb. 27, due Feb. 3, 1885, 5 es, &c. 250 William Gillilan, London, England. 4,500 percent. 27,700 May 13,1882 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD 487 Browning, WiUiam H., to Theodore P. Jenkins. Same to same. 13.5th st. P. M. and buUding Kerr, Joseph, to Margaret A. wife of Edward 3d av, w s, 20 n 90th sfc, 55.8x72.11; 90th st, n loan. May 6, due Jan, 1,1883. 17,000 Murphy. 27th st. P. M. May 6, due May , s, 73.11 w 3d av, 27.1x75.8. Apr. 11,1 yr. 8,475 Floyd, James R,, to Caroline S. Herring, 20th 9, 1885,5 per cent, . 4,000 Barnes, Mary, to Thomas J. O'Kane, Lincoln st, n s, 325 e llth av, 2.5x93, May 1, 1 yr. 1,828 Kehoe, Alfred, to Abraham Steers. 118th st. av and 137th St. P.M. May 9, lyear. 1,2,50 Fanning, Spencer A,, to Charles Bathgate, n s, 140 e 4th av, 20x100, May 4, 3 years. 3,500 Bostwick, Silas B., and Louis Eickwort to exr, Charles Bathgate, dec'd. llOih st, n s, Same to same. 118th st, n s, 200 e 4th av, 20x George L. Kingsland et al., trustees of Au 75 e 2d av, nms north 100,11 xeast 81,8 to 100, May 4, 3 years, 3,.500 gusta L. Jones, under wiU A. C. Kingsland, Roosevelt's lane, x south 64.5 x south 53.3 to Same to same, llSth st, n s, 160 e 4th av, 20x dec'd. Morris St. P.M. May 10, 3 yrs. 8,000 lloth st, X west 135, April 1, 3 years. 8,061 100. May 4, 3 years. 3,.500 Campbell, James, to James M. Varnum and Same to same. 3d av, n e cor llOth st, 100 llx Same to same. 118th st, n s, 220 e 4th av, 20x Richard M. Harison. 43d st, n s, 90 e Lex 75. April 1,2 years, 1,343 100. May 4, 3 years. 3,500 ington av, 35x100.5. May 11, notes. 5,000 Same to same, 3d av, s e cor lllth st, runs Same to same. llSth st, n s, 180 e 4th av, 20x CromweU, John, Cranford, N. J., to The Amer south 100.11 X east 75 x north 89,11 x north 100. May 4, 3 years. 3,500 ican Bible Society, New York. 125th st, n s, 14,10 to lllth st, X west 65. AprU 1. Keller, Frederick K,, to The German Mission • 435 w 7th av, 75x199.10 to 126th st. April 27, 2 years. 8,061 House Assoc, of the Port of New York. due May 1, 1884, 5 per cent. 1.5,000 Same to same. 2d av, n e eor 110th st, lOO.llx 90th st, s s, 100 e 9th av, 66x—x39,llxl00.8. Cullen, John, and Michael ReUly to THE DRY 75. April 1, 2 years. 8,061 May 5,1 year, 5)4 per cent. 4,000 DOCK SAVINGS INST. 110th sfc, n s, 135 e 3d Same to Charles Bathgate, lllth st, s s, 65 e IQugkist, John S,, to Olivia P, wife of Robert av, 2.5x100,11. May 8,1 year, 5 per ct, 10,000 2d av, runs south 14.11 x south 89.11 x east Hoe, Jr. South st, Pine st. P. M. May 6, Sarae to same. 110th st, n s, 160 e 3d av, 25x 81,8 X norfch 9,9 x north 93,6 to lllth st, x 5 years. 30,000 100.11. May 8, 1 year, 5 per cent. 10,000 west 85. April 1, 3 years, 2,473 Lappine, Cecilia, wife of Samuel T., to James Same to same. llOfch st, n s, 185 e 3d av, 2>5x Same to Margaret J. Bathgate. Same prop B. Ryer and ano., trustees William Ryer, 100.11. May 8, 1 year, 5 per cent. 10.000 erty. April 1,3 years, 2,000 dec'd. 84th st, n s, No. 167 E,, n s, 1.50 w 3d Same to same. llOth st, n s, 210 e 3d av, 2ox Frerichs, Friedrich W., to WiUiam C, F. Man av, 24x103.2. May 4, 3 years, 5 per cent. 8,000 100,11. May 8, 1 year, 5 per cent. 10,000 gels and ano,, exrs. Claus Doscher, dec'd. Luyster, Cornelius W., to Cornelia A. wife of Clement, Waldo P,, Rutland, Vt,, to Dwright Orchard st, e s, 100 s Rivington st, 25.1x87.6 Erastus H. Munson. 48th st. P. M. May 6, H. Olmstead et al., exrs, and trustees Noah x2.5x87,6. April 29, 3 years. 4.000 1 year, 10,000 T. Pike, dec'd. 71st st, n s, 390 w 9th av, 20x Glass, John, to Fisher Baker, as trustee. 18th Same to Samuel F. Dealing, 48th st. P. M. 102,2, AprU 10, 1 year. lO,000 st, n s, 298 w 9th av, 25.8x92, May 6, 3 May 6, 1 year. 17,000 Creevey, JohnK., to THE MUTUAL LIFE INS. years. 18,000 Lynch. Samuel, to Henry Weil, Brooklyn. CO., NewYork. 112th st, 113th st. P. M. Goeller, Charles J,, to THE WEST SIDE SAV 128th st, n s, 400 e Sth av, 150x99,11. May 4, May 5, due Sent. 1, 1883. 15,000 INGS BANK. Graenvrich av. No. 31, w s, 86,5 due Sept, 1, 1882, 31,450 Crouter, Anthony, to THE UNION DIME SAV n West 10th st, runs west 40,3 x again west Lowerre, Seaman, Yonkers, to WiUiam H, Van INGS INST,, New York. West Broadway. 53.4 X north 19.6 x east 49 x again east 40.3 to Valer. 7th av, e s, 24.8 n 23d st, 18.6x60. P. M, April 8, due Nov. 1, 1883, 5 p. c. 10,000 Greenwich av, x south 21. May 4, due Nov. May 8, 3 years, 5 per cent. 9,000 Cavanagh, Emma, wife of John, to Benjamiu 1,18S3, 5 per cent. 4,500 Levy, Abraham and Jacob, to Isaac Jacobs. Russak et al., exrs. Henry Harris, dec'd. 6th Horgan, Cornelius, to George W. Berrey. 93d 48th st, s s, 219,4 w 2d av, 18.8x100.5. May 9. av. No. 41, n w cor 4th st, 25x75.10x—x85.9, st, n s, 384 w 3d av, 1.5.6x61. May 6, 1 year, 5 years, 5 per cent, 4,of'0 May 1, 5 years, 5 per cent. 15,000 5 per cent, 4,000 Lyons, Julius J., to Edmund and Francis Hen • Corrigan, John B,, to Annie L. McCahill. 2d Halk, John V,, to Henry Sahlein, San Francis dricks, trustees for Augusta Tobias. Bleeck av, n w cor 49th st, .50x80. 1-10 part and all co, 3d av. P. M. April 24, due May 1, er st, No. 31, n s, 350 w Boweiy, 25x71.8x35x ofcher interest. May 8, due in Sept.,'81 1,000 188-^, 5 per cent, 3,000 69,8, April 25, 3 years, 5 per cent. 4,800 Corrigan, Thomas P., to Francis L. Fisk, Phil Same to same. 3d av. P. M. April 24, due Lewis, Samuel A,, to Ferdinand Mayer, lOfch av adelphia, Pa. Same property. 1-10 part, May 1, 1883, 5 per cent, 3,000 s w cor 98th st, 75,8x126 to Old Bloomingdale and aU other interest. May 8, due in Sept, Hopner, Ann, wife of Lewis, to Charles F, road, x76.7xll3,ll; 109fch st, n s, 250 e lOth 1883. 1,000 Hitchings, 125th st, s w cor Lexington av, av, 50x— to 110th st; 57th st, n s, :i.50 w Sth Cherbuliez, Isabella H,, to John H, Mc- 32,5x100,11. May .5, due AprU 26, 1884. 2,500 av, 35x100.5. May 10, 6 months, 7,000 Monagle, as trustee of Isabella H. Cherbu- Hansen, Claus F., Brooklyn, to William G. Marshall, Joseph, to Edwin A. Bradley and Uez, 37th st, s s, 250 o llth av, 25x98,9. Browning, Treasurer of the New York An Geo, C, Currier. 34th st, n s, 100 e 1st av, May 5, 3 years. 1,294 nual Conference Ministers' Mutual Assistance 50x98.9. Subject to morts. $22,2.50. May 9, DarUng, William A., to Almira wife of Pat Soc, Southerly road. Ward's Island, s s, 409,6 3 months. _ 4,246 rick Ford, Brooklyn. 63d st. No. 133 E., n e of ^westerly road, runs east 136,6 x south 700 Meehen, Elizabeth, wife of Jiugh, to Cornelius s, 99 w Lexington av, 14x100.5. May 9, due X southwest 233.7 x north 890. May 4, due C. Colgate, trustee for Hannah Colgate, May 10, 1886, 5 per cent, 6,500 Nov. 10, 1882. 6,000 lllth st, ns, 75 e Sd av, 27.lxl00.lL May 9, Same to same. 63d st, No. 135 E,, n s, 85 w Herrman, Morris S., to THE UNITED STATES 3 years. 8,000 Lexington av, 14x100.5. May 9, due May 10, LIFE INS. CO,, New York. White st. No. Same to Samuel S. Constant, 109th st, s s, 321 1886, 5 per cent. 6,500 18, n s, 200 e West Broadway, runs north 100 w 4th av, 17x100,11. Jan. 5, 3 months. 5,500 Dean, Lottie L., wife of Harvey N., to The X west 25 X south 100 to White st, x east — to Same to same. 109th st, s s, 238 w 4th av, 17x American Baptist Home Mission Soc. beginnmg. May 8, due Apr. 1,1884, 5 p. c. 25 000 100,11, Jan. 5, 3 months, 5,500 Madison av, e s, 17.9 s 131st st, 16x83. April Hopner, Ann, wife of Lewis, to Plenry 1. Same to John H. Deane. lllth st, n s, 75 e 2d 6, lyear. 11,750 Youngs, as trustee for Annie McC. Fleet. av, 37.1x100.11, May 9, 1 year. 2,000 Dean, Lottie L,, wife of Harvey N., to Samuel 136th St. P. M. May 1, due May 3, 1887, 5 Same to Samuel S, Constant. 109th sfc, s s, 136 S. Constant and ano., trustees Elizabeth A. per cent. 4,000 w 4th av, 5 lots, each 17x100.11. 5 morts. of Chapin. Madison av, es, 67,4 s 121st st, 17,7 Hinman, Samuel S,, to Abraham Steers, 119th $5,000 each. Dec. 29, 3 months. 25,000 x83, AprU 1, 1 year, 13,517 st, n s, 150 w 1st av. 25x100.11. Subject to Same to WUliam S. Mikels. 109th st, s s, 102 Same to same, Madison av, e s, 84.11 s 121st morts, $13,000. April 22, 1 year. 800 w 4th av, 34xlOJ.ll. Dec. 27, 3 month-, 6,000 sfc, 16x83. April 1, 1 year. 13,516 Hoppin, Louisa H,, wife of Hamilton, to WU- Meehen, Elizabeth, wife of Hugh, to John H. Same to same. Madison av, e s, 51.4 s 131st st, liaih J. Hoppin and ano,, trustees under deed Deane. lllth st, n s, 103.1 e 2d av, 27.1x 16x83. AprUl, lyear. 12,516 of trust made by exrs. Samuel S. Howland, 100.11. May 5, 1 year. 2.000 Same to Wiiiiam A. Cauldwell and ano,, exrs. dec'd, Slst st, s s, 495 w 5th av, 25x93, Apr. Meehen, Elizabeth, wife of Hugh, to Cornelius Ebenezer Cauldwell, dec'd, 121st st, s s, 83 e 29, due May 1, 1887, 5 per cent. 30,000 C. Colgate, as trustee for Jane Colgate, Madison av, 17x100,11. AprU 17,1 yr. 10,500 Houston, John G,, to Dolan & Fitchel. 123d dec'd. lllth st, n s, 102.1 e 2d av, 27.1x100.11. Same to same. 130th st, n s, 83 e Madison av, st, s s. 30 e 4th av, 20x100.11. May 10, 1 May 5, 3 years, 8,000 17x100.11. AprU 17, lyear. 10,893 month. 1,200 Mierson, D, Feodore, to Catharine A, F. Casa Same to William M. Isaacs. Madison av, s e Herzog, Louis and Michael S,, to Charles Zinn, nova. 48th st, n s, 20 w 2d av, 20x70.5. May cor 121st st, 17.9x83. March 28,1 year. 12,500 Frankfort, Germauy, Maiden lane, P. M. 8,1 year. l,O0Q Same to American Baptist Home Mission Soc. AprU 10, due May 1, 1885, 5 per cent. 15,000 Murray, Joseph, to Robinson Gill, Brooklyn. Madison av, e s, 33.9 s 121st st, 17,7x83. Hyatt, Washington I., to Arabella Hyatt, 103d st, s s, 330 e 3d av, 35x100.9. May 3, 3 April6, lyear. " 11,750 Grand st, n s, 2,5x75. Subject to morts, $20,000. months. 1,500 Dumser, George, Sr., to George Dumser, Jr. K part. May 9, due May 1,1883. 1,000 Same to same. 103d st, s s, 255 e 3d av, SSx I54th st, n s, 350 e Comtland av, 25x100. Irvine, Margaret, widow,' to CaroUne B. wife 100,9. May 3, 4 months. 1,,500 May 10, 1 year. 500 of James B. Wilson, Jr. 34th st. No. 316 E., Maguire, Fanny, vrife of and Andrew, to Dan Dorsett, R. Clarence,'to David J. Dean. 6th av. s s, 228.9 e 2d av, 21.3x98.9. May 11, due May iel ConnoUey and Michael Cooney. 32d sfc. P. M. April 28, due May 1,1893, 5 p. c. 4,000 1, 1885, 3 per cent. 5,000 No. 344 E., s s, 143,9 w 2d av, 18.9x98.9. May Dempsey, Patrick, to Peter M. Wilson, 2d av, Ingraham, Sidney P., to Catharine A. Bidwell, 3, due May 1,1884, 5 per cent. 3,000 n e cor 119th st. 100,10x75; 133d st, s s, 135 e extrx. D. BidweU, dec'd. 5th av. P. M. Maguh'e, Andrew, to THE FARJIERS' LOAN AND 5th av, 25x99.11; 132d st, n s 135 e 5th av, May 1, 5 months. 4,000 TRUST CO,, guard, of the estate of Anna H. 2.5x99.11. May 10, 4 months. 4,300 Jewell, ZeUna M., to Edward Kearney. Lex Hudson. r2th st. P. M. May 6, 3 years, 5 Duffy, Bernard C, and Mary Pollard to Ed ington av. 27th st. P. M. May 3. 6 per cent. 7,OCO ward J. Deegan. Pearl st, No. 400, and months. 6,000 Moser, MatUda, to Charles 'Drechsel. 85th st. Nos, 6 and 8 New Bowery, and Nos. 6 and 8 Same to same. Lexington av. 27th st. P. M. P. M. May 1, installs, 5 per cent. 4,000 New Bowery and part of 398 Pearl st and No. May 3, 5 years. 12,000 Martin, William R., to Henry A. Cram and 9 Chestnut st, begins Pearl st, e s, 61.6 n Juch, WUhelmine, wife of WiUiam A., to ano,, exrs. and trustees George C. Cram, New Bowery, runs east 60,9 to New Bowery, American Baptist Home Mission Soc. 3d av, dec'd. 113th st, s s, 200 w 7th av, 50x100.11. X southwest 43.6 x west 30.3.to e s Pearl st, w s, 51.1 s 108th st, 35.3x75. May 8, 1 yr. 9,000 May 5, 3 years. 4,500 xnorth 25.2. 2d mort Feb. 1, due May 1, Sam.e to same. 3d av, w s, 76.4 s 108th st, 35.3 McAree, Thomas, to Charles W. Keeler, exr. 1884. 3,000 x75. May 8, 1 year. 9,000 James M. Montgomery, dec'd. 43d st, P. Eldridge, Emma B., wife of TitusB.,to Louisa Same to WiUiam M. Isaacs. 2d av, s e cor M. April 29, due May 6, 1887. 4,50ft S. Davis. 14th st, n s, 175 w 7fch av, 25x120. 104th st, 35.11x75. April 27, 3 years. 10,000 Same to Hamilton W. Shipman, Brooklyn. March 10, due Feb. i, 1883. 2,000 Same to Edwin A. Bradley and George C. Cur 113th St. P. M. 2d mort. April 29, due Eckerson, Salome A., to Nicholas Onderdonk. rier, of Bradley & Currier. 106th st, n s, 150 May 16,1882. 750 Barrow st, s s, 150 e Hudson st, 25x100. April e Sdav, 75x100.11. AprU 19, 3 months. 1,230 McCafferty, Robert, to THE BOWERY SAVINGS 21, due May 1,1888, 5 per cent. ' 2,000 Jenny, Jacob, to Emma Dean. Sth av, w s, BANK. Slst st, s s, 149 e Madison av, 16x Farley, Peter, to THE CONNECITCUT MUTUAL 50.5 n 123d st, 35.3x100. May 9, 2 yrs, 11,000 103.2. AprU 29, 1 year, 5 percent. 10,000 LIFE INS, CO.,.Hartford, Conn, aist, st, n s, Jonas, Abraham H., to Hamilton T. Magrath, Same to same. Slst st, s s, 165 e Madison av, 250 w 7th av,, 25x98.9. May 6, 1 year, 5 2d av. 73d st. P. M. May 10, 1 year, 5,000 16x103.2. April 29, 1 year, 5 per cent. 10,000 percent. 6,500 Kahn, Adolph, to THE BOWERY SAVINGS BANK. Mulgrew, WilUam, to Edmund H. Schermer Sth st, Nos. 441, 443, 445 and 447 E., n w cor hom. SOth St. P. M. May 4, 1 year, 5 per Feig, Anthony, to THE NEW YORK LIFE INS. , Av A, 113x26.4. May 10, 1 year, 5 p. c. 6,000 cent. 6,000 Go. 2d av, 114th St. P, M. May 6,1 yr. 9,500 King, Henrietta L., individ., and extrx. Nich McKiernan, John, to Isaac L. Kipp and ano., Fenwick, Samuel C, to Otis Corbett. 133d st. olas Low, dec'd, to Joseph K, Riggs, Paris, exrs. WilUam V. Brady, dec'd. 19th st. P. - France. Cottage pl, Nos. 19, 21 and 23, e s, M. May 5, 3 years. 6,360 See Conveys. May 1, due May 4, 1883. - 19,000 100 h Houston st, 49.4x108.2; Macdougal st. Fettretch. Catharine, wife of John, to Silas H. Moore, Maria J., wife of Hiram, to John Gar No. 85, w s, 98 s Bleecker st, 20x83.6. April cia. Madison av, n e cor 109th st, 20.11x70. Witherbee. 125tti st. P. M. and building 8, due May 10,1887, 5 per cent 15,000 May 5, due May 1,1885. 11,000 488 THE REAL ESTATERECORD May 13,1882 Same to same. Madisoii av, e s, 20.11 n 109fch being part of farm Wm. H, Morris; also lots Tovnisend, Charles H,, to JuUa L. Delafield. st, 20x70. May 5, due May 1, 1885, 10,000 71 to! 03, both inclusive, map Charles Darke Sth av, n e cor 124th st, 19.11x80. May 8, due Same to Herman R. Le Roy, trustee for H, W, property, 24th Ward. May 1,3 months, 70,000 AprU 10. 18'?3. 5,000 Gray. Madison av, e s, 40.11 n lOOfch st, 20x Rockwood, Araminta, wife of George G,, to Volkening, Bertha, wife of and Henry L., to 70, May 5, due May 1, 1885. 10.000 THE FR4NKLIN SAVINGS BANK, New "Sork, THE EMIGRANT INDUST. SAVINGS BANK. 44th Same to same, Madison av, e s, 60.11 n 109th 43d St. P. M. May 8, 1 year, 5 per cent. 11,000 st, s s, 125 w 2d av, 130x100,5, May 6, 1 st, 20x70. May 5, due May 1, 1885. 10,000 Same to James F. Chamberlain, 43d st. s s, year. 30,000 Same to Louis Beckers, exr, Louis Durr, dec'd, 380 e Sth av, 20x100,4, See Conveys. May Waterbury, James M., Westchester, to Charles Madison av, e s, 80,11 n 109th st, 20x70. May 8, instaUs., 3 years. 3,000 P. Wurts, New Haven, Conn. 5th av, llth 5, due May 1, 1885, 10,000 Rankin, WiUiam, and Philip Hauseman, to St. P. M. May 1, due Nov. 1,1884. 56,000 Same to Ward B. ChamberUn. Madison av, n Angela wife of Dominico Cella, Hoboken, N, Weidmann. Anton, to John J. Townsend, as e cor 109th st, 100.11x70, May 5, demand, 4,078 J. 46th St. P. M. May 4, due;May 5.:i883, 5,700 trustee WUliam A. Fitzhugh, dec'd, 13th st, Same to John H. Deane, Madison av, n e cor Reilly, Andrew, Newark N, J,, to Thomas Mc nes, 410,6 n w 2d av, 16.6x103.3. May 1, 3 109th st, 100.11x70. 109th st, n s, 110 e 3d av, Guiness. 3d .av, w s, 27.8 n 72d st, 24.6x85; years, 1 year at 3y per cent, 1 year at 4y per , 155.2x100,11, May 5, demand, 3,930 72d st, n s, 179,6 w 3d av. 30x103,2. March cent., and 1 yearat 5}^ per ceiit, 6,435 Same to same. 109th st, n s, 245,10 e 3d av, 19,4 16, 1 year. 19,330 Woodruff, Ann E.. widow, to Alfred W. Low XlOO. 11. May 3. 1 year, 1,000 Rvan, James, to Paulina Sands, exrx. D, erre, exr. Catharine Lowerre, dec'd. 13th st, Same to same. 109th st, n s. 129,10 e 3d av, Sands. 40th st. P. M, May 5, 8 years, 5 s s. 64.9 w 4th av, 19.7x73.3x30.1x67.6. May 19.4x100.11, May ,5, demand, 1,500 per cent. 4,000 5, 3 years, 5 per cent, 6,000 Same to same. 109th st, n s. 226.6 e 3d av, Russell. Louisa S,, wife of and Barnabas, of Watson, Margaret K.. widow, to THE MUTUAL 19.4x100.11. May 3, demand. 1,.500 Easton, N. Y,, to THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS LIFE INS, CO., New York. Grand Boulevard, Same to same. 109th st, n s, 245,10 e 3d av, INST, Cedar st, n w cor Washington st, 20.9 es, extdg from 131st to 122d st, 201.10x100; 19,4x100,11, May 4, demand. 1,.500 s56xl8.1x56.3, May 6, 1 year, 13,000 121st st, n s, 100 e Grand Boulevard, 25x100.11; Same to W illiam M. Kingsland, Mount Pleas Roe, Louisa A., wid.)w, and Willett Bronson 122d st, s s, 100 e Grand Boulevard, SSnx ant, as trustee Daniel C, Kingsland, dec'd. to John B. Parsons, trustee. Liberty st. No. 100,11, . May 9, due Sept, 1,1883. 13,000 109th st, n s, 245.10 e 3d av, 19,4x100,11, May 51, n s, abt 25.8x72x25.7x71. May 8, 5 years. Wright, Isaac E., to John Ross. 7th av, e s, 25 4, due May 5. 1885. 8,000 5 per cent, 3-2,.500 s 127th st, 74.11x100. May 9, 3 months. 12,000 MuUer, Louis H., to Jenat De Witt, Yonkers, Sarles, Leander, to Charles D. Adams. 2Sth Wilcox, Thomas H., and George P. Shirmer to N. Y, King st. No. 15, n w cor Congress st, st. P. M. May 10, 5 years, 5 per cent. 5,000 Minerva C. V. wife of Charles H, Stebbins, 21x75. May 6, due April 38, 1883, 5 per Schuchman, George, to John P. Schuchman. Greenwich, Conn. 42d st. P. M. May 11, cent. 1,000 41st st, s s, 125 e Lexington av, runs south 80 due May 1, 1887, 5 per cent. 5,000 Mace ibe, Isaac J., to William C. Traphagen, X west 50 X south 18.9 x east 50 x south 23.9 x Wyatt, Mary A,, widow, Baltimore, Md,, to 63d St. P.M, May 9, 3 5'ears. 3 000 east 44.3 x north 47.6 x west 31 x north 75 to George F, Butterworth, Lexington av, e s, Same to Eliza Gardner, Bergen Co., N. J. 63d 41st st, X west i3.3. May 1, 1 year. 3,.500 40.5 s 58th st, 20x65. AprU 18, 3 years. 1,300 st. No, 343 E., s s, 100 w 1st av, 25x100.5. Shepherd, Maria J,, to Mary E. Hull. 52d st, May 9, lyear. 2,000 s s, 240 e 3d av, 20x100.5. May 1, 5 years, 5 RINGS COUNTY. Magrath, HamUton T., to Ferdinand Kurzman per cent. 4,000 and Nathan Arnstein. 2d av, w s, 25.6 n 73d Skelly, Patrick, to Mary R. Prime. Washing MAY 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11. st, 25.6x7.5. Way 10, 6 months. 5,0G0 ton st, Clarkson st. P, M, May 5, 3 years, Acor, Kate, to WiUiam Ziegler et al., exrs, Same to Ferdinand Kurzman, exr. Moses 5 per cent. 7,000 John H, Seal, Throop av, Lexington av. Sternheimer, dec'd. 2d av, P, M. May 9, Skelly, Patrick, tb Peter C. Schultz. Jay st, s P. M. May 1, 3 years. $5,000 3 years, 5 per cont. ' 8,000 e cor Caioline st, 53x59,1x53,5x59,9, being Same to same, Throop av. P. M. May 1, 3 Same to same. 2d av, n w cor 73d st, runs Nos. 33 and 34 Jay st and 12 and 14 CaroUne years. 3,500 west 100 X north 51.1 x east 25 x south 2.5.6 x st. May 5, 5 years, 5 per cent. 10,000 Same to same. Throop av. P. M. May 1, 3 east 75 to 2d av, x south 25.6. May 9, 3 Spaulding, Bernard, to THE EQUITABLE LIFE years. 3,500 years. 7,000 ASSUR. SOC, of the U. S. 6.5th st. No. 11 E., Same to same, Throop av. P. M, May 1, .3 McBride, John P., exr. Patrick McBride, dec'd, n s, 225 e 5th av, 28x100.5. May 9, due Dec. years. 3,500 John F, MaBride, individ,, and Ellen J, 1, 1883, 57,500 Same to same, Throop av. P. M. May 1, 3 Bacon, heirs Patrick McBride, dec'd, to Geo. Same to same, 65thst, No. 13 E., n s, 253 e years. 3,500 E. Kitching, Brooklyn. Bowery, No, 349, e 5th av, 23x100.5. May 9, due Dec. 1, '83, 43,500 Same to same, Throop av. P. M. May 1, 3 s, abt 25 n 3d st, 26x93.9x—xS7.7. May 8, 1 Shilling, Mary C, widow, to Anna M, E, Bul- vears. 3,500 year. 7,.500 ley, Brooklyn. 56th st. No. 133 E. P. M. Allen, Elizabeth H., wife of George W., to McMonagle, Anna A., Philadelphia, Pa., to May 6, due May 1, 1887, 5 per cent. 6,000 Tbe Williamsburg Savings Bank. Rodney John H. McMonagle, as trustee of Anna A. Schachtel, Elizabeth, wife of Michael, to st, ses, 338,11 s w Bedford av, 16,9x100. McMouagle. 37th st, s s, 225 e llth av, 25x Amalia Ottmann. Broome st, s s, 50 e Pitt May 8,1 year, 4,000 98.9. May 5, 3 years. 1,294 st, 25x80. May 1, 1 year, 5 per cent. 8,500 Same to Henry B, Scholes. [Same property. Murray, Joseph, to Abraham H. Steers. 103d Schaefer, Bertha, wife of Henry C., and Freder May 8,1 year, 1,500 st, s s, 205 e 3d av, 25x100,9. March 20, 4 icka, wife of Edward Starke, to Ida Starke, Anderson, Harriet A., to Katharine S. wife of months. 2,000 157th st, n vr y of lot 231 map village of Hasbrouck Du Bois, 33d st, s s, 250 e Sd av, Nash, George W., to Thomas Coman, Water Melrose, 25x100, May 2, due May 1, 1887, 900 50x100, May 4. 3 years. 1,000 st, s s, 375 w Jackson st, 25x70. May 5, 1 Schwarz, Otto E,, to Edgar WMlUams and ano,, Same to same. 24th st, n s, 425 e Sd av, 50x100. year. 2,0o0 exrs, Lorrain Freeman, dec'd. 128th st. P. May 4, 3 years. 1,000 Noble, John, to THE NEW YORK LIFE INS, CO, M. May 1, 3 years, 5 per cent 7,500 Same to same, SSd'st, s s, 425 e 3d av, 50x100, 5th av, e s, 50.5 s 4Sth st, 20x125. May 1, 1 Same to same, 127th st, P. M. Mayl, 3 May 4, Syears, " 1,000 year., ' 93,000 years, 5 per cent. 6,500 Ball, George, Jr,, to The Eagle Fire Ins, Co,, Newman, Henry, to THE UNITED STATES Sullivan, Ellen, to John P. Mann, 2d av, e s, New York, Decatur st, n s, 370 e Tompkins TRUST CO., New York. Broadway, ws, 54 n 92,6 s 113th st, runs east 100 x south 8.4 xeast av, 20x100. May 9, due July 1, 1883. 4,000 Waverley pl, 27x100. May 1, 5 years, 5 per 3.7 X southwest 11.7 x west 95,7 to 3d av, x Bank, Charles F,, to Mary S, JBaker. Stagg st, cent. 45,000 north 16.8. May 5, 3 years. 3,000 P. M. May 5,1 year. 900 Nichols, Henry P., to Martha E, RandaU. Schalk, Nicholas, to George C. Glacius. Lex Bates, WUliam, to Lucy R wife of George C. Fordham av, w s, 30.5 n Bathgate pl, 25x—. ington st, n s, 155 e Robbins av. P. M. May Blanke. Pacific st, n s, 400 e Oth av, 25x100. May 11, 5 years, 1,000 1, Syears. 1,250 May 5, 5 years, 5 per cent. 1,000 O'NeiU, Henry, to THE HARLEM SAVINGS Schwarzler, Joseph, to Thomas R. A. Hall. Same to same. Pacific st, n s, 425 e 6th av, 25x BANK. 123d st, No. 308 E., s s, 118.4 e 2d av, 7Sth sfc, s s, 130 w 2d av, runs soutu 73,3 x 100, May 5, 5 years, 5 per cent. 1,000 18,4x100,11, April 18, 1 year, 5 per cent, 7,000 west 0.4 X south 27.1 X east 0.4 x south 21 x Same to same. Pacific st, n s, 450 e 6th av, Same to same. I:i2d st, No. 306 E., s s, 100 e 2d west 25 X north 103,2 to 78th st, x east 25. 25x100. May 5, 5 years, 5 per cent. 1,000 av, 18,4x100.11. April 18, 1 year, 5 per May 10, 3 months. 1,419 Burtis, Divine, Jr., to Catharine A. wife of cent. 7,000 Schwarzler, Joseph,"to WUliam M. Kings- Robert Graves. Clinton st, e s. 220,3 s Har- - Same to same. 122d st, No. 310 E., s s, 136.8 e land, trustee D, C, Kingsland, dec'd. 78th rison st, runs south 44,5 x east 105 x north 20 2d av, 18.4x100.11. AprU 18, 1 year, 5 per st, s s, 130 w 2d av, runs south 73.8 x west 0,4 X east 7.6 X north SO x west 112.7. AprU 29,3 cent, 7,000 X south 27.1 X east 0.4 x south 21 x west 25 x years, 5 per cent, 15,000 Oppenheimer, Edward, to Henry J. Davison, north 102,3 to 78th st, x east 25, May 10, 3 Beekman, John V., to Charles A. Searing. 72d St. P. M, Subject to mort. $15,000, years, 15,000 Bergen pl, P, M. April 39, 5 yrs,, 5 p, c, 4,500 May 5, due July 1, 1882, 5,000 Simmons, Samuel, to JuUus Lipman, 2d av, Same to William V. Lidgewood. Bergen pl, Oppenheimer, Edward, to John R. O'HaUoran, s e cor 79fch st, 75.8x75, May 3, 3 mos. 20,000 P. M, April 29, 1 year. 2,000 Brooklyn, 72d st, P, M, May 5, due Mav Same -to William Meissel, 2d av, e s, 75,8 s Bestow, Annie W., wife of and Marcus P,, to 1. 1883. 15,1300 79th sfc, runs east 75 x south 26 x east 25 x . The W'illiamsburg Savings Bank. Greene av, O'Brien, EUzabeth C., wife of John J,, to John south 25,8 X west 100 to 2d av, x north 51,8. s 6 s, 50 s w Evergreen av, 16.8x50. May 3. L, Brewster, Plainfield, N. J. 128th st. P. May 3, 3 months. ' 9,500 1 year. 1,000 M, AprU 26, due Jan. 1, 1883. 13,000 Stumpf, Charles, to Patrick Dempsey. 146th Same to same. Greene av, s e s, 66.8 s w Ever Same to same. Same property, AprU 26. due st, n s, part lot 200 map Mott Haven, 25x110. green av, 16.8x50. May 3, 1 year. 1,000 Jan. 1, 1883. '32,800 May 9, 3 years, 5 per cent. 1,000 Same to same. Greene av, ses, 83.4 s w Ever Oestreicher, Rosie, wife of Samuel, to Caro Townsend, Elizabeth A,, wife of John P., to green av, 16.8x.50. May 3, 1 year. 1,000 line Lichtenstein et al., exrs. Moses Lichten THE DRY DOCK SAVINGS INST. 54th st. n s, Bh-d, WUliam E., to The Brooklyn Society for stein, dec'd. G2d st, n s, 439 e 2d av, 17x100.5. 132 e Madison av, 32x100,4, May 11, 1 year, the Relief of Respectable Aged Indigent Fe May 8, due May 9, 1887, 5 per cent. 4,500 5 per cent. 10,000 males. Clinton av, w s, 532.7 n Myi'tle av, Priessinger, John, to David B. Reed. 4.5th st. Treacy, Thomas F,, to John H. Deane. Madi 40x100; Vanderbilt av, e s, 432,1 nMyrtleav, P. M. May 10, 1 year, 53^ per cent. 2,600 son av, e s, 40.11 n 132d st, 20x100. AprU 14, 100x100, May 1, 3 years, 5 per cent, 5,000 Pfletschinger, Frederick, to THE GERMAN SAV demand. 8,000 Blatchford, Henry, to Jonathan Ogden, exr. INGS BANK, New York. 33d st, n s, 875 w Treacy, Thomas F,, to John H. Deane. Mad and trustee Margaret H. Sanford, dec'd. 9th av, 25x98.9, May 6, 1 year, 16,000 ison av, e s, 60.11 n 122d st, 20x100. AprU Lafayette av, s s, 405,6 e St, James pl, 44,6x Parsons, WUUam P, and Ambrose M,, to THE 14, demand, 8,000 100x47.2x100. May 9, 1 year, 5 p. c, 6,000 NEW YORK LIFE INS, CO, 64th sfc, s e cor Treacy, Thomas F,, to John H. Deane. Madison Bishop, James P., to Marguerite R, wife of Lexington av, 19x80.5. May 1, 3 years. 15,000 av, e s, 60.11 s 123d st, 20x100, April 14, de John B. WiUiamson. 3d av, w s, 40 s Wyc- Same to same. 64fch st, s s, 19 e Lexington av, mand. 8,000 kofi st, 20x80, May 10, 2 years. 3,000 17x80.,5. May 1,3 years. 1.5,000 Same to same. Madison av, e s, 80,11 s 123d st, Borkel, John, to Ahlert Stuhrmann. India Same to same. 64th st, s s, 36 e Lexington av, 20x100. AprU 14, demand. 11,000 wharf. See Conveys. AprU 34, due Jan. 1, 17x80.5. May 1,3 years. 15,000 Same to same, Madison av, e s, 80.11 n 122d st, 1S83, . 4,500 Same to same, 64th st, s s, 53 e Lexington av, 20x100. AprU 14, demand, 8,000 Bosch, Joseph W., to Wilham E. Parsons, - 17x80,5. May 1,3 years, 15,000 Twigg. Charles P., to Chester W. Palmer. Pound Ridge, N. Y. Quincy st, ss,.25.4 w Same to same, Lexington av, e s, 80.5 s 64th 128th St. P.M, Mav 1, 6 mouths. g3,000 Marcy av, 19.8x80. .May 1, 3 years. 3,500 st, 20x70. May 1, 3 years. 15,000 Talbot, WUUam R,, Wickford, R. I., to Mar- • Cook, John C, to The Dime SavingsBank, Richardson, Benjamin, to Eugene Kelly. 7th garetta H. Lord. 12th st, No. 11 W., n s, 125 . Brooklyn. Vemon av, n s, 325 e Throop av, av, n w cor 138th st, 174.11x75; also lots 335, w5th av, 25x103.3. AprU 21, due Mayl, 18x100. May 10,1 year, 5 per cent. 8,500 327, 328 and 829 map of West Morrisania, 1884, 5 per cent. 15,000 I Same to same. Vemon av, n s, 343 e Throop May 13, 1882 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. 489 av, 6 lots, each 17,10x100. 6 morts, each Waverly av. P. M. AprU 29, due Nov. 1, Morris, Elizabeth, wife of Henry O., to The $2,.500. May 10, 1 year, 5 per cent. 15,000 1883, ,'i,500 Dime Savings Bank of Brooklvn. Downing CampbeU, John, to Felix CampbeU. Myi'tle Griffing, Horace B,, to Susan R. wife of Wil st, w s, 115.9 s Gates av, 17.11x101,6. May av. P.M. Mayl, Syears, 14,.500 liam G. Browning. Adelphi st. May 1, 10, 1 year, 5 per cent. » 3,.500 Carpenter, Nathan, to .1 agues Cortelyou, Fish installs. 8.000 Niemann, Catharine, widow, to Diedrich West- kiU, N. Y. Quinoy st, P. M. May 5, due GriU, Bertha, wife of PhUip, to The Southold fall and ano., exrs. Henry Niemann. Hewes Aug. 1,1883. •" ' 2,,500 Savings Bank, Southold, L, I. Gates av. P. St. n s, 348,4 e Lee av, 20x100. May 1, 3 Sameto Jaques J, StiUwell, Quincy st, P.M. M, April 27, due May 1,1883, 5 per cent. 1,175 years. 4,750 May 5, due Aug. 1, 1883, S,.500 Garigan, Patrick, to Eliza Fitzpatrick. Cum O'Shaughnessy. Marv A., wife of John, to Same to Susan A. Bacon, Jamaica. Quincy berland st, e s, 313,3 n Myrtle av, 25x100. Margaret wife of William Flanagan. Berk- st, P.M. May 5, due Aug, 1,1883. 3 500 May 10, demand, 3,000 elevpl. P.M, April IS, installs. 1,000 Childs, Thomas B,, to Fritz James, Ocean Gilmore, Hugh J,, to Elizabeth Bergen and Oehrl<», John, to Heinrich Gimpel and Elizaheth Parkway, Coney Island, premises known as ano., exrs, John G. Bergen, dec'd, 5th av, his wife. East New York av, nws, 73.9 n e the Pinafore Hotel. Lease and. fixtures, &c. P. M. May 3, installs, 7,900 Dean st, 25x87,1x94,8. AprU 1, due Jan. 1. May 4, I yeai-. 1,650 Higbie, Elizabeth, to George Evans. Bergen 1887. 1,400 Clark, Hewson, to James M. Strickland, sc. P, M. May 9, 1 year, 300 Pettit, Baldwin, to Mary H. Crowell, Denris, Lorimer st, P. M. .May 1, 8 years. 400 Hoes, WilUam M,, to Julius B. Davenport. Mass, Chauncey st, n s, 108.4 w Ralph av, Conklin, Edward and Francis, to Caroline N, Spencer pl. P. M. April 4, 1 year, 5 per 16,8x76, May 1,5 years. 1,100 Gerard, widow, Tompkins av. P M cent, • 3,000 Same to same, Chauncey st, n s, 91.8 w Ralph AprU 38, due May 1,1885. 500 Hauck, Edward J., to Charles J. Hauck. av, 16.8x76. May 1, 5 years. 1,100 Condit, Silas B,, to Nellie C. Van Reypen, Myrtle st, n s, 247,6 e Broadway, 37,6x95, Same to Darius Crowell, South Yarmouth, CarroU st, P. M. May 6, due May 1,1885. 1,350 May 2, due May 1, 1887, 5 per cent. 4,000 Mass. Chauncey st, n s, 75 w Ralph av, 16.8 Corbin, Job, to Annie E. StoUer. Gates av, n Hart, Bridget, wife of Charles, to Anna A. x76. May 1, 5 years. 1,100 s, 160 w Patchen av, 20x100. May 6, due May Spencer, 3d av, e s, 25.2 s 37th st, 25x100, Same to William Coit. Chauncey st, n s, li5 1, 1883, 5 per cent. 500 May 6, due May 1, 1885. 3,500 w Ralph av, 25x76, May 1, 1 year. 1,100 Corrigan, Thomas, to Mary B. Van Tuyl, Hart. Bridget, wife of Charles, to Alvan R. Pangborn, Amelia C, Avidow. to WilUam E. Union st, sws, 278,2 s e 5th av, 17.9x95, May Johns( n, 3d av, e s, 25,3 s 37th st, 35x100, Parsons, Pound Ridge, N, Y, Quincy st s 10, due May 1, 1885. 3,500 May 6, due May 1, 1883. 500 s, 65 w Marcy av, 20x80. AprU 26, due May Same to Stephen T. Rushmore. Roslyn, L. L Hudson, John P.. to Emma J, Berry, Quincy 1, 1885, • 2,000 Uniou st, sws, 260.5 s e 5th av, 17.9x95, St. P, M. May 15, due June 1, 1883. 3,50p Peck, JohnB,, to The Williamsburg Savings May 10, due May 1, 1885, 3,500 James, Darwin R,, to Mary De W. Garretson Bank, Hooper st, n s, 289.10 e Lee av, 16.9x Same to same. Union st, sws, 242,3 se 5th av, andano,, committee J. J. Garretson, Broad 100. May 10, 1 year. 2,500 18.2x9,5, May 10, due May 1, 1885. 3,.500 way, s e cor Cooper sfc, runs south 80 x east 130 Pouch, Augustus W., to Alfred I. Pouch. Corrigan, WiUiam. to Cornelia Brasher. Union X south 120 to Moffat st, x east .50 x north 100 Wyckoff av, n e s. 50 s e Magnolia sfc, 25x st, sws, 349.2 s e Sth av, 18,1x95. May 10, X east 16.8 x south 100 to Moffat st, x east to 112.2x25x113,5, May 5, 2 years. 200 due Mayl, 1887. 3,500 Bushwick av, x north 33.6 x west 100 x north Riley, George T., to Aaron S, Robbins, Flat Same to WUliam M, Brasher. Union st, sws, wesfc to Cooper st, x west 389.6. May 1, 1 bush av. P. M. May 10, Syears, 5 p, c. 6,000 331,5 s e 5th av, 17,9x95. May 10, due May year, 3o,000 Riley, Rose, wife of Bernard, to Henry Drew, „1, 1887, 3,500 Judd, Jane A,, wife of William R,, to Sarah Jamaica. 2d st. Bond st, P.M. May 11, 5 Same to same. Union st, sws, 313,8 s e 5th av, M. Osborn, East Hampton, L, I, Ocean years, 5 per cent, 1,000 17 9x95, May 10, due May 1, 1887, 3,500 Parkway, n e cor Washington av, runs east Rogers, Kate E,, to Margaret Corlett, Con Same to Morris L, Holman. Union st, sws, 131.3 X north SOO to Lawrence av, x west 40.10 selyea st, s s, ISO w Ewen st, 25x100. May 295.11 s e 5th av, 17,9x95. May 10, due May to Ocean Parkway, x south 307. May 4, de 9, due April 1, 1883, lOO _1,18S5. 3;500 mand, 2,000 Rappold, Charles, to Ralph Krafft. Maujer st, Donnellon, CorneUus, to William F. Bridge, Kramer, John, to Frederic L, Dubois, Floyd n s, 200 e Union av, 25x100. May 1, due Julv trustee Lewis K. Bridge, dec'd. Poplar st, n st, P. M. May 11, 5 years, 3,500 L18S3. - 300 s, 242 7 e Columbia Heights, 24,1x101,2x23.11 Same to same, Floyd st. P. M. May 11. 5 Redfibld, Catharine A., to Thomas Harward. xlOLS, Mayl, 5years. 11.000 years. 2,500 7th av, s e s, 120 s w Lincoln pl, 20^90. May Same to same. Poplar st, n s, 218,6 e Columbia Kaiser, Mary, wife of John G,, to Caspar 1,3 years, i,«ioo Heights, 24.1x101,8x23.11x102,3. May 1, VoUhard, Floyd st, n s, 261 e Marcy av, SOx Roberts, Griffith J,, to The Greenpoint Savings years. 11,000 100, April 28, due April 1, 1885, 500 Bank, Java st, n s, 75 e Franklin st, 130x100. Deegan, James,, to Edward Walsh. Elm st, s Kane, Joseph, to John P. Hudson, Gates av. May 4, 1 year, 5 per rent. 15,000 s, 150 e Evergreen av, 25x97.6. May 6, in P. M. April 39, due Nov, 1, 188i. 4,250 Roth, Conrad, to Katharine wife of John Wil staUs. 500 Kennedy, Lucy B,, wife of Elijah R,, to Henry helm, Diamond st, e s, 390,6 n Van Cott av, DUlon, Victoria J,, to Artlissa V, Gearoa. T, McCoun. Lefferts st, s s, 148,10 e St, 3.5x8?x'?5.3x79.1, May 4, 2 years. 1,000 Clermont av, w s, 6S.10 s Willoughby av, 17x James pl, 14x90. Apr, 37, due May 1, '83, 3,500 Royce, Marvin O., to The Williamsburg Sav 74.10x17x75, May 5, 3 months. 89 Lentz, Marv, wife of John, to PhiUp McDer ings Bank, Myrtle av, n s, 185 e Marcy av, Dohrmann, Ernest H, C, to Henry Iden, At mott, 39th St. P.M, Mayl, Syears. 300 20x100, May 4, lyear. 600 lantic av, s e cor Smith st, 20x80; Atlantic Loewe. John, to John F. Roach, 5th st, w s, Rudiger, Max, to Edgar B, Pinckney, New av, s s, 20 e Smith st, 20x80, May 3, 1 year, 97 n North 3d st, 25x100. May 1, 3 years. 300 Rochelle, N, Y. Fulton st, P.M, AprU 21. 5 per cent, 12,000 Long, Charles, to William M. Brasher. Sth sfc, 3 years, 2,tOQ Doud, Jane, widow. Fort Hamilton, to David sws, 137,10 s e Sfch av, 3 lots, each 15x100, Rowland, Isaac W., to Charles A. WUlard, L, Horton, Southold, L, I, 3d av, ses, 109 s 3 morts, of $3,.500 each. May 1, 5 years, 7,500 SSd st, P. M, May 9, 10 years, 3,500 w Union st, 26x100x25x107. April 27, 5 Same to Philander Brasher. Sth st, sws, Schnell, John N,, to The WiUiamsburg Sav years, 700 183,10 s e Sth av, 1.5x100. May 1, 5 years, 3,500 ings Bank, Heyward st, s e s, 334 n e Har Dowling, John, to The Dime Savings Bank of Same to The Lafayette Pire Ins, Co,, Brooklyn. rison av, 40x100. May 8, 1 year. 3,500 WiUiamsburg. North 5th st. No, 120, s s, 225 Sth st, sws, 122,10 s 6 Sth av, 15x100. May Sammis, Royal A,, to George A. Scudder and w4thst, 2.5x100; North 4th st. No. 109, n e 6, 1 year. 2,500 ano., exrs. Zophar B. Oakley. Willoughby cor 3d st, 26,6x100, May 2, 1 year, 1,700 Same to same, Sth st, sws, 197.10 s e Sth av, .•'V, s s, 196.3 w Marcy av, 18,9x100, May 4, Drake, John J., to John Lefferts, Franklin av, 11 lots, each 15x100.0. 11 morts,, each$2,500. ' 3 years, 5 per cent, 5,000 P. M. May 1, 3 years. 660 May 6, 1 year. 27,500 Schroder, Frederick R,, to George Dietrick. Enners, Conrad, to WilUam R. Webster, Oys Ledoux, Poroseagean J,, wife of Paul W., to Sth av, ses, 39.8 n elSth st, 30.4x73,10. ter Bay, L. I, Flatbush av, e s, 79,6 s Atlan George R. Haydock. 'Broadway, n e s, 53 s May 4, 5 years, 5 per cent, 4,,500 tic av, 20x67.2x24,1x53,8. AprU 25, 3 yrs, 7,000 e Margaretta st, 18x76, May 8, due Mav 1, Scott, WiUiam H,, to William D. Wade et al., Enston, Hannah, mortgagee, to Annie M. Sad 1887. 'LOOO exi-s, H. D. Wade, dec'd, Fulton st. P. M Uer, mortgagor. Certificate acknowledging Lemburg, Henry, to Calvin Burr. 6th av. P. May 3, due May 10. 1883. 6,000 leceipt of $4,000 on account of mort, M, May 1, 10 years. " 1,000 Same to same. Fulton st, Bedford av. P, M Ernst, Charles, to Louis Myer, Bushwick av, Link, Christian, to Henrv Loeffler, Stockton May 3, due May 10, 1884, 6,000 w s, 80.5 s Montrose av, 23.2x77x25x84.3, st, P. M. April 84, due May 6,1887,5 p, c. 2,000 Self, Samuel, to John, Sr., and John, Jr., En May 6, 3 yeai-s. 200 Meakim. John K,, to Moses May. Bauzett st, s glis. Lorimer st, e s, 1-^5 n Nassau av, 4 lots, Everett, Henry B,, to John C. Henry. Vander e cor Bennett st, 75x100. May 4, 1 year. 1,087 each 18.9x100. 4 morts, of $1,800 each. May bilt av. 6 s. See Conveys. May 2, 3 yrs, 3,000 MiUer, Eva. wife of Anthony, to The Dime 4, Syears. ' 7,300 EUson, Thomas, to John L, Brewster, Plain- Savings Bank, Brooklyn. Meserole st, s s. Shannon, Margaret, wife of Richard, to The field, N. J. Nostrand av, n e cor Putnam av, 150 w Lorimer st, 33x100. May 6,1 year, 5 Dime Savings Bank, Brooldyn. Greene av, 80x78. May 5, demand. 18,500 per cent, 4,000 n s, 100 w Franklin av, 100x103,6x100x104,3, Same to same. Same property. P. M. May Mittendorf, William P., to The Germania Life May 5,1 year, 5 per cent, 2,500 5, demand, , 8,500 Ins. Co.. New York, Hicks st, P.M. April Shepherd. James, to Joel Smith, Sackett st, n Eaton, Oliver D,, to Edgar B, Mangam et al,, 29, due Nov. 30, 1883, 5 per cent, 2,500 s. 243 w Columbia st, 16x100. April 1, due exrs, and trustees W. D, Mangam, Down Moulthrop, Frederic, to J oshua H, and Simon May 1, 1883. 1,000 ing st, e s, 130 n Putnam av, 30x101. May 9, son M. Suydam, Oyster Bay, L. I. Decatur SkUton, Fannie M., wife of Charles C, to 5 years. 5)4 per cent. 3,500 st, s s, 100 e Stuyvestant av, 100x100. May Imogene C. Fales. Bergen st, n s, 60.6 e Furey, Margaret M., wife of John, to Patrick 4, 3 years, l,,o00 Hoyt st, 20x80. May 4. due May 1, 1887, 5 H. McLaughlin. Monroe st, n s, 175 e Frank Marina, Emma S., widow, to The WUUams per cent. ' 3.500 Un av, 30.4x80. May 5, 5 years, 5 per cent. 3,500 burg Savings Bank. Decatur st, n s, 134,2 w Snethen, Caroline E., wife of Elisha, to Tillie Fairbanks, Jonathan K.. to Warren A. James. Reid av, 17x100, May 3, 1 year, 1,500 5, wife of Frederick W. Rebhann. Herki Java st, n s, 73 w Franklin st, S3x50. May 6, Merz, Joseph, to Magdalena wife of Louis mer st, n s, 335 e 0 fcica av, 25x100. May 1, 3 years, 2,030 Julius, Johnson av, s s, 175 w Graham av, 3 years. goO Fisher, Ann L,, widow, Bloomfield, N. J., to 3.5x100. AprU 27, due May 1, 1887, 5 p. c. 2,500 Spahn, Rudolph, to Otto Huber. Scholes st, Angeline A. Fisher. Yates av, w s, 140 s De Manning, Mary A., wife of Alfred, to Emma n w cor Bushwick av, 25x100. May 3. due Kalb av, 30x7.5, April 14, due May 1, 1885, 700 D. Van Vleck and ano,, exrs, Patrick Dickie, Mayl, 1884 i,000 Gerard, Caroline N., mortgagor, with Salome dec'd. Stockton st, s s, 375 w Yates av, 2,5x Spencer, John B,, to Andrew P. Kindberg. Ingrem. Agreement extending mort,, and 100. Additional security. May 10. 11,000 Oth av, n w s, 60 n e CarroU st, 20x70. Aiay reducing interest and amount, Markus, Bertha, to PauUne Hahn. Sumpter st, 6, 3 yearn. 7,000 Gianitu, Eliza, wife of Giosup, to Mungo n s, 375 w Pachen av, 50x100. May 10, 3 Squance, Hattie I,, wife of Edwin C, to Jennie Nairne. Atlantic av, s s, 80 e Grand av. SOx years. 1,500 G-. wife of Wm. S, Wyckoff. Union st, P. SO. May 1, 5 years, 5 per cent. ' 600 McCary. Fanny C, wife of John W., to The M. April 1, 6 months, 3,000 Glen, James, to Duncan E, MacKenzie. Kos Williamsburg Savings Bank, Schaffer st, Sturge";. John G., to Paul C. Grenning. Halsey ciusko st, P. M. May 4, 5 years. 1.500 Johnson av. P. M. May 9, 1 year. 500 St. P.M. May 1,3 years. 1,000 Same to same, Kosciusko st. P. M. May 4, McKenna, Margaret T., wife of John, to Ed Stuart, Margaret, wife of John, to The Green installs. 400 ward J. and J ohn R. Kuhn, exrs. Joseph J. point Savings Bank. Greenpoint av, n s, 75 GUsch, Catharine F., widow, to Dorothea Kuhn. dec'd. Bergen st, s s, 346 e Bond st, w Oakland st, 25x100. May 9, 1 year, 1,000 ' Joost. North Sd st, No. 350, s s, 116.6 w 18x100. May 10, 1 year. 1,000 Union av, 33x100. AprU 89, due AprU 29, The Eureka Pire Hose Co,, to Samuel Burn- Ic^. 2,500 Morhard, Frank A., to Leonhard Eppig. De haus et ah, exrs, Henry Crossman. dec'd. voe st, s s, 1.50 w OUve st, 35x125. May 8 Cranberry st, s w cor Henry st, 49.6x100.8, Gordon, IsabeUa, to Susan B. Hutchison. due in May, 1885, 3 per cent. 3,300 May 10, 3 years, 5 per cent. 13,000 490 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD May 13, 1882 Tintle, WUliam H., to Peter J. Hughes and Same to same. nom Husted, exr. and trustee John A. Cross, ano,, exrs, Maria F. Hughes, dec'd. Bridge Same to same nom dec'd. 2,000 St. P. M. May 8, due May 1, 1885. 2,400 Robinson, John, to Anna L, Sumner. 1.000 Warts, Frederica, to Johanna Quaritius, 600 Thompson. WiUiam W., as trustee Marie L. Roosevelt, James, trustee of Rebecca H. White, WilUam, to Robert Black. 1,000 G. Thompson, dec'd, to E. K. Bryar, Hunt Roosevelt, to J. Roosevelt, Hyde Park, WUder, Emeline A,, wife of Enos, to Isaac ington, L, I. Henry st. e s, 425.5 s Jorale N. Y, 1876. nom Langebartel, Philadelphia, Pa. consid, omitted mon St. 24.10x92,6x24.3x93.6. AprU 26, 1 Sheldon, Matilda L., to Abbie E. WUle. 500 WUlets, Samuel, to Sarah W. Collins, 4,000 year. 5i,500 Sloane, James, to Thomas C. Sloane. 3,850 Ziegler, William, and ano., exrs, John H. Treviranus, Sophie, widow, to Rosine wife of Streeter, William H,, to David J. Newland, 3,250 Seal, dec'd, to Abraham P. Leech, Ja Henry Ohlhoi-st. Livingston st. P. M. May Striker, Elsworth L,, to George M. Johns maica, L. I. 4,.500 8. due Nov. 15, 1883. 2,000 ton. 2,700 Same to Elias J. Hendrickson, Jamaica. 4,500 Van Sise, Maria, wife of Elbert, to George W, SulUvan, John J., to GUbert C. Peterkin, Green, Locust st, w s, 293 s Brooklyn and dec'd. 1.5,000 Jamaica Plank road, runs west 300 to Nassau Switzer, Lewis, to The Phenix Ins, Co, 6,000 st, X south 100 X east 1.50 x north 50 x east 150 Stikeman, Hortense, to Daniel BirdsaU, 3,816 CHATTELS X north 50. May 4, due May 1 1885. 800 Tappen, Abraham B,, to Catharine M. NEW TORK CITT. Waldron, George R,, to GUbert M. Speir, Jr. Logan, Morristown, N. J, 3,00) Herkimer st, n s, 100 w Saratoga av, lOOx The Home Ins. Co., New York, to The MAY 4TH TO 11TH—INCLUSIVB;. 100. AprU 29, due July 1. 1882. 3,000 German Savings Bank, New York. 5,106 SALOON BIXTURES. Wilkinson, Alberfc, to Charles D, King. Macon The Mutual Life Ins, Co., New York, to American Horse Exchange (Limited). 1646 and st, n s, 70.8 w Sumner av, 17.8x100, April Alexander Brown, PhUadelphia, Pa. 14,000 1648 Broadway Eosa L. Kaufman. $750 29. ' 1,300 The New York Life Ins Co. to The Farm Baussmann, P. 489 E. 14th....Williamsburg Wilgus, Annie, wife of Charles E., to George ers' Loan & Trust Co., tnistee Anna A. Brewing Co. (K) 600 Dusenburv. Gates av, n w cor Nostrand av, Sh?rman, 7,1.50 Blank, A. C. 230 Division....C. Seitz. 350 18.9x100, "May 1, 5 years. 5,000 3,450 Badeker, E. 5 Jay.... A, Stuhrmann. (R) 600 Tonyes, John, to C. Theodore Cordts. Beyer, C; 723 6th av Bernheimer & Schmid. WiUiamson, Albert, Jr., to Frances C. Thorn, Townsend, Randolph "W\, to JohnTurl, 500 (R) 500 Washington, N. Y. Hewes st, ses, 36,3 s w UnderhiU, Edward B., Yorktown, N, Y., Blaha, J. 193 2d.... F. Foehrenhach. 600 Lee av, 16x90. May 6, 3 years, 5 per ct, 5,500 to Abraham S. Underbill, exr. and trus Camerik, D. lOa Hester....S. Unger, 150 WUliamson, Jennie K,, wife of William, to tee J. S Shotwell, dec'd, 8,263 Clemens, C. 437 E. 74th...,Bernheimer & The United States Life Ins. Co., New York. Whaley, William, to Bertha A. Deane, 2,a33 Schmid. (R) 500 Clinton st, w s, 264,6 n Degraw st, 20x106. Same to same. 750 Coleman. D. 2330 Sd av...,BruTiswicli & Balke Co. Pool Table. 200 May 6, due April 1, 1887, 5 per cent. 10,000 Same to same. 2,333 Callahan, C. 896 Istav -. A. E. Lee, 25 Weiser, Ann T.. to Patrick J, Kenedy. Pa Same to same. l,82.'j Corcoran & McKay. 32d st and 10th av D, cific st. See Conveys. May 10, 5 years. 3,700 WUlets, George, to John H, Curtis. 3,000 Stevenson, Jr. 700 Deitielhoff, H. 74 Orchard "Williamsburg Brewing Co. 300 MQRTaAaES - ASSI&NMENTS KINGS COUNTY. Daly, Ellen. 2498 2d av and 742 Tth av I. MAY 4TH TO 11TH—INCLUSIVE. Sommers & Co. 500 Fitzpatrick, P. 99th st and 2d av—J. Ormston. SCO NEW YORK CITT. Anderson, Harriet A., to James Andereon, $6,700 FoerthC. 127 Forsyth....H. Vogel. 30 MAT STH TO 11TH—INCLUSIVE. Almendinger, Anton, individ. and as exr, Garvey, J. F. 1842 2d av,,..Beadleston & Amstein, Nathan, to Mayer Kahn, $900 M. Almendinger, to The Orphan Home. 1,000 Woerz. Ale. 93 Barrett, Harriet A,, to Ferdinand T. Hop Bruce, John T,, and ano., exrs, Margai'et Guli. L. 141 Prince Brunswick & Balke Co. Pool Table. 180 kins, 3,500 J, Robins, dec'd, to Mary A. Bruce. 5,000 Guidera, J. 275 W. 38th...,W, S. O'Brien, 250 Bathgate, Charles, exr, C, Bathgate, dec'd, Same to Charlotte A, Bruce. 5,000 Goepel, L. 187 Grand L. Krause. 500 to Margaret A. Bathgate, nom Same to Annie H, Bruce. 5,000 Giitheinz, Maria. 7 MTris M. A. Gutheinz. 450 Same to Alexander B. Johnson. 2,472 Same to Margaret E. Bruce. 5,000 Hachtmana, A. 65E. 9th. ...A. Stauf, 250 Same to Alexander Bathgate. nom Same to Emily L, Bruce. 10,000 Hart, Michael. 379 Washington... .P. Lane. 100 Same to Jennette B. Beck, nom Same to Sarah E. Bruce. 8,000 Herbeck, P. J. 219 Rivington AnnaM. Her- Same to same, 8,000 beck. 2O0 Same to James Bathgate, nom Higgins. M. 359 Lincoln av R. Cleary, 47 Blair, Louis R., to Edward. Lamous. 1,200 Belknap, Ethelbert, exr. Elizabeth S. Holub, F. 441 6th....G. Ringler & Co. 300 Castree, John, et al., guard. John B. or Moore, dec'd, to John M. Hegeman. 1,250 Hannan. W, 70 AvC .., T. C, Lyman & Co. Bil •lohn J. Shotwell, to John B. ShotweU. nom Bm-fcis, Charles H,, exr, M. L, D. Burtis, liard Table. C5 Same to same. nom dec'd, to Hugh and Margaret A. Martin. 1,250 Heath, B. H. 16 Prince....D. G. Yuengling, Jr. ICO Same to same. nom Carpenter, George, and ano. exrs. Increase Hopcraf t, G. 57 Franklin M.A.Simmons. 4,0G0 Crary, Charles, recvr. of estate G. A. Con G. Carpenter, dec'd, to Charity A. Car Hunt, F. 53 Nassau..,. Du Vivier & Co. ] ,000 Heath, B. H, 16 Prince....J, H, Berenter. over, dec'd, to Charles W. Dayton, trus penter. 3,000 Pool Table. 170 tee of said estate. 6 assignments. nom Same to same. 3,300 Herold, J. 408 W. 35th.... F, JFoehrenbach. 350 Curtis, John H,, admr, AUce Curtis, dec'd, Same to Emma B. and Amanda S. Carpen Heuer,E. .S24 Delancey....A. Finck & Son. 140 to George WiUets. 2,000 ter. 7,500 Judson, F, W. 31 Depeyster... .H. Wellhausen, 500 Deane, John H., to WUUam Whaley. 750 Same to same. '.500 Kearney, M. H. 59 West J.Kearney. }^ in Same to same. 2,333 Same to Mary A. CaiiDenter, 1,000 terest. 600 Same to Hannah A. Van Siclen, Koch, G, 1215 3d av...,Bernheimer & Schmid, Same to same. 2,333 1,000 (R) 150 Same to same. 1,334 De Bevoise, Caroline A., to Sarah M. Pu'- Kroeger, J. F. 943 1st av... .H, Vcn EUing. 1,600 DuBois, Frederick N., to Levi A. Lock- nie. 1,2(K) Krohmer, C. 8th av, bet 120th and 121st sts wood et al., trustees of C. A, Lockwood, Englis, John, Sr., and John, Jr., to Sylves J. JRuppert, 220 dec'd. 3,000 ter D. TuthUl, Rocky Point, L, I, 2,500 ; Krueger, R. 1423 3d av,, .Bemheimei & Srhmid, 300 Duffy. Mary, wife of Michael, to Wm. A. Eisemann, Peter, to Josephine Eisemann. nom Kneer, X. 197 Canal.., ,P, Doelger, 600 DarUng. 5,000 Howe, Mary A. B., wife of Walter, to John Lamberto, A. li'8 4thav J.M, Brunswick & Balke Co. Billiard Table, (R) 40 Deegan, Edward J., to Peter A. H^ack- T. Bruce, trustee George W. Robins, Lane, D. F. 391 Pearl Ellen Lynch. 250 son. . 3,000 dec'd. 4,000 Leicht, P. 17 Marion Williamsburg Brewing Eddy, Jame3,Trovidence, R. I., to Sylvest Same to same. 5,000 Co. 2ro er Knight. " 10,365 Same to same. 1.5,000 Leporin, J. 335 W, 44th.... A. Finck & Son. 4i-0 Goldner, Adolph and Veronica, to'Christian Same to same. 10,000 Lang, S. 119 1st av. . J, Hoffman. (R) 5C0 Schnitzer. 4,080 Heyzer, Alfred W., to Thomas J. ReiUey, nom Lother. E. C. W. 418 Greenavich ...H. W. Hardmann, Aaron W., Mount Vernon, to l,3ij0 Cordts, l.COO ReUley, Thomas J., to Isaac Waldron. Maurenbrecher, E, 67 4th av,...G. Ehret. (R) 1,000 Catharine Swain, Jersey City. 6,900 Hincks, WiUiam B., trustee of Henry H. McCann, J. J. 2083 2d av and 1311 3d av Hochster, Isaac, to Adelaide S. Ely, 10,500 HarraU, to Ferdinand A. Crocker, trustee Norah Stough. 3,5C0 Hincken, Edward, exr, and trustee Peter estate of George LoveU. 6,000 McCann & Otterson, 750 2d av—A, Hupfel's Rice, to Mary E. Murtha, guard. nom Husted, Seymour L,, exr. John A. Cross, Sons, 150 Hoffman, Eugene A. and Charles F., exrs. dec'd, to "Eliza D. Tuttle. 3,400 McCormack, P, C, 606 W, 43d....P. Ryan, 500 Samuel V. Hoffman, dec'd, to Chaides p. Same to same. Messerschmidt, G. 114 Av B G. Zimmer 2,000 mann. 900 Hoffman. 7,000 Ingraham, Winifred A., to Martha Mc McDevit. W. 297 10th av... .Taube & McLaren. Same to same. 13,000 Cormick, 3,000 Pool Table. (R) 20 Iden, John F., to Charles Crary, receiver Kelsey, James, to Jane Lister. 1,800 McGowan, M. 604 1st av T. McEvany, 150 of estate G. A. Conover, dec'd. 5,000 Kempton, John, to MUls P. Baker, Great McShane, M. 100 Broome....C, H. Evans. 2C0 Jewett, John L,, tc Benjamin Drake, exr. Neck, L. I. 2,000 Millen. R. 152 Greenwich Williamsburg J. Drake, 11,500 Lott, Abraham, guard. John B. Vander Bre-v\ing Co. (R) 175 Lord, DanielD., et al., exrs. Daniel Lord, veer, to Ann wife of Abraham Vander MoUenhauer, A. West Farms. .,P, & W. Ebling, (R) 937 dec'd, to George DeP. Lord, trustee. nom veer, 855 Meller, C, 55 1st av F. Steinbuch. 490 Lyons, Julius J,, to Henrietta H. Salomon May, John, to Ella M. May, Nester, J. 1870 3d av...,P, &W, Ebling (R) 728 et al., exrs. David Salomon, dec'd.' 13,500 Merz, Joseph, to Magdalena wife of Louis O'Neil, J. 34SCherry,....L.M.Fuller, 40O Mackellar, Thomas, to Manchester & Phil JuUus, 2,000 Peterelly, F. 201 S, Sth av C, Seitz. 100 brick. 6,150 Nelson, Nicholas W.,<*o Frederick W. H. Pillon. j. A, 11 New Chambers... .F, Perschell. 76 Magrath, Hamilton T., to Nathan Amstein, 5,000 Nelson. Pfost, G. 137Essex,...H. Licks. 1.50 200 Porth, H. 287 3d av..,, P. Doelger. (R) 500 McAlpine, David H,. to The American Bible Peterkin, JohnA., and ano., admr. J. Peter Potthast, E. 134 AUen....J. Ruppert. . 200 Society, New York. 15,000 kin, dec'd, to Bella C, Peterkin. 31,800 Reis, J. 143E, 8th,...Taube & McLaren. Pool McCormick, Mrry, wife of James, to Henry Same to Mary E, Bailey. i,v0O Table, 175 J. Welch. 7,156 Same to same. 5,000 Scharnikow, L, and D. 1.52 Chatham....W.jHurst,! 515 Noble, WilUam, to George A. Haggerty. 1,506 Same to Maggie Jarman. 3,000 ScheU, J, 410 6th....J, Hoffmann, 100 Norton, Hart L, and Eldridge D., to Wil Ross, J. Stewart, to Jane D. wife of Cor Schlientz, J. 48 Forsyth—Margareta Nething. 350 liam McShane & Co. nom Schweitzer, C, F. 210 Delancey—J. J. Jones, nelius Cowenhoven. exr. 204 Odell, Isaac, et al,, trustees of J. Shotwell, Schuyler, Lulu D., wife of Richard K., to Schneider, J. P. 80 Clinton....H. Elias, 1,400 dec'd, to John B. or John J. Shotwell. nom Duncan E. MacKenzie. 1,.')00 Schmitt. P. 71 Roosevelt....J. Byrps. Pumn. 165 Page, Thomas, guard, for Emma Page, Smith, Jeannie S., to Thaddeus B. Wake Stark. C. 264-265 West....G. Winter, Restau and also as admr. of Seaver Page, man. 600 rant Fixtures. (R) 650 dec'd, to Mary A, Page, as guard, of The Dime Savings Bank, Brooklyn, to Sheehan, J. M, (Katherine J. Neidig, by assign,) Emma and WilUam Page. nom Anna Sake, 109th and East River...,F. E. Towle. Bar 500 Fixtures, Boats, &c. (Dated Nov. 5,1881.) (R) 700 Peterkin, John A., and GUbert C, admrs. Same to same. 3,500 Thomas & Leary. 132 West Broadway — John Peterkin, dec'd, to Mary E. BaUey. 9,C00 Same to same. 1,000 Hirsch, Childs & Co. 650 Same to Maggie Jarman. 13,000 UnderhiU, George, to Henry W. Rozell, 200 Wenz. L. 16122d av....H. Zeltner. 250 Same to John J. SuUivan. 15,000 Same to same. 335 Wesbecker, H, 29 Fulton... .G. Bechtel. (R) 250 Phelps, Bethuel, to John O'Connor, New Van Wicklen, Peter, Oyster Bay, to Alfred Walsh, T. 1390 2dav,... J. Dwyer. 100 ark, N. J. 6.000 W. Heyger. nom WeissenmuUer, G, 8552dav....A. Hupfel's Sons. 3(0 Priest, Joseph, to WiUiam C. Smith. 5,000 Week, A. 19 10th av....Taube & McLaren. Vernam, Albert H., to Isaac Langebartel. 5,047 Pool Table. (R) 16 BichardsoD, Benjamin, to Eugene Kelly. nom Vrooman, Frederick C, to Seymour L. Wendland, P. 280 Ist av... .F. Halm. 4J0 Ma.j 13,1882 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD HOUSEHOLD FTTRNITURK. Law, Catherine 197 Prince I. Banmann. 100 Blumenauer, W. City ...P. Fogel. Cows. (R) 240 Acker, V. 57 Bedford.. .Herschmann & Manges. 615 Lowrie, Annie, 29 W. llth.... J. MuUins. 123 Burg Julia. 768 lOth av:...M. Taylor and M. Armstrong, A. H., Mrs. 341 W. 56th....E. D. Lockwood, J, L. and Jidiet R. 343 W. 23d.-.. Brophy. Butcher Fixtures. 200 FarreU. 742 A, Clark. 4,500 Canary & Kennedy. 217 W, 26th... ,D. B. Dun Auten, Julia, 16.5th stand Grand av....G. Beck. 138 Lohmever, Anna. 12 Bleecker L. Schlatter. 500 ham. Carriages. 2,C00 Astfalk, E. A. 113 E. 37th.,. .Abrams & Levy. 101 Lotta, Elizabeth, 259W, ^3J.. .L. Baumann. 131 Cassidy, J. New York....H, Benedict & Co. Abirbanel, R. 121 E. 110th... Coogan Bros. S09' Malony, T, aud Anna, 13and 15 W. 20th....L Mules, &c. 130 Adams, W,B. sas 7th av . ..Lena Lawrence, 300 Goodstein. (R) 2r'5 Coe, N. L. 631 Broadway . Pamelia J. Coe. Berdsell, Bertie. 447 E. 122d....Abrams & Matty, M. 143 2d av... .E. D. FarreU. 116 Photograph Gallery Fixtures. 150 Lf'vy. 260 May, Emma A, 43 Lexington av....A. Bau Conover, J. B. 53i^ Downing—W, Rosenber Boissou. A, 54 and 56 W. Houston... E. mann. 499 ger. Trcck, 175 Dupuis, 150 McMahon, D. 165th st near Walton^av Coo Duffy. M. 308 1st av.... Nuffer & Lippe. Car • Bristol, F. E. 2-35 W. 43d.... Ohickermg &. gan Bros. 885 riage. 619 Sons. Piano (Dated May 1,1881 ) 450 Moloney. Mary. 85 Varick.... Jordan & M. (R) 141 Dunwald,P. 47 Gold Amalia Berg, Belting, Beach, Elia 182 W. 10th D. Swannell. 100 Mathes, M, 110 W, Houston.... J. Mathes, 300 Emery Wheels, &c. 120 Boyle, Catherine, 230E. lllth....H. Spies. 128 Mayer, D, 446 E 85th....Fennell & Co. 163 D'Oliveira, L . and J. Tregan. 383 and 385 W. Brainard, Lillie. 507 Oth av..... Epstein & Kan Mold, Anna L. 1145 Broadway G. A.. Cox. (R) 2.000 13th—International Tallow and Soap Manu trowitz. 260 Morton, J, M, Broadway and 14th st—S. facturing and Industrial Co. Soap and Tal Brown, Louiza 201 W. 30th ...Epstein & K. 169 Shook, 3,500 low Factory Fixtures. 2,50 Bach, E. 1.58i 1st av H. Spies. 236 McLean, E, 129 W, 36th ... J. MuUins, 611 Dobson, H, G, 43 and 45 Vandam and 153 Balz. C. 487 2d av... .Coogan Bros. 118 Martin, Alice, 210 Wooster... .Epstein & K, 323 Varick P, Robins. Thi-ee DweUing Houses Bamett, S. 83 Clinton pl ...M. Aranson, 1,000 Meres, F. 746 Washington ..J. MuUins. 280 Lease 1350 Baumann, Sarah, 210 E, 82d.... A. Baumann. 224 Miller, Pauline. 226 W. 38th R C. Cashin. 190 Downes, Elizabeth, 402 and 401 E, 25tli ..J. Beach, J, G, 16, 19 and 21 W. 24th....A. W, MoUenhauer, Virginia, . 109 E. 83d L. Bau J. Hagerty. Soda Water Fixtures, Horses, Bogart. (R) 1,200 mann. 8'^7 &c. (K) 3,814 Beaucie, G. 233 E. 78th... .P, O'Farrell. 210 MoUoy. P. and A.nn. 133 Monroe .. .Epstein & K. 133 Easton. A. Bowery and Broome .. .J. H. John Bernauer, C, E, l65th, N, Y, City....H. S. Morrison, NeUie. 275 Washington Market. .. ston. Bathing Establishment Fixtures (R) 2,580 .Eisler. 114 J. MuUins. 415 Eckert, G. 5 and710th av....D. Bruns. Black Bufkbee, F. M. 152 Broome M. Manges. 110 Mortimer, J. 3 Morris ...0. McLachlan, 250 smith's Fixtures, Wagons, &c. 1,000 CaUahan, P. 39 Sullivan... .Nora Kelly. :50 Mulligan. Lizzie, 33 W. 19th..,, Cohen & Green Fingerhut & Vogel. 404 4th av L. Riederer. CatUn, Jennie, 984 Oth av L. Bauniann 186 stone, 193 Drug Fixtures. "5,000 Cnadwick, Julia A. 122 E. 27th....Ellen Tval- Murphy, J. City J. Lynch. 185 Fritz, L, 1452 2d av,...E. Fritz. Bakery Fix ter.c!. (R) 323 Nell, Jennie. 600 6th av.... Coogan Bros. 137 tures. 1,000 Chadwick, JiiUa A, 122 E, 27th Ellen Wal Orsett, Mai-ie C. 2l3 W. 28th....Coogan Bros. 4(;i Fleischl, E. 264 East Houston M. Baumgar ters, (B) 113 O'Conner, Ellen. 1164 2d av.. .Cohen & G. 1.54 ten. Bakeiy Fixtures. 200 Chaves, L. 220 W. 47th... .L. Baumann. 721 O'DonneU, Katie. 13 Pell,. ..Epstein & K. 218 Fox, B, 513 and 515 W. 34th....J. McDona'd. Chester, Amy L. 326 W, 17th.,..J. Mullins. 186 O'Donnell. M. C. 106th st and Sd av....L. F. Machinery, Lathes, &c. (R) l.OCO Childs, T, H. Pinafore Hotel, Rockaway ...P. Cozans, (R) 1,500 Goldberg, H, 23 Ludlow S, Harris. Sowing Jauss. 1,650 O'Hearn, M. 336 E, 25th .. Epstein & K. 102 Machines, Tools, &c. 150 Clark. G. 141 W. SSth.... A. Baumann. 115 O'Rourke, Emma. 161st st, bet Concord and Gorman, W. 113 E. 22d,...J. M. Quinby & Co. Clifford, Eliz.1. 1.57 Chrystie.,. .Epstein & K. 195 Jackson avs .. H. Spies. 101 Carriages. 1,230 Clyde, Mary M. 41 Mangin . ..Herschmann & M. 135 Pettet, I. 945 Madison st.... J, E. Murray & Co. Gates,H. 1539.3dav... HoUister&Co. Grocery Colt, Florence. 320 W. 17th .. D. O'Farrell. 131 (Not dated.) 178 Fixtures, Hor.=!e, &c. 198 Cohen, L. 12 Baxter....E. D. FarreU. . 232 Putler. Leonora. 108 Chrystie Herselimann Ginzel, A. 173 SuffoUc. ...H. Vogel. Machinerj', Conro V, M. 107 M adison.... E. D. FarreU. 111 & Manges, 328 Tools, &c. 200 Crowe, Mary E. 158 E. 93d .. .H. Spies. 137 Parker, Estelle L. 387 7tli av,... L. Egleston. 14S Grifiin & Young. 303 E. 118th....E. Deacon. Cm-ry, Mary L. 323 W. 29tli... .W. Allen. Parker, Sarah L. 343 W, SiHh... .L. Baumann. 210 Horse, Wagon, &c. 3 JO security for rent Perault, L. 144 W. asth .. .E. K'luf mann. 350 Guental, Kate. 21 E. 15th....G, P. Warner. Cathcart. R. 227 W, 42d.... R, C. Cashin, 135 Pickman, F. D. 34 W. I28th... .A. Baumann. 215 Felt and Screw Fixtures, Ofldce Furniturp, Cleveland, W. D. 315 E. SOth... .D. Swannell. 3 Quinlan, Mamie E. 275 W. 10th . .J. MuUins. 236 &c. . (R) 1,000' Cobine, W, H. <2\ W, 21st... .Fennell & Co. 265 Rabe, Minnie, 83 Sth av... .Epstein & K. 319 Hickson, T. 750 6th av T. Madigan. Cigar Campbell, John, Mrs. 201 E. Houston....E, D. Randell, Laura. 178 Forsyth . .T. Stacom. 126 Fixtures. 200- i'arrell. 226 Ra-zky, J. 233 E, 38th... .Jordan & M. 141 Hoffmann, L, 440 E. 23d... .F. Schadt. Horses, Chase, S. B. 2(19 W, 34th... .S. H. Paeston, 1,000 Reitter, A, O. 53 Allen... .Epstein & K. 104 AVagons. &c. 200 Cunningham. E. J. & L. H. 321 W. 14th.... Rockwell. Jane. 449 W. 2Bd.... Epstein & K. 200 Hopkins. E.T. 123 W. 20th....D.B. Dunham. Cooj'an Bro.^, < 486 Rogers!, Jennie. 191 E. 70th.. ..Epstein & K. 165 Carriage. 200 Delaine, Eugenia. 202 E. 30th....Abrams & Rooney, D. 52}^ Carmine ... D O'FarreU. 140 Hudson River Yacht Club. F.^ot of 74th st, N. R. .' Levy. 170 Rosenthal, C. I... 1023 3d av... .Epstein & K. 120 ....J. Stilger. Boat House. (R) 450 Duchocliois. P, C. 813 Broadway V. Fort- Rotheim, J, 107 Essex Abrams & J .evy. 104 Halberstadt, L. 176 SuffoUi....F. M. Wieler's wengler. l.COO Rafferty, T. 1001 Lexington av .. E. D. FarreU. 114 Liberty Machine Works. Printing Press. 175' Doane, A L. 108 E, 122d Delehanty & Mc Ritsert, Elizaheth. 165 E. 90th... .L. Baumann. 133 HeUbrunn", Pauline. 394 10th av EUen Mack. Grorty. 192 Skwhan, K. 365 3dav ... Coogan Bros. 114 Butcher Fixtures. (R) secures rent Doan. Mary. 310 W. 23d....Mary E. Bausher. (R) 1,000 Skal, G. V. Mote av near 150th st... .E. D. Far Higgins, A. W., and C. C. Morvel. City -A. D'Ohveira. Marie. 210 Waverly pl J. Mullins. .539 rell. 174 Homer and L. A. Daniels. Vessel Ulster D'AUtin, Blanche.. 50 W. 1.5th .. .P..O'Farrell. 5i:5 Schultze & HirschofE. 113 E. 8th.... Fennell & County. 2,900 Davidson, J, 526 sc. . L. Herzberg. 2i'0 Co. 319 Harte, J. City ...R. Hendricks. Truck. 75 Dolian, P. 801 Greenwich Coogan Bros. 102 Severin, Pauline, 520 E. 83d.... Abrams & Levy, 200 HoughtaUng, C. S. 13 and 15 Park row.... W. B. Dowseit, G. H. 731 2d av . .E. D, FarreU. 110 Simmons, Abigail, 333 W. 15th....R. M. Wal Warren. OfQce Furniture. 175' Dubodu. Emma. 227 W. 33d... J. Schlomsky. 236 ters. Piano, (R) 55 Koppermann. H. and Metha. 513 and 539 E. 13th Egan, Marv. 196 Grand.. ..E. D. FarreU. 311 Smith, Anna M, 120 E. 26th... .B. C. Cashin. 857 —H. Wiesen. Horse, Wagon, &c. 350- Ferguson, W. 437 W. 7.3d..., W, H, Davis. Fur Smith, C, F. Alexander av and 141st st C. J. Kappler. F. 445 Pearl A. Horn. Ofllca Fur niture, Horse, &c. 3,000 Donald. 600 niture. Cutting Machine. Tools, &c. 400' Floyd. E. L., jlrs. 233 W. 15th. ..J, Mullins, 151 Salinge", Serena; 2.50 W. 24th .. A. SeUg. (R) 1,200 Klotz, G. F. 07' Nassau.'...H, Fahrendorf. Fogg, Belle. 112 W. 32d .. .Emma Russell. 675 Sawyer. C, F. 8^9 W. 31sc .. .D, O'Fai-rell, 187 Jewelry. (B) onO' Fink, J. 234 Cherry Abrams & Levy. 135 Seamore, Annie. 205 W. 16th... .J. Mullins. 26S Knief, A A. Kraushaar, Horse, Wagon, &c. 300- Ficher, L. H. and Mary E. 223 E. 36th....B. Simmon, Maria. 207 W. 22d .. .T. Stacom. 119 Lehman. M. 2204 2d av Metzger & Levy. Hartman. 125 Simmonds, M. 207 W. 22d ... L. Egleston. 170 Butcher Fixtures. 29C rish, Amanda. 252 Lexington av Annie Slaughter, A, F, 1489 Broadway... J. MuUins. 526 Lenz, O. 629 llth av....G. Fritsch. Drug Fix Fish. (B) 200 Slavin. J. H, 103 W. 4th....M. Manges. l^^S tures. l.SOtf Gerrette, J. H,, Mrs, 108 W. 44th,.. .S, A, Peo Slosson, G. F. 110 W. 2:id... .L. Baumann. 440 Leonard, M. SOth, East River A. Von Dolsen. ples. 120 Smith, Sophia. 100 Lexington av G. A. Lilien Ice Wagons, Horses, &c. 129 Galway, Acelia, 225 W. 49th Herschman & thal. 131 Lyall. J. and W. 510 to 546 W. 23d....D. C. M. 138 Solivetti, J, 76thav....P. O'Farrell. 5,56 Lyall. Machinery. Tools, &c-. (R) 5,301 Gay, A,W. SWE. 117th....J, Mullins, 113 Solomon, L. 133 Orchard .. .Epstein & K, 150 MacKlin. J. CStv G. Dessecker, Carriage. 50 Goldberger, Emelia. 425 E, 52d Jordan & Spannhake, G. A, 13 Washington....S. Ballin. 120 Moffat. F. M, 097 Br oad way.... J. J. Thomley. Moriarty, ' 177 Spring, Hannah. 138E. 4th.. .Herschmann & M. 133 OfHce Furniture, ' 35 Graham, Harriet E. 42 Great Jones Herech- Stewart, D, 499 W. 57th.... Jordan & M. 234 Montgomery. W. M, and R. 614 W. 37th....J. mann & M. - 295 Stolba. J. 533 Sth ... J, Hruska. 5,000 Travis. Stable and Stable Fixtures. 1,01)0 Green, Harriet. 21 Stuyvesant pl J. Berent. Thomass, Fredericka, 93 2d av ...T, S. .Tube. 133 McAfiams & Duane, 400 Madison J. Cim- (R) 101 Vandervvheeler, Sarah. 215 E, Sth.... E. D. Far ningham. Son & Co. Carriage, 1,053 Gerald, Lizzie. 254 W. Slst....J. Lynch. 399 rell. 269 Marks, N. 61 Bayard L. F. Robertson. Gihns. Nancv. 99 W. 3d Coogan Bros. 145 Veppa. Mamie. 157 Chrystie Epstein & K. 125 Sewing Machines. (R) 565 Gillette, G.H. 306 W. 17th,... Jord an & M, 126 Vest, Rebecca A. 200 8th av . Epstein & K. 1.57 McConneU. B. 23 Canal Rosanna McKiernan. Goodwin, AJmee. 308 2dav M. Manges, (R) 115 Wenz. Meta. 335 E, 19th... .E. D. K-arrell. 113 Store Fixtures. 397 Graham, Kate, 2.33 E, 84th.... J. B. Heywood. (B) 212 Weselman, Sarah. 210 E. Slst .H, Spies. 209 Overin & Hastings. 2 E. 39th... .D. B. Dunham. Griger, J. C. 69 W, 1 Oth.... A. Baumann. 116 Whiteby. G. E. 377 Alexander av... .H. Spies, 1.59 Carriages. 1,2.0 Gronan, VV. 368 Greenwich av ...Jordan &M. 126 Wilson, SarahE, SOW, 43d .J. MuUins. 276 O'Hara, G.E. 115 Broad....W. TutUl. Print Herbett, M. 67 Marion . ..E. D. Farrell. 136 Winchester, Margaret E, 1-33 E. 30th....H. A. ing Fixtures. 100 Hann, Anne B. 254 W, 34th....Townsend & Bariholomew. (June 7, 1878.) 1,000 Old Dominion Steamship Co. Farmers' Loan & Weed, (R) 1,000 Winne. Victoria. 436 E. SSth .. H. Spies. 181 Ti-ust Co. Steamships, &c. (R) 700,100 Hann. Anne R, 23 W. 30th...,Townsend & Wright, F. C. 257 W. fl3d.... L. Baumann. 276 Prato, J. 133 Oth av, and 70 University pl J. Weed, (R) 1,000 WheelPi", Alice G. 1453 Broadway S. Bron Paglinghi, Barber Fixtures. 1,000 Harbuver, G. 174 E. 72d....J. Mullins, 488 son. 201 Pritchard, T W. 403 W. 17th .... Elizabeth Hart, E. 270 W. 43d .L. Baumann. I(i7 Waldo, H. 2.345 .3d av.... W. D. A, Daly. 243 Davis. Machinery. Tools. &c. 122: Heppenstall. J, 2i4 W. 17th... .L Baumann. 154 Warren, N. S. 225 W. 13.3d.... H. Spies. 199 Pillsbury, D. S. 31 and 33 W. 23d... .Charlotte Humphry, Sarah. A, 402 17th, Brooklyn....L. Waterman, E. 145E. S'^th. Coogan Bros, 141 A. AUerton. Kittle Circulating Library. 1,975 Zeller. Piano 50 WUey. M. W. 57 W. 10th.... E. D. FarreU. 207 Palmer, W. A. 21 Piatt C, F, Ketcham. Tools. 550 Hahn, M.'and Salomia. 272 E. 39th....W. H. WUson, Mrs. 391 Greenwich Coogan Bros. 123 Rogers. W. F. Williamsbridge Caroline E. Newschafer. 1,200 Wirst, Carolina. 302 E. Uth....P. O'FarreU. 152 Ward, Butcher Fixtures, Waeons. &c, 230 Isaacs. Esther. 71 Attorney Delehanty & Mc Wright. Annie M. 20 7th av J. B. Heywood. Roggwiler, E, 61 Grand Magdalena Sehiel. Grorty. . 104 (Dated June 4th, 18W.) 378 Embroidering Machine. (R) 200 JeweU. V. D. 15 Eldridge... .Fennell & Co. 345 Young, H. de F. and Frances M. L, 46 W, 24th Samuelson, F. 38 Gold,...M, B. Schurck. Ma Johnston. Mary. 158th st and 10th av... Han ...G.Stark, 500 chinery, Lathes, &c. ,300 nah Bussing. (R) 1,785 Zacharias. J. 613 and 855 2d av.,.. Fennell & Co. 153 Sanders, W, City Nuffer & Lippe. Carriaee. Jacobs, P. L. 145 W. 27th... .Epstein & K. 445 (R) 120 Jefiferys, Mary. 4!»E. 10th.,.,A. Baumann. 128 MISCELLA NEOUS Schmidt, H. 105)4 St. Marks pi, and in 68 Kay, N ettie C, 334 W, 18th,... G. Beck, 474 Alien, J. F. OoUeee av and 137th st....(3r. T, Attorney ...J. Brimkhorst. Horse, &c, 150 K4iener, E. 835 W. 35th ... L. Baumann. 133 Hope. Tools, Machinery, (R). 2.000 Shaw, J,, & Co. 17-.. Christopher M. Macken Kaplan, H, and Anna. 803 6th av Abrams Anderson, A. 23, 25 and 27 Vandewater G, zie. Machinery, Tools. &c. 500 ; &Levy, 183 Mather's Sons, Printing Press, &c. (R) 2,500 Snowden, H. B. 277 Greenwich—H. C. Fur Keppler, Minnie. 165 E. 114th D. Krakauer, Aldenkirchen & Stumpf. 139 Wooster.... C. man. Furnishing Goods. 1,041 •Piano. 250 Tillmann, Jr. Gilding Shop Fixtures. ICO Soria, A.L. 53 Wooster—Z. Soria. Fumiture, King, May. 316 W, 3.2d... .R. C; Cashin. 113 American Contracting and Transportation Machinery, &e. (R) 2,000 Kahn, L, 173 E, 75th.,..Coogan Bros.- 214 Co. Harlem River and ISoth st....R. Ross, Southern States and European Land & Emigra Kearnev & Collins. 59 West.... Coogan Bros, 341 Plant and Tramway, 10,000 tion Co. 39 Broadway—E. A. Van Zaudt. KeUy, J, R. 147 E. 26th....fi. Green. 156 Allmendinger, W, Sll Courtlandav Elizabeth OflBce Furniture. 100 Kemble, J. R 50 ClintOri pl... .L Goodstein. (R) 150 Fritz. Machinery, Tools, &c. 1,500 Staudenbaur, H. 51 Sth av.... C, U, Otto. Drug Kerlev, A. 200 Av O.... H, S, Eisler, 123 Bloodgood, J. City M. Doran. Canal Boat. Fixtures, 1,200 Kneuper. F. J. 154 2d av....Schulz & Brechtel. 730 (E) 3,700 Stirrat, W. R, 599 llth av.... W. BusseU. Bak Enut)er, F. J, 196 2dav.....E. D. Farrell, (R)- 184 Buckwell, G. H. 619 Oth av....Antoinette E. ery Fixtures. 5C0 Lathrop, Bettie T. 52 W. 26th.... J. W; Andreas.. : Wood,': Harp Mfg,.Fixtures 412 Schaefer, P. llth av, bet 69th and 70lh sts, and , "t !: v.seeuri^ for rent Blue, J. H, 501E. 14th....J. Blue, Jr. Under 70th st, bet 10th and llth avs...iG. Dreyer. Lavendall, G. S. 513 W. 45th....Epstein &K. 107 taker's Fixtures. 600 Hot Hoase Fixtures, Horse, Wfe^ &o- 1,000 492 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. May X3, 1882 Smith, O. A. 274 9h av....j, W, Peel. Furni Ebert, Frank. 209 Graham av....M. B. Ebert. BILLS OF SAUB. ture. Hor.=!e, Truck, &c. 6S7 Saloon Fixtures. 250 Stodder, S. 90 Ann.... J. W. Prescott. Stereo Edison, Hattie. 93 South Portland av....J. E. Gabel, Paul, to Johanna Medosch. Vinegar type Press and Fixtures. (R) 150 Murray & Co. Furniture. 1,664 Factory, 44 and 46 Dean st. 850 Syms J. 9t.5 8th av... A. McLean. Paint Store Fitzgerald, J. G. Myrtle av, n e cor Clason av Jauss, Fritz, to T. B. Childs. Pinafore Hotel, Fixtures and Furniture. 350 J. Flynn. Saloon Fiytures. 1,100 Coney Island. Building Fixtures, &c. 3,300 Schmidt, I.>;abella. 73 WiUett Lang & Robin Forester, Albert. 160 High st....Phelps & Son. Lemmermann, Albert, to H. W. Meyer. Cigar son. Bakery Fixtures. (R) 300 Piano. 225 Store, 3991st st. ' 80 Smith, W. 140 Perry....L. S. Keller. Horses, Fahlbufch, Wilhelm, 265 Myrtle av....R, Quin, John J., to John Brown. Furniture, 464 Trucks, &c. 965 Grimm, Barber shop. (R) 200 Adelphi st. noin Snedeker, D, 125 Warren....W. H. Rhodes. GrifTlth, W, P. 15 WUloughby St....Wm. Hagar, Thiem, Emil, to Andreas Spahl, Bakery, 58 Gra OfiSce Furniture. (R) 900 supt. Press and Fixtures. (R) 90 ham av. 500 Steiubrugger, K, OOth st, bet 1st av and Av A Gurley, G. B, 129 Prospect pl... .D. F. Wright. Wadsworth, Charles, to Charles Wadsworth, Jr. Anna Steinbrugger. Horse. Wagon, &c. 150 Furniture. 1,500 Furniture, 423 Monroe st. BOO Taylor, F. C, and A, O. Boylan, 149 Chatham Hausen, Caroline. 115 15th st,...H. L, Brown. Weber, Herman, to James Harrington. Lager . L. Bartlett. "Howard House" Hotel Printing Press, &c. 567 Beer Saloon, 178 Columbia st. 65 Fixtures. 1,500 Hartman, Marx, & Co. 592 Atlantic av,...A. Trefz, Barbara. 15 Marion M, Engelhardt. Jacobs. Saloon Fixtures. 300 Horse, Bakery Wagon, &c. 62 Haurand, Meta. 49 Main st...O. Berger. Grocery Voigt, M, 321 E. 22d.... H. Frenzke. Machinery, St^re. 1,000 Lathes. 9 Fischer, Benedict—Diederich Mohl- 11 Quinn, Charles—S. P. Shortland, enbrock 1,693 88 costs. 37 71 6 wSt^Gr^eer" }F. A. Potts 3,0.52 33 11 Faa!<, John—David Stevenson, Jr.. 168 87 13 Quinn, Thomas—Robert Montgom 6 Weed, Byron K.—David Eberle.... 75 47 13 Foster, Clinton and Aima S.—C, W. ery 341 77 8 Wilson, Henry P.—Washburn & Dayton costs 366 93 6 Ring, Daniel—N, Y. & Harlem RaU Moen Manufg Co 1,041 86 13 Foster, Louis Herbert—W. I. Moore. 101 53 road Co costs 368 49 8 Wright, Green—Geo. Hutson 1,494 81 12 Ferguson, Robert—J. B, Blew...... 190 15 6 Rothschild, Albert—W, M, Tugman 101 09 8 the same the same 1,661 05 13 Foertsch, Frederick W.—J. J, Mc 6 Rae, Thomas—P. A, Potts 3,0.53 23 9 Wessels, Kate M.—Simon Jacobs... .331 93 Cabe; 87 73 8 Reinhardt, Henry—PhiUp Ebling,. 167 53 9 Wright, William W.—W, H. Lee... 219 83 8 Goldman, August—A. P. Werden- 8 Rand, John, exr. J."M. Brown — P. 10 Weeks, Benjamin—John Elstner 483 84 • berg 134 06 E. Mirick, recvr. Kings Co. M'fg 10 WaUen, Henry D.—R. M. Streeter.. 197 55 8 Goldman, Louis same 134 00 Co 11,3.57 63 11 Werdenschlag, Abraham — Jas. 9 Goldstein, Simon—Salomon Sha- 8 Rand' , Joh' " n the same costs 334 25 Goodheart 30 20 pero 413 50 9 Rooney, John—Thos, Smith 305 87 13 Wilson, WiUiam—L. S. Chase...... 168 00 9 GrUl, Jacob — Diederich Mohlen- 9 Roseno, Mendel S.—Sam. MichaeUs. 504 73 6 Young, Peter H.—Caroline C, Cud brock 1,693 38 10 ReUly, Bernard, Sheriff—Ann S. dy, extrx. S. McLaughlin costs 99 71 9 Graves, H. W.—G. A. Hoagland.. 283 01 OakenfuU 613 12 10 Young, Stewart-Fred'k Eckhardt, * 10 GoUner, Ervin G.—Graphic Com 10 Ramsey, Martin L.—A, D. Wil Jr 308 39 pany 603 17 Uams, assignee^of HUl, Moynan & 10 Gazlay, David M,—H. R. Glack- Co .' 259 50 RINGS COCNTT. meyer 981 79 13 Rogers, Benjamin R,—I, S, HaU,.. 535 63 May. 11 Gottleib, Ferdinand—C, S, Wood.., 165 34 6 Schoenhof, Jacob—G, M, Speir,costs 89 60 9 Armstrong, Samuel S, and Mary 11 *Gohring, John—Rosina E. Weintze 1,151 71 6 Sched, Abraham—^Isaac Aaronson.. A,—W. Whitlock $83 70 11 Gamaliel, E.—Hannah J. Van Nos ' costs 83 75 10 Ashe, Frank and Jane—J. C. Van trand 367 50 8 Schafrausky, Albert—Ferd, Forsch. 294 54 Horn 364 75 11 Gaensbauer, Gustav—Augusta Kern 534 46 8 Shear, E. Holden—Gilford Morse... 83 33 6 Blake, Elizabeth M.—T, Clark 1,748 19 11 Grant, Edward B,—M. D. Mann ... 348 99 9 Sturken, J. H.—Dan. Bailey 320 36 6 Brackett, Frances Jane and Charles 13 Gault, James—J, B. Blew 190 15 9 Simpson, Abraham—C. H, WiUiam L.—J. M. Davies 4,487 84 6 Haviland. Joseph and Mary E—I, son, assignee of MUler, Ussing & 11 Bm-ke, Edmund—J. Frank 73 06 C. B. Ransom.. 123 36 Co 91 .S8 8 Clark, Larner B.—I, Eppinger 438 99 6 Humphrey. John—Ina Brennan 115 75 9 Shine, William—John McDermott.. 414 13 8 Carpenter, Lydia—E, Holohan 133 07 8 Hart, Edward—F. W, Wood 45 08 9 Shulman, Samuel and Elias—Ida 9 Catlin, Ashbil R.—A. Fisher 543 95 8 Hazard, WUliam—G. W. T. Lord.. 674 23 Randnitz 706 SO 10 Carter, Edward—Traders' Bank, 8 Hill, William—C. H, Blake 403 09 11 Schneider, Konrad—W. V. Cleary, Chicago 3,406 28 10 Hopton, Cleophas—Wm, Mulry 200 93 admr. M. H. Heagamy, dec'd 210 78 10 Cone, Edward P.—H, W. Booth.... 83 09 10 Houston, John G.-W. F. Browne.. 67 .50 11 Spoehman, Ottmar—Ed, Bussell 88 93 11 Cochran, CorneUa J,—P. Lambert,. 1,081 76 11 Hewitt, William—Ada L. Crossley. 313 51 11 Shelly. Michael P.—P. R. Coudert.. 79 04 10 Dupree, WUliam M,—S. Jacobs 321 93 11 Herz, Martin—John Peene 337 35 18 Scheider. Joseph—John Murphy... 869 97 10 Dieterich, John and Sophia, sued as 13 Hoffmeister, Charles—J. P. HeU. 1,176 01 12 Swift, George—D. R. Kelly 352 10 Anna—K. Germann 609 33 6 Jenks, Stephen A.—F. A. Potts 3,053 23 13 Spalding, William B.—Henry Trow 11 Egginton, William H,—G, W. Baker 163 .37 9 Jackson. Daniel—Reuben Smith 136 64 bridge 250 85 11 Eaton, Asabel K.—H, E, Richards,. 41 75 6 Kane, John—R. G, CorneU 616 74 12 Schneider, Conrad—J, J, McCabe, 39 07 89 67 9 Fuller, Waldo E,—M, M. Smith.... 8 Keely, David—Isaac Stigerwald 240 76 6 Smith, Richard Penn — Gabriel 11 Flanagan, James—J. Frank 73 06 8 Kearney, Henry A,--H. D. NicoU.. 135 60 Elias 6 Glaser, Jacob, as treasurer — E. 8 Knox, Henry E,—Farmer's Loan 9 Smith, Frank E,, Charles F, and 493 67 Bischoff : 177 11 and Trust Co 4,457 48 Somer—Jas, Stephens 273 OG 87 86 9 Gill, Howard C—T. MarshaU 11 Kerrigan, MauriceS., Jr.—EmmaA. 9 Smith, Albert J.—Wm. Hughes. 9 Jones, Merritt A,—A, Fisher 543 95 Catterfield '. 156 57 .., costs. 247 66 5 Ketchem, Catharin—J, Martin 39 25 11 Knoblock, Jacob—Mary C. Brown, 11 Smith, Boye—Bei-nhard Fortmann., 250 39 10 Kirchner, Frederick and Bertha—A. extrx, R. C. Brown 100 00 6 Tallmadge, Josiah—^Trader's Bank Sigrist 414 63 12 Keefe, James—G, K. Davis 79 74 of Chicago 3,406 38 6 Martin, Henry ~C. H. Berry 186 91 8 Livingston, Leopold—Ferd, Forsch. 121 66 6 Tripp, Frederick—Ettienne Bayer.. 33 00 8 McKenna, EUen—M. McKenna 641 58 8 Lynch, Lawrence B., admr, &c., J. 6 Thompson, Albert A.—G. M. Speir 10 Meany, Adeline L.—J. J. Townsend. 1 516—Madison av, ne cor SOfch st, one ten and 406—36th st, e s, 100 n 3d av, one one-story 743—Gold st, No. 00, iron beams, &c., under rear attic story brick flat, 91.6x110, brick, asphaltum frame shop, llx,53; cost, $500; owner and cari)en- waU, &c.; cost, $430; owner, T. R. McMann, 160 and slate i-dof; cost, $300,000; owners, G, P, ter, John Chandler, on premises, East 37th sfc; builder, J. Allen. Lowry et al.; architects, Hubert Pirsson & Co.; 407—Graham av, w s, 100 n Moore st, one 744—5tli av, n e cor .52d sfc, raise wing one story, builder, D, H. King, Jr. three-story store and dwell'g, 23x50, tin roof; also seven stciy brick extension, 30x4'^^80, tin 517—121st st, ns,71 e 2d av, four four-storv cosfc, $4,450; owner, L. Geiser, cor Seigel st and roof, alteration for hotel; cost, unknown; owners, brick tenem'ts, 26x60, tin roofs; cost, $9,500 eacli; Graham av; architect, J, Platte; builder, John Carrie S. Shannon and Chas. R. Purdy, 20 West owner, Patrick Sheridan, Elizabeth, N. J.; arch Rueger, 58th st; architect, R. Mook; builder, not itect, Andrew Spence. 408—2d av, e s, 20 n 15th sb, one one-story frame selected. 518—3d av, n e cor 131st st, three four-story dwell'g, 18x30, gravel roof; cost, $.500; owner, 745—Cenfcre sfc, Nos. SI, 83 and 85, brick and brick tenem'ts and stores, 25x60, tin roofs; cost, John Carroll, 2d av, near 1.5th st; builder, Wm, iron furnace; cost, $1,50; owners. Sire Bros,; $10,000 each; owner, Patrick Sheridan, Elizabeth, Stout. lessees. Interchangeable Tool Co., builder, N, J.; architect, Andrew Spence. 409—Stanhope st, e s, 150 n Central av, one Harrington. 519—Jefferson sfc, n s, 340 e Fi-anklin av, one two-story fraine shop, 21x20, tin roof; co.st, $-500; 746—Washington st, No. 723, weather board one-story frame dweU'g, 30x35, shingle roof; cost, owner, William Lindemann, cor Central av and one side and shove up; cosfc, $100; owner, Mrs. B. $750; owner, Michael McGrath, Railroad av and Stanhope sfc; builder, John Rueger, Foley, on premises, 17Isfc st; builder, Jas. Robinson. 410—Newton Creek, Ann and Commercial sts, 747—Peai-rst, No, 307, cellar wall replaced by 5'30—Jefferson av, n s, 313 w Williamsbridge one one-story brick storehouse, 149.2x77 on creek, iron columns, &c.; cost, about $300; owners, Rob road, one two and attic story frame dweU'g, 19.6 gravel roof, brick cornice; cost, $5,500; owner ertson & Hoople, Ferry st; buildier, J. G. Porter. x38.6, shingle roof; cost, $3,300; owner, Eliza and architect, Havermeyer Bros.; .buildei'S, J. W, 748—Sth av. No. 2017, bay window and one-story beth Wainwright; architect, R. Rosenstock; Woodraff and J. James. brick extension, 10x7, tin roof; cost, $1,400; builder, Fred. Robinson. 411—Furman st to river, 440 n Montague st, owner, H. E. Fisk, on premises; architects, J. C. 531^Summit av, n s, 189 w Williamsbridge one five-story brick warehouse, 55x210, gravel Cady & Co,; builders, A. K. Forman and H, C. road, four two aud attic story frame dweU'gs, roof, brick cornice; cost, $43,000; owner, Thos. Livezay. 23.6x31, shingle roofs; cost, $1,600 each; OAvner, and Samuel McLean, cor Pierrepont st and 749—'24th st, Nos. 537, 539 and 541 W., two-story Wm. M. Walker, 8 West 36th st; architect, R. Hicks st; architect and builder, Thos. Stone. brick extension, 25x43, iron roof; cost, $3,000; Ro-senstock; builder, Fred. Robinson. 412—Oth sfc, n w cor 7fch av, oue fchree-story Catharine Requa, 375 West 32dst; architects, Bab 522—103d st, n s, 100 e 2d av, six four-story brick birck dwell'g, 20x50, tin roof, wooden coi-uice; cock & McAvoy: builders, Giblin & Lyons. tenem'ts, 25x54, tin i-oofs; cost, $9,000 each ; cost, $7,000; owner, Henry Lansdell, 'Jth sfc and 750—4Sth st. No. 350 W., interior alterations owner, Wilhelmine Juch, 201U Istav ; architect, 5th av. basement; cost, $400; owner, Edward D. Bertine, F. S, Barus ; buUder, Wm. Juch, 413—Lee av, ne cor Penn st, four three and 419 West 4Tth sfc; architect, J. M. Forster. 523—UOth st, s s. 325 e Willis av, one threo- four-story brown stone stores and dweU'gs in cor 751—25th st. No. 34 W., repairs, cabinet work, story frame dweU'g, 25x30, tin roof ; cost, §3,000; and other dweU'gs, 20x45 and 50, tiu roof, iron new plumbing, &c. ;cost, $7,501); owner, Benj. owner,: Bi-idget Bergen, 3d av and 14Stb -st; cornice; owner and builder, J. F. Ryan; archi Altman, St. James Hotel; builders, D, & J. Jar architect, L, W. McGrath; builders, Robert tect, E. F. Gaylor. dine. Siiran and P. Garvin & Son. 414—Bushwick av, s w cor Greene av, ten two 7.53—3d av, w s, 335 s 170th st, two-story frame 524—77th st, s s, 143 e Isfc av, oue onestory story brick dwell'gs, 20x40, tin roof, wooden cor extension, 16x31, tin roof; cost, $1,C()0; owner, brick workshop, 20x55, tin roof : cosfc, $3,500 ; nice; cosfc, about $5,000 each; owner and buUder, Harlem Bridge, Morrisania & Foi-dham R. R. owner, John B. Dingeldeiu, 351 East 77th st; Thos. Donohue; architect, M, J. Morrill. Co., on premises; architect, W, W. Gardiner. architect, John Brandt. 41.5—Bergen st. No. 1S4S, s s, l.oO w Howard av, 753—3d av. No. 2352, new store front;'cost, $300; 525—Sfcli av, 11 w cor 46th sfc, one five-story oue one-and-a-half-story frame stable, 20x10, owner, Sarah Darragh, 33 West 123d sfc; archi brickflat, 85x73, tin roof; cosfc, $120,000; owner, shingle roof; cost, $550; owner, R. Bennett, ou tecfc, R. Rosenstock; builder, Thos. Darragh. John J. Astor, 21 West 26th st; architect, Thomas premises; mason, not selected; carpenter, A. 7.54—Broome st, No. 303, alter pitch of small Stent; builders, Jas, Webb & Son and John Bennetfc. conservatory on i-oof; cost, $60; owner and archi Downey. 416—Fulton st, s s, 150 w Ralph av, one three- tect, John C. Fritz, on premises. 536—46th st, n s, 85 w 8th av, one five-story stoi-y frame store and tenem't, 25x55, tin roof; 7.5.5—53d st. No. 112 W., -repair damage bj fire; brick fiat, 40x85, tin roof; cost, $60,000; owner, cost, $4,000; owner, John SchoU, 1889 Fulton st; cost, $1,500; owner, Wm. P, Earl; bui'der, J. M, John J. Astor, 21 West 36th st; architect, Thos. builder, J, Pierning. KeUey. Stent; builders, Jas. Webb & Son and John 417 —Thames st, n s, 350 e Bogert st, one two 756—Forrest av, w s, 480 s 105th st, raised five Downey. story frame dwell'g, 20x30, tin roof; cost, $8,000; and one-half feet, stone wall beneath; cost, $800; 537—Franklin st, s e cor Wesfc Broadway, one owner, Mr, Grossmann, on premises; builder, W, owner, R. Clarence Dorsett, 1396 6th av; archi five-story brick store, 20x.53.11, tinroof; cost, Heilmann. ' tect, W. W, Gardiner; builders, L. McGrath and $18,000; owner, James S. Bearns, 80 South 10th 418—Elm pl, Nos, 10 and 12, one two-story Ber B. Meyer. st, IBrooklyn; architect, Wm. Jose. lin stone and terra cotta store and amusement 757—144th st, s s, about 400 e Sth av, raised one- 528—56th st, No. 113 rear, one one-story brick hall, 28x94, tin roof, terra cotta cornice; cost, half story, flat tin roof; cost, $900; owner, Mi stable, tin roof; cost, .$700; owner, Joseph Stick $13,000; owner, George Figge, lOElrhpl; archi chael H. Cashman, SOS 5th av; builder, John Car- ney, 14 West 35th st; builders, Philip J, McGuire tect, C, F, Eisenach; builders, T. Donlon and W. Im. and James Devlin. Zang. 758—Laight st. No. 33, iiifcei-ior alterations for 539—52d st, No, 115 W., one three-story brick 410—10th st, n e cor 7th av, fourteen three-story tenem't; cost, $500; owner, David Lydig, exr.; stable, 35x78, tin roof; cost, ; owner,"Charles brown stone flats, 20x65, gravel roof, wooden architect, H, R, Marshall; builders, J. <& W. C. R, Purdy, 30 West 5Sth st; architect, Robert cornice; cost, each $6,500; owner, Daniel Doody. Sjiears and Elderd. Mook; builder, Thos. H. Purdy. 420—5th av, w s, 100 s 15th st, one one-story 759—SSth st, No. 319 E., repair damage by fire; 530—3d av, w s, 31 n 172d st, one two-stoi'y frame ofiice, 12x16, felt roof; cost, $150; owner, cost, $200; owner, Edward F. Smith, 60 West frame dweU'g and shop, gravel roof; cost, $2,000; Geo. Sheppard, 183 14th st; builder. 34th sfc; builder, James Brady. owner and builder, H?ni-y F. Nichols, 173d st 4-il—Throop av, e s, 50 s EUery st, one three 760—3d av, n e cor 47th st, interior alterations; and 3d av, story frame store and tenem't, 25x50, tin roof; cost, $500: owuer, Robert Goelet, 425 Sth av; 531—9th sfc. No, 733 E,, one five-story brick cosfc, $4,000; owners and builders, C, & C. Duerl- architect, J. M. Dunn; mason, M. Raid; carpen tenem't, 8.5x—, tin roof; cost, $13,000;'owner, ler, 179 Throop av; architecfc, Wm, Mashke, ter, not selected. Wm, J, Gessner, 1733 Madison av; architect, H, 761—Bowery, No, 307, new store fi-ont and J, Dudley. iuterior alterations ; cost, §1,364 ; owner, Ger 53-2—47th st, n s, 45 e 3d av, one four-sfcory mania Fire Ins. Co., 175 Bowery: architectand brick tenem't, 34x33.6, tin roof; cosfc, $6,000; ALTERATIONS NEW YORK CITY. builder, E. Smith. owner, Ogden Goelefc, 425 5th .av; architecfc, J, M, Plan 733—71st st. No. 10 E,, three-story brick 763—ISth .st, No. 36 E., new elevator hole, &e.; Dunn; builder, M. Reid. extension, 20x31, also extension over vestibule on cost, $300; owner, Wm. H, Jackson, 825 Madison west, tin roof, &c,; cost, $ ; owner, av; architectand builder, W. A. Hankinson. E, P, Wheeler, S Pine st; architects, G. P. Babb 763—4th av, Nos. 1024 and 1026, new store KINGS COCMTY. and Walter Cook; buider, D, Campbell, front; cost, $3,000; owner, Helena L GiUender, Plan 398—Spencer pl, e s, 43 s Hancock sfc, four 734—6th av, Nos. 313, 315 and 317, one-sfcory Asinari, Italy; architecfc, W. H, Keene ; builders. three and four-sfcory brown stone dweU'gs, two brick extension, 72,6x46, remove all interior W, M, Scudder and C. E. Hume & Co. 20x45 and two 19,3x45, tin roof, wooden cornice; partitions, show windows carried to upper 764—125th st. No. 104 E., new show window cost, $ljO,000; owner, J, C. Hoagland; architect, story, tin roof, iron cornice; cost, $35,000; and floor ; cosfc, $200 ; owner, James McBride, Amzi HiU; builder, E. B. Sturges. owners, Simpson, Crawford & Simpson, 307 to 100 East 130th st; builder, J. J. Conoly. 399—Central av, w s, 25 n Melrose st, one two- 311 6th av; architect, Jas, Stent; builders, Jas. 765—Greenwich st, n e cor Warren st, sky-light sloi-y frame dweU'g, tinroof; cost, $3,000; owuer, Webb & Son and Jno, Downey, two and three stories ; cost, $ ; owner, Irving John Biggerman, cor Central av and Meli-ose st; 735—31st sfc. No, 350 W,, new store fronfc; cost, Nat. Bank : architect, T, K. Jackson. architect, John Platte; builders, Ulrich Maurer, $300; owner, Catharine Hafner, 850 Wesfc Slsfc st; 766—Stone st. No. 6, new fi-ont iron work, Jr., and F, J. Berlenback. builders, Peter Karz and Fessler & Wolfart. altered for restaurant; cost, $16,000; owner, 400—^Monroe sfc, n s, 300 e Reid av, five two 736—Maiden lane, Nos, 31 and 83, raised one Mrs. Eliza A, Murphv, 9 State st; architect, A, story brick dwell'gs, 15x40, gravel roof, wooden story, also new elevator; cost, $3,000; owner, Hatfield ; builders, J.^t W. C. Spears. cornice; cosfc, $3,800 each; owner. Pafcrick Bar Alex. M. Hayes, 141 West 47th st; architect, A, 767—Oth av, No. 497, new baker's oven; cost, retfc, 68 Underbill av: architect, CharlesB, Piper; H. Thorp; builder, J. C, Wessels. $680; owner, H. R. Martin, 661 Oth av; architect builders, Wm, Whistler and Chas. B, Piper, 737—Fordham av, n w cor 175th st, raised 16 and buUder, Jno. Ruppert. 401—Van Brunt st. No. 115, bet l^resideut and feet; cost, $500; owner, Wm, A, Bedell, Madi 768—SSth st, rears of No. 349, and 340 W. SOth st, Union sts, one four-sfcory brick store and dweU'g, son av, n e cor 175fch sfc; architecfcs, Kirby & new partitions, &c.; cost, ; owMier and archi 80x58, tin roof, wooden cornice; cost, $7,100; Archer, tect, Charles Fessler, 315 West SSthst; builder, ownei*, WiUiam Gohler, 791 Bergen st; architects, 738—Broadway, No. 1133, new show window; not selected, &c., Girhson & Leibbraiid; mason, not selected. cosfc, $500; owner, Union A-dams, on premises; 769—45th st. No, 136 E., four-story brick exten 403—Union st, s s, 135 w Hicks st, one four- builder, C. W, White, sion, 16x38.6. tin roof; co.st. $10,000 to $13,000; story brick tenem't, 25x55, tin roof, wooden cor 739—Duane st, s w cor Elm st, repair wall; owner, W. H. Lefferts, 346 Broadway; architects. nice; cost, $6,500; owuer, Patrick Craddick, 136 cost, $335; owner, Benedict D. Stewart, Philadel Lamb & Rich; builders, Alex. Brown, Jr., and Union sfc; architect, M. J. Morrill; builder, phia, Pa., by J, D, Pettit, att'y, Pearl cor John J. J. Brown, Richard O'Shea, sts; architect, W. H, Wood; buUder, Chas. 77C—Henry st. No. 141, four-story brick exten 403—Lafayette av, n s, 200 e Lewis av, one Marsh. sion, 37x43.6, tin roof, roof of main buildiiig two-story frame stable, 13x20, tin roof; cost, 740—Pearl st, No. 381, three-stoiy brick exten raised 3.6, interior alterations, &c.; cost, $8,000; $400; ow^ner, Isaac Weaver, 164 Clifton pl; archi sion, 85x20, tin roof, rear wall taken out; cost, owner, Rev. M. J. O'Farrel', on i^i-eniises; archi tect and builder, Robert Ford. $3,493; owner, architect, &c., same as lasfc; car tect, L. J, O'Connor; builder, M. J. Newman. 404—Diamond st, e s, 300 h Van Cotfc av, one penters, Oakly & Randolph. 771—69th st. No. 139 E., third story partition re one-story frame dwell'g, 34,8x13, gravel roof; 741—^8d av, No. 1113, one-story brick extension, moved and alterations to saloon floor, bay win cost, $300; owner, Conrad Roth, 97 Van Cott av; •30x18, tin i-oof; cost, $1,000; owner, WiUiam Fors dow extended, &c.; cosfc, $4,250; owner, Charles architect, F. Weber; builder, John Wilhelm, ter, on premises, Stei-nbath, on premises; architect, C. I. Berg; 405—Norman av. n w cor Kingsland av, one 743—SSth st, No. 7 E,, one-story brick exten builders, Steele & Costigan, one-story frame dwell'g, 31x33, tin roof; cost, sion, 18x30, tin roof, also new pantry; cost, abt 773—Union av, e s, 400 s 165th st, two story $700; owner, Robert Clarkson, on premises; ar $10,000; owner, Roberfc Gordon, on premises; frame extension, 15x17, shingle roof; cost, .$1,COO; chitect and carpenter, Jacob Lipps; mason, C. architect, G. E. Harvey; buUders, Jeans & Tay owner and architect, O, Read ClarA, on pre nises; Doyle. . lor. buUder, J. Lynch. 496 THE REAL ESTATE RsGOiox May 13, 1882 773—Gold st, No. 46, front alteration; cost, 96th st, both sides, from 2d to 5th av; gas.* 72d st, n s, 250 e 10th av. 200x102.2 : 1 $•300; owner, John^ehoe, on premises; builders, 104th st, from 1st av to Av A; Croton.t 73d st, s s, 250 e 10th av, 200x103.2 ', James Slevin and John Power. 135th st, bet Oth and Sth avs; gas.t 72d st, n s, 500 e 10th av, 25x102.2 Morris av (Av A), from 181st to 184th st; gas.* 73d st, s s, 500 e 10th av. 25x102.2 774—SSth st. No. 349 W., four-story brick ex 8th av, bet 110th and ]2oth st; Croton.t 90th and Olst sts. Boulevard and llth av, the tension. 16.8x45, tin roof, stairs to roof with bulk block, 325x201.5 ! head; cost, ; owner, James N, Bradley, 1367 FENCING VACANT lOTS. 113th s^. n s, extending from St. Nicholas to 7th ,' Broadway; architect, M. C, Merritt. 104th st, n s, bet 4th and Madison avs.* av, 300.5x100.11 on 7th av, X 238.5x118.5 on St. Fulton av, w s, 197 n ]69th st. 200 feet front,* Nicholas av Oth av, w s, bet 12id and 123d sts, and extendmg 140 llth av, s w cor 106th st, 100.1'xlOO, all vacant... feet on both streets.* RL\GS COUITY. Gramercy Park, No. 5, w s. 52 6 n 20th st, 26.3x DRINKING HYDRANTS. 110, four-story brick house J Plan 308—De Kalb av, No. 389, new store front; Hudson st, in front of No, 4-33.t hv A. H, MuUer, (Partition sale) IS cost, $SOO;ovnaer, Mr. Locke, on premises; archi Riverside Drive, n e cor 83th st t Perk or 4th av. No. 1151. n e cor 70tk st, 2-ix82,') tect and carpenter, W. Schepper; mason, A. A. Sth av, e s, bet OOth and 100th sts.* four story brick dweU'g Fardon. Park av, No, 1155, e s, 42 n TOth rt, 20x82, four- CHANGE OF GRADE. story stone front dwell'g ! 309—Henry st. No. 255, three-story brick ex Vflth St. from 4th av to point 114 feet west of 4th av.t Park or 4th av. No. 1157, e s, 62 n 70th st, 2Cx82 f tension, 18,6x5, tin roof, rear wall Removed; cost, 100th st, from 3d to 4th av.* four-story stone front dweU'g j $4,000; owner, J. S. Hollingshead, 255 Henry st; 101 st st, from ad to 4th av.* Park or 4th av. No. 1159, e s, 82 ii TOth st, 18,5x100, | architect, J, W. Ritch; buUder, E, Smith. 4th av, from 98th to 102d st.* four-story stone front dwelFg J 310—Isfc sfc, COE Soufch Ofch sfc, raised one story b.y R. V. Harnett. (Four 1st morts; amount due on corner house, abt $28,500, on each of others aud repair damage by fire; cost, $10,000; owner, NOTICE TO PROPERTY-OWNERS, abt$19,17.5) 18 Ponds Extract Co ; builder, Jas. RodweU. Beach st, No. 9, n e cor St. Johns lane, 18.9x70 311—Cranberry st, No. 66. carry up front wall CITV OF NEW YORK, FINANCE DEPARTMENT, 1 three- story brick si ore, by A, H. MuUer. five feet, fiat tin roof; cost, $300; owner, Morris COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, May 9,138-3. f (Amount due, abt $11,750) 19 Hirsch, on premises; builders, J. B. Stringham In pursuance of Section 4 of Chapter 33 of the Laws and J. Kelly. of 1881.. the Conptroller of the City of New York KINGS COUNTY. 3 2—Court st, s w cor 3d pl, new store front; hereby gives public notice to property-owners that the following lists of assessments for local improve May. cost, $1,500; owner, Edward K. Soloman, 96 3d ments in said city were confirmed hy the Board of 4th pl, s s, 175 w Smith st. 25x100, by T, A, Ken-i- pl; builder, J. J. Jennings, Revision and Correction of AssJessraents on the 4th gan, at 35 Willoughby st 16 313—Kosciusko st, No, 135, two-story frame ex day of May, 1882, and, on the same date, were entered 3d av, centreline, at interseclion centre line of) tension, 10x18, gravel roof; cost, $.5.50; owner, N, in the Record of Titles of Assessments kept in the Sth st, 5?xl35.9 y Bureau for the Collection of Assessments and of 3d av. e s. 87.4 n 8th st. 22x95.9 ) W. Burtis; bui'.der, J, W, CampbeU. by J. Cole, at 389 Fulton st. (Partition sale) IT 314—Main st, No. 40, repair extension; cost, Arrears of Taxes and Assessments and of Water Rents, viz.: Court st, w s, 60 s Church st, 20x80, by T. A. Kerri $.'0; owner, Michael Garrahan, on premises. gan, at 35 WiUoughby st 18 31.5—Fulton st, No. 721, new store front; cost, REGULATING. GRADING, ETC Pseciflc st, s s, 74 e Hicks st, 18x1(0 » $800; owner, Thomas F. O'Brien, 88 Prospecfc st; 68th st, from 3d av to East Eiver, Clinton st, e s, 74.10 n Love lane, 24.11x100 f architects and builders, McElroy Brcs. 95th st, from Lexington to Sth av, by T. A. Kerrigan, at 35 Willoughby st 19 316—South Elliotfc pl, No. 39, one-story brick 132d st, from Sth to 6th av. Rogers av, s w cor Butler st, 80x102, by T. A. Ker 4th av, from 11,5th to 116th st. rigan, at 35 Willoughby st 30 extension, 13.6x14, tin roof, wood and tin cor Oth av, from 150th st to St. Nicho'as av, Van Bnren st, n s, 4S2 e Lewis av. 18x100, by Clark nice; cost, $-200; owner, R. P. Mathews, 169 Liv Brooks, referee, at Court House 20 ingston st; builders, R, Carr and A. C. Buckley. PAVING. 317—Meh'ose st, 350 e Evergreen av, one-story 68th st, from Boulevard to 10th av, 78th st, from 1st av to Av A. frame extension, 9x34, tin roof, wooden cornice; OOth at, from Public Drive to Hudson River. LIS PENDENS, NEW YORK CITY. cost, $500; owner and architect, Joseph Eppic, on 4th av, at intersection of 104th st, premises; builder, Mr. Dehler. MISCELLANEOUS SUITS. FLAGGING, May 318^De Kalb av, No. 629, one-story frame ex SSth St. from 6th to 7th av. 2d av, e s, 12T.5 n 44th st, 18xT0. Thomas A. Pette- tension, 19x25, gravel roof, new foundation front 1st av, e s, from 4Sth to 49th st, grew agt Emeline Martin et al.; action to set and rear, also interior alterations; owiier, John aside deeds; att'y, Stephen Whitehorne 6 Jurgens, De Kalb av; architect, J. W, Huestis; SEWERS, Greenwich st, n e cor llth st, 19.7x70.6, irreg I buUders, P. Sheridan and Marinus & GiU, Pearl st, bet Coenties and Old slips. 12th st, n s, 200 e 7th av. 20.10x103.3 f 4th st, 7jet Christopher and West 10th sis, Mary V. Vosburgh agt Maria Van Antwerp, 319—Clinton st. No, 335, new stoop, vestibule extrx. of Andrew Van Antwerp; action to re doors, bay window, and windows cut down; cost, ilstit h^*^^s^^^dB,etc, cover $2,000 and interest; att'y, T. J. Rush . 6 $3,.500; owner, James Thompson, on premises; 101st st, bet 10th av and Boulevard. Same property. Maria Van Antwerp, extrx. An architect, Carl P, Eisenach, 1.35tli st, from Harlem River to Sth av. drew Van Antwerp, agt Benjamiu F. Vosburgli 330—Pier near State st, one-story frame exten 140th st, from Alexander to Brook av, and Mark H. Williams: att'y, T. J. Rush 6 sion, 75x170, gravel roof; cost, $P,500; owner, 1st "-, bet 46th and 47th sts. Cherry st. NOB. 1.36 and 136)4, n s, 25x100 T Franklin Woodruff, 94 Remsen st; architect and Sth ^,-, bet 69th and 70th sts. Catharine slip. No. 3. 20x70.2 ', builder, Thomas Stone. All payments made on the above assessments on or Stuyvesant st, No. 44, s s, 02.4 w lOfh st, 24.3x75.5. ( before July 8,1882, will be exempt from interest; after Stuyvesant st. No. 42', s s, adj above, 17.1x70.5... j 331—Columbia st, No. 393, add oue-story, new Daniel C, Charles S., Maria L and James S. iron column; cosfc, $1,500; owner, Michael Walsh, that date interest will be charged at the rate of 7 per cent, per annum from May 4, 1882. Payments to be Kingsland agt Jane M. Leonard et al.: partition: 3d pl, near Courfc st; buildei's, M. Daley and John made between 9 A. M, and 2 p. M. att'ys, Evarts. Southmayd & Choate.'. 8 Alyea. Stone St. Nos 10.18 and 20, s s, 53.6 w Broad st, 46.6 3-23—Clinton av. No. 144, substitute a mansard STREET OPENING. x48 3. in-pg. Anson Blake, Jr., as trustee, agt and flat roof in place of present peak; cost, $800; The Comptroller also gives notice that the assessment Hamilton J. Davis et al,: partition: att'y. Chas. lists for the opening of H. Glover '. 8 owner, Mr. Constantine, 144 Clinton av; builder, 122d st, bet 4th and Madison avs, 19th St. n s. 80 w 1st av, 20x92. Frederick Laemin- Joshua Gilbertson. was confirmed by the Supreme Court May 5, 1882, rich et al. agt Wilhelmina wife of and Francis 333—Fulton st, No. 025, cor Hudson av, fronts and entered in Bureau for the Collection of Assess Wagner et al.: partition; att'y,'Henry ,H. Wil- slightly altered, windows, doors, &c.; cost, $100; ments, &c.. May 9. Payments as in above notice. zin 9 owner. M. O'Donnell, on premises: builder, J. 30th st, s s, 196 w 2d av, 18x99.6, irreg. Hem-y C. S. McRea. WiUcox, as recvr. of Jane Eagleson. agt Jane ADVERTISED LEGAIi SALES. and Mary E. Eagleson and Margaret I. Brincker 324—WiUoughby sfc, u e cor Jay st," two-stoi-j' hoff; action to set aside deeds: atfy, Hugh A. brick extension, 56x3?. 4, gravel roof, wooden REFEREES' SALES TO BE HELD AT THK EXCHANGE SALES McTernan '. 9 cornice; cost, $5,000; owner, Wm, RockweU, 93 ROOM. NO. Ill BROADWAV. 34th st, n s, 212.3 e Oth av. 18.7x98.9. George D. Finstpl: buUder, C. P. Skelton. May. Ingham agt Theron B. Ingham et al.; action for 3-25—High st, s e cor Jay st, wall beneath; 152d st, n s, 300 w Com-tland av, 50x100, frame sale of premises; att'y, B Rush Stoddard 11 cost, $150; owner, J. BuUenkamp, on premises: dwell'g, by P. F. Meyer. (Partition sale) 15 Chatham st, w s, 1.59.3 s Pearl st, 3.10x57. John 1st av, Nos. 1654 to 1660, e s, 25.9 n 86th st, 100.1x74, Callahan agt William Japha etal.; action tore- builder, Mr. Dibbs. foiu- four story stone front dweU'gs, by P. F. cover possession; att'y, Denis Quinn 11 Meyer. (Amountdue, abt$9,3-25)... 16 Delancey st, s e cor SherifE st, 19x63 •) 5th av. No. 152, s w cor 20th st, 44.3x133, three-1 Sheriff st, e s, 63 s Delancey st, 24.6x44 '. MISCELLANEOUS. story stone front dweU'g I Also, lot in Brooklyn on South 3d st, n s, 75 e 6th | 20th st, s s, 138 w Sth av, 32x52, vacant ) St. by P. F. Meyer. (A moimt due, abt $196,500) 16 Charles Rayher agt Wilhelmina Sparman et al..); BUSINESS FAILCEES. llthav, s e cor 94th st, 62.5x100.;..' '^ amended notice: aciion to quiet title; att'y, 94th st, s s, 100 e llth av, 7 lots George W. Van Siclen 12 N'. T. ASSIGNMENTS—BENEFIT CREDITORS. Also several lots in rear of and. separated from May. above by part of old lane Grand Boulevard, w s, 100.8 n 93d st, 2 lots FORECLOSURE SUITS. 6 Demorest, William H., Jr., to James S, Henry. llth av, e s, 75.6 n 93d .st, 43.5x100 May o Kedlich. Abraham ) Grand IBouievard, e s, 75.6 n 93d st, 3 lots ( Peck slip. No. 7, e .s, 15.10x73,0. Ann BurreU agt Schnitzler, Albert Vto Michael Bondy, 9tth st, n s, 125 e llth av. 2ox.39.10 Ahrend Drucker et al.: att'.v, W. G. Ulshoeffer., 6 (EedUch & Schnitzler.) ) Riverside av, e s, 27 s 94th st, 42.5x88 Av A, s w cor 123d st, 25.11x100. John H. Lyon agt 11 Same to same. Riverside a,v, n e cor 94th st, 76.2x98.5x75.6x89.9. John T, Havanagh; att'y. Randolph Gnggenhei- 10 Creveling, Warne S., to Wm. Burgess. 94th st, ns, 89.9 e Riverside av, SOxlOO.8 mer ,...: 8 9 Seitz, Charles, to Frederick Lewis. 94th St. n s. 264.9 e Riverside av. 25x100.8. . 64th st, s s, 81 e 1st av, 150x100. Foreclosure of me by R. V. Harnett ' -IQ chanic's lien. James E. Miller & Co. agt Peter 94th st, s s, 175 w llth av, 75x72, vacant f Diehl, Philip Braender et al.; att'y, Randolph rR<>€EEDI]\GS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERJUE.\ Riverside Boulevard, e s. 76.2 n 04th st, 50,4x98.5, ! Guggenheimer 8 AFFECTING REAL ESTATE. vacant r 124th st, 8 s. 10 w 1st av, 50x60x— to beginning, 12th av, w s, 25.2 s 94th st, 30.6x100, vacant J James E. Coffey agt John Molloy and Jane his * Under the different headings indicates that a reso by R. V. Harnett. (Trustees' sale) 16 wife, et al,; att'ys, Peckham & Tyler 9 lution has been introduced and referred to the appro SSd st. No. 311, n s, 160 e 2d av, 20x98.9, four-story 10th av, e s, 49.11 s 139th st, 50x100. John F. Pentz priate committee, t Indicates that the resolution has brick tenem't, by W. Kennelly. (Amount due and ano., trustees of John Pentz, agt Patrick Fox passed and heen sent to the Mayor for approval. abt 83,500) ' 16 and Francis B. Foster and Mathilde his wife; NEW YORK, May 0, 1882. Istav, Nos. 1662to 1666. secor 87thst. 75.7x84,f att'y, Wm C. Traphagen 10 thi-ee fom--story stone front stores and dweU'gs'' 1st av, s w cor 70th st. 100.4x105. Foreclosure of REQUIiATlNG. GRADING, ETC. 87th st, No. 402, s s, 74 e 1st av, 22x100.8x22x100.8,1 four mechanic's liens. James McCarthy and Alexander av, from ihe northern in'ersection South four-story stone front dweU'g J three others agt Andrew Kelly et al.; att'y, M. ern Boulevard to the crosswalk at intersection by W. L. Hamei-sley.. (Amountdue,abt $10,225). 16 J. Earley. 10 north 3d av.+ SCd st. No 156, s s, 100 e 7th av, 25x100,5, flve-story Same property. Foreclosure of mechanic's lien. PAVING. brick dweU'g, by R. V. Harnett...... 16 John R. O'Connor agt same 10 3d av, w s, indeft, Sl.lOx— to Roosevelt lane, x—") Bowery. No. 10, w s, bet Doyer and Pell sts, 17x IHth st, from a line 5 feet west of 4tli av to a line 12 X— I 82. Foreclosure of mechanic's lien. Phillip Duffey feet east of Sth av.* 3d av, w s, indeft, Harlem, 136x178x118, gore, j agt Abraham, Ephriam and Jacob Warschaws- Oth av, from 77th to 96th St.* leasehold ....:.. ..,]• ky et al,; att'y, J, Noble Hayes glO FLAGGING. by Wm. KPimelly...... -jg 131st St. s e cor Madison av. 80x99.11. George N. 142d st, both sides, bet Alexander and Willis avs.'' Broadway, No. 653, w s, 121.2 n Bleecker st, 25x100, Manchester and William N. PhUbrick agt Sam four-story stone front dlHce.-huilding, by L, uel H. Griflftn and Margaret his wife, et al.; att'y, MAINS. Mesier. (Amounn due. abt $43,500) 18 Wm. Stone 10 Broadway (formerly Grove st), from Locust to Fair- OOth St. n s, 100 w 8lh av, 25x100.8, vacant...,. V 28th st, ss, 600 e 9th av, 25x98.9. The NewYork mount av; gas.* Park st. No. 91, n s, 77 ^w Mulberry st, 25x50.4, y Life Ins. & Trust Co.. as eXrs., &c. of Richa:rd Denman pl, from Concord to Union av; Croton.t two-story frame (brl^^teont) dweU'g' J Ray, agt Daniel McElhinney et al.; att'ys, Betts, Southei-n Boulevard, bet 141st and 14oth sts; Croton.* by R. V. Harnett, (Parfflaon sale) .• 18 Emmet LIS PENDENS, KINGS COUNTY. 1st av, northwest cor 34th st. runs west 90 x Same GeorgeL HiU. 582 north 98.9 x east 20 x south 49.4 x east 70 to Same Deposit Nal ional Bank 23^336 May. 1st av. X south 49.4. Michael Kane to Fred Same Charles Horton 216 Hopkins st. s s, 175 w Tompkius av, 2,5x100. Mar- erick E. Barnes; 7 years, 11 months and 15 ^^A-^ S^?,'?^ ^St Mary Ruppenstein et al,; days, from May 1.5 1,100 and 1,200 atty,M.BriU .f... 5 2d av, s e cor 105th st, store floor and basement. Rodiiey st, n s, 175 e Lee av, 20x100. Thomas Ken Theresa Schappert to Bruno C. Leman; 5 nedy agt Andrew Harman et al.; att'y, A. G, years, from May 1, 188-3 1,000,1,200 and 1,300 NEW JERSEY. McDonald ' g 3d av. No, 1228, excepting saloon anl store 49th st, s w s, 160s e Sdav, 20xl06'.2."'Edwai-d'T. floor. Patrick J. Brennan to Henry F. Cor ESSEX COUNTY. Hunt and ano., exrs. T. Hunt, dec'd, agt Mary J. nish; 4 year.<5, from May 1, 1883 1,000 CONVEYANCES. Dougherty; att'y, H, C. Murphy, Jr. 8 3d av. No. 1228. Consent to lease. Franklin 43d st, a s, 397.6 w 4th av, 19.6x100.-.'. Ruth Rennie KeUy, exi-. of James Kelly, with Patrick J. Albe, Jr. J B—L G Lockwood. CaldweU nom agt Ehza West et al.; att'y, H, E. TeUer 9 Brennan Alyea, Theodore—J Colyer, Liberty st $770 Vanderbilt av. e s. 20 s Bergen st, 80x80, M. Louise 3d av, No, 100(>, first and second floors. Bern- Babbitt, C E— M T SuUivan, Orange 1,350 Brown agt John H, Porter: att'y, W. W. hard Hamburger to Matilda M. Thomsen; Baldwin. F J—F N Baldwin, East Orange 7 000 Butcher 9 5 years, from May 1 000 Bathgate, J E—A T Eggers, North llth st 5,000 Washington av. w s, 209 s"Myrtie"av"'i6!3x'lbo. 3d av, No. 1921, bet 105th and 108th sts, frame Bedell, F L—M T Yardley, East Orange nom John b. Busky agt Samuel Busky; action to set dwelling. Jeremiah Pangburn and E. K. Benson, Samuel—V Mechler, Bloomfleld MOO aside conveyance; att'y, H. Manne 10 Adams to Charles Rudolph; 3 yrs; .600, 700 and 800 Bond, J F, assignee-J Geiges, Kossuth st 1,010 Myrtle st, n s, 250 e Central av. 25x100. Barbara 3d av, No. 701. Silvanus Haight to Daniel Mc Boylan, Mary—J Welsh, Lafayette st 2 200 Kruse agt Joseph Hidle et al.; att'y, M. Brill.. 10 Cort : 5 years, from May 1. 18'^2 1,400 Brophy, M T—S T Goodwin, 2 lots in Sth Ward,. 253 Bridge st, s w cor Plymouth st. 50x83. John Guil Sth av. No. 172. third, fourth and fifth floors. Brown, Rebecca—L Lelong, Walnut st 4,000 foyle agt Edward J. Cas.sidy et al.: foreclose James W, Bell to Louis Alman; 3 years, Campbell, A E—C BI Hopper, Johnson av If 500 mechanic's lien,; att'y, C. J, Patterson 10 from May 1, '882 3,950 and 3,.5no Canfield, C T—J Hyland. South st nom Kent av, n e cor Nassau st, 22xi50. Charles R, Tol 6th av, No. 1005, s w cor SOth st. Frederick Canfield, Isaac—R Morton, CaldweU 319 ford agt Joseph Hencming et al; att'y, C E. Heimsoth to Wm, H. Heimsoth; 5 years, Cm-loch, J H-L Dodd, East Orange 200 fromMay 1.1882 4,200 Car' er, W D—J Roth, Vanderpool st 2,500 Mills ' . JO CaiHhan, Michael, et al—J A Hyland, Chestnut st nom North 6th st, s s, 100 e 6th st, 25xm 'Henry's! 7th av, w s, 35 5 s SOth st, 50x100 / \_alentine and ano., exrs. S.Valentine, agt David 59th St. s s, 100 w 7th av, 50x100.5 C Clarke, Caroline—R M Clarke, Montclair l,20O McAuslan; amended notice; att'y. W. Gleason. 11 Charles E, Appleby, Glen Ccve, to Joseph Coeyman, Minard—A McGau, Belleville 850 Navy st, e s, 50 n Bolivar st, 25x75. Walter H. Merklen; m years. 3,500 Condit, J H—E .\ Ryan, East Orange 7,750 Mead, trustee, agt Rachel Sandford; att'y, J. B. 7th av, s w cor 30th st, 24 9x75. Wm T. Walton Crane, Fernando -W King, East Orange 500 Stevens H to James Savage, Jr.; T years, from May 1, Davi.*, Thomas—F BI Hoag, Condit st 4,39 Bainbridge st, n s, 243.9 w PatcheiVav,'37.'6xl66.'.' "1' im ...... ; .•"..' 800 Dime Savings Inst—R M Stiles, Bloomfield 1580 Canton st, southerly cor Tillary st, 45,8x34.3 to Pier 24 East River. J^part; also )4 part of Dodd, BL-E D WilUgerod, Oraiige nom Old Division st, x 45,2x54.8 ' slip and bulkhead west of said pier. Chas. Dodd, Louise—J H Carlock, East Orange 8,000 Park av, s s, abt 2T e Canton st, 25x100 I Kneeland, individ. and trustee, et al., to Dowling, Jeremiah—W Booth, South 10th st.... 375 Fidton st, s s. 50 w Schenectad.y av, 60x100.... J Alexander M, C. Sniith; 4 vears. from May Dimbar, J A—J C Hughroy, BelleviUe. 2.500 John P. Ames agt Robert and James Given: ac- • 1,1831 ;...• •: .5,.500 Eichhom, Charles—A Eichhorn, Morton st nom non to set aside conveyances; att'y, O. Fris- Elliott, Blartha—F A Southmayd, East Orange.. 10,250 hie ; ..' 11 Fowler, William—G Hughes, East Orange 7,3.50 Gallagher, Hugh—J Gallagher. Blontclair 850 Columbia st, n w s, 58 s AV Sedg^^ick st, 21x82, Grau, Jr. William—G J Seabury. West Orange... 18,000 Samuel Simons agt David and Reuben Jacobs; N. Y„ STATE Greiner, Charles—L Deil, South Orjnge av...... nom att'y, Wm. J. Mclntyre ~ 12 HaU, A A, exr-BI AHaU, Clinton st 4,100 NOTE.—ITifl arrangement of the Conveyances, Mort Same same, Clinton st... '400 gages and Judgments in these lists is as follows: the Hand, T B—BI L Burnet. Milb.uru ,' 1,000 first name, in the Conveyance is the Grantor; in Heery, Philip—J Nugent, Ai-chi-t 7,500 RECORDED LEASES. Mortgages, the Mortgagor; in Judgments, the Judg Humboldt Ins Co—M Reiley, Orange 1,000 ment debtor. Jones, BI A—J S Ferguson, tract of land in 10th Ward 500O NEW TORK. Per year Keasbey, A R—C Parker, )4ot'4 tracts of land,, nom Broadway, No. 810, first fioor, basement and DITCHESS CODNTY. Keough, Esther—W Welch, South st 410 Lelonsr, Louis—A H Brown, Ann st 1 000 sub-basement. Thos, Faye to Harris, MORTGAGES, . Hughes & Co.: 10 years, from Jan. 1, 1882. 86,000 McBIahon, Blary—P Donahue, BellevUle 'iSO Broadway, No. 810, aU lofts. Same to same; Merkle, John-J Zwicker, Bose st 700 Bowne, Charles E, Poughkeepsie — James Blorton, Robert—V Sythoff, Bedford st 3,767 9% years. fromMayl, 1882 4,000 Bowne .^0,000 Broadway. No, Ig&l, n w cor 46th st. John M. Brinkerhoff, Charles, Fishkill—Hannah Brinker Blutnal Benefit Life Ins Co—M E Cowy, Bloom Mantel, trustee J, B. Mantel, to John Gal field 3,000 hoff 4,050 Miuin, T C—W H Blanchard, East Orange... 1,850 vin; Syears, from May 1 3,3(10 Same. FishkiU ames H Weeks, trustee.... 5,000 Broadway, No, 922. n e cor 21st st, four floors Barth, Christina, Poughkeepsie—I Coffin, as exr. J;,500 Newark Savings Inst—FEible, South Orange. .. 250 over store. John W. Salter to Loring Klady, Charles, Poughkeepsie—Philip Klady.... 1,500 O'Connor, Thomas—R J Carlin, Hamburg Place. 950 Bartlett; 9 years, from May 1, 1882 Peterson, A S—P SchiUing, Houston st 800 Leah, John, Poughkeepsie--P D Butts 4(,'0 Poole, E C—M Crane. Monti-lair 8,000 „ ••••••• 2,400, 2,880 and 3,000 Timmins, Michael, Poughkeepsie—SC PearsaU.. 2,500 Quimby. Charl.s—A H Scudder. East Orange,,. 4,350 Broome st. No. 438. Jane Major, et al., devisees CHATTEL MORTGAGES. Reeve, Frederick—W Robb, Cherry st 2,000 Alex Major to Julius Leopold; 3 years, Riordan, BI O—D J Riordan. Hoyt st 1,2:0 from Feb. 1,1882 3.500 Dophel, Adam, Poughkeepsie—Regina Dophel, Rowe, H D—M J Dean, tract of meadow on Fish Chambers st, Nos. 8,10,12 and 14, Mayor. &c„ ' bar flxtures ifo ing creek •. joo City N.Y. to Stephen P. Ryan; 5 years, Luck, Herman, Poughkeepsie — Frederick Ruland, BI A—J Gibson, South Orange 3 200 from May 1.18S2 3 800 Wormsley, horse, wagon, &c 90 Seaver, S A C—A C Denman, Milburn 3,000 Chambers, st, Nos, 173 and 175, aid No, 298 ' Virtenburg, Gilbert—Jesse Virtenburg, bar fix Sigler, A J—C H Beach, South Orange 1,500 Greenwich st. Horace K. Thurber to tures, &c 100 Seaver & Dean; 5 years, from May 1 . . 6 .500 Smith, L H—E H Wright. Hudson st 1,300 .TUDGMENTS. Snow, Robert—J Blark with, Jr, Orange 250 Chambers st, Nos. 164 and 160. Hunter, Wal St Pauls M E Church of Newark—E G Alberson, ton & Co. to Seaver & Dean; 2 years, from Mahoney, Edward—Theo. Olina et al • 248 Blarshall st 10 000 May 1. 1832 ..:...... 2,000 Tappan, M E—E Blonighoff, Norfolk st '725 Macdougal st, No. 29. Martin Duhme to Jacob Tuers, 1 avid—C A Cook, Montclair....". ],200 Kortlang; 1 year, from May 1, 1882 1,150 Van Rensselaer, SVC, late sheriff—J N Tuttle, Mulberry st. No. 106. store and cellar. Mar ORANGE COCNTT. garet A. Gillen et al. to Mathew Mooney; trustee. East Orange 600 3 years, from May 1,1882 MORTGAGES. Wallstein, Ciriakus-H Arnold, Prince st 1,450 540 Westerraan, Theodore—S Habich, Newark st... 3,400 St. Marks pl. No, 26, store floor. Elizabeth Cable, Huldah A—Wm ^ Earle, Goshen .^400 Kohler to Edmund Hufner; 5 years, from Wheelock, H G—M E Condit, East Orange 8,0C0 Carpenter, Gilbert G—M E Carpenter, Newburg.. 1,900 Williams. E H—R M Piercy, East Orange 900 Nov. 1,1880 ... 840 Case, David—Jas Lewis, Goshen 2,700 Sullivan st. No. 147, store floor and basement Wright, WiUiam, sheriff—Mutual Life Ins Co of Dickerson, Sarah J—Frank T Schoonover, War New York, South Orange 2 500 William Laux to Henry A. Loderhose; 5 wick 1,800 years, from May 1,1882 .....540 and 600 Wright, William, sheriff—B M Shanley, Lafay Same Joseph D Conklin, Warwick 1,500 ette st 4 725 Vesey st, No. 62, flfth story, John Hogan to- Dubois, Eugene—Sarah Bailey, Newburg 3,000 Wright, William, sheriff—F H Smith, Jr, Wood- Rebecca Rich; 3 1-12 years, from April 1 240. Elston, Lemuel E, et al—Delia Hardenbergh, side 8,000 Vesey st, Nos. 75, 77, 79 and 81. Geo. C, Wet Port Jervis 4,000 Wright, WiUiam, sheriff—Howard Savings Inst, more and ano,, exrs, A. R. Wetmore, to Geary, Robert—J G Kemer, Chester 3,400 Moses H, Moses; 3 years, from Mayl, 1882. 12,000 River st ; j,000 Gumer, MatUda-Elizabeth Mould, Goshen 5,5()0 Yardley, C B—F L BedeU, East Orange nom West st, No. 14-2, store, Hugh Mitchell, Eagle Harle, John L—Building & Loan Assoc, Port Rock. Essex Co., N. J., to Michael Geiidy Jervis 700 MORTGAGES. and James Brady; 4 years, from May 1 .. 2,436 Halt, John L, et al—Middletown Building & 8th St. No. 141, part of parlor and room above Allen, F B—L AUen, guard, BIcKenzie"st 800 Loan Assoc, Middletown 1,200 Allen, F B—L Allen, Clinton.. ." 3,000 Thomas R. Dowly, Brooklyn, to Herman Harrison, James—The Jas Smith Woolen Ma Rasp. 3 years Brown, A H—L Lelong, Ann st 150 704 chine Co, Newburg.. 14,231 Canfield.-C T—Mutual Benefit Life Ins Co, South leth st. No. 55 W.. rear half of third floor and Hill, Robert, et al—Walter Wells. Newburg 1,500 all of fourth and flfth floors. David Morri Hallett, H H—L L'Hommedieu, Montgomery,... St..... 6,000 son to Fontaine Pin Co.; 5 years, from May 500 Carrington, F S—A Dodd, East Orange 4,0(X» Lovflett, Jane—D W Esmond, exr, Newburg..., 300 Corby, M E—S M Aldridge, Bloomfield ,3,000 1, 1882 . 2,100 McShane, Patrick H—Abner MiUs, Middletown. 1,000 32d st, No. 104 W., 8 s, 75 w 6t'h'av,"2'5x98'9 Dempsey. Sophia—S S Doughty, Sumner av..... 1,800 Morrison, Robert, et al—Wm A Brown, New Dodd, S E—R B Campfield. East Orange 800 Glorvina R. Hoffman, widow, to The Mc burg 1.000 Auley Cremorne Mission; 4 years, from Morton, Ann, et al—E L Gaucher. New Windsor. DoU, E A-E J Brown, FreUnghuysen av l 475 Mayl, 1882 12,000 Donahue, Patr'ck—BI BlcMahon, BeUeville 100 500 Nearing, Percival D—Emeline R Tooker, Mid Fischer, P A—Firemen's Ins Co, of Newark, Ber- 34th st. No, 441 W. Angelme C, Charles 'c.' and dletown .. 3,000 Austin M, Johnson to John Wiszner: Ivear „ .linst 1,200 O'Rourke, James—Abram S. Cass'dy.Newburg.. 1,000 Gamor, John—BI McDonough, South st 2,000 from May 1,188-2 ' ' 900 Peck, J C—A E Higginson, Newburg ... 1,200 46th st. No. 234 W. WilUam 'H. Schinohi 'to Perrott, Samuel—W C Anthony, Newburg 1,000 Gallagher, Catharine—M Higgins, Montclair 1000 Morris B. Baer (with privilege to purchase Scharps, Marcus—Mary B Horton, City of New- Gallagher, John—Z S Crane, Montclair 500 within 1 year at $6,800); 2 years, from May hurg Geiges, Johu—J O Scott, Kossuth st 550 1, I88-3 6,500 Gormley, Lawrence—G H Willis,Orange 1,200 1,800 Schai-ps, Marcus—Sarah Gray, City of Newburg 6,500 Graef, Leander—J Klink, Springfield av. 800 SOth st, Nos. 1,55 and 157 'w.' Jame3"s' Silk, Catharine—Daniel Hartshorn, Newburg 1,000 Ke.ynolds to Acker, Merrall & Condit- 9 Habich, Sibila—T Westermann, Newark st 3,400 Smith, Mary E, et al—Warwick Savings Bank, Hyland, John—Blutual Benefit Life Ins Co, South years, from May 1,1882 .3000 Warwick 125 .59th st, Nos. 427 and 429 E, Ann Cronin to ' St.. 3,000 Ward. Peter—N Heard, City of Newburg 2,500 Hyland, John-C T Canfield, South st 1,000 Charles T. Nober; 1 year, from May 1 4 500 Young, Robert—E L Roys, Goshen 2,000 107th st, n s, 425 w 8d av, 25x73, P. B. Allen Joralemon, Abram—F L Davis, Pennsylvania av 1:700 extrx., to Wm, Hogan. Re-recorded; 4 JUDGMENTS. Kent, Cornelius—L Klotz, CaldweU 300 Kent, I M—W Bush, CaldweU lOO years, fromMay 1,1880 50 Barclay, Alexander—Ann Moore 130 129th st, n s, 105 e 3d av. Eliza Hanson to Konig, Tobias—G Kraufs, South lOtH st...... 1,400 Same Ann Moore 116 Lockward, L G—G Lane. Caldwell nom Henry O'NeiU & Co.; 5 years, from Mayl, Coutant, WiUiam A and Zachariah S—Catharine 1882 250 Lane, Isaac—G Lane, Caldwell ; nom J Bodine 2,0.?5 Lister, Edwin—Mutual Life Ing Co, of New York, 165th st, n s, abt 77 w 3d av, 50x143.'" John'B'urt HUlside Cemetery Association—Jennie Bradner. 449 toLouisFalk; 5 yea,rs, from May 1 480and600 East Orange 8,000 Same DoUyTKnapp 889 Blaloney, Bridget—Mary Lynch, Milburn 300 Av B, No. 48. Jacob Jr, Patterson, exr. McCloy, James and Margaret—John McClean... 39 John Shepard, dec^d, to Adolph Fmken- Mellington, Harry—F B Allen, Dougherty st.... 50 Sulton, Lewis J—Samuel T Lazear et al 188 Parmele. A M—S CHeckscher, fouth Orange... 2 200 berg; 10years, fromMayl, 1886...... 800 Thallman, Henry—Thomas Kelly 78 Railroad av. Jot 55 map Upper MorrisSiiiai S5x Piercy, R M—E H WUliams, East Orange.. 900 Sloat. Albert—Peter M Barclay 32 Rowbotham, William—J Rowbotham, Summer 40, Hiram Tarbox to Charles Ingebrahd; The Red Cloud Gold and Silver Mining Co— 1 year, from May 1,1882....- 200 Place. 1000 . Gurdon B Horton et al...,, 26,404 Seheel, John—F Bonykamper, Bowery st 600 498 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD May 13, 1882 Seabury, G J—W Green, Jr, West Orange 15,000 Patterson, C F—The Jersey City Ins Co, 1 year.. Seaver. S R C—J G Barnet, Milburn 2,000 1,000 Reilly, Charies—W Hogencamp, 2 years. 400 MARKET QUOTATIONS. Stondinger. Mary—American Ins Co, Broad st.. 9,000 Sanders, John—D Roes, 3 years Stout, J K S—D Babbitt, Burnet st 750 1,700 Our flgures are based upon cargo or wholesale valu Scott, Jolm—Margaret Sterling, 5 years 5.000 ations in the main. Due allowance must therefore Sythoff. Victoria—Firemen's Ins Co of Newark, Seventi, Antonio—A Seventi, Hoboken, 5 years. Beafordst 3,000 3,900 be made for the natural additions on jobbing and Siedler, Charles-The Mufcual Life Ins Co, 1 year 7,500 retaU parcels. Watches, Agnes—J M Smith, Fourth av '48G Same E H Hoppock, 3 years .. 2,500 Weeks, William—P D Clark. BelleviUe av 2,000 Same same, 3 years 2,500 BRICK. Cargo afloat Welsh, John—E L Gou'd, Lafayette st 1,400 Same same, 3 years 2,500 Pale |}M,«4 50 ^5 00 CHATTEL MORTGAGES. Same——same. 3 years 2,500 Scott, John—T Earie, 5 years.... 8,500 Jerseys 7 50 ©7 73 Dolan, John. Conest, Orange—W McKay, horses, Stengel, Martin—Marie L Faubert, 3 years 1,500 Longlsland -— @ wagons ISO Taylor, D W—M Tierney, 8 years.... 2,250 Up-Rivers ^ Kalisch, Abner, 102 Market st—E J Murphy, Walker, James—C R EUiott, Union. 5 years....'. 685 Haverstraw Pav. 2da. ^ safe 185 Warren, Joseph—The Fifth Ward Savings Bank, Haverstraw Bav, Ists 8 00 ©8 25 Port, Jr, George, 80 and 82 Blercer sl^-G Krueger, .^ Ij-ear ° 4,000 Favorite brands © bar furniture and fixtures 700 Werther, Anna M—Margarefc Cowan, 3 years... 900 Hollow Fire Clay Brick 9 00 ® 9 25 Schweikert, Reinbold, 256 Bruce st—J Pfreunt- Zabriskie, J C—H Van Emburgh, 5 years 4,000 FRONTS. shuh, wagons 200 Croton and Croton Points—Brown ^ M.511 25® Siaitu, R J, Bruen st—J BIcNaught, mares, har CHATTEL MORTGAGES. Oroton " •" —Dark 13 25® ness, wagons 300 Apple, Ernest, Hoboken—J BI Brunswick & Oroton " •• —Red 13 25a Stinges. S G, 61-63 Mulberry st—J F Bond et al, 275 f'hUadelphia 35 00 a engine, boiler and machinery 2,000 Balke Co, pool table Belthe, Gustav—F A Clark, spectacles, "eye Trenton 35 00® Timpson, M L, Brick Church, Orange—D Du- Baltimore...,. 45 00® prat, furniture 175 glasses, &c, not to exceed Bischoff, John-J Murphy, stcck in store...'. Clark's Ottawa White 25 00® Whipple, S R, .3.5-37 Blechanic st—N BI Whipple, .500 stock and flxtures box factory 375 Bolton, J C, Bayonne—J A C Gray, furniture.... Broeser, William—JBott, saloon, &c... 500 Yard prices SOc. per M higher, or, with delivery JUDGMENTS. Cole, E B, Weehawken-J G Syms, press 50 added, 82 per M for Hard a.^d S3 per M for front Brick. For delivery add $5 0.1 Philadelphia, Trenton Foehner, Joseph—T Frank 1 70O Cunniff, Luke—H Meincke, 12 cows, 1 horse, 4 wagons ' 600 and Ottawa, and 88 on Baltimore. Gebhard, Gustav. Hoboken—E Jaeger" bakery.' 150 HIJOSON roCNTY. Hochholz, Elise, Hoboken—J Hoffman, saloon ' 250 FIRE BRICF, CONVEYANCES. Jarvis, Susan C and D B—S E Anderson, 3 Welsh ,.,,».,, 30 00 @ 40 00 450 Aldridge, Thomas and Anne, by sheriff—J Whit horses, trucks, wagon, &c English.- ...„....= 30 00 @ 45 00 Kenny, Patrick—H Snyder, horses, naiiles, Silica, Lee-Moor,. 30 00 ® 40 00 more, J City S2,203 boiler, brick, &c 2:30 Althof. Louis—Blarie Dhome, Hoboken 0,5'JO Silica, Dinas 50 00 @ 65 00 Kleuss, Henry, Hoboken—H Elias, saloon,'&c!" 200 White Enamelled, English size, per Bl.lOO 00 ® Bauman. John, by sheriff—Exr of G Vreeland... 1,000 Kleuss, Henry, Hoboken—P Nebbien, saloon, &c 200 Beschold, Wilhelmina—Katharina Blettenburg, do do domestic size 85 00 @ Macomber, H E—J Warren, furniture .. 60 Warm Buff facing, domestic size 45 00 @ 55 00 Union 35O Petrie, R BI — J A Petrie, horses, wagons Blolim, J H, et al, by sherifl—Exr of J Tonnele, Imerican, No, 1 fc5 oO ® 40 00 furniture. &c American, No. 2 27 50 ® 35 no AVest Hoboken 2,500 Plaisted, G W—O BIcNeill et .il.,niach'inery 1,.500 Bostwick. Frances BI.—J Wilkinson, J City '500 Bray, TE—C Witte. Hoboken ." 1,800 Stegmair, J A—G Baier, drug store CEMENT. Brock. Francis—H Andes, North Bergen 50 BILLS OF SALE. Rosendale 9 bbl. 81 10 @ 1 20 Portland. Saylor's American 2 50 @ Broderick, Laurence—J Foulkes, J City... nom Hardekopf, A B — A B Hardekopf, horse 2 75 ChevaUier. Joseph—W Atcheson, J City nom 125 Portland (EngUsh) . ... 2 75 @ 3 50 Craven. J H—J Scott, J City nom wagon, &c Portland Lafarge, 3 40 ® 3 65 Croft, J N—Blaria Cunniff. J City .. 800 Sullivanstore, . John, Hoboken—R ElUott, grocery 130 Portland K, B, & S 3 15 @ 3 2i Crow, William—T Kyle. J City. ] i50 Yeaton, C C—P J J Lignot, hard'\vare,'&'c'. 2,053 Portland Burham 2 85 ® 3 00 Devany, James—Hannah Kaufman, Hoboken... 2,300 JUDGMENTS. Lime of TeU ; 30 @ 2 50 Dorielan. John—E Manners, J City nom Crouan, C J, sheriff—S S Levy, damages LinieofTeU ^ ton 15 00 ® 18 06 Elliott, C R, heir of Mary E Reuton—J Walker', Roman ^ bbl, 2 75 @ 3 4 Union 1370 Rodefeldt, J F-H Jacobsen...... Keene's & Martin's coarse 6 00 @ 6 5 EUiott, CR, heir of Blary E Reuton—S A Heifer, Wellman, C H—F Lorch .•.'.••;; Keene's & Martin's flne 10 50 ® 10 7 Union 640 Elsworth, Joseph—W L Boyce, Bayonne .' 3,000 HAIR—Dufcy tree. Gallagher, Michael, by sheriff-Exr of J H Lyons, PASSAIC COUNTY. Cattle ^ bushel of 7tt..l6@18 Hoboken 2 000 MORTGAGES, Goat. 25228 Gauch, Emma-T Hopkins. J City 1 800 Gilbert, J .A—L Colsky. J Cit.y " s'ooO Alexander, WiUiam—Paterson Blutual B and L IRON. Goetze, William—H D Wendt, Hoboken g'aso Assoc. Market st «•; .000 Halladay, J R—E Bradley, J City 2'SOO Banter, M E—E Romain, Bensen.... o Duty,—Bar, 1 fco l^c. ^ B); RaUroad, 70c. ^ lOOtt Halisey, S R—E F Emmons, J City '. 4*690 Baxter, John—BI J Greer, Totowa av...'., "" 1 ;ooo BoUer and Plate, IJ-^c. ^ lb; Sheet, Band Hoop and Hogencamp, WiUiam-C Reilly, j City '. 2*500 Benson, David—D Demarest, Wayne T'p . 2 ,600 ScroU, 1)4 to mc. ^ tt; Pig. 87 ^ton; PoUshed Sheet ,000 Holdum, J C—J H Conklin, Bayonne 2'000 Black, William—BI A Wilkie, Sherman av. ." " i 2c. ^ tt; Galvanized, 2J^c. ^ tt; Scrap Cast, 86 m ton" Irwin, Thomas-Margaret Slenimer, J City 1*800 ,550 Scrap Wrought, 88 ^ ton—aU less 10 per cent. No Bar Blauvelt, J J—A Belding, Matlock st .. " 5',00 0 Iron to pay a less duty than 35 per cenfc. ad val. Kirby, W P—J Foulkes, J City i'8C0 «olton, EUzabeth—S Agnew, Matlock st .. 600 Pigr. Scofcch, Coltness , .,?8 ton ??4 50® 26 50 Kirby, W P—Ann Irwin, .1 City j'sOO Brookman, Richard—H Whorwell, North 10th st 400 Lewis, J L. by exr—J C Crevier, Hoboken 4*100 BradburJ^ E J—M E Chamberiain, McCurdy st ' F ig. Scotch. Glengarnock; iti OO® 24 00 .525 Pie. Scotch, EgUnton 2- Pine taUy plank, IM.lOin,, dres'd ea. 44® 50 Fine, taUy plank. lj|, 2d quality . -^5® ?J BUILDERS' SUPPLIES. BUILDEES' SUPPLIES. Pine, tally planks, 1)4, cuUs 28® 30 Pine, taUy boards, dressed, good 3 ® 32 Pine, taUy boards, dressed, common, 25® 28 PORTLANB CEMENT Send for Pine, strip boards, culls, dressed 23® 25 From tbe Best Iiondon nianafactnr ARTI6TIC Hand Book. Pine, strip boards; merchantable 18® 20 IBIPOKTKD BY Hne. strip boards, clear , 24gi -. 6 STAINED GLASS, Pine, strip plank, dressed clear ..... 33® 35 J A.MES BRAND, J. &. R. LAMB, NEW Spruce boards, dressed 25®. K. B. dcS ) -^ 85- 59 Carmine St. DESIGNS. Spruce, plank, 1^4 incn, each 25® 26 & VSpecfaltles. Bvekman »• Sprace, plank, 2 inch, each...... 38® 40 Spruce plank. IJ^in,. dressed 28® 30 Burliair \ Now Yor*' Spruce plank, 2iii,, dressed 43® 45 JOHN DEWHURST, SprucewaU strips is® i6 CALEDONIAN TOOL WORKS. Sprucetimber. ^Mft. 20 00® 25 00 PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER, Hemlock boards each 17® is T. A. nicBAIN, Proprietor. Jobbing attended to. SHOP 160 W. 49 ST. Hemlock ioist. 21^ X 4 16® 17 MANUFACTURER OF Hemlock joist, 8 X 4 if® 20 STONE CUTTERS', CONTRACTORS'. MASONS', Hemlock joist, 4 X 6 40® 44 CO-PAKTNEESHIP NOTICES ^8h,good t^Mft, 55 00® BLACKSMITHS', HORSESHOERS', BUILDERS'. Oak...... 60 00® 65 00 MINERS', PAVERS' and RAILROAD TOOLS.