EAL ESTATE RECORD AND BUILDERS' GUIDE.

VOL. XXYII. NEW YOEK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1881. No. 670.

Published Wee^cly by one of transcendent significance. It means | and investors the wisdom of paying some I^^e %ml Estate JRecortr l^ssotmibix. that one man in the United States, to-day, can attention to Southern securities, both rail­ malie any quotation he pleases, for any road and State. There have been some very TERMS. article bought and sold, throughout", the great advances in the price of certain ONE YEAR, in advance.. ..SIO.OO. whole nation. If the possessor of this tre­ Communications should be addressed to Southern railway securities, and the time C. W. SWEET, mendous power was an utterly unscrupTilous cannot be distant when something will be operator, he has a veritable Aladdin's lamp in done to rehabilitate • the credit of all the No. 137 BROADWAV his possession. For, one day's misquotation Southern States. It is safe to predict, that, of four or five of the leading staples of com­ before the close of this year, there will be an THE WORLD'S FAIR AN ASSURED merce, would put]him in possession of wealth active movement in Southern State securi­ SUCCESS. that Croesus or Rothschild could not equal. ties. We have the fullest faith row in the suc­ Fortunately, IMr. Jay Gould's high character On the whole, the outlook is very prom­ cess of the World's Fair to take place in this is an assurance that he will do nothing of ising. Judged by the above facts and by city in 1883. The Commissioners, after a the kind, and his eagerness to obtain this others in the possession of all intelhgent cit­ good deal of wrangling, have, at last, organiz­ control of the telegraphic system is probably izens, there is no cloud in the financial ed by placing at the hsad of the enterprise due to his desire to jprotect the i)ubhc from skies. General Grant, the very man whom we the machinations of conscienceless specula­ urged [for that position, long before tLe site tors. DOWN TOWN INVESTMENTS. was selected. THE RECCED, when first pro­ It was only a few months ago, that we posing the name of the ex-President for this FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED called attention to the probable revival of exalted position was blamed by many parties, values in tho lower part of the city. We among them several valued subscribers, who 1879. 1880. then pointed to the peimanency of certain took exception to our nomination. That, Emigration ..No. 177,826 457,275 Gold and silver import.. S 86,848,13J 75,548,731 lines of business concentrated, especially in however, was in the midst of a j)olitical Merchandise, export S 751.761,204 871,666,346 the first ward, by the termmi of the elevated campaign, when all citizens, among them " import S 485,516,166 7C9,029,302 roads, and our predictions have been more even some of our most esteemed friends did Exports over imports.. .S 266,245,038 163,638,044 than verified, not only by the improvements not reason calmly, nor looked at the question Railroads built miles 4,721 7,207 made in the lower i)art of Broadway and before them]_from a standpoint that ought Railroad earnings 11 mos. 150,000,000 210,000,000 adjacent streets, but also by transactions \n always to command support, namely '' busi­ Wheat crop bush. 448,755,000 480,850,000 real estate running into large amounts ness success," This now has been secured by Cotton product, Sept.l.bls 5.073,531 5,7.57,397 in the second, as well as in the first ward. the election of General Grant as President Ironproduced tons 2,741,853 3,300,000 In fact, owing to the causes heretofore de­ of an enterprize that will reflect credit not Coal, anthracite tons 26,142,689 2.'^,6CO,0CO tailed, and the additional permanency only upon our^own community, but upon the Gold & silver produced.. $ 71,163,732 73,537,546 established by the improvements and ex­ entire country. Wheneve" this is the case, Coin and currency $1,165,55'3,5031,400,000,000 tensions of the Produce and Stock Ex­ practical beneficial results must folIo%v, no We are particularly indebted to the changes, the entire region along Broadway, more to the owners of landcontiguous to the Financial Chronicle for the above table; south of the General Post Ofiice, has been site than to the general property holder in but we have corrected and added to it, so as the object of inquiry and investigation on and around New York. to bring it to date. If the tables for our the part of ciu- heaviest capitalists. We other productions.' and manufactures could We know that some legislation will be re­ merely need allude to the purchase of the be as concisely stated and presented, it would quired, which jway ultimately result in the northeast corner of Broadway and Wall only confirm the impression given by the shifting of the site, now fixed for Inwood, street by two of our leading banks, to the above striking figures. but whether there or elsewhere, on Manhat­ purchase of 64 and 66 Broadway by a Phila. We here see at a glance the reason for the tan Island, the prestige given to the enter- delphia capitalist, then, again, to 78 and 80 abounding prosperity. Our liroductions are IJrise by the election of the only man, we Broadway by a syndicate of foreign in­ greater, the ijrices are better, and, above all, know of, who has not the word " fail" in his vestors, and now to the purchase of 8 and 10 we have a currency, perfectly safe and con­ vocabulary assures an unj)recedented success Wall street by Mr. John Jacob Astor, to stantly growing in amount. Instead of for an exhibition, that will indeed astonish show what heavy blocks of money are going some $750,000,000 of paper, only half used, the civilized world. Organization, that great in that direction. These purchases, how­ we have nearly double that amount of gold, forerunner of success, has now been per­ ever, it should be remembered, arc not made silver and paper, in very active use. Tim­ fected, practical work will follow shortly for purposes of speculation, but for invest­ idity has given place to confidence, and en­ under such a leader. And, let us add in the ment on which a fair return must be had, if terprise follows inaction. language of Colonel IngersoU, " Don't you they are to continue. Should present owners Then, it must be borne in mind, that our forget it." of down town property, on the strength of population is increasing with great rapid­ these few investments, raise the prices of ity and in unexpected directions. To the their present holdings, they will simply JAY GOULD, MASTER. amazement of the country and the world, it once more drive capital away from that We have it from undoubted authority that now turns out that the South has been in­ section, and "kill_^the goose that lays the the object for which Jay Gould has been creasing in population a trifle more than the golden egg." working for ten years past, the absolute con­ North. With all the advantages apparently trol of the whole telegraph system of the on the side of the North, emigration, enter­ It must be borne in mind that unless a j)er- country, has at length been accomplished. prise, thrift, control of money, both blacks centage on these investments, can be had. All the telegraph lines and their appurten­ and whites at the South have been multiply­ larger than is obtainable by the purchase of ances are to-day as absolutely under the con­ ing their kind, so as to actually give them other securities, there will be an end to the trol of Jay Gould as is the Iron Mountain or the advantage over the North. Indeed, the ' purchase of down town real estate. The time Missouri, Kansas & Texas roads. It is a South wiU gain one member and the North may come, and sooner than is now anticipat­ notable circumstance that the daily press has loose one, in the next House of Representa­ ed, that the increased rentals of last year, in not cared to let this fact be known: for it is tives. And this also suggests to capitalists the lower part of Broadway, cannot be main 46 1'HE REAL ESTATE RECORD. January 15,18S1 tained, owing to the cloud which just now is had control in Great Britain, the number of the First Ward, given above, is altogether overhanging many of the mining companies messages were only 6,653,000. During last too low. With the completion of the new occupying prominent ofiices in buildings year the number of messages were nearly Stock Exchange, the building of the new near and below Wall street. Some of them, 27,000,000. Produce Exchange and the other improve­ we understand, were even last quarter day The question of the future in politics will ments in contemplation, we expect to see a compelled to offer shares, instead of cash, be the control of corporations by the great great enhancement in the value of property for the payment of their rents. Not that we corporation of the nation. The Vanderbilts, where the banking and wholesale business consider this interest so vast as at all to Goulds and their associates have the power of the country is transacted. The mighty affect the permanent value of the lower part of giants, and they are using it like giants. trade which is pouring in upon the metro­ of Broadway, but it is a wise policy while The people of California, irrespective of polis will express itself in values on the lower assisting in rebuilding a section that has for party, only three short years since rose in end of New York Island. The costliest real years been off color, to look at all phases revolt against the exactions of the Central estate on earth is in the old City of London, of the situation. Tlie great permanency of Pacific Road. They sent Booth to the Sen­ where the great bankers transact their busi­ the lower wards for the heavy financial ship­ ate and adopted a constitution, curbing the ness. It is not improbable that the time will ping and i^roduce business is now established, greed of the railroad and the other corpora­ come when real estate below Pine street, but improvements that are important and tions. It is curious to notice that these same east of Broadway and west of South William, necessary will be retarded if the speculative Californians, driven out of their own states will command even liigher figures than in mania is at all permitted to settle among by indignant public opinion, are among the this choice quarter of the City of L'jndon. holders of property for which, until recently, leaders in the Western Union deal, as well There was danger before the elevated roads there has not been much of a market during as in the great combinations of railroad were built that the business centre of New the past quarter of a century. lines which so justly provokes the indigna­ York would moA^e up town, but the possi­ tion of merchants and boards of trade. For bility of reaching Wall street Avithin the hour THE WESTERN UNION DEAL. while the great monopolizing speculators will from any part of the island has settled and The marketing o" the Panama Ship Canal have things all their own way, but what oc­ fixed the business quarters of the city, shares at a premium, the eager demand for curred in California a few years back, fur­ certainly for a generation to come. bonds to build railroads in all possible and nishes a hint as to what may be expected in Great as has been the advance in prices many unprofitable places, the numerous future political contests throughout the during the last year in the Nineteenth, magnificent schemes under successful head­ whole Union, The National Bank, strangled Twelfth and Twenty-second Wards, we way, and finally this great speculation in by Andrew Jackson, was but a pigmy to the expect to see a very much greater enhance­ Western Union, all tell the story of the hydra-headed corporation monster which ment in the year 1881. The settlement of financial frenzy which has seized upon the will have to be destroyed in the course of the Inwood as the site for the World's Fair ought Amei-ican people. We are clearly on the conquering march of the American people. to make a very great difference in values, eve, if not in the midst, of one of the great­ «^» not only in the Twelfth but in the Twenty- est financial excitements of the century. REAL ESTATE VALUES. fourth Ward. What greater sign of madness can there be, The following table shows the assessable than to see a stock within a month's time, property of NewYork City for the year 1881. APARTMENT HOUSES, quoted first at 106, running down to 11^, The table will be perused with interest, as Of late there has been expiessed a desire and then surging back to 114, showing the changes which have occurred on the part of many owners of lots on the It now comes out, that the final upshot of during the past year. The total increase of west side of the city to erect large apart­ this speculation in telegraph stocks is, that values is $38,209,639, while the total valua­ ment houses, and quite a number of such instead of paying dividends on forty-one tion for the whole city is $980,789,939 : owners are to-day at their wits end, while miUion of stock, the American people will Wards, Valuations. Increase. disposed to build, whether such structures be called upon to make profitable eighty 1 $55,210,860 $2,204,334 will after all give them ample remuneration 2 28,305,200 139,440 millions of stock.' It is not improbable that 3 34,096,400 2i8 480 for their investment. We have taken jjains the next movement will be to force the Gov­ •i 12,767,425 161,480 of late to investigate this the commercial 5 39,026,350 77,100 ernment to buy up the telegraph and tele­ 6 21,848,250 36,100 aspect of such enterprises, and find that the phone systems, at from 125 to 150 million 7 16,041,350 110,300 enormous profits said to be earned by own­ 8 35,376,550 249,108 dollars. The press, we mean the daily press, 9 27,139,550 216,980 ers of leading apartment houses are over­ which imblishes items of information from 10 17,189,650 53,410 stated, Mr. Edward Clark, for instance, all parts of the world, will be the silent ally 11 15,920,970 86,500 who built; his Van Corlear at a time that 12 86,66.5,039 11,742,459 of the great speculative operators in their 13 9,809,850 67,500 timber, brick, iron and other materials were raid upon the general public as well as on the 14 22,811,550 318,093 at their lowest figures, ascertains to-day, 15 51,694,500 275,640 National Treasury. 16 34,202,0 0 210,550 as he has exi^erienced to his cost during the Every business man knows that the poles, IV 32,947,900 244,420 I)ast year, that his magnificent investment 18 71,357,750 2,01,5,300 wires, instruments, offices and chemicals of 19 1.53,548,975 15,005,010 does not return over five per centum per our whole telegraph system can be rex^laced 20 39,358,2,50 707,100 annum. This information comes to us from 21 77,489,500 865,700 for something less than .|7,000,000, But the 22 74,618,425 2,630,085 a prominent builder, who quotes Mr, Clark business public will hereafter be called upon 23 13,873,000 394,650 himself as authority. 24 9,492,585 68,900 to pay tolls, which will pay a handsome Now, this may surprise some of those who dividend on .$80,000,000. When the burden Total $980,789,939 138,209,639 have been listening for the past few years to becomes intolerable to the business com­ Upon the completion of the Elevated Rail­ unauthenticated stories of ten or twelve per munity, then Congress will be appealed to way system, farsighted real estate dealers centum returns on grand apartment houses, and the demand will be made that the nation perceived at once that vast benefits would but the experience of those who have run shall purchase the watei-ed telegraph stocks, be derived from it, first by the upper part of the gauntlet, after adding up the cost of at a figure which would build and equip all the city and next by the old settled business expenditiu-e, of maintenance, etc, etc, tells our telegraph stations 12 to 15 times over. portions of the metropolis. The increase of a very different story. What is called a Not an influential paper in the United States over fifteen million in the Nineteenth Ward large apartment house requires the attend­ will dare tell the truth about this gigantic and of nearly twelve million in the Twelfth ance of expensive engineering skill, of jan­ steal. If resolutions are passed iu commer­ Ward, will surprise no one acquainted with itors and assistants, aside of the well-known cial bodies and boards of trade, thej' will be what is going on. But some surprise will be fact that a considerable part of the property quietly suppressed; for this great telegraph manifested at an increae of nearly two million is actually cut off by the enormous elevators monopoly has the press by the throat. Had and a quaiter in the First Ward. We judge now required for the purpose of answering the newspaper owners a particle of foresight, that next year, if the assessment is a just one, calls for the conveyance of passengers and they would have demanded Government there will be a large advance in the valuation baggage. There are other items of expendi­ control of the telegraph long ere now. In of the first nine wards of this city; but of ture immediately connected with the con­ Great Britain, since the assumi)tlon of the course the greatest enhancement of values trol and maintenance of such buildings—too telegraph by the Government, the press will be where brokers do most congregate, numerous to enumerate—which reduce the services have been so cheap, that where one that is below the City Hall Park. Assessors profits to a percentage as stated above. word was telegraphed to the newspapers ten in old districts are apt to be conservative and Andyet as apartment houses are wanted years ago, over 570 were telegraphed during very slow, and, judging from recent sales at in our city, it is but right that owners of lots last year. In the last year the conapanies the lower end of Broadway, the valuation in desirous of improving them should ,^bear in "^mmmmmimmm January 15, ISSl THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. mind that a house of this description front­ as to prevent him and his subordinates from wUl sell their railvf ay securities to buy them ing, say only fifty feet on a leading street or continuing this nefarious work of destroy­ back again at lower figures, for they know avenue, and having no more than five stories, ing our harbor and creating obstructions very well that one nor two bad crops wiU is indeed to them a subject of immediate where the least possible impediment is an not very seriously retard the prosperous con­ consideration. An apartment house of this injury to commerce. dition of the country. description ivill pay, and pay at least nine We do not think there was ever a time in if not ten or eleven per centum return on WHEN IS A PANIC DUE? the history of the country when a person the investment. The expenditures of main­ Congress man Hurd, of Ohio, thinks we are might invest into alaiost any legitimate bus­ tenance and control connected with the con­ on the verge of a pamc. We cannot be iness with so fair a prospect of success. Of duct of a mammoth apartment house kill called on a specie basis, he says, so long as course, the most certain of all investments the revenues that by right ought to come to the greenbacks are a legal tender and gold is is real estate. Our rapidly increasing popu­ the investor, all of which is not the case if not the exclusive currency of the nation. If lation, the large emigration, the swelling the building thus erected is of smaller di­ Mr. Hurd's ideas were carried out, we should amounts of our currency, made up of and mensions. We may return and no doubt certainly have a first-class panic; for the based on gold and silver, the centreing of so will return to this subject ere long. In the withdrawal of the greenbacks would mean much population in and near the cities, the meantime we advise those desirous of im­ contraction to the tune of $340,000,000 of hopeful feeling which animates all circles of proving their lots to be modest in their am­ dollars, and the demonetizing of silver would trade, all insure us against a crash in prices bitious desires, and their returns will be more be a further contraction of $160,000,000 of for several years to come. satisfactory after once, say a half dozen dollars. families have taken possession of their struc­ This would be a very fine thing for the tures, instead of a half lumdred, whom to creditor class, those who owned capital con­ WHAT ARE THE BEST INVESTMENTS ? cotitrol and to please takes off the actual gilt vertible into the yellow metal; but it would edge of the investment. Try it and see, and In the fall of 1879 the most profitable in­ be a hideous calamity, not only to the not only the Van Corlear, but the Fifth vestments were in stocks and bonds of rail­ United States, but the whole business Avenue Osborn house's account current roads west of the Missouri, A comparison world. It is surprising that anyone can be of the prices then and now would show the will bear out all we say on this subject to­ oblivious to the beneficient results which enormous profits made by those who then day. followed the partial remonetization of silver owned and still hold the securities of Iron STREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT. in 1878, or the prosperity which followed the Mountain, Missouri, Kansas & Texas, Kansas adding of the gold as well as of silver in Pacific, Rock Island, and the Granger stocks. The recldess manner in which most of the 1879, to the existing paper currency of tlie In the summer and fall of 1880 the profitable practical work done under the authority of country. investments were not the low, but the high- the municipal government is being attended But tlie Public, edited by Col. Grosvenor, priced stocks, as, for instanqe, Burlington & to has never been more fully illustrated than is also fearful of coming disaster. His arti­ Quincy, Chicago & Northwestern, Lake during the past few weeks of wintry weather. cles, both in the Tribune and in his own j)a- Shore, Michigan Central, New York Central, Charges are often brought which are difficult per, are " sicklied o'er" with apprehension. and the like. to prove, but when a person takes the We have built, ho says, over sever thousand The first effect of the better times was felt trouble to watch the doings of those, for miles of railroad during the past year ; we in the extreme West; there were large crops, instance, connected with the Street Cleaning spent ninety million in 1S79 and one hundred good prices, heavy emigration, great activity Department, it will readily be ascertained and forty miUion in 1880, We shall prob­ in the mineral regions, all of which led to a how some of the evils, inflicted upon our ably spend over two hundred million in 1881, sharp rise in the price of land, the conse­ city, its harbor and its merchants originate, Then we are making other permanent im­ quent enrichment of hundreds of thousands and that, too, in open defiance of all laws and provements. There is an enormous amount of families; all of which immediately told established regulations. On Sunday after­ of house-building all over the Union; busi­ upon the value of the cheap railway securi­ noon last a prominent shipping merchant, ness may be profitable, but we are putting ties in the West, With the revival of pros­ who is also a public spirited citizen, made three dollars into permanent vforks where we perity came a desire, on the part of the up his mind to watch the operations of the are earning one dollar. Hence, debts are great railway lines, to utilize the extreme Street Cleaning Brigade. He followed one of piling up, which we will be unable to pay Western system of railways. This it was the carts laden with '' snow " to the foot of when the time comes. So, in eff'ect, run that led to the increased valuation of the Twenty-second street and East River, where the arguments in the Public. latter durins: the faU of the year just past. the load was dumped. Before the dumping We have already been over that ground But the next investments which are likely process, however, was concluded, he managed in this paper. We, too, believe that there is to rise are those in the Middle and Eastern to get a large handkerchief full of " snow " a too rapid conversion of available or float­ States, and their advance wiU be more per­ out of the cart, took it home and there ing capital into a permanent, unavailable manent than the others. The settling of the closely examined it. Just as he anticipated, and unproductive series of securities. But extreme West has stimulated manufacturing fully one third of "the snow" was plain we do not look for any panic for several at the East. Indeed the tide of prosperity street refuse, mixed with oyster shells and years to come. There are a numbers of ifs, has literally rolled from the West to the all sort of dirt. The fact became at once which would surely bring on a crash; an un­ East, We look, then, for an enhancement in evident that, in order, perhaps, to save the expected foreign war for which we are wholly value of such stocks as Erie, New York expense of scows for the purpose of taking unprepared and which, with our lamentable Central, New Jersey Central, Delaware & the street refuse to the Bay, this "removal lack of foresight, would insure the loss of Hudson, Lake Pennsylvania Central, Lack, of snow " business is taken advantage of to New York and our whole seaboard to any awanna, Wabash, and, indeed, of all dump snow, dirt and all into the river. third-rate naval power. Then, if President the roads which lead, directly or remotely, Can it be wondered at that large eddies are Garfield's Secretary of the Treasury should to the gi-eat cities on the eastern seacoast. continually forming around the piers of our happen to be a fool or a speculator, he could The springs and lakes which feed the river harbor when this kind of work is constantly easily precipitate a panic. For we have system of the country are located or have going on? The formation of these eddies most unwisely centered enormous power in their origin in the North ; but the springs compels the constant dredging of these piers, the Treasury department, which some day which feed the tide of railway business in involving thousands of dollars of expense to will be abused. Should the funding biU fail to this country have their origin in the mineral the owners of wharf property, and impedes pass and the banks withdraw their currency, regions of the Reeky Mountains or on our navigation, destructive of the city's most that would create a panic. But these contin­ vast prairies. It is the mingling of these valuable interests. gencies are all so remote and unlikely that minor streams of business which enlarges in This outrageous work on the part of the prudent business men can afford to take the volume as it nears the seaboard. There wiU Street Cleaning Department, if not stopped risk and calculate upon several years of pros­ be more permanence in the rise of the Middle immediately by the municipal authorities, perity. The money of Europe is pouring into States and Eastern securities than can be should at once attract the attention of the our investments. Since January 1, 1879, we fairly expected on the roads in the far West, United States Government, as this promis­ have added nearly four hundred miUion to A failure in the wheat crop would seriously cuous dumping leads directly to the obstruc­ our available currency. So long as foreign depress the Grangers; a deficiency of corn or tion of navigation. In the meantime, how­ gold and silver sets to our shores, there is no a visitation of locusts would cause a stam­ ever, we understand that an application will danger of a currency panic. Some time pede in the shares of the railways that con­ at once b© made to the courts for an injunc- during the coming spring there will be au nect with Kansas City; whUe a cotton or on ag3,inst Capt. 'Williaixis' department, BO alarm about the crops. Prudent speculators cattle disappointment would lower the values 48 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. January 15,1881 of the southwestern roads. But one or two comj)laints it hears and heeds a great deal certain were the promoters of having a good bad crops West would not now affect the more than those of the solid merchant, who thing, that they would not sell more than 10, permanent value of the trunk lines East curses in the innermost of his soul a muni­ 000 out of the 150,000 shares. But they finally found that they were deceived. They tried to which have their terminus in this city. Our cipal system under which he is compelled to get up a " boom " by gutting the mine, and they transact his btisiness. country is so vast that the failure of any one succeeded in paying three dividends; but finally of our great commodities would not mate- one had to be passed and the stock broke from 4% SOME FACTS ABOUT MINES, riaUy reduce the revenues of the eastern to less than 2. Nov/ there is a reorganization and The Hibernia is the name of a new organiza­ trunk lines, although it might prove disas­ some of the stock was sold at higher figures, tion in which dealings are permitted on the New trous to the roads which traverse the stricken because of the change. York Mining Board. We advise investors to district. The Silver Reef region, of Utah, is a peculiar leave it alone. It is situated on Fryer Hill, in a one but very treacherous. We give the same Our own judgment is, that the best invest­ good location, and some highclass ore has been advice as heretofore, dont touch Stormout. ments for profit and iiermanence are in real taken from the mine; but the officers and promo- The prices on the Comstock lode are getting estate. But if one has a preference for rail­ tors include the names of several old Leadville worse and worse. There does not seem to be a way securities, there seems to us to be more mining-sharks, vrho have most unsavory reputa­ ray of light from any part of this famous lode. tions. Honest investors should not in any way of a margin in the coal stocks, specially in The north end stocks are a lamentable failure so encourage the people whose names are associated Jersey Central, in Erie, in New Y^'ork Cen­ far. with Little Pittsburgh, Chrysolite and the other tral, Lake Erie & Western, Wabash, Chesa­ Prof. Morgan Draper lectured before the Bul­ Leadville stocks in which the public have been peake & Ohio, and in short all the roads lion Club last Tuesday evening on the San Juan deceived. In dealing in Hibernia, you are play­ which seek the seaboard.' There is undoubt­ region of Colorado. Undoubtedly Southwestern ing against gamblers whose cards are marked. edly money in the southern roads ; the census Colorado is destined to be the great mineral re­ Silver Cliff had a '' spurt" upward during the shows that the Southern States are not loos' gion of that state. The ores I'equire to be past week. This is a mine with immense pos;ibil- smelted, and hence reduction works are necfs- ing in population, and that vastly more ities, and the stock may yet s(:ll at high figures, cotton can be grown by free than by slave sary. A young man, in good health, with a few for there are vast quantities of ore on the dump. thousand dollars and his wits about him, ought to labor. Some of the Southern State bonds But so far it has not been worked profitably. be able to make a great deal of money in Color­ now in discredit will see a marked advance The new mill, on which so much depends, will not ado, New Mexico or Southern Arizona, Until during the coming year. be in operation for a couple of months. And, railroads, however, run near the mining region, then, the mine is in debt to Mr, James R. Keene, people would do well to avoid investments in SHAMEFUL NEGLECT OF BUSINESS its largest stockholder. Even if the mill should those distant territories. prove to work well, we do not see much chanc? STREETS. Mines may be ever so rich, and yet bo value­ for dividends this year. But the stock will be less in the absence of cheap transportation. Elsewhere we have alluded to the manner subject to fluctuations aud will be profitable to in which the city refuse, on the pretence of speculators. THE MA.DISON AVENUE EXTENSION, being "snow," is disposed of along the docks Bull Domingo has got a black eye. The insid­ of our rivers. This, however, is only a par­ The proposed extension of Madison avenue, first ers, who promised dividends in February, now suggested in the columns of THEEECOED, is being tial expose of the careless manner in which hint that perhaps none may be paid until a discussed favorably by the daily press. It is more this pretentious Street Cleaning Bureau is couple more levels are opened. There are three than likely tliat the Legislature-will be appealed to doing work for which the city of New York theories for the break iu the price of Ihe stock. by interested property owners, so as to smooth the pays annuallj'' over two hundred thousand One is, that a large holder, with whom the com­ way ior the actiongof the Board ofjStreet Openings, dollars. During the past week, while snow, pany has had some dealings, is found to be in so composed of the President of the Board of Alder­ ice and slush v,"ere accumulating in all the many operations that his credit is precarious. So, men, Comptroller, Mayor, Commissioner of Public with the amiable intent to slaughter the weak, avenues, streets and lanes of our city, an ex­ Works and President of the Park Department. In some of his associates are going for him to get traordinary attempt wafj made by Captain the meantime property owners as well as officials their stock at the lowest possible price. Another have thus far expressed their opinions somewhat Williams to secure the good will and abund­ .story is that a well known California ruining in the following strain: ant j)raises on the part of our citizens. He operator had given calls on the stock at 6 and did, it must be acknowledged, remarkably Mr. S. L. M. Barlow thinks that property owners that he broke dowu the price, so as not to give along the line of the "cut and those owning property well along the Fifth avenue, Broadway, any profit to the caller. But as this break occurs on Madison avenue, above Madison square, could Thii-ty-fourth, Twenty-third and Fourteenth after President Barnum has returned from the easily afford to pay the whole cost of the work and streets, all leading thoroughfares, through mine, it looks suspicious. The ciitics of this the property to be condemned. Property along which those capable of "hurting" the Captain mine says that, in the lower depths, the boulders Fifth avenue above Madison square is worth more Avere apt to drive, in coach or sleigh, during increase in size, and the silver beaiing ore, than property along>Madison avenue, because It is though richer than above, is limited in quantity. the severe storms that have followed one an artery which the flow of business naturally Indeed, it is hinted that more concentrators may another tip rather smartly during the week. enters. be required to work the mine profitably. Comptroller Campbell says that, if the persons The plain business men, however, who are Standard of Bodie has appreciated in market neither fast drivers nor politicians, who are owning property along the line of the proposed value recently. According to the officers and in­ cut, and those persons owning property along not in the habit of showing themselves "on siders, all the dividends from this mine come from Madison avenue above Madison square, which the road," were entirely neglected. They had one level, 385 feet from the surface. Tho ore on would be available business property when a stream to pay for the piper by loss of time and in­ this level runs from $400 to $60D a ton. It is of travel could be turned from Broadway directly creased expenditure, caused directly by the i claimed there is enough of it in sight to last four into Madison avenue, were willing to bear the cost wUful neglect with which their streets were years and insure the payment of 75 cents per- of the change, he cees no objection to the project. treated by the Street Cleaning Bureau. We month, per share, for that time. Ore is taken It would certainly be ro detriment to the city. aUude particularly to the streets crossing from half a dozen other ore bodies in the mine, Commissioner Thompson, of the Department of none of which are really profitable, but it is wise Broadway, below Canal street, where firms Public Works, had no doubt as to the value of the to work them, to see if they may not develop doing the very heaviest of business were un­ work, conceding that Broadway at that point was into richer ore. The shaft is now down to a very crowded. If the citizens owning properly in able to load, unload or forward merchandise, thousand feet, and before the ore body on the 385 that neighborhood thought that it would pay them owing to the scandalous accumulation of foot level is worked out other rich bonanzas may to make the improvement, he would help them to snow, ice, filth and dirt before their respect­ be discovered in the mine. But cautious inves­ the best of his power. Perhaps the city might ive establishments. Worth, Pearl, Frank­ tors will doubt. The Cooks, who were in the even pay something toward the cost of widening lin, Leonard, Walker, White, Church and famous Alta deal, are officers in this company, Broadway, between Nineteenth street and Union Lispenard streets show to-day the neglect and perhaps some one may think it worth while square, but it would certainly, in his opinion, do which characterizes the doings of this ex- to slaughter the Eastern stockholders, no more, })ensive municipal bureau. And yeb, the Sfcormont has been reorganized. We warned in­ Mr, E. H. Ludlow says that [it would be neces­ vestors against dealing in this stock, both before sary to condemn about twenty houses of an aver­ iuerchants who require more than the fast and after it is put on the regular board. The age value of $60,000, The increase in value of ad­ :sports the use of^their streets for the purpose owners of this mine were very rich Philadelphians joining lots would nearly cover the whole cost. •of fiUing orders that reach them from all sec­ and New Yorkers. A. J. Johnson, the wealthy He considers this a good time to appropriate this tions of the Union, are overlooked and ne­ publisher, was the principal promoter. Presi­ property, as the houses are mostly occupied by glected by this would-be street cleaning de­ dent Barnard and Professor Newberry, oi; Col­ families who want to move further up-town, and partment, which apparently, has not the least umbia College, Presidept Knight, of the Bound- the present valuation of real estate is low com. idea of the immense value centered in that brook Road, President Palmer, of the Broadway pared with 1870. dry goods district, but has, as far as we are Bank, and others, equally respectable and well to • LET IT GO THROUGH, led to believe, a very keen perception of the do gentlemen, were the principal stockholders" [From the New York Sun ] But, from all accounts, they made a bad bargain Tha plan of extending Madison avenue from loads that are to be trotted over by the poli­ Twenty-third street in a direct line toward tho and got "stuck," There was an eager demand ticians, the sports and the "oflElcials," whose 'south, until it strikes Broadway, has been revived, ifor shares at $5,50, when first organiieed, but so and is discussed iu yarioas quarters.- January 15,1S81 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. 49

It IS an excellent plan. The thoroughfares in port, or owns a plot of land, however small, on [Here [follow affidavits from Joseph .Conway, In­ that neighborhood are now exceedingly crowded Manhattan Island, is interested in this matter. spector of.Board of Pilot Commissioners; of Ambrose and tho proposed change will do much to relieve Our magnilicent port once destroyed or rendered them. Compared with the value of the improve­ iu part, even, difficult of access, what becomes of Snow, President of said board; and of Harry Burnett, ment, the expense will be very small. The avenue real estate? licensed pilot, all confirmatory of the charges brought should be cut through. The Police Department, whose business it is to en­ in above complaint. We.regret that the.crowded state force the laws, is the very one at present most of our columns does not permit us to print these affi­ active in breaking them, and chiefly in the interest davits in full ] MUNICIPAL NOTES. of Broadway property owners, the car and omnibus McComb's Dam Bridge had better be recon­ Hues, which are reaping a rich harvest from the public and paying little or nothing therefor. What structed entirely, instead of wasfing a thousand right have the Police Department to employ the REAL ESTATE IN BOSTON. dollars on it lor repairs. taxpayer's money in cleaning one street, while all [From the Boston Daily Advertiser.'] the other thoroughfares, such as Pearl street, Maiden lane, Madison avenue, &c., are entirely There is no abatement in the interest in real es­ The books showing the assessed valuation of real neglected. tate. The negotiations for a plot of over 100,000 feet of the Back Bay Park lands entered upon since and personal estate are open for inspection and The Pilot Commissioners have remonstrated in Christmas have been closed. It is a cash purchase revision at 32 Chambers street, until April 30th. vain for years against these abuses, not ouly to the city authorities, the Department of Docks, and the by several wealthy citizens, at a valuation better Police Department, but to the Federal Government. than that assessed by the city. Along Common­ Three additional men have been appointed to By the latter they were leferredsome years ago to wealth avenue and in its immediate vicinity there help the Building Department out of its overwork. the Attorney General of the State,who in turn in- are thirty-two dwellings started. Three years ago, and even so recently as last No­ This is better than no additional help, bat it does formedjthem that he could only commence proceed­ ings on the complaint of a,privaie citizen, accompan- vember, it was asserted by real estate men that the not in the least come up to the actual requirements ied.by a sufficient guarantee that.the expense of the growth of the Back Bay district was at the ex­ of the department. litigation would be reimbursed' by the complain­ pense of other sections of the city. But now these ant. vei-y men concede that there has been a change. The steady growth of Boston in its population has It will bo equal to a play to watch the doings of This being so, and in the event of the Depart­ ment of Docks proving incompetent, or unable to been repeatedly discussed. The increase of fam­ the rival applicants for Pier No. 1, North Eiver. It cope with this difficulty, cannot the public inter­ ilies among the wealthier clasBes, the incoming of representatives of new and important commercial will be like Greek meeting Greek when the two est be aroused sufficieatly, either through the and manufacturing enterprise, together with the Commodores, Eufus Hatch and Jos. H. Tooker, Chamber of Commerce or by the efforts of a suffic­ ient number of citizens, to check this evil, or must increased wealth of our active business men, have plead the claims of their respective craft before the we sit quietly down, bound hand and foot by the been the factors that have made each successive Dock Commissioners. red tape ol our circumlocution government, and leading residence quarter larger and more elabor­ submit to the destruotjon of our best interests. ate than its predecessor. There never was a time in Hoston's history when one-tenth the amount of A bill is before the Legislature to authorize the Your obedient servant terminal, commercial and business improvements closing of certain of the offices of public records on R. were in progress as now, and the increase of popu­ lation that these are ultimately to drawls a subject the days known as legal holidays. If part of the THE COJMPLAINT AS LODGED WITH THE DOCK COMMIS- of repeated comment. All classes of real estate, offlces in which priority of lien can be secured are SIONEKS. small houses and tenements, are occupied, and a open all ought to be. All such offices in any one new demand has sprung up all around for modest NEW YORK, January 12, 1831, as well as showy dwellings. county ought to open or all close on public holi- To the Honorable, the Dock Commissioners: In addition to the new blocks on tho Hunlington- days. avenue lands, there have just been started on the GrENTLEMEN.—I beg respectfully, to call your at­ north side of Commonwealth avenue irew dwellings tention to the face that, under the statute, commonly Already some three thousand feet of pipe have known by the "Charter" Chanter 137. of the laws of for Mr. Horatio Bigelow, Mr. N. B. Mansfield, Mr. the State of New York, of 1870", by which full and ex­ H. B. Roberts, Mr. H. P. Kidder and Mrs. Charles been laid in the vicinity of the trial station of the clusive control was vested in yo'ur Department over Boyden, to cost from $30,000 to $10,000 each on top Prall Heating Company, at One Hundred and all slips, basins, docks, water fronts, lands under of the land. On the south sMe of this avenue Twenty-fifth street, through which the water is water, and water adjacent thereto of the City of New dwellings are also started for Mr. Charles W. Par­ York, with power to protect the same, vou can and ker, Mr. S. R, Mead and Mr. Fay, and also two drawn with such rapidily that it passes through should "protect" the above interest of tho city and of other owners of wharf property from the great houses by lEr. W. S, Rand, three by the Shapleigh tbe entire length in fifteen minutes. The pressure damage which is now almost daily being done Brothers, one by U. Cofiir, and two others. These in the pipes is about one hundred and sixty pounds through the violations of the law of J 880, Chapter 463, are to cost, on t'opof the land, from $20,000 to $30,- to the square inch, a much more moderate strain viz., an Act to amend Chapter t)'J4, of the laws of 1875, 000 each. Elsewhere in this new section of the city entitled "An Act to prevent the deposit of carrion there will be several large buildings started when than that first talked about. offal or dead'animals in the North and East rivers, or the frost begins to work out of the ground, among in the bay of New York, or in Raritan Bay, within them the "Natatorium," or swimming school, cor­ the jurisdiction of the State of New York," ner of Berkley street and Columbus avenue, the Mr. Esterbrook has furnished an outline of his not only by private individuals and corporations, but by the Police Department itself, in that they, Boston Art Club building, on the corner of New­ annual report, full details of which are delayed under pretence of cleaning the streets of snow and bury and Boylston street, and the children's hos­ owing to the want of clerical help in the Bureau. ice. are throwing immense quantities of dirt and pital, on the corner of Camden street and Hunting­ street refuse of all kinds iuto'the rivers No one ton avenue. The Simmons estate will build a four- It appears from the synopsis that f23,937,000 is migtit object, perhaps, to the streets being cleared of story surgical instrument factory, MxGO, on Col­ considered as the cost of buildings erected during snow, immediately it falls, by its transfer to the river, but even that is liable to enormous abuse, as can 1 e umbus avenue, opposite the Providence station; the past year, the total number of new edifices proved in the present instance. Broadw-ay, froni and farther along on Ihe same avenue, by the same built being 2,386. The number erected in 1879 Twenty-third to Thirty-fourth streets, had not been estate, the building of an elegant apartment house, touched by the Street Cleaning Department for three to accommodate from thirty to forty families, is was 2,056. The largest number of new buildings weeks previous to Sunday, the Sth inst. A sample, contemplated. The cadet armory will probably was iri the Nineteenth, Twelfth and Twenty-second taken at random, from one of the carts, employed locate on a lot of 28,000 square feet in the vicinity dumping the accumulation of that period into the of Boylston avenue, and the building will cost wards. river, at Twenty-second street, proved to be fully twenty per cent, of mnd, raixea with oyster shells about $150,000. The subscriptions are fast coming and ashes. On that very day, hundreds of loads of in. The Central Club and three or four other prom­ The West Side Association has opened perma­ that stuff were thrown into the river, and since inent associations are seeking lots upon which to tbat date, as you may see by the slip cut from the build before the coming fall, and at least $1,000,000 nent quarters at the corner of Seventy-third street "Tribune" herewith, hundreds more have gone the worth of new buildings will be put upon the lands and Ninth avenue, where public meetings will be same way. As to tho effect of this sort of work on on and north of Columbia avenue dunng this the slips and harbor, I can bring almost any present year. held on the first Saturday of each month. The as­ number of affidavits ;from pilots a.xx'l experts sociation during the past year has succeeded in to prove that if this and'other abuses of a kindred na causing the construction of four miles of sewers, tura are not stopped, we shall soon have no harbor, or, indeed, water communication at all, and the four­ the opening of a large number of streets and in teen millions cost of tbe Brooklyn Bridge might bet­ MADISON AVENUE RESIDENCES. preventing the erection of shanties on the West ter have been expended in building the sea-going The extensive purchases of lots and dwellings,along refuse steamers, of which the Police Street Cleaning Mauison avenue, of late, show how anxious a large Side, Tarious subjects tending further to improve Department long since had full plaas and specifica­ number of people are to locate on and around that the West Side, are i r^- engaging the attention of tions given to them. Already there is hardly a pier or slip in the city, except those occupied or owned by thoroughfare, and secure their share of property, the Board ot Directora, the great steamship lines, where a vessel of any size before an increase in value, sure to follow the pro­ can be docked or hauled out except at high water, this being notably the case on the East River side. It posed extension, shall have set in. Mr. Ira E. Doy­ is the general talk among the pilots and other persons ing's houses, on the west side of the avenue, between THE DESTRUCTION OP OUR HARBOR, cognizant of the nature and history of the water­ Sixty-second and Sixty-third streets, are just now a ways surrounding this city, that the harbor, both SERIOUS CHAKGES AGAINST THE STBEET CLEANING below and above the Narrows, is rapidly shoaling in prize, for which several investors and dealers are BUEEAU, places, and the navigation yearly becoming more contending. Of course, as a builder, who keeps con­ difficult. Two large mud flats have formed in the New York, January 12,1881. upper bay in places which were formerly navigable tinually at work, he is disposed to Beir[these ten houses at reasonable rates, but he, at the same"! ime, To the MUorlof THE REAL ESTATE RECCED : for large vessels. One of those has at present only nine feet of water, where a few years ago there were fully appreciates the value of the locality, growing SIB,—With this is a copy of a letter addressed to twenty-five feet, and the other is exposed at low in importance almost by iha month, while the care the Department of Docks, calling on it to stop the water. and supervision exerciseil in the eonitriiction of these violation of the law by the Police Department of houses entitle him to a fail- romiinTHti )u. I', '.vi!! be this city, and other persons, in dumping into the It is notorious that the cityireceives much less rental for its wharves and slips, than it should, by noticed on examining every O'le of these hoii^i',* ihat East and North rivers vast quantities of refuse, reason of the immense cost of the continual dredging the cabinet finish in the sania is of tli -, most s.ibi-tiiii- dirt, &c., under the pretext of clearing the streets required by their rapid shoating, so that in fact we tial kind, that there are donbiw (1 r-r^ tve.-i «h-re, are paying our department to throw mud and refuse of snow! also affidavits from pilots and gentlemen into our docks and sUps, which we are obliged to al­ that the plasCering and frescoing i^ -st .-!i,)eri(.>r itrder connected with the Board of Pilots, showing the low our tenants liberally for in their leases to dig out and that the various ornamentations arfl conceived again. As a sample of the rapidity with which slips immense damage which has been, and is now being fill up, it can be shown that one slip on the Brooklyn with taste and without being too eU>iorate. The done by the above and similar infractions of the side, which in 1879 was dredged out to an average builder claims for-Hhem solidity first, neatness, com­ laws, depth of 30 feet at low water, had prior to November, fort and cheerfulness next. Special paias liava been 1880, filled up again so that the average depth at low taken with the plumbing and heating drrangementa /n?^® P°eral apathy ot the public in this regard water was barely 80 feet. Hoping that the above will (tiiough its attention has reoeatedly been called to merit the attention of your honorable body, and that in these houses, nothing being omitted which the you will exercise your authority to proven*; these fre­ latest and most practical experience^has suggested. y "f^tk by your valuable paper and the New York quent violations of the law, so far as comes within v/i ma) is really astonishing, for every person who yonr power. I am, respectfully your obedient servant. In a very few days we expect to report the sale of « m any way connected with the commerce of this 0. B. BoBSflX. several Eof tfaesa house, some capitalists helog '50 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. January 15, 1881

anxious to secure the entire block, for which negotia­ 22 feet frontage, and cannot as yet be improved, The following are the sales at the Exchange Sales­ tions are now pending. owing to leases which extend to 1885. room for the week ending January I'.i: In this connection we 'desire to call the attention It was authentically reported in Pine street yester­ * Indicates that ihe property described has been of our readers to three magnificent houses which Mr. day that a prominent law firm, acting in behalf of a Doying is now finishing on the south side of Sixty- bid in for plaintiffs accoxmt : private capitalist, had made a cash offer of $700,000 Broadway, n e cor 43d st, 35.4x85.6x25x89.9. seventh street, between Madison and Fifth avenues, for the property known as 69, 71 and 73 Broadway, E. A. Cruikshank $37,100 just a few doors east of the Central Park. We will corner of Rector street. Upon further enquiry, this Broadway, e s, 25.4 n 43d st, f 0.8x89.9x50x98.4. have more to say of these houses in a future issue, report proved to be correct, and Mr. Henry C. Clench, E. A. Cruikshank £2,300 Wall st, Nos. 84, 86 and 88, n w cor Water st, but while everything in that neighborhood is now so acting on behalf of the Charter Oak Life Insurance 72.4x50 9x80.7x51.6, four-story stone front readily being taken up by leading ^merchants and Company, as corners of said property, has, we under­ office building, Peter J. O'Donohue 138,550 bankers, desirous of securing eligible residences stand, transmitted this offer for approval to the Com­ *33d 8t, s s, 416 w Cth av, 30x49.1. Nathan A. Rogers. (Amount due, abt $5,900) 5,000 before it is too late, we advise investors to examine pany's officers at Hartford. The building, which 38th st. No. 324, s s, 340.9 e 3d av, 20x87.9, four- these latest additions to the Lenox Hill section, now fronts 82 feet on Broadway, and runs through to story frame store and dweU'g, and two • being so rapidly built up. We understand that the Church street, where it has a frontage of 50 fct, is story frame dwell'g, and one-story frame stable in rear. James K. O Sherwood. house nearest the park is held at 8100,000. 221 feet deep, running along the entire Rector street (Amount due, abt $1,400) 2,736 block. *Gerard av. Butternut and Cedar sts, 164x28 ix 189.1. Victor Sigrist. (Amount due, abt No. 468 Broadway, being the southeast corner of $12,800) 10,000 Messrs. Bates & Johnson, of 114 Leonard street, Broome strent, 24x100, has been sold at private con­ *Morris av, w s, lOO n Schuyler st, 25x100. tract to Mr. Anthony Mowbray, for $110,000. Though George F. Bristow. (Arnount due, abt have succeeded to the business of the late Wyllys H. $3,000).. 2,100 Warner. They have purchased the stock, fixtures, the building now returns an incoipe of about 10 per tools and unfinished contracts of the late House, and centum, it is understood that a large new warehouse Total $347,785 having been associated with Mr. Warner for the past is to be constructed there for a prominent silk im­ ten years, they feel confidence in offering their ser­ porter. vices to the public as manufacturers and erectors of Other business i roperty in neighboring streets is BROOKLYN. N. \. gteam heating apparatus. They propose to execute also quite active, especially in Greene street, where In the City of Brooklyn, Messrs. T A. Kerrigan all work in the thorough manner which they have Messrs. L. J & I. Phillips have sold two old build­ J, Cole, and Cole & Murphy have made the following learned in their long experience, and which has given ings, between Spring and Prince streets, for $44,000, sales for the week ending January 12: the House of Wyllys H. Warner its well-earned repu­ and a 25 foot first-class warehouse on the same street, Bond St. s w cor 4th st, 83,1x120x126.4x127.11. ( tation. between Broome and Spring streets, for $57,500. The Bond st, n w cor 4th st, 100x120 ) Francis T. McGill $25,000 same firm has sold other business property in Crosby Broadway, No. 920. 18 9x69.9, three-story 1 and.adjoining streets, on private terms; also a vacant brick store and dwelling j lot on the south side of Eightieth street, between Broadway. No. 922, 18 9x72.3, three-story ! Madison and Fifth avenues, for $20,C00. brick store and dwelling j MAR.KET REVIEV^. Jefferson at. No. 782, 30x100, two-story brick | No. 392 Bowery, 22.1x149, owned by Fernando dwelling ..J Wood, has been sold by Mr.lFisher, for $18,500, to L. J. N. Van Wagnen. (Assignee's sale) 11,395 REAL ESTATE MARKET. Court st, No. 333, e s, bot Sackett and Union Morris. sts, 21x82.8, irreg, three-story brick dwell­ ^^ For list of lots and Iionses for sale Two very important sales of eligible lots on Madi­ ing. William Bruorton. (Public auction son avenue have been concluded at private contract sale) 7,000 see pages vi and vii of advertisements. Dwight st, e s, 50 n Van Dyke st, 50x100. John during the week. Mr. Robert L. Stuart has sold to Hope 800 The auction sale.s of the past week were few, as to Mr. H. G. Marquand the northwest corner of that Elizabeth st, s w s, 8'.0 s e Van Brunt st, runs numbers, but important considering the nature of the avenue and Sixty-eighth street, 130x100, for $150,000. to bulkhead line Erie Basin, x southeast property offered. The .sale of the Tontine Building along said Hne to a point 100 west Otsego Mr. M. intends to construct ther^ a fine private resi­ st, X north 15 x southeast to O sego st, x on Tuesday, by Messrs. A. H. Muller & Son, attracted dence for his own use. Messrs. Scott & Myers have north to Elizabeth st. x northwest 745 to a very large audience of old-timers and investors, sold the northeast corner of Madison avenue and beginning; also lands under water and and it was finally disposed of at $138,550 to Mr. P. J« personal property of the Erie Basin Dock Sixty-sixth street, 74x100, to Rev. Dr. Guilbert, of the and Warehouse Co. W. F. Buckley. O'Donohue, the tea merchant, who was rather sur­ Church of the Holy Spirit, for $75,000. A church, (Receiver's sale) 3-23,985 prised when it was knocked down to him. as he sup­ costing $60,000, is to be built upon the site. Moore st. s s. 1-5 e Leonard st, 35x100. Henry posed that it would bring considerably more than the Mr. Isaiah Myers has sold his fifteen lots at St. Seiler 790 amount he had fixed upon. The sale of the north­ Water st, n s, 173.5 w Gold st, 39.11x100. Nicholas avenue and One Hundred and Sixteenth George H. Burges 5,050 east corner of Broadway and Forty-third street, by street, four on the avenue, the remainder on the •"Blake av, n s, 50 w Bennett av, 50x100, New Mr. Harnett, on Thursday, engaged the attention of street, for $80,000, cash. Lots Phebe Lott ,. 800 an immense crowd of people, and, as it progressed, Gates av. s s, 200 w Tompkins av, 100x100. Mr. Max Weil has sold his six lots on the west side Morts. $30,(00 30,400 caused considerable comment among those who re­ of Eighth avenue, 150 feet south of One Hundred and Grand av, w E, 344.1 n Lafayette av, 16.3x100. membered ths circumstances under which this same Thirty-third street, near St. Nicholas avenue, for M.J Logan 4,650 property was sold two years ago. Then the corner Morgan av, w s, 45 n Lombardy st, 22.6x95. R. $24,000. E. Comes 500 lot was disposed of at S.'6,4C0, but it was subsequently Four lots, on the northeast corner of Ninth avenue ascertained that there was a'defect in the title. This and Nineteenth street, have been sold by Mr. Tingue, Total $409,470 has since been remedied, and on Thursday this cor­ for $16,000. ner lot was sold for $.57,100. The two adjoining lots It is reported that the block front on Fifth avenue, were sold respectively for $26,000 and S;;i6,a00 to Mr. between One Hundred and Twenty-fifth and One BUILDING MATERIAL MARKET. Horatio Henriques, who bought them for Mr. E. A Hundred and Twenty-sixth streets—flight lots—has BRICKS.—Since our last regular report cost has in­ Cruikshank. The referee then announced that, creased somewhat on common hards, but there is an been disposed of for $85,000. absence of any positive buoyancy, and the tone oc­ enough money having been secured to cover the en­ About eleven lots, including water rights, at One casionally developes a little irregularity. Demand cumbrances, the other lots would not be offered. Hundred and Nineteenth street and Harlem River, in fact, fluctuates with the condition of the weather as usual at this season, and operations after being al­ Messrs. E. H. Ludlow & Co. sold on Wednesday, in have been sold by Mr. Charles Randell, for $34,000. most entirely suspended for a few days, are likely South Brooklyn, the property of the Erie Basin Dock Mr. Brewster, of Plainfield, N. J., has purchased at under a sudden change of the elements to become and Warehouse Company, comprising twenty-one private contract, four lots on the south side of One very active in order to improve opportunities for Hundred and Twjuty-eighth street, 150 feet east of pushing forward operations. Buyers, therefore, want acres, with a water frontage of over two thousand brick, and want them quick, or are quite indifferent, feet, to Mr. William F. Bulkley for $323,275. Work Eighth avenue, for $15,000. Two lots on the north and the feeling on values varies accordingl.y, the will at once be begun on this property for the purpose side of One Hundred and Twenty-seventh street, and amount of stock also acting as factor to influence of establishing large dry docks, so much needed at one lot on the south side of One Hundred and matter.s. Had Ihe consumption not been lessened by the completion of some of the larger jobs and tem­ this port. Twenty-eighth street, 100 feet east of Eighth avenue, porarily checked upon work still in progress, the sup­ Attention is directed to the auction sale of the have been sold together, for $12,000. ply- of late would have been very small indeed, but a Dolan estate, announced by A. H. Muller & Son for Mr. L. N. Fowler has sold, at private contract, dur­ little careful management since the first of the year, has enabled customers to get about what they wanted the 22d inst. The property comprises several valua­ ing the week, a gore plot on the north side of One and prevent any undue inflation of ideas among sel­ ble houses and lots in various parts of the city. Hundred and Eleventh street, 75 feet west of the lers, except a few who have been " talking " much Boulevard, 101.3x48.4x113.2, to J. M. Lichtenauer. for higher rates than than they have as vet found it pos­ GOSSIP OF THE WEEK. sible to realize. As we write, the amount available $3,800, cash; also two lots, containing frame houses, is email, and for the best stock, including -jnly a few Notwithstanding the fact that the actual business on the north side of One Hundred and Fifth street Haverstraw's and Long Island's, about $9 per M is asked openly, but there is reason to believe that $8.50 of!;the year has hardly been entered upon, and has to 135 feet west of Tenth avenue, 50x100.11, to C. B' Thornal, for $9,000. would buy, and the call is not very sharp. Some few some extent been interfered with by the extraordi­ Jersey's are quoted at $8 per M, and a cargo of Pa!es nary severity of the weather, a large number of Four lots, on the south side of One Hundred and sold at $4.£0 per M, while extreme views of the situa • transactions have been consummated during the Fifteenth street, 300 feet east of Second avenue, have tion as above indicated are not fully supported, it been sold for $9,200. may be as well to add that there is nothing of a de­ week. In fact, more property has been sold than the pressing cdaracter, and, in fact, if anything the ad­ brokers are wilHng to report. This relates especially Mr. Vernon K. Stevenson, Jr., has sold.three lots on vantage is with the seller. The North River sunplies to speculative parcels in the upper part of the city, the south side of Ninetieth street, 100 feet east of cannot be depended upon, Staten Island stock is about Fifth avenue, to W. Richardson, for $37,500. He has all frozen in. and while the weather might for a long and also to transactions along the West Side and in time prove moderate enough to permit of consumtion Harlem. also sold the following improved property: No. 622 with freedom, it does not of necessity follow that ac­ Investment .'property continues to be exceedingly Fifth avenue. 25x65x100, Columbia College lease cess would be gained to the above points. Such offer­ (ground rent $800), for $55,000, to John W. Mesery; ings, therefore, as could be made from other primary active, leading buyers, like the Astors, taking advan­ also to Mrs. Cooper, of Tarrytown, a house in Fifty- points, and the gradually diminishing accumulations tage of the present situation to secure most eligible sixth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues for would form the only base of supplies, and each draft sites. Ncs. 8 and 10 Wall street, which was reported made thereon must as a natural sequence strengthen $24,500. sold in the beginning of the week, has been secured ts value. Mr. S, M. Brown has sold, at private contract. No. by Mr. John Jacob Astor for $500,C00. The buildings 1965 Madison avenue, 19x55. near One Hundred and CEMENT —Demand is very good for domestic and will be torn down in May, when present leases expire Twenty-fifth street, to Mr. F. W. Wills, for $18,000. with the comparatively moderate ^amount available, and a grand office structure. 44x120, having probably We also hear of the sale of the following houses: the general tone of the market pretty steady. As a eight or nine stories, will replace the present build­ No. 64 West One Hundred and Twenty-seventh street;, rule, $1.25 per bbl is the quotation named, but stock ings. It will be remembered that No. 8 Wall street is can be reached at $1.15 per bbl. Foreign finds a for $9,500, and a IS-foot^ house on Seventy-second seasonable demand, and on all the leading brands the already owned by Mr. WiUiam Astor, who purchased street, between Madison and Fifth avenues, for it in August last for $156,000. This, however, has only . line of valuation is well preserved. Stocks fair and $23,000. pretty well under control. January 15,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD, ^ID?

LATH.—The market has been pretty well main­ doubt secure bids, and, in fact, receivers have found We make the following extracts from the Chicago tained until within,a few days, and receivers were some inquiry from buyers anxious to ascertain how making a great show of firmness on the " expecta­ soon an offering may be expected, but the natural Northwestern Lumberman: tion " of small receipts. Some way or another, how­ uncertainties of the season make it necessary to use CHICAGO* ever, they did not "expect " exactly right, as the ar­ much care in promising arrivals for any specified Having reached the close of the year, we may take rival of sevei-al cargoes, mostly from Calais, brought time, and operators do not come to an agreement a retrospective view of the receipts and shipments an accumulation of four or five million lath on sale, readily. It is intimated that some lots have been for 1880, which, according to the figures that have with nobody over-anxious to purchase, and the result quietly offered from yard at about as low as supplies been available from week to week, aggregated on De­ was a weakening on values, as the only means to can be reached afloat. By cargo the rates stand at cember 1, 1880, as compared with 18;9, as follows: secure customers. The price went back to $2 00 per about $17@,18 for randoms, and from this up to $21@2:i M, and there stands at the moment, with the tone a for specials. > Receipts. , , Shipments. , little doubtful. Receivers say the tendency is toward White Pine has been offered to about the extent of Lumber. Shingles. Lumber Shingles. the demand, but with no show of anxiety or pressure 1880.. 1.534.282.000 64.=i.60 .000 803.i 3-3.763 12:3,342,000 a recoverv of firmness, as the above mentioned arri­ and holders generally remain quite firm in their 1879.. 1,440,244,897 660,518,000 7^5,176,595 143,546,000 vals cover about all due. while dealers, not being views. Export indications are favorable and the local greatly pressed on the demand from consumers, are consumptive demand has of late assumed more prom­ These figures are subject to a final revision, which willing to stand off on the possibility that a few car­ ising features. Stocks in some cases are a little may result in the discovery of errors changing the goes afioat for this port may have been overlooked, broken. We quote $17@-20 per M. for West India ship­ total result, although they may be assumed to be cor and drop in before it becomes necessary to purchase. rect enough for all practical purposes From them it ping boards; $2^@,-ib for South America do.; $15.51 wi 1 be seen that the totallreceipts of 1880 exceed those LIME.—There not much Change in the position, @16 50 for box board; $17.00@17 50 for do. wide and of 1879 by 94.037.103 feet of lumber, while the recoipts of anything receivers may have to offer meets with im­ sound do. Yellow Pine does not sell to any extent from stock shingles decreased to the extent of 14.918,000. The fig­ mediate and prompt attention, and more could be in hand, and it must also be a pretty nice random to ures of shipments are, as has often been stated in these placed if available. It has not, however, been con­ columns, based upon a well-known error in avei aging command attention, with values on such offerings car loads at an amount fully 4,000 feet less than the sidered judicious to make farther change in the price somew hat uncertain. Specifications for special cuts, actual contents, and, adhering to our custom of tbe at the moment, and quotations remain as last given. etc , are coming in with freedom and agents are get­ past year, we increase them by the addition of four- ting pretty full rates, especially when they will sevenchs of the gross. By this means we ascertain HARDWARE.-Operations have been at an almost promise an early delivery. This, however, is rare, as the shipments of the year 1880 to have been 1.3til.908,- complete stand still since our last, about the only the mills continue crowded with work on foreign or­ 637 feet of lumber as compared with 1,155,377..'i07 feet business being upon orders received by mail for some ders unfilled. We quote random cargoes at about $23.50@'Washington, D. C 477.790 . ., but there is still more or less irregularity in the cost banked in all parts of the Northwest. What this Portsmouth, N. H 168.969 of leads and zincs. Linseed oil not very active, and stock will be, or in what proportion it will exceed Total costwise 8.9-8,716 1.4:30,129 the actual movement confined mainly to small lots that of last year, it is impossible now to determine. Total foreign 4,774,121 1,831,545 for immediate use. Buyers have been making some The only thing about it that is certainly known is effort to secure contracts for future delivery, but the that it will be large, and probably large beyond all Grand Total 13,712,837 3,251,674 rates at which they bid are below sellers' views and precedent. Our Muskegon correspondent informs us not much business is accomplished. We quote at that it would not be surprising if 800,000.000 feet was FREIGHTS — Lumber — By Sail — Continued bad weather has curtailed the production of our mills, about 56@56c. for City and 60@61c. for Calcutta, from banked on that stream aioue. In other parts of first hands. Michigan, and in Wisconsin on both sides of the and delayed the loading of vessels. Business quiet, but vessels are wanted for Philadelphia. New York State, it is the manifest intention of the loggers to PITCH.—A moderate demand reported from all put in an immense supply, and where the present and Eastward, also for Spanish ports. Our flgures capacity for handling and manufacturing it is inade­ include the range of Savannah. Darien and Bruns­ quarters and the market without new features worthy quate, provision is being made to increase it. It is wick, from 50c. to $1 being paid here for change of of note Slocks are ample. We quote at $2@8 15 per loading ports. We quote: to Baltimore and ( hesa- claimed, to be sure, that in many cases the loggers bbl. for City, delivered. and mill men have already reached the limit of their peake ports. $5.5C®6.t'0; to Philadelphia, [email protected]; ability to manufacture lumber, and that any increase to New York and Sound ports, [email protected]; to Boston and eastward, [email protected]; to St John, N B, $'i; SPIRITS TURPENTINE.—Supplies have continued in the log supply over last season will not therefore under close control, and holaers offered very indiffer imply that more lumber will be cut; but, while this [Timber from $1 to $1 50 higher than lumber ratesl; may be good theory, the developments of the com­ lo the West Indies and windward, nominal; to South ently with values naturally well sustained. The de­ ing months may show that its correctness will not be America, $19.00; to Spanish ports, $.'i®15: to Unhed mand, however, was somewhat checked by the ex­ borne out by the results. While the Lumberman Kingdom for orders, timber, 39s., lumber, £5 5s.®5 10. treme cost, and business lacked animation on both would not like to assert positively that such is the the wholesale and jobbing markets. As this report fact, it greatly fears that if the logs are cut and FOREIGN. is closed, the quotations stand at about 47^@49c per banked, some way will be found to get them to the gallon, according to the quantityof stock handled. mill, and to manufacture them afterward. The London Timber Trades Journal of Dec. 25th, The reports from sections outside the Northwest says: TAR.—Business without much animation and con­ show that equally favorable condiiions exist therein. Although pitch pine timber has been selling fined to the ordinary wants of the regular trade. The work in the Canadian logging district is pro­ freely at 68s., we hear that, in consequence of the Stocks, however, remain under control, and the line gressing finely, and the operators there, as in other of valuation is Kept up to a fairly steady level, no places, are striving to do all they can. Taken alto­ satisfaction which recent shipments from that port gether, the logging season so far has been one of Ihe have given, 70g. has been obtained lor a cargo of further recert reduction having been made. We befit that was ever known, and the outlook promises Paseagouia. quote $2.5L@3 for Newbern and Washington, and $2.7.'i®3 for Wilmington, according to size of invoice. that it will continue so. The reports of the journal upon business gen­ LUMBERMAN AND MANUFACTUEEK, J erally refer to the prostrating influence of the holi­ MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., J day season, and the following covering the Liver" The extreme cold weather of the past ten days might naturally be expected to nearly stop all the pool market is a fair sample of all the other prin­ CONVEYANCES. wholesale as well as retail lumber business, but as a cipal depots: matter of fact St. Louis, Chicago. Minneapolis and Wherever the letters Q. G. and C. a. G. occur, pre­ all the other wholesale markets have shipped about The close approach of the Christmas holidays has ceded by the nameof the grantee, they mean as follows: as much lumber as they did last fall. The papers all already had the effect of retarding business, and 1st—Q, C. is an abbreviation for Quit Claim deed say that it is on account of old orders which the want comparatively little has been done during the past i.e., a deed in which all the right, title and interest oJ of cars has forced to lay over, but we are satisfied week in the way of making sales. This is likely to the grantor is conveyed, omitting all covenants or war­ that the demand for lumber is the chief cause. As be the condition of trade until the new year is well ranty. fast as the farmers can get room to deposit their ex­ 2d—C a. O. means a deed containing Covenant tra millions of bushels of wheat and get their pay for turned, when buyers may be expected to make their usual large purchases for the spring aud against Qrantor only, in which he covenants that he it, they will buy and pay for lumber to improve their hMth not done any act whereby the estate conveyed may houses, barns and fences. early summer months, but at present only small he impeached, charaed or incumbered. The railroad problem at Chicago will continue to orders are the rule in the trade, and these for ur­ absorb all attention until it is determined whether gent and special wants. There is evidence of a another year's war on rates is to disturb all the mar­ slightly better tone in the deal market, but it may AL.PHABETICAL INDEX. kets or not. This matter is considered elsewhere in be only temporary, and as the stocks on hand are NOTE.—Names in SMALL CAPITALS convey property the paper and no later advices are at hand, except ample, manufacturers abroad mustjnot be buoyed that a small reduction has been made on lumber rates from husband to wife. from river points and Chicago, on lumber ordered for up with the hope that high rates are going to be the use of the western railroads. Chicago is shipping had, as was the case last year. Buyers will be very GRANTORS. a little less than two million. St. Louis nearly a mil­ chary of business for some time to come, seeing Abraham. Solomon. DARMODY. DANIEL. lion and both doing all that the railroads will permit. how widely the season's import has varied from the Albright, J. P. Davidson, John. Hannibal is behind wuh orders and short on assort­ condition it was so persistently said it would be; Andrews, W. C. Deane. J. H, ments. Even Minneapolis has hardly been able to that is to say, we are not to have any but a very .^ngermann, B. A. Pennerlein, Margaret. get cars enough to keep up with orders in this ex­ Doherty, H.. dec'd, exr. treme Minnesota weather. moderate production, and yet the impert has been Arnold, R A. exceedingly large. Austin, Charlotte, wife of and trustee of. From all parts of the pineries comes the cheerful On the 17th inat. Mesfcrs. A, E, & D, Mackay of­ L. W., dec'd, heirs of. DowFannie L , wife of Gottlieb, Leopold. (8) September 1, 1880, to January 7, 1881. F B. Graham, Cornelia, widow. 1880-81. 1879-80. This week's mail from Havana reports : Cauldwell, W. A Guggenheimer, Ran­ Exported. Feet. Feet. CHAMBERS, M. S. dolph. NewYork... 3,315,196 896,800 Fair demand, at from $34@35 per mille feet, for Clark, E. O Haggerty. O., exr. of Philadelphia 548,019 54,000 white pine, of which one cargo has arrived on con­ Clark. Georgia E., wife of Hahn, Charles. Baltimore 547,757 1,644,632 tract ; stock of pitch pine continues scanty and we E. O. Han-ilton, W. L. Other United States ports— 3C0,L00 Clarke, Elizabeth, wife of Hard castle, G. A anticipate $35@36 per mille feet for the first dispos­ Andrew. Havemeyer, Mary J., Total Coastwise 4,710.972 2,595,533 able cargo of desirable quality to come in. Clinch. Alexander. wife of Henry. Total Foreign 33,000 80,670 Clarke, R, J. (2) Heilmann, F. J. NAILS.—No demand to speak of on home account Cohn, Elizabeth. Higgins, T. C. Grand Total... 4.743.973 2,676.102 either local or shipping, and business extremely dul Colgate, J. H. Hill, J. A. and Mary C. all around. A few parcels called for to complete X'oUeran, John and Mi­ Hogan. C V. The Savannah Morning News as follows: chael. Hojer, G W. TIMBER—No arrivals; market quiet. export orders, but not enough to have any influence Connelly, Patrick, Honig, Joseph. Shipping timber by the cargo 1. o. b.— upon the tone or character of the market. Supplies Connolly. Theo, Howard, Maretta, wife of 700 feet average $ 9 00(gHl 00 are ample and well assorted, and as a rule offered Crawford, Margaret, wife F. S. 800 " " 10 00@11 00 without hesitation. The recent list rates remain cur­ of Francis. Hustace. William. 900 *' •' 1100@18 00 rent, and are generally called steady. Cruft. Annah P. and Ear- Hutter, Joseph, ^,000 " « 13 00®14P0 riet p. Jackson, Q. T, January 15, 1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD, S3

Jacobs, S. L. O'Reilly, M. J. Odell, J. P., dec'd, heirs Smith, C. B. Washington st, No, 699, w s, 38.10 s Perry st, Jame-i. D. W. Ottinger, Marx and Moses. of. Smith, M. M. 19.4x63.3x19x65, two-story brick dwell'g, and James, F E Packard, Julia H. Olssen, Ann E. Smith, H. J. two-story brick stable in rear. Partition. Jeffers, Richard. Parsons, W. P. and A. M, Ottinger. Marx and Moses. Sperzel, Conrad. Jenny, Ann M., wife of Pjrry, Emerson W. Palmer, W. H. Stahl, Balthasar and Eiiz- David McClure to James Fitspatrick. Janu­ Jacob. Peters, Joseph. Poole, J. D. abeth. his wife. ary 13 6.550 Kaufman, Fredericke, Reilley, T. J. (8) Powers. A. E. Staintou. Elizabeth E. Water st, No. 649, 16.8x70, three-story brick wife of Abraham. Roll, George. Purcell. Wm. Stewart. T. M. dwell'g. Henry C. Wiswall, Brooklyn, Mary Reenan, Catharine, wid- Russell, James. Purdy, Russellana. Stokes. James. J. Cameron, Jersey City, to William Wis­ ow. Sacia, Mary L. Redman, J. E. Tanton, Elizabeth A. wall, Islip, L. I., and Lydia A. Corneille, Keenan, O., exrs. of. Sage, Russell. Regan, Michael. Taylor, S. G. Brooklyn. C. a. G. Jan. 13 1,200 Kelly, Virginia P., widow. Schuck, Fred'k. Reid, James. Thomas, J. C, (2) Knight, Jay P. Scott, A. B. Reillev, T. J. (3) Tighe, John. Water st, ss, 177.3 e Pike st slip, 41.8x160 to Koch, Isabella, wife of Second Baptist Church, Rice, C. T. Tracy. Edward (2). South st, X 41.8x160, excepting the bulkhead Frank: Harlem. Ritter. Margaretha, wife Ulmar, Samuel. in front of premises Nos. 248 and 249 South Krooks, Frances. Smith, J. R. of Jacob. Van Fleet, Charles (3). st, five-story brick warehouse. Daniel W. Lebagh. Henrietta, wife Smith, M. B. Ritzmann, C L. Van Voorhis, C. W. James to James Stokes. J^ part. Decem­ of W. O. Sperze), Conrad. Rose, Nathan. Waldron, Benjamin. ber 14 17,500 Lawrence, Newbold. Sullivan, W. W. Russell. Jases. Walker, F. R. (3) Livingston, J. H. Sutpben, J. S. Ryer. Samuel. WA' TER. CHRISTINA, West st, No. 494, n e cor West 12th st, 44.11x80, Loper, C. S. Thayer, S. H. Sacia, Mary L. WIPE OP CHRISTIAN. two-story frame store and dwelling. Marga­ Luysier. C. W. Thomas. Lydia G., Ame­ Sage, Russell. Walther, Heinrich (2). ret C. Barry to Cornelius B. Smith. C. a. G. Lyons, William. lia T. and Lharlotte S. Schuck, Frederick. Weaver. P. G. Morts. $17,000. May 5 ...1,000 Mager, Martin. Thomas. M. D., dec'd, Scrymser, 0. H. Wentworth, Sarah H. 6th st, No. 333, n s, 2u0 w 1st av, 25x90.10, three- Mar»h, Pelatiah J. trustees of. Scott, A. B. Wenzel, Eva, widow. story brick dwelling. Charles Miehling, exr. Marx, Salomon. Tighe, John. Seigul, Abraham. WILSON. ELIZA G., WIFS OF E. Miehling, to Frederick Seitz. Mort. $6,000. Mayor, &c , o) New^ York. Tompkins, Sarah W. Seitz. Fred'k (.3). HENRY. McCauley, Cornelius. Toombs, A W Silberstein, Morris. Wilson, Josephine, •wife Jan. 6 10,800 McEntee, W. F Townsend. Nancy. Simpson. 0. S. of R. 8. Same property. Charles and Margaretha Mieh­ McTernan, Catharine Tracy, J. J. (3) Sloane, W. D. Wiswall, Wm. ling to same, Mort. $6,0^)(). Dec. 22 10,800 Meizger, Isaac. Treacy. T. F (.3) Slocum, Wm. Wood, Adelaide L. Same property. Eliza Miehling, widow, to Michelbacher, Abraham, Valentine, Mitchel. Smith, A , exrs. of. Young, J. S., exrs. of. Frederick Seitz. Q. C. Jan.6 nom Michling. Charles and Van Fleet. Charles. ^-«-» Margaretha. Van Voorhis. C. W. 13th st, No. 14, s s, 355 w 5th av, 20x100, three- Miehliug. E , exr. of Walker, H. B. NEW YORK CITY. story brick dwell'g Miehling, Eliza, widow. Walker, J., exr. of. JANUARY 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 13. 13th St. No. 16, s s, 275 w 5th av, 25x103.3, MiliWard, James. Wallace, Benjamin. Allen st. No, 123, w s, 125 n Delancey st, 25x87,6, three-story brick shop and dwell'g Monsell, Anna M., wife of Wallach, Samson. five-story brick store and tenem't, Leopold Richard Jeffers to William D. Sloane. J. A. WALTER, CHRISTIAN. Gottlieb to Davis Alperson. Morts, $6,000. Mort, $16,000. Jan. 7 23,.50O Montgomery, W. A. Walther, Heinrich. Dec. 29 $14,900 14th st. No. 406, s s, 94 e 1st av, 25x103.3, five- Mooney, Christopher. West. J. J. Muhlker, Johanna, wife White, J. I. Same property. Contract. Leopold Gottlieb story brick store and tenement. Charles of Henry. Wilcox, Harriet, wife of to Davis Alperson. Nov. 30 14,900 Boss to Samuel Ulmar. J/j part. Morts. Mullen, Bridget, widow. G. N. Attorney st, e s, 100 n Rivington st, 30x100. J^ of $11,500. Jan. 10 , 7,500 Murphy, Ellen F., wife of WILSON, HENRY. Frances Krooks to Rachel Krooks. ^ part. 17th st, No, 321, n s. 238 e 2d av, 19x106, four- Owen. Wilson, RS. Jan. 7 nom story stone front dwell'g, Friedericke wife Mutual Life Ins. Co., N. Y. Wiswall, H. O. Broome st, No. 24, n s, 75 v? Mangin st, 25x99.8, of Abraham Kaufmann to Richard A. Ar­ Nelson. Thomas. Woodfin, J. V. nold, Mort. $4,000. Dec. 31 15,000 O'Connell, Daniel. Wright, I. E. (2) five-story brick store and tenem't. Regina Odell, Kate E. Young, Ann S., widow. Fernbacher, vi^idow, to Joseph S. Carreau. 17th st, n s, 2,38 e 2d av, 19x106. Richard A. O'Neil, Augustine M. Yutte, Christine, wife of Morts. $7,000. Jan. 4 .10,000 Arnold to Willett Bronson. Morts, $10,000. Oppenheimer, Mannes. Henry. Broome st, n w cor Elizaheth st, 26.9x97.2x25x Dec. 31 nom 103: No. 356 Broome st, five-story brick store 18th at, No. 151, n s, 142.4 w 3d av, 18,10x92, and tenement ; No. 127 Elizabeth st, four- three-story brick dwell'g. Matthew S, Cham­ Chetwood. B. C. Shafer, E. B. story brick store aud tenem't : Nos, 131 and bers to Cornelius W. Van Voorhies. C. a, G. Conable, S. A. Sinclair. J. G. 133 Elizabeth st, four-story brick store and Dec. 6 500 Dakin, E. S. White, S. N. tenem't. Augustine M. O'Neil, Brooklyn, to Same property. Cornelius W. Van Voorhies to Dixon, W. P. Wells, J. L., as auc­ William H. Palmer. ^ part. Mort, $3,500. Charlotte B. wife of Matthew S. Chambers. Edmonds. W. D. tioneer. (8) Dec. 31 7.500 C. a. G, Dec. 6 500 Graham, De Witt C. Woodall, L. L., as auc­ Hamburger, S. B. tioneer. (3) Bowel y, w s, abt 125 s Broome st, 25x100. 20th st, No. 237 W., n s, 333.5 e Sth av, 23.4x McClure, David. Virginia P, Kelly, widow, to Mary B, Byrne, 74.10x2.5x74.3, five-story brick tenement. 3-5 parts. Mort. $13,000. Jan. 11 1.5,000 Christopher Mooney to Charles L. Ritzmann. Franklin st, No. 106, release of legacy, &c. Jan. 7 22,000 Cornelius McCauley to Samuel H. Frisbee. 23d st, s s, 225 e 9bh av, 25x98.8. Julia H. Abraham, Salomon. Fowler, T. J. N. Jan. 8 nom Packard, Brooklyn, to Thomas J. Reilley. Albright, J. P. Frame, J. A. Mort. $10,000. Jan. 12 25,000 Allaire, Sarah C. Frisbee, S. H.(2) Franklin st, No. 106, n s, 25x100, five-story brick Alperson. Davis (8). Garainer. Eliza. store. Cornelius McCauley, exr. and trustee 23d st, s s, 225 e 9th av, 35x98.8, Thomas J. An;iermann, B A. Gee, William. H. Doherty, dec'd, to Samuel H. Frisbee. Reilley to Anna M. Monsell. Moris. $15,000. Apple bv, Sara E. S., wife Gunther, C. B. Morts. $33,000. Dec. 31 86,700 Jan. 13 25,000 of C. E. Hamburger, Bernbard. Goerck st. No. 115, w s, 18 a Stanton st, 17.10x 24th st, No. 133, n s, 400 w 6th av, 25x114.6, Arnold. Richard. Hart. John, and Barbara, 50, two-story brick dwelling. Jiimes W. three-story brick dwell'g and two-story brick Arnold, K. A. his wife Smith et al., exrs. O, Haggerty, to Iiehne stable in rear. B. C. Chetwood to William H. Ash, Lehne. Hardcastle. G. A. Astor, J. J., trustees for Hasselt, Joseph Ash. Dec. 14 2,000 Sanford, and ano., trustees Mary Beadieston. under will of W. B. As­ Hasbrouck, J. L, (2) Houston st, s s, 77.8 e West st, runs south 25 x Foreclos. Dec, 30 13,700 tor. Heil, Elias. west to the exterior line West st, x north 25 25th st. No. 249, n s, 498,3 w 7th av, 20.6x98.9, Babbitt, Caroline M., wife Henneberger, Annie G, to Houston st, X east —, with wharfage four-story brick dwell'g. James A. Hill, of Searles. Higgins, T, U. rights, &c.; No. 312 West st, three-story New York, and Mary C. Hill and Henrietta Barker, Mary A., wife of Hofsass, J. A. brick store with stable in rear. William P. wife of William 0. Labagh, Hackensack, N. Henry. Hutcheson, Robert. Dixon to Michael Regan. Partition. De­ J., to Thomas M. Stewart. Mort. $3,500. Barmoie, W. H. Hutter, Josephine, wife Jan. 6 11,750 Barney, A. H. of Moritz. cember 15 .33,000 Barschneider, F. M. Hyatt, J. G. Lewis st. No. 55, w s, 175 n Delancey st, 25x100, 26th st, s 8, 100 e Lexington av, 25x98,9. Beadieston, Mary, trus­ Jackson, G. T., Jr., and S. four-story brick store and tenem't and two- George T, Jackson to Samuel M. Jackson tees of. M. story frame shop in rear. William Lyons and George T. Jackson, Jr. Dec. 1 nom Bell. John. Jacobs, S. L. to Mary C. McMahon. Oct. 6 gift 29th st. No, 224, s s, 317.1 w 7th av, 16.7x68.6x Heits, H. W. Juch, Wilhelmine, Lewis st, w s, 120 n Stanton st, 20x100. Fran­ 16.7x68.3, three-story brick dwell'g. Maretta Beuthner. Bertha. Kaufman, Fredericke, W. wife of Frederick S. Howard to Joseph Billings, Chester. wife of Abraham. cis J. Heilmana to Carolina Duempelmann. Bing, Simon, Jr. Kennedy, Susan A. Morts. $8,250. Jan. 1 11,250 Hassell. Mort. $3,000. Jan. 11 5,500 Bishop. D. W. Keogh, Annette J., wife Leonard st, n s, 29,6 e West Broadway, 46.4x SOth st. No. 217, n s, 200 e 3d av, runs east 14.3 Bowne, Ehzabeth and of C. B. 10J.5x25.3x20.4xl5.7x34.3x4.9x46; No. 41, X north 68 x east 14.3 x north 30.9 x west Anna. Eeogh, C. B. three story frame shop; No. 43, four-story 38.6 X south 98.9, three-story stone front Bowne, S. W. Kieffer, Johu, frame store and dwell'g. and three-story dweU'g and two-story brick stable in rear. Bristow, G. F. Kilpatrick. Edward (2). brick building in rear. Fannie L. wife of Isaac Metzger to Robert Hutcheson. Morts. Bronson, Willett. Koenen, Josephine, wid­ Burriil, J. E. ow. Frederick B. Carter, Brooklyn, to Richard P. $5,000. Jan. 10 8,000 Byrne Mary E. Kohn, Amelia S. Messiter, Arlington, N. J, Jan. 8. 28,000 32d st, s s, 125 e 10th av, 25x98.9. Philip Borchard Oalho'm, J. M. (8) Krooks; Rachel. Mulberry st. No. 74, e s, 100 n Bayard st, 25x to Mary Mamluck. March 25, 1879 nom Carley, Patrick. Lawrence, Adeline E., 100.6, coal yard. Anna B. Campbell, Potta­ 36th st, No. 137, n w cor Lexmgton av, 20x74.7, Carreau, J S. wife of D. W. C. wattamie Co., Iowa, to Mary L, Sacia, Jer­ four-story stone front dwell'g. Frances B., Carter, Eliza A , wife of Lockwood, Josiah. sey City. Nov. 19 6,C00 Charles P, and Lewis H, Austin, Orange, N. Walter Loonie Dennis. J,, heirs Charioite wife of L. W. Austin, CHAMBER?, CHARLOTTE B., Lowe, F. W. Same property. Mary L. Sacia, Jersey City, wiPffiop M. iS. Mahony, John. to Josiah Lockwood, Poughkeepsie. Janu­ dec'd, to Charles P. Murray. Dec. 24.. ..20,000 Clapp, Desier A. (3) Mamliick, Mary. ary 10, 500 39th st. No. 137, n s, 278.6 w 3d av, 17,8x98.9, Clark, Edward. Markus, Henry. Pearl st. No, 278, s s, 20x90x20x89, five-story four-story brick dwell'g. Theodore Connolly Clarke, A'idrew. Marshafi. O. T. brick store. Phineas T. Barnum, Bridgeport. to James P. Albright, Madison, N. J. Clement, W. P. Martin, J. F. Conn., to Marx and Moses Ottinger. Mort! Mort, $9,000. Jan. 4 12,500 CoUeran, Patrick. Martm, W. A. Connelly, Patrick. McEntee, Francis. $10,000. December 15 ..16,350 Same property, James P, Albright, MadisoH, Coogan, J. J. McGrain, Jane, widow. Perry st, s s, 100 e 4th st, 51.6x95 ; No. 44, N. J., to Adeline E. wife of De Witt C. Law- Corneille, Lvdia A. McMahon, Mary C. three-story frame dwell'g; No. 42, four-story rence. Mort. $9,000. Jan. 7 13,500 Corsa, Mary. Megie, O. P. G. brick dwelling and twostory frame stables in 39th st, No. 131, n s, 118 w Lexington av, 30x Croft, W. R. Messiter, R. P. rear. Pelatiah J. Marsh, Lansingburg, N. Y., 98.9, four-story stone front dwell'g. William Cunningham, Edward. Miller, Louisa C. to Albert E. Powers. Q. C. Jan. 7 1,298 Monsell, Anna M , wife of P. and Ambrose M. Par,sons to James J. Coo­ DARMODY, MART, wii^a OF Rutgers pl. No 5 (Monroe st), n s, 52.6 e Jeffer­ DANIEL. J A. (3) gan. Mort. $16,500. Dec, 10 24,500 Deane. J. H. (4) Montgomery, W. A. son st, 27.1x130, four-story brick dwelling. George H, Walker, exr. J. Walker, to Abra­ 40th st, n s, 85 w Lexington av, 20x98.9. Nancy Duemplemann, Carolina. Morgenthau, Henry. Townsend, Scotch Plains, N. J., to Henry J. Duff, J. E. Milford, John. ham Seigel. Contract. J an. 3 8,600 Duffv. James (2). Munson. E. H. Stanton st. No. 47. at n e cor of Church edifice, Smith. Release dower, Jan. 8, .. nom Eller. Adam. Murphy, John. 18.8x75x11.8x5x7x70, three-story brick dwell­ 42d st, n 8, 325 e llth av, 100x100,5, one-story Fenton, C. H. Murray, C. P. ing, Elizabeth Cohen to Charles T. Rice. C. frame stables, John M. Calhoun to The Fitzpatrick, James. Murray, Robert, a. G, Mort. $4,000. Jan, 5 8,000 Forty-second St. and Grand St. Ferry Rail Fitz-iimons, Michael. Murray, Thomas. 1 Road Co. Jan. 13 ..21,500 ioley. Maty, wife of Pat­ Naumann, Frederika. Suffolk st, No. 101, w s, 175.7 sRiyington st, 25.1 rick. Newman. Elias. xlOO, five-story stone front tenem't. Charles t Same property. Mary L. and Josephine Fin- Forty-second St. and New York Steam Oo ; Haha to Johu Kieffer. Mort. $9,000. Jan. { ley, by H. W. Haydeu, guard., to same. Grand St..Ferry RR. Co. O'Brien, Michael. , IQj 17,500 I Jan. 8 , ...21,500 5i THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. January 15,1881

Same property, Mary B. Finley, widow, and 73d st, No, 350, s s, 100 w 2d av, 16.8x103.3, 97th st, s s, 300 w llth av, 2,5x10^11, vacant.. 1 James R., John R., Benjamin P., George P., three-story stone front dweU'g, Bridget M, Thomas B. and Isaac R. Finley, and Harriet 96th st, n s, 300 w llth av, 2.5x100.11, vacant.. wife of Terence Farley to EUas Heil. Mort. 97th st, s s, 350 w llth av, runs south 100.11 x wife of G. Newton Wilcox to John M. Cal­ $7,(00, Jan. 13 11,600 houn. Dec. 21 21,500 west 62 to e s Riverside av, x north 108.4 ( 73d st, s s, 50 e Madison av, 25x103,2, vacant. to 97th st, X east 21,11, two-story frame | 47th st. No. 612. s s. 200 w llth av, 25x98.5x26 James Russell to Edward Tracy. C. a. G. dwell'g J X105.8, two-story frame dwelling and two­ 3^ part. Morts. $ 12,500. Dec. 27 25.000 story frame dwelling in rear. Thomas Nel­ Solomon L. Jacobs to Thomas J. Reilley, 73d sc, n s, 350 w 3d av, 135x102.3, vacant. Con­ Brooklyn. March 11 25,000 son to Patrick Carley. Jan. 10 3,800 rad Sperzel to Henrv Markus. Morts. 47th st, n s, 60 w 6th av, 20x80. Lydia G., Same property. Thomas J. Reilley to Anna M. $19,200. Jan. 10 .' nom wife of John A. Monsell. Brooklyn. Mort. Amelia T. and Charlotte S. Thomas to James 73d st, n s, 250 w 2d av, 125x102.2, shanties. C. Thomas. Q. C. Jan. 1 nom $18,500. Jan. 13 85,000 Abraham Michelbacher to Conrad Sperzel. 97 th st, ss, S.'iOw llthav 1 Same property. Wm. W. and J. C. Thomas, Jan. 10 14,500 and ano., trustee, M. D. Thomas, dec'd, to 97th st, ss, .300 w llth av \ 75th st, Nos. 425 and 437, n s, 350 w Av A, 47x Samuel A, Conable, referee, to Solomon L. James C. Thomas. Mort. $3,63(i. Jan. 1..nom 103.2, four-story ptone front tenem'ts. Jo­ 49th st, s s, 225 e 1st av. l{POxl00..5, vacant, Jacobs. Release. March. 11, 1880 — seph Peters and Thomas Flanagan to Hein­ 98th st, s s, abt 175 w 9th av, abt 8.6x100,5. Wallace C, Andrews to Tho New York Steam rich Walther, Morts., liens, &c., $16,157. Co. Morts. $9,981. Jan. 13 16,000 Foreclose. DeWitt C. Graham to Oscar P. Jan. 5 17,935 G. Megie. Dec, 37 950 50th St. No. 418, s s, 180 e 1st av, 20x90. four- Same property. Heinrich Walther to William story stone front dwell'g. Mannes Oppen­ 104th st. No. 308, s s. 126.8 e 3d av, 16.8x100.11, R. Croft. Morts. $ 16,457. Jan. 6 20,775 three-story stone front dwell'g. Ann M. heimer to Elias Newman. Mort. $12,,500. 75th st, s s, 225 e 4th av, 100x103.3, vacant, Jan. 7 14,000 wile of Jacob Jenny to John Bell, Morts. Newbold Lawrence to Charles Van Fleet, $5,500, Dec. 14 8.000 50th st, No. 351, n s, 125 w 1st av, 20x100.5, four- Brooklyn. Assessments. Jan. 8 26.500 story stone front dwelling. Isabella wife of 104th st, n s, 151) w 3d av, 20x1(0.11x25x100.11, Same property. Charles Van Fleet, Brooklyn, two-story frame dweU'g. Henry B. Walker Frank Koch to Salomon Abraham. Morts. to Sarah H. Wentworth. Mort. $24,5 0. $1,5,00(1. Jan. 12 17 000 to Michael O'Brien. Jan. 5 4,000 Jan. 8 nom 105th st. No. 218. s s, 333.4 w 2d av, 16.8x10 >.9, 50th st, No. 304, s s, 39.6 e 2d av, 18.6x80, three- 77th st, n s, 255 e 3d av, 25x102.3. vacant, Jos­ story stone front dwell'g. Robert S. Wilson, three-story brick dweU'g. WiUiam P. Vc- eph Honig to Thomas C. Higgins, Brooklyn. Entee to Francis McEntee. Mort. $2,600. Chicago, 111., to William A. Montgomery, Jan. 6 3,400 Chicago. Kpart. Mort. $3 0(0. Sept. 10.5,000 Jan.3 7,250 77th st, n s, 355 e 3d av, 25x102.2, vacant, 106th st, s s, 825 e 2d av, 75x100.11, vacant,., ] Same property. Wm. A. Montgomery to Jo­ Thomas C, Higgins, Brooklyn, to Oscar T. sephine wife of Robert S. Wilson. Q. C. X 106th st, s s, 79 w 1st av, runs west 76 x south [ Marshall. Mort. $3,400. Jan. 11 4,250 100.11 X east 60 x north 40 x east 16 x north f part. Mort. $3,000. Sept. 11 5,100 78th st, n s, 350 w 1st av, 35x95.7x35x91.1. 52d st, n s, 64 w 1st av, 36x100x32x80x4x20, va­ 60.11, vacant j vacant. Richard J. Clarke to Charles Van James M. Boyd to James Duffy. Novem­ cant. Mitchel Valentine to Frederick Schuck. Fleet, Brooklyn. Jan. 11 4,000 Jan. 8 4,500 ber 1 21,,500 78th st, interior lot on centre line bet 78th and ia7th st, s s, 200 w 2d av, 50x100.11, vacant, 54th st. No. 36 W., s s, 3S5 w 5th av, 2.5x100.5. 79th sts, 350 w 1st av, runs west 25 x south 6.7 four-story stone front dwell'g. William A. Spencer A, Fanning to Wilhelmine Juch. X east 25 x north 11.1. Richard J. Clarke to Mort. $4,000. Jan. 5 7,000 Cauldwell to Edward Kilpatrick. Agree­ Charles Van Fleet, Brooklyn. Q. C, Jan­ ment to sell and buy, and as to building 108th St. s s, 575 w lOth av, 25x100.11, vacant. I uary 11 nom 107th st, n s, 575 w 10th av, 25x100.11. vacant ) loan , 32,500 SOth st. No. 321, n s, 375 w 1st av, 25x103.2, four- 54th st. No. 38, s s, 410 w 5th av. 25x100.5, four- Emerson W. Perry and Charles Dowd to John .story stone front tenem't. PaulS. Brown, Mulford. Jan 12 5,000 story stone front dwell'g. John H. Deane to Brooklyn, to William Slocum, Saratoga Edward Kilpatrick. Agreement to sell and 108th st, s s, 575 w 10th av. Release mort. Springs. Morts, $9,365. Jan, 5 14,000 John Webb to John Mulford. Jan. 6 3,,500 buy, and as to building loan 22,500 80th st, s s, 350 e 3d av, 50x103.2, one-stsry 56th st, ss. 145 w 3d av, 16.8x100.5. The May­ 109th St. s s, 301.3 w 3d av, 18.9x100.11, four- frame dwell'g. Christopher V. Hogan to story brick tenem't. Enoch C. Bell to Caro­ or, &c.. New York, to Desier A. Clapp. Con­ Mathias M. Smith. Jan. 10 150 firmation deed. Dec. 28 nom line M. wife of Searles Babbitt. Mort. $8,000. SOth St. s s, 125 w llth av. 75x103.3. George A. Jan. 8 8,750 .56th st, interior lot, 100.5 s 57th st, and 100 w Hardcastle, Brooklyn, to EUza G. wife of 4th av, runs east 25 x south 33.4x25x33.4. lllth st, n &, 207.2 e 4th av, 15.11x100.11. Dan­ Henry WUson, Greenwich, Conn. June iel O'Connell to Elizabeth E. Staintou. Con­ Franklin E. James to Clarence H. Scrymser, 18 nom Q, C. April, 1S80 nom firmation deed. Jan. 8 nom Same property. Henry WUson, Greenwich, lllth st, s s, 295 w 3d av, 75x100.10, one-story 56th St. s s, 145 w 3d av, 16.8x100.5. Andrew Conn., to George A. Hardcastle, Brooklyn. W. Toombs, Brooklyn, to Des.er A. Clapp. frame Baptist Church. The Second Baptist June 18 nom Church, Harlem, to John H. Deane. Janu­ Q.C. Nov. 19 "nom Slstst, ns, 350 w2dav, 25x100 57th st, No. 120 E., s s, 138,6 w Lexington av, ary 5 10,,500 West st, s e cor Warren st, 26.6x88.4x26.6x lllth st, se cor Lexington av, 50x100.11, three 16x100.5, four-story stone front dwell'g. 88.6. AU title in this, also 1-7 part of wharf Louis Dryfoos to James Reid, Jersey City. three-story stone front dwell'gs. Thomas P. on West st, bet Murray and Warren sts Treacy to John H. Deane. Morts. $21,000, Mort. $9,000. Jan. 13 ....14.000 33d st, s s, 530 w Sth av, 20x98.9 57th st. No. 132, s s, 23.6 w Lexington av, 22.6x taxes, &c., $154. Dec. 7 32,000 24th sfc. No. 171 W., n s, 280 e Sth av, 20x88... 113th st, Nos. 166 and 168 E., s s, 150 w 3d av, 25.5, four-story stone front dweU'g. John H. Water st. No. 82, 35x61.3x35x58.9 Colgate to Hiram W. Betts, Brooklyn, 33.4x100.11, two three-story frame dwell'gs. 33d st, interior lot on centre line bet 33d and Susan D. and Michael J. Farrell to Benjamin Mort. $8,000. Jan. 10 9 500 34th sts, at point 164 e 10th av, runs east 57th st. No. 499, n s, 25 e 10th av, 30x100.5, five- Waldron. Contract. Morts. $6,600. Jan­ 17.4 X south 57 to centre of Old Jersey st, x uary 8 8,600 story stone front flat, George RoU, Brook­ west 18.9 X north 59.4 lyn, to Adam Eller, Mort, $5,500, Decem­ 114th st, n s. 114 e 4th av, 16x100.10. John and 33d st, n s, 173 e 10th av, 18.10x41.10x18.9x40. Michael CoUeran to Patrick CoUeran. Morts. ber .SI 35,000 Elizabeth, wife of Andrew Clarke to Micheal 58th st, s s, abt 200 e 10th av. 125x100, vacant. $7,500. Jan.6 nom Pitzsimons. Sept. 19, 1876 nom 116th st, s s, 144 e Av A, 9,9x— to centre line Benjamin WaUace to John G. Hyatt, Same property. Micheal Fitzsimons to An­ Agreement to sell and buy, also as to erection bet 115th and 116th sts, at point 242.9 e Av A, drew Clarke. Oct. 19 nom x98,9x100,10. Margaret and Cornelia Brett, of six brick flats. Dec. 30 30,000 83d st, No. 536, s s, 218 w Av B, 13.4x102.2, two­ 59th st, n s, 250 from 1st av, 46.3x100,5x59x100.5, exrs. M, ,W. Brett, to Charles S. Simpson. story brick dweU'g. Benedict A, Angermann Nov. 15 1,000 No. 419, two story frame store and dwelling, and Frederick M. Barschneider to Heinrich and one-story frame dwell'g in rear, and one- Walther. Jan, 10 4,550 116th st. No. 335, n s, 193.4 w 3d av, 16.8x100.10, three-story stone front dwell'g. Isaac E. story frame stable; No. 421, one-story frame Same property. Catharine McTernan to Bene­ store and dwell'g. Joseph I. West to Nathan Wright to Sutherland G. Taylor. Mort. dict A. Angermann and Frederick M. $6,500. Jan. 4 9,250 Rose. Contract. Dec. 10 7 oQO Barschneider. Dec. 27 nom 60th st. No. 10 E., s s, 200 e 5th av, 25x100.5, 82d st, No. 130, s s, 325 e 4th av, 25x102.3, two­ 116th sfc, Nos. 206 and 208, s s, 105 e 3d av, 40x four-story stone front dwell'g. Samson Wal­ story frame dwell'g. WiUiam W, Sullivan to 100.11, two three-story stone fi'ont dwell'gs. lach to Amelia S. Kohn. Jan. 10 41 000 Morris SUberstein. Mort. $6,000. Jan. 7.7,250 Thomas F. Treacy to John H. Deane. Morts, 63d st, No. 117, n s, 150 e 4th av, 35x100.5, three- 83d st. No. 233, s s, 254.2 e 3d av, 17x103.3, $19,000; taxes, &c,, $69. Dec. 7 32,000 story brick stable. Michael J. O'Reilly to three-story brick dwell'g, Foreclos. Ed­ 118th st, s s, 380 6 6th av, 80x100.11. John R. John E. Burriil. Mort. $6,4U0. Jan. 4...30 500 ward S. Dakin to Eliza Gardiner. Decem­ Smith, Jersey City, to Charles B. Gunther. 65th st. No. 50, s s, 30 w 4th av, 20x100.5, four- ber 31 5500 Correction deed, Jan. 8.. nom story stone front dwell'g. Mayer Feucht­ 83d st, n s, 355,10 e 3d av, 25,5x100 | wanger to Bertha Beuthner. Mort. $20,000. 121st st. No. Ill, n s, 141 e 4th av, 17x100.11, 83d st, n s, aht 200 w 3d av, 25x100 f three-story stone front dwell'g. R. Jane Jan.6 33000 Matthew Frame to Jas. A. Frame. July 24,. 100 66th st, No. 7, n s, 184 e 5th av, 32x100,5, four- wife of John W. Bennett to Adelaide L. Wood. 84th st, ns, 2.50W 3d av, 20.10x100, one-story Mort. $6,000. Jan. 11 9,000 story stone front dwell'g. Cornelius W. frame church, Annah P. nnd Harriet O. Luyster to Chester Billings. Morts, $32,OOo! Cruft, Boston, Mass., to Robert Murray. Jan 122d st, s s, 100 e 2d av, 50x100.11, vacant, Jan. 4 50 000 „ uary4 4,900 Cornelia Graham, widow, to Charles H. Fen­ 66th st, No. 75, n w cor 4th av, 20x80, four-story 85th st, No, 310 E., s s, 144 e 2d av, 28x103.2, ton. Jan. 7 4,800 stone front dweU'g. Willett Bronson to Fried­ four-story stone front flat. Frederick Schuck 122d st, n s, 87.6 w 3d av, 43x100.11, three three- ericke wife of Abraham Kaufmann, Mort to Prederike Naumann. Mort. $10,000. Jan­ story stone front dwell'gs, John J. Tracy $18,0U0. Dec.29 31500 uarys 18,000 to Christopher B, Keogh. Morts. $18,000. 69th st, s s, 150 w Sth av, 50x95,11x53.3x114 5 8bth st, s s, 134.5 e Madison av, 14.11xl03.2xl5x Nov. 23 25,500 vacant. Alfred B. Stsott and Samuel W 103.2, three-story stone front dwell'g. Marx 122d st, n s, 139,6 w 2d av, runs north 115.7 to Bowne to Russell Sage. Mort, $9,000. Jan­ and Moses Ottinger to Sarah C. Allaire. uary 3 iQ g5Q centre old church lane, x southwest to centre Mort. $7,000. Dec. 39 14 oOO block bet 133d and 123d sts, x ea^t to point 71st st. No. 244, s s, KiO w 2dav,'266xl'oo",4," two­ 89th st, ns, 96.8 w9thav, 25.1x100.10x35x100.10, story frame dwell'g and one-story frame 143.6 w 3d av, x south 100.11 to 132d st, x east vacant. EUen P. wife of Owen Murphy to 14, three-story stone front dweU'g. John J. dweU'g in rear, Salomon Marx to Dennis John L. Hasbrouck. Dec. 13 nom Loonie. Mort. $28,000. Jan. 1 52 000 Tracy to Annette J. wife of Christopher B. Same property. Walter D. Edmunds to John Keogh. Morts. $6,000. Nov. 33 8,500 71st st, s s 63 e 4th av, 30.6x96.5. Randolph L. Hasbrouck. Foreclos. March 25 .....3 740 Guggenheimer to John Murphy, Q. C 90th st, No. 147, n s, 375 w 3d av. 35x100.8, 135th st, n 8, 150 w Sth av. 50x150, two one- J«^ii.6 nom three-story frame dweU'g. Alexander Clinch story stores, &c. Anna M. wife of John A. 71st st, n s. 390 w 9th av, 30x103.3. Edson P to Thomas Murray. Mort. $4,000. Janu­ Monsell, Brooklyn, to James E. Duff, Brook­ Gilson, John V. Woodfin, Rutland, Vt., to ary 19 6,500 lyn. Morts. $6,500. Jan. 7 11,300 Waldo P. Clement. Rutland, Vt. Q. C. Sept 94th st, n s, 313.6.w 3d av, 113.6x101. Stephen 137th sj, n s, 100 w 6th av, 35x99.11, frame 4. 1879 nouj H. Thayer to James Duffy. Morts. $6,000, stable and frame dweU'g. Georgia E. wife of 71st st, s s, 325 w Sth av. 50x100.5, vacant. Rus- taxes, &c. Nov. 30 nom Edgar O. Clark, New Rochelle. to John Hart seU Sage to Thomas N. J. Fowler. Jan. 3.16,000 95th st. No. 160, s s, 113.9 e Lexington av, 18.9 and Barbara Hart, his wife. Jan. 8 4,000 2:100,8, three-story s^one front dwell'g. Oli- Same property. Thos. N. J. Fowler to Alfred 127th st, n s, 135 w 6th av, original line, 25x ^;e^ P. Berry and Mary D. Berry his wife to 99.11, frame stable and franae dweU'g. Ed­ B. Scott and Samuel W. Bowne. Mort. $9 000 J;osephine Koeuen, widow. Mort. $3,000. Jan. 5 nom gar 0. Clark to William Gee. Re-recorded. iFec. 15 .lOjOOO Mort. $3,000. Jan. 18,1875...... 4,00» January 15,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. 55

137th st, n s, 198 w Sth av, 19x99.11, three-story 5th av, e s, 35.8 n Slst st, 51x100, vacant, Morris av, w s, 100 n Schuyler sfc, 25x100. S. stone front dwell'g. William L, Hamilton to James Millward to Edward Tracy and James Nelson White to George P. Bristow. Pore- Eliza A. wife of Walter Carter. Mort, $8,000. RusseU, Morts. $30,000. Jan. 8 76,000 close. Jan. 11 2,100 Jan. 5 17.500 5th av, e s, 50.3 n 83d st, 53x100, vacant. Monroe av, s w cor Spring st, 100x100 1 130th st, s s, 115 e 4fch av, 35x100, vacant. .. ) Matthias B. Smith, Newark, N. J., to Richard 130th st, s s, 186 e 4th av, 35x100, vacant j Clinton av, n w cor Spring st. 100x100 j Arnold. Jan. 6 78.000 Christian Walter, WalkiU, N, Y., to Freder­ George W. Hojer to Anna M. wife of John A. 6th av, No. 873, e s, 30.4 n 49th st, 20x63.8, Monsell. Mort. $3,000. Dec. 1 6,000 ick W, Lowe. Jan.3 nom four-story brick store and dwell'g Same property. F. W. Lowe to Christina wife 131st st, party wall agreement. The New York 6th av. No. 876, e s, 60.4 n 49th st, 20x62,8, , Life Ins, Co, with Elias G. Brown. Jan. 5. of Chri.stian Walter. Jan. 11 nom four-story brick store and dwell'g j Riverdale av, e s, 50 n New st or lane through Av C, No. 19, w s, 40.2 n? 2d st, 20.1x53.3, Jacob Bittrolff to David W. Bishop. Janu­ Margaret Coogan's land, 50x100, Partition. three-story brick store and dwell'g. Solo­ ary 10 40,000 Ebenezer B. Shafer to John Tighe. Dec. 14..700 mon Abraham to Jacob F, Martin. Jan­ 6th av, n e cor 127th st, 99.11x110, vacant. uary 3 8,500 Same property. John Tighe to Mary wife of William Hustace to Benhard Hamburger. Patrick Foley. C. a. G. Dec. 15 350 Av C, No, 383, w s, 93 s 17th st, 33x88, four-story Jan. 10 30,000 Valentine av, e 5, 30(i from junction of Clark st, brick store and tenem't. Christine wife of Sth av, w s, 25.8 s 91st st, 85x100, vacant . runs south 50x100. Sale under foreclosure by Henry Yutte to Margaretha wife of Jacob 91st st, s s, 100 w Sth av, 75x100.8, vacant.... advertisement. James L. Wells, auctioneer, Ritter. Morts. $7,500 and taxes 1878. Jan­ 91st st, s s, 400 w Sth av, 100x100 8, vacant,. certifies to purchase of above property by uary 13 .i3,,500 Annie B, wife of Thomas N. J, Fowler to Mary Corsa, for 1,000 Lexington av. No. 366, bet 40th and 41st sts, 19.9 Philip G. Weaver. Morts. $31,300, also taxes, Washington av, w s, 62.5 n Quarry road, 50x x68, three-story stone front dweU'g. John J. assessments, &c. Jan, 10 50,900 150. Foreclos. Samuel B. Hamburger to White, Litchfield, Conn., to Elizabeth and Sth av, s w cor 85th st, 37.3x100, one-story Ehzabeth A. Tanton. Dec. 1 2,500 Anna Bowne. Contract. Jan. 7 13,750 frame dwell'g and frame stable. Jasper H, Lexington av, e s, 68 s 79th st, 34.3x70, two-) Livingston, France, to Edward Clark. No­ LEASEHOLD CONVEYANCES. story frame dwell'g I vember 8 18,000 Rivington st, No. 35. Assign, lease. Frederick 79th st, s e cor Lexington av, 50x60, vacant.. j 9th av, n w cor 63d st, 75.8x100. Jay P. Knight, Catharine and James P. Keenau and ano., Horling to Albert Brandt 7 oOO Sandusky, Ohio, to Louisa C, MiUer. Release, 14th st. No. 18 W. William Moser to W. Jen- exrs. O. Keenao, to Fernando R. Walker, courtesy, &c, Nov. 37 nom Dec. 32 33,000 nigs Demorest, 21 years, per vear 5,500 9th av, e s, 25,3 n 105th st, 25.8x100. Daniel 33d st, s s, 325 w 6th av, 100x98.9. Assign, Same property. Release dower. Catharine Darmody to Patrick Connelly. Morts. $5,- Keenan, widow, to same. Jan. 7 nom lease. Ira Brown to W. W. and W. T. Ryer­ 500. Jan. 10 nom son, exrs. EUen Ryerson loo Same property. John T. Parley to Fernando Same property. Patrick Connelly to Mary R.Walker, iissign, contract. Jan. 6 nom Same property, "ira Brown, survivor, to wife of Daniel Darmody. Mort. 15,500. Jan. Edward W. Hewett and Georgianna New- Lexington av, e s, 68 n lllth st, 33,11x100, two 10 nom three-story stone front dweU'gs. Thomas P. ^'Ou nom 10th av, e s, 50.5 s 58th st, 50x100. Carl Biehl to 35th st, n s, 300 e 7th av, 50x100.5. Assign, Treacy to John H. Deane. Morts. $9,0 0; Eva Wenzel, widow, Brooklyn. Correction taxes, &c., $72. Dec. 7 .20,000 lease. Donald McQuien to Henry J. Welch deed. Q. C. June 27, 1878 nom «^an. 8 22,625 1st av, No, 343, n e cor 30th st, 24x58, four-story 10thav. No. 883, es, 75.5 s 58th st, 25x100, five- brick store and tenem't. Charles S. Loper, 45th st. No, 207 W. Assign, lease. Ehzabeth story stone front store and tenem't. Johanna wife of James Blackhurst to Richard M. Har- Kiverhead, L. I., to William Purcell. Mort. wife of Henry Muhlker to Simon Bing, Jr. $5,000. Dec. 37 10,000 „ "son nom Jan. 10 16.250 Same property. R, M. Harrison to James M. 1st av. No. 974, e s, 80.5 n 53d st, 30x94, one- 10th av, e s, plot 11 Fort George property, story frame shop. Jane B. wife of Ulysses Varnum. Assign, lease nom Dyckman estate, runs 515.6 to Harlem River, 48th st, s s, 530 w 5th av, 16x100,5. Leasehold. D, Edd^ to John A, Hofsass. Water tax. X—X479.6 to loth av, x 94.7. Isaac M. and J. Jan. 11 6,500 John A, Garver, trustee for Lucy E. Bennett, H. Dyckman, exrs. I. Dyckman, to Ashbel to Lucy E. Bennett. C. a. G. Dec. 31.... 15,000 1st av, s e cor 109th st, 100.11x95, vacant. Fore­ H. Barney. Nov. 14, 1868 5,800 clos. J. Grant Sinclair to Jonah D. F. and 125th st, n s, abt 150 w Sth av, 50x150. Assign, Interior lot, 110 n 125th st and 200 w Sth av, lease. E. W. Perry to George Codling. Adon, Jr., Smith, exrs, A. Smith. June runs west 40.5 x northeast 43.6 x easfc 33.9 x 28 4,000 Same property. Assign, lease. George Cod- south 40. Isaac E, Wright to Edward Cun­ Ung to Anna M. wife of John A. MonseU. 1st av, s w cor 131st st. Release mortgage. ningham. Jan. 5 800 Samuel S. Constant to Joseph Murray. Jan­ Sth av, e s, 93.4 n 26th st, 22x100. Assign, lease. Pl3t bet 165th st and 166th st. bet 10th av and Frank Nuss to Ehzabeth and Barbarsi uary 5 3,000 Kingsbridge road, at south line lands late of 1st av, w s, 33 s 131st st. Release mortgage. Seitz 15,500 EUza B, Jumel, at point 125 w lOfch av, runs Sth av, e s, 137.4 n 26th st, 22x100. Assign, Samuel S. Constant to Joseph Murray. Jan­ east 25 x south 100 to Croton st, x east 25 x uary 5 4,500 lease. John Roth to Charles and Frank A. north 100, Bridget Mullen, widow, to Jane Seitz nom 2d av. No. 834, n e cor 44th st, 19 5x70, four- McGrain, widow. Dec. 20. Morts. $770, story brick store and tenem't. John David­ taxes, &c 850 Sth av, e s, 115.4 n 26th st, 22x100. As,sign. son to John Mahony. Mort. $9,300. January lease. John Roth to Charles and Frank A. 11 13,750 MISCELLANEOUB. Seitz nom 3d av, No. 1107, w s, 40 n 58th st, 30x65, three- Acceptance of bequest in lien of dower. Ann story stone front dweU'g. Joseph Hutter to S, Yonng, widow, to Ann Y oung, Ambrose Snow, et al,, exrs, J. S. Young nom Josephine wife ot Moritz Hutter. Morts. KINGS COUNTY. N. Y, $7,500. Jan. 6 13,000 Agreement as to sale of property, division of 3d av, No. 3353, e s, 60.11 s 131st st, 30x80, proceeds, &c., bet Albert M. Capen, New JANTJART 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12. three-story brick store and dwell'g. Martin York, and Emma A. Capen, Jersey City. Agreement to compensate Levi S. Chatfield for Amity st, n s, 215.8 w Clinton st, 25.7xlC0x ) Mager to William A. Martin. Morts, $5,000, 2.5.5x100 ' l and taxes 1880. Jan. 6 6,500 services, &c.. in relation to the estate of the late Stephen Jumel, by Chas, A, de Wyckoff st, n s, 540 w 5th av, 20x100 "..'. j 3d av, Nos. 613 and 615, e s, 19 s 40th st, 36.8x75, Chambrun, cash $1,000, and $45,000 contin­ Edward Kenna to Jabez R. Parsons. Morts. four-story brick store and dweU'g. Caroline gent upon e,stablishment of the title of the $15.000 29,000 wife of Zacharias Bendheim to Henry Mor­ heirs of said S. Jumel. Amity st, n s, at centre partv wall bet Nos. 137 genthau. More. $20,000. Jan. 10 38,000 and 139, 0.10x100. Lydia M. Hough, widow, 3d av, n e cor 49th st, 50.4x105.4x53.4x119.... ) AutUorization from, Frederick E. Bertine to Peter A. H. Jackson, as exr., &c., to pay to Lydia Spring. Q. C nom Also all other laud, wherever situated, of >• Same property. John I. Stud well et al., exrs. which J. P. Odell, dec'd, was seized J certain income to Peter J. Bertine. Certificate of payment for 3^ of party wall. C. Farrar, to same. Release mortgage nom Kate E. Odell to Stephen B. Odell, Eastches- Amity st, n s, near Clinton st. Release mort­ ter, Anna M. wife of William A, Dooley, Henry Wallach to Samson Wallach 500 Discontinuation of suit, &c. Agreement bet. gage. The Equitable Life Assurance Soc, Charies H, Maguire, Henrietta wife of John U. S.. to 1 dward Kenna nom Mead, Anna M. wife of James Sinclair, Jr., Samuel A, Wood, Brooklyn, first part, E. T. Schenck, et al., exrs. and trustees S. Wood, Barbey st, e s, 125 n Broadway, 25xl0D ) Catharina H. wife of Henry W. Waldron, Barbey st, e s, 2"0 n Broadway, 26x—x40x >• Williamena D. wife of Elliot D. Carpenter, dec'd, second part. General release. Kate E. Odell to Stephen B. 100, East New York ) Suffolk Co., N. Y., and Emily A. wife of Henry Jaeger, Sr., to Henry Jaeger, Jr.. ..nom George H. Bliss, Lynchburg, Va., heirs Jas. OdeU, etal. See Grantees. 3d av, lOoh st.1,200 General release. William Murray, Aberdeen, Same property. Henry Jaeger, Jr., to Jennette P. Odell, dec'd. Q, C. Dec. 30 1,300 wife of Henry Jaeger, Sr nom 3dav, No, 3351, e s, 81,1 s 128th st, 18.8x100.5, ) Scotland, to Oliver Stahlnecker, et al,, The American Refrigerating, &c,, Co nom Beaver st, westerly cor Payette st, 30x77.7x40x four-story brick store and tenem't j 77,7. Foreclos. Thomas M. Riley to John 125th st, s s, 150 e Sth av, 50x100.11, two- )• TWBNTY-THmD AND TWENTr-FOURTH WARDS. Winkelmann 1,200 story frame stable j Benson, st, s s, 300 w Courtlandt av, 100x106.6. Bowne st, s s, 100 e Richards st, 73x—x86.6x 124th st, n s, 150 eSth av, 50x100.11, vacant.. J Sale under foreclosure by advertisement. 100. Elizabeth W. Blake, widow, and with Sarah W. Tompkins to Erastus H. Munson. James L. Wells, auctioneer, certifies to pur­ others, exrs. A. Blake, to Philip H. Gill... 1,580 C. a. G. Re-recorded. Dec. 3, 1877 5,000 chase of above property by John D. Poole, Columbia;st, No. 427, e s, 20 s Huntington st, 20 4th av, s e cor 91st st, 100.8x150, vacant. Mar- for 1,000 x83.6, h&l. John Fay to Rose A. wife of ,a:aret Crawford wife of Francis to Joseph E. 3d st, n e s, part lot 24 map Morrisania, 25x93. John Hughes nom Redman. Mort. $23,000. Jan, 13 37,.500 Sale under foreclosure by advertisement. Columbia sfc. No. 429, e s, 40 s Huntington st, 20 4th av, w s, 80 s 67th st. Release mort, WiUet David , L, Woodall, auctioneer, certifies to x83.6, John Fay to Rose Ann wife of John Bronson to Ira E. Doying. Jan. 13 nom purchase of above property by Samuel Ryer, Hughes nom .5th av, swcor 36th St. 39.5x100 , I for. 3.000 Cheever pl, w s, 215 s Harrison st, 15x88.6, h & 36th st, s s, 100 w 5th av, 25x67.5 j 138th st, n s, 550 e WiUis av, 50x100, hs & Is. 1. Sarah Alger to The Equitable Life Assur. Moses B. Maclay and ano., exrs. A. Barmore John Entwisle to Annie G. Henneberger. Soc, U. S 1,000 to William H, Barmore. Acknowledgment Dec. 31 ...700 Carroll st, s e s, 325 from s e cor Franklin av, \ and release nom 143d st, n s, 339.10 e Alexander av, 16,8x100. runs east 100 x south 109 to New Utrecht I 5th av, Nos. 388 and 390, s w cor 36fch st, 39.51 Sale uuder foreclosure by advertisement. Bay, X northwest — x north 128, New xlOO, two six-story brick flats . | David L. Woodall, auctioneer, certifies to Utrecht ]. 36th st, No. 3, s s, 100 w 5th av, 35x67.5, six- } purchase of above property bv Russellana Carroll st, n w s, 325 s w Franklin av, 140 to 1 story brick flat, with fixtures, engines, | Purdy, for .' 1,000 New Utrecht Bay, x northwest — to land I boilers, &c J 160th st, s s, lot 63 map Melrose, 50x100. Mar­ of Barney WiUiams, x north 159 x east 100. J William H. Barmore to FrankUn H. Delano, garet Dennerlein to Balthasar and Elizabeth Thomas Hoyt to Hattie D. wife of Joseph L. et al., trustees for J. J. Astor under will W. Stahl his wife. Jan. 6 2,000 Lowry, New Utrecht. Taxes, 1880 13,500 B. Astor. Jan. 5 313,000 CoUege av. s e cor 144th st, 17.8x100. The Mu­ Devoe st, n s, 125e Catharine st, 25xli'0. Charles 5th av, w s, 35 s 50th st, 25,5x100. John S. tual Life Ins, Co,, New York, to Mary A. Berr-er to Joseph F. Mosher, New York., .nom Sutphen, Jersey City, to Sara E, S. wife of wife of Henry Barker. C. a. G. Jan. 6.. 3,350 Same property.' Joseph P. Mosher to Emma Charles Appleby, Glen Cove. Leasehold Franklin av, lot 135 map Morrisania, 3;ixl90. | R. wife of Charles Berner nom ^ convey. Aug. 11 nom Franklin av. s e s, 33 s w of division line bet >• Devoe st, n s, 150 e Olive st, 35x100. Genofeva 5th av, n e cor 66th st, 50.5x100, vacant. Mary lots, 133 andl35 8x190 ) Staigele, widow, to Anthony Wieners 3,000 J. wife of Henry Havemeyer to Susan A. Emma C. wife of George A. C. Barnett to Devoe st, s s, 383.3 w Lorimer st, 30x100.3, h & Kennedy. Morfc. $60,000. Jan. 8 125,000 AnnE. Olssen. . Nov. 27.... „ .....nom 1. William Mogk to Henry Mogk. Q. C. .nom 56 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD* January 15,1881

Same property. Henrv Mogk to Elizabeth North Henry st, w s, 164.3 s Herbert st, 36x 14th st, s s, 358.10 w 5th av, 18x100, h&l. Fore­ Mogk. ." 600 109.7x29.11x9,5.1. Sarah Rose, extrx. J. clos. Thomas M. Riley to William E. Dean st, s s, 45 w Bond st, 30x75, h&l. Ed­ Rose, to George Underbill nom Dodger, New York 2,300 ward Freystadt to John M. Elliott, New Oak st, 8 s, 388.5 e Franklin st, 18.4x70, h&l. 40th st, n s, 066.8 e 3d av, 16.8x100.2. Peter J. York. Mort. $3.ii()0 3,716 John H. Hankinson to Allen L. Mordecai Shults and ano., exrs, R. P, Crocker, to Diamond st, e s, 166.8 n Nassau av, 16.8xlOi'. and Albert Bellamy. Mort. $3,000 4,500 Charles S. Banks 1,000 Sarah E. wife of Samuel Self to Hannah M. Ocean parkway, s w cor Riverside av, 340x300 4lst st, s s, 100 e 1st av, 25x100, Heinrich Jost wife of Oliver E. Benson. Mort. $1,500.. .3,500 to Brighton pl. Coney Island. Anna M, wife to Peter Jost. Mort. SI81) ,500 Eckford st, w s. 375 n Calyer st, 25x100. Fore­ of John A. MonseU to George W. Hojer, New 66th st, n e cor 6th av, 50x100.3, New Ufcrechfc, clos. Thos. M. Riley to Mary Preston 1,000 York ,.6,001 h & Is. Gerd. H, Henjes to Henry Kohl- Fairfax st, n w s, 200 n e Broadway, runs north­ Ocean parkway, Brighton parkway and Coney mann. 1873 1,100 west 100 X northeast to Bushwick av, x Island road. Release "mort. James W. Atlantic av, n s, 75 w Virginia av, 35x100, New southteast 10(1 to Fairfax st, x southwest 350. Voorhies to Anna M. wife of John A, Mon­ Lots. Barbara Richter, widow, to Philippina Alvin C Henderson, otherwise Alfred Hen­ seU 200 Closs, Mort. $1,500 3,500 derson, to The German Evangelical Aid So­ Prince st, w s, 35 s TiUary st, runs west abt Bedford av, e s, 58 n DeKalb.av, 35x100. ciety of Brooklyn 4,500 64.10 X northeast abt 33.10 x east abt 38.8 to Foreclos, Adrian H. Joline to Duncan E. Floyd st, s s, 30!).6 w Tompkins av, 44.6x100. Prince st, x south 20. Samuel H. Leszynsky l\Tflf*.lf ftn Tiift 900 Francis H. Chichester to George F, Van and Charles A. Troup, New York, to William Bedford av, ws, SOOs Parkav, i8,9xio6,"h &"l. Doom 1,634 M. Leszynsky 4,000 Mary T, Goodwin to Thomas Tracy 600 Freeman st, n s, 145.3 e Oakland st. 23.3x100, h Palmetto st, n w s, 175 n e Central av, 25x100. East NewYork av, s s, 50 e Sackman av, 75x1 & 1, Hannah M. wife of Oliver E. Benson to The New York Co-operative Building Lot —, New Lots ( Ann B. Mackenzie, widow 3,000 Assoc, to John Meehan, New York 400 Earbey st, w s, 100 s South Carolina av, 50x j Freeman st, n s, 385 w Manhattan av, 35x100, h Park pl, s s, 323,10 e 5th av, 20x100, h&l. Eliz­ 100. Mort. on this, $400 J & 1. Charles Kennedy and ano., exrs. A. abeth H. Monas to William M. WilUs. Morfc. Henry Jaeger to Henry Jaeger, Jr nom Moffatt, to James Moffatt. Mort, $6,000. $3,500 6,000 Same property. H. Jaeger, Jr., to Jeannette Correction deed 1,400 Plymouth sfc, n s, 225 e Hudson av, 3.4x100. wife of Henry Jaeger, Sr nom Fulton st, s s, 300 e Franklin av, runs south 100 Isaac C. Simonson fco Thos. Donohue. Q. C.nom Flushing av, No. 758, s s, 57 w Broadway, 20x X east 107.3 x south 3.1 x east 56.4 x north 80 Plymoufch st, n s, 220 e Hudson av, 25x100, 100, h&l. Elizabeth Fleckser to Henry to Fulton st, X west 160 Thomas J. Reilley Isaac C. Simonson to Thomas Donohue 400 Schreiber 5.500 to George W. Brown. Morts. $70,000... 128,000 Plymouth st, n s, 200 e Hudson av, 2.5x100. Flushing av, s s, 19 w Carlton av, 20x83.9x20.5 Graham st, e s, 136 n Lafayette av, 20x91.5. Thos. Donohue to Thos. EUson exch s,x79.7. Thos. M. Riley to George H. Smith. Maria L. wife of James Quinn to Jane A. Plymouth st, n s, 225 e Hudson av, 3.4x100. Manhasset, L. I, Foreclos 2,000 Meehan nom Thos. Donohue to Thos. EUson. Q. C nom Franklin av. e s, 97.9 w Park av, 16.8x10 •, h & Halsey st, s s. 433.4 e Reid av, 16.8x100, h&l. Powers st, n s, 100 e Judge st, 25x46 4x25x45.4] 1. Eliza T. White, widow, to George P. Van Eleanor E. wife of Richard J. McGowan to Plot on division line bet M. Kalbfleisch and | Doom. Mort. $l,l0i) 3,025 Casimer Ode, New York. Mort. $1.8(.'0.. .3,000 Wm, Conselyea, 102.7 e Judge st, runs }- Gates av. s s, 293.9 e Yates av, 18.9x1(10. War­ Halsey st, n s, 370 e Bedford av, 20x100, h&l. north 120.1 x east 12.7 x south 3. lO x east ren B. Sammis, Huntington, L, I., to Ansel Thomas B. Jackson to Cynthia Barnum..,7,250 14.1 X south 112.3 X west 25, hs & Is J B. Gildersleeve, same place 2 030 Heyward st, s s, 12() w Lee av, 120x100 ") Sarah McCarty, widow, and William J. and Gates av, s s, 3o0 w Tompkins av, lOOxlOi). Lee av, s w cor Heyward st, 60x80 ! Catharine McCarty, heirs J. McCarty, to Forecios. Thomas M. Riley to Lewis W. Lee av, w s, 80 s Heyward st, 30x8'l ( Henry Hneip 2,200 Barringer, Philadelphia, Pa 400 Heyward st, s s. So w Lee av, 20x100 J Rutledge st, s s, 116 e Lee av, 19x100, h&l. Gates av, s s, 25 e Nostrand av, 50x103. Syl- Charhis F, Lawrence to Richard Healy, Richard Healy to Herman G. Sperl 5.500 vanus L. Swimm to Martha L. Swimm. C,a.G 7,700 Remsen st, n s, 200 w Court st, 33x100. Wil­ Morts. $13,000 9,394 High st, n e s, 300,6 s e Jay st, 16.8xK'0. Jo­ liam W. Thomas to James C. Thomas et al., Greene av, s w cor Waverly av, 30x70, h&l. sephine A. Munson, Jersey City, infant, by trustees M. D. Thomas, dec'd. Mort. $8,0 0. Ernst Hinck to Louis H. Douber. Mort. W. W. Knight, guard., to Sarah wife of 20.545 $7,000. Jan. 10 nom Robert Orr. Infant's share 1,187 St. John's pl, n s, 124.7 e 7th av, 20x100, h&l. Hopkinson av, e s, 75 s McDougal st, 25x100, h Hancock st, s s. 35 w Tomokins av, 140xl3.5x Isabella wite of John Gordon to Bernard Mc­ & 1. George MiUer to George Wirth 1,000 140.7 to beginning, gore. James D. Lynch to Caffrey. Mort. $5,500 9,050 Hudson av, s e cor Concord st, 65x100x53x101.4. JohnC. Ely 500 Sackett st, s s, 236.8 w 3d av, 21.4x100. Mary Alice Peely, widow, and Peter Feely to John Hancock st, n s, 210 e Bedford av, 20x100. Su­ W. Dwight to William Vaughn 450 Finley. X Part 1,000 sanna E. C. wife of Walter C. Russell to SkUlman st, s e cor Willoughby av, 18x50, h & Lafayette av, s s, 332 w Franklin av, 16x100, h George R. Montfort. Mort. $4,500 7,800 1. Foreclos. Gerard M. Stevens to HamUton & 1. Patrick Lambert and James H. Mason Herkimer st, n s, 305 e Utica av, 20x100, h&l. Wallis, Orange, N. J i,600 to J. Mary A. C, Bulcroft 5,500 Margaret C, Given to Ehzabeth Fleckser. State st, s s, 86 e 3d av, runs east 34 x south 100 Lexington av, n s, 515 e Grand av, 20.1x100. Mort. $1,800 3,000 X west 30 X north 75 x west 14 x north 35, Paul C. Grenning to William Halstead, Mus­ Herkimer st, s s, 500 w Nostrand av, 25xl00.8x Lewis B, Loder, North Hempstead, to Daniel catine, Iowa. Mort. $5,(i00 exch 26x93.6. The Mechanics Fire Ins, Co., Brook­ T. WUliams, New York. Subject to mort. Meserole av, s s, 75 w Lorimer st, 25xl(;o, h&l. lyn to Wm. A, LighthaU 6,6L0 $4,.500, and conveyed as collateral for 3.000 George Cry gier to Edward M. Traphagen..5,000 Jefferson st, n s, lou e Franklin av, 20x100. Strong pl, ws, 175 s Harrison st, 24.2x109.10. Meserole av, s s, 50 w Oakland st, 25x75, h&l. Ebenezer Butterick, individ., and admr. of William N. Dean to David J. Dean 13,500 Louise E, wife of Wm. E. Sutphiu to W^il- Ellen A. Butterick to Mary E. Butterick. Q. Suydam st, n s, 100 e Willow st, 25x95. Lydia liamF. Corwith. Mort. $ I,.564 3,200 C. Mort. $4.,500 nom A. wife of John W, Gibbons to John Gibbons. Morgan av, w s, bet Montrose av and Meserole Judge st, w s, 39 n Powers st, 45x79. Michael C.a,G 1,500 St. gore of land of late A. Vandervoort prop­ Metzen to Charles Liudenstruth. M. $394. .3,800 Stockholm st, s e s, 125 n e Central av, 22. Ix erty, 103 feet on Morgan av. Robert B. Kosciusko st, s s, 10 i e Nostrand av, 17x100. 45x25,4x57.8. Benjamin W. Downing, Flush Sherman to Sharlot Shephard exch John J. Kennedy, New York, to Michael J. ing, L. I., to George Hoffman. Morts. Norman av, s s, 91.8 w Manhattan av, 16.8x95. McLaughUn 700 Sl,700 2,000 Orville B. Ackerly, Riverhead, L. I., to Er­ Lefferts pl, s s, 231.6 w Frankhn av, 16.8x130. Stockholm st, e s, 41.6 n Myrtle av, 82x45x25.5 nest B. Ackerly. More. X ot $l.oo() 833 Sarah J. wife of Alanson Tredwell to J. Wal­ x57, George Hoffman to Benjamin W. Orient av, n s, 475 w Guilford st, 50x200 to Mas­ ter Thompson 7,250 Downing nom peth av. Albert M. Kalbfleisch to Emma Lorimer st, e s, 226.3 s Norman av, 18.9x100, h Union st. n s, 170.10 w Clinton st, 22.11x100. wife of Francis P. Williams .5,250 & 1. Elizabeth H. wife of Charles N. Gerard Charles C. and WilUam M. Cummings, Orient av, n s, 503.7 w GuUford sfc, 2l.4xloo. to Orville B. Ackerly, Riverhead, L. I. Hettie L. wife of Isaac D, Weed and Isabella Emma wife of Francis F. Williams fco Frances Mort. $1,500 nom P. Cummings, heirs Louisa wife of W. A. K. wife of John T. Williams 750 Lorimer st, e s, 226.3 s Norman av. 18,9x100, "| Cummings, to Eliot McCormick, Mort, Putnam av, n s, 269 e Clason av, 21x100. John h&l. Mort. $1,,50>), and taxes..'. i $5,000 nom P, Young to Roberfc Atchison. Mort. Norman av, s s, li 8.4 w Manhattan av, 16,8x ( Same property. Eliot McCormick to Anna $1,000 2,500 95, Mort. % part, $ 1,0. 0 J W. wife of Charles C. Cummings. C. Same property. R, Atchison to Elizabeth J, Oruille B. Ackerly, Riverhead, L. I., to Chas. .^•^ nom Young 3,000 N. Gerard 833 West st, s w cor Oak st. 100x364. Edward P. Sackman av, e s, 325 n Liberty av, runs east 100 Marion st, n s, 500 e Stuyvesant av, 25x100. WUliams to Elias J. Vreeland, New Provi­ X north 50 x west 50 x north to East New William Simp.son to Ralph Messenger, Eliza­ dence, N. J. Mort. $ 15,003 35,000 York av, x west to Sackman av, x south to beth, N. J 500 3d st, s e s, 37.8 s w North 4th st, 33.4x60. beginning. New Lots. Henry Jaeger Sr,, to Madison st, s s, 230 w Franklin av, 20x100. Julia Waterbury to Patrick Ryan 3,700 Henry Jaeger, Jr. Morfc. $3,400 nom Foreclos. Gerard M. Stevens to The New South 3d st, n s. 149.9 e 3d st, 35.3x75, h&l. Same properfcy. H. Jaeger, Jr., to Jeannette York Life Ins. Co 4,0! 0 Catharine York wife of Joseph, to James c". wife of Henry Jaeger, Sr nom Magnolia st, s e s, 200 n e Central av, 25x100. Eadie 4,500 St. Marks av, s s, 135 e Clason av, 40x126. Adam Schardler to John Meehan, NewYork. South 5th st, n s, 175 e 4th st, 25x105. Eber A. James D. Lynch to Thomas D. Penfield. 400 Taxes, assess'mts, &c 1,500 Monroe st, n s, 283.6 e Yates av, 33.6x100. Conklin and Clarence, Wm. H. C, Ida J. WUUam B, Owen to Katie A. wife of W. W. and Benj. W. Lyons, and Florence wife of Throop av, s s, 80 w Middleton sfc, 20x85. Con­ Conway. Mort. $1,000 2,000 Roberfc Stryker, heirs Mary Lvon, to Fannie rad Frey to John A. Ziegler 2,000 Meserole st, s s, 125 e Hnmboldt st. Release L. wife of George W. Smith. 6-7 parts, Same property. Charles, Peter and Emil judgment. Adolph Rabel to Magdalena Mort. $ 1,600 :.. 4.300 Hentschel to Conrad Prey, Q. C nom Bareis 65 South 5th st, n e cor 6th st, 40x73. Foreclos. Throop av, w s, 50 s Wallabout st, 35xlf)0. Ed­ Same property, George Covert to same. Re­ Thomas M. Riley to Daniel Maujer 8,500 gar W. Crowell to Lizzie Stagg, Stratford, lease judgment 25 South 5th st, s s, 60 e South 4th st, 30x80. Conn. Morts. $3,700 exch Navy st, e s, 859.5 n Lafayette av, 30x97.11, Christina wife of Diedrich Cordes to Magda­ Throop av, w s, 35 n Gerry st, 25x10). John irreg. Leonard J, Huking to Jas, Hardie..nom lena Whaley. C. a. G. 3^ rart 1,500 Kammerer to Sophia wife of Andrew Zirkel, Nassau st, Nos. 23 and 25, n w cor Snells lane, North 6th st, s s, 375 w 6th st, 35x100, h&l. and Michael Zirkel. C. a. G 1,250 50x64, John Gelston et al., exrs. H. Shields, WiUiam H. TenEyck, New Brunswick, N. J., Union av, n e cor Monroe st, 48x100, East New and Catharine Shields, widow, to Moses to John J. Brady 3 100 York. Foreclos. Gerard M, Stevens to hred- Schwartz 11,500 9th st, e s, 40 n South 2d sfc, 30x73.6x—x—. erick Sheldon 250 Nelson st, n s, 106 e Clinton st, 16x100. h&l. Eliza P. Plandreau to Mary wife of Cartright Van Cott av, n s, 71,7 w Manhattan av, 25x84.7 Mary Jones, widow, New York, to Gilbert D. Macbride ^,500 X—X103.9, h&l. Sarah E. wife of Samuel and George W. Jones. More, $500 gift 9th st, s w a, 175 n w 3d av, 530.9x300 to 10th Self to Michael O'Keefe. Morts. North Henry st, w s, 164,3 s Herbert st, 26x"» St. Charles M. Field, assignee in bank­ $1,800 2,500 109.7x39,11x9.5.1 ' ruptcy, W. E. Doubleday to Ellen M. Vernon av, n s, 156.3 w Marcy av, 18.9x100. P. North Henry st. w s, 190.3 s Herbert st, 34x f Doubleday nom Rapelje Boerum to Elizabeth Lingsweiler, 124x28.10x109.6 J 10th st, n e s, 200 s e 6th av, 37.6x100, hs & Is. widow 2,500 John G. Law to Sarah Rose, extrx. J. Benjamin P. Tracy to William C, Davis, Kose 1,500 Vernon av, s s, 200 w Marcy av, 108.2x100. Mort $4,700 ...9.0C0 Susan Vanderveer to Patrick Sheridan... .5,408 January 15,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. 57

Willoughby av, s s. 275 w Yates av, 25x200 to Besemer, Mary E., exr. J. A. Besemer, to Ebel, Charles, to William S. Livingston, Jr. Hart st. Grace E. Cook to Charles N, Chad­ Mary Schiff, widow. 3d av, n w cor 164th st, 3d st, s s, 175 w 1st av, 25x100,6. Jan. 3, 3 wick 4,500 ,50x100. Jan. 12, 3 years. 1,000 years. 3,000 4th av, w s, 80 n Warren st, 20x80.10, h&l. Christie. William, to John H. Deane. Lexing­ Edling, Herman, to THE METROPOLITAN SAV­ Enima Rathstein to Sarah JBeck. J< part.3,500 ton av, n e cor 103d st, 17,5,11x95; lOSd st, n INGS BANK. 61st st, s s, 232 w Lexington av, Sth av, southerly corner 23d st, lOOxK 0 1 s, 95 e Lexington av, 25x100.11. Jan. 13 18.6xl00..5. Jan. 6, 2 years. 2,000 Interior lot, 10 i, 2 s w of 23d st, x 275 s e of demand. 10,193 Eller. Adam, to THE BROOKLYN LIFE INS. Co. .5th av, runs southeast 25 x southwest 70,2 x Same to same. Lexington av, e s, 75.11 n 103d st, 57th st, n s, 25 e lOth av, 30x100.5. Jan. 7, 1 abt 25x71.1 25x95. Dec 37, demand. 3,CO0 year. 20.000 5th av, easterly corner 23d st, runs southeast |- Same to saoie. 103d st, n s, 95 e Lexington av, Espriell, Dorothea L. C. de la, wife of .Tusto R. 700 to 6th av, x northeast 125.3 x northwest 25x100.11. Jan. 11, demand, 3.000 de la., to Peter Naylor, and ano., trustees P. 100 X northeast 75.3 to 33d st, x northwest Same to Bleecker Van Wagenen, exr. Jane B. Nrylor, dec'd. 56th st, No. 18 W., s s, .300 w 150 X southwest ItO.l x northwest to 5th av, Pox, dec'd. 103d st, n s, 95 e Lexington av, .5th av, 85x100.5. Jan, 13, 3 yrs, 5 per ct. 30,000 X southwest £.4 to beginning , 35x100.IL Jan.6, lyeai. 9.000 Fettretch, Catharine wife of John, to Clarissa Alexander M. White to The Atlantic Avenue Same to Samuel S. Constant et al., trustees T. E. Brown. 130th st, s s, 350 w 6th av. 16.8x Railroad Co.. Brooklyn. Mort. $40,000..40,000 Christy, dec'd. Lexington av, e s, 75.11 n 99.n. Jan. 13, due May 1. 1881. 1,000 Sth av. westerly cor Union st, 90x200. Anna 103d st, 35x95. Dec 37, 1 year. 8,000 Same to same. LSOth sfc, s s, 266.8 w 6th av, M. Monsell to Julia H. Packard. Morts. on Same to Thomas C. Ennever, Lexington av, e 16.8x99.11. Jan. 13, due May 1, 1881. 1,000 part of lots $7,500, assessments, &c 26,000 s, 75.11 n 103d st, 85x95. Jan. 11, 6 mos. 715 Same to same. 130th st, s s, 283.4 w 6th av, Brooklvn, Bath & Conev Island R. R., n wl Coar, John, to Patrick H. Power. 58th st, s s, 16.8x99.11. Jan. 1.3, due May 1, 1881. i,000 cor Old Bath lane, 263x85.6x363x90.6 i 300 w 6th av, 16.8x100.5. Jan. 11, 1 yr. 1,900 Fogal, Emily, North Castle, N. Y., to John Old Bath lane, late De Bruyens lane, n w s, f Connolly, Ellen M., widow, to John A. Weekes, Bussing, Jr. Williamsbridge road, n s, 34.9xl48.7x.38xl46 6, New Utrecht j 6th av, e s, 69.4 n 37th st, 30xl0u. Dec. 89, " Peter Briggs Homestead "—8}^ acres—also George J. Biowne to Caroline C, Browne. due Noy. 1, 1883, 3,000 J^ of road containing 33-100 acres. January More. $3,000 nom Crane, Alexander B , exr., &c., J. W. Mitch­ 8, 3 years. 1,000 Lot 39 West Meadow Bank Division, Graves­ ell, to THE EMIGRANT INDD ST. SAVINGS BANK, Fowler, Thomas, New Jersey, to Russell Sage. end. Nicholas Stillwell to George Stillwell. New York, 88th st. No. 156 W., s s, 103.3 e 71st sc, 335 w 8fch av. P. M. Jan. 3 yrs. 9,000 Q.C 75 7th av, runs south 98,9 x east 35.1 x north 35.3 Frey, Henry, fco Henry W. Sparnichfc. 10th av, Same property, Cath. A. Stillwell to same. X northeast 33,4 x north 50 to 28th st, x west n e cor 16th st, 23x100, being No. 96 10th av Q. C 75 28,6, Jan. 13,1 year. 12,f00 and 457 and 4.59 16th st. Jan. 12, 5 years, 5 Plot of land and dwelling house at Gravesend. Same to same. 7th av, Nos. 311, 313 and 315. per. cent. 12,000 Ann M. Wyckoff to Stephen S. Wyckoff, aud Nos. 158 and 160 West 28th st, being 7th Foley, Mary wife of Patrick, to Carl W. Paul, Release ,, .. nom av, s e cor 28th st, runs south 78.1 x east 76.3 Yonkers. Riverdale av. P. M. Jan, 6, due X north 8.1.x east 27.11 x north 70 to 28th st, Jan. 1, 1S83, 370 X west 102.2. Jan. 13, 1 year. 50,000 Flanagan, James, mortgagor, with P, H, Same to same. 7th av, Nos. SOl, 303 and 305, Delano, et al., trustees W. B. Astor, dec'd. and No. 163 West 27th st, being 7th av, n e Agreement extending mort. and reducing MORTGAGES. cor 27fch sfc, runs east 77.6 x north 71.1 x wesfc interest. NOTE.—The arrangement of this list is as follows 18.1 xorth 7.8 X west 58.3 to 7th av, x south Janon, Camilla de, mortgagor, with same. Two The first name is that of the mortgagor, the next thatcf 77.1'J. Jan. 13, 1 year. 40,000 agreements same nature as last. the mortgagee. The description of the property then Same to same. 27th st, Nos. 153,155, 157 and Gregg, Robert G., mortgagor, with same. follows, then the date of the mortgage, the time fo 159 W., n s, 105.10 e 7fch av, runs north 50 x Agreement same as last. which it was given, and the amount. The general dates north to centre block, x east 99.9 x south 98.9 Woods, James, mortgagor, with same. Agree­ used as headings are the dates when the mortgage was handed into the Register''s ofiice to be recorded. to 87th st, X west 99.6. Jan. 13, 1 year. 38.000 ment same as last. Wherever the letters "P. Jkf." occur,preceded by the Same to same. 88th st, Nos. 150 and 153 W,, s Donegan, Roger, mortgagor, with same. name of a street in these lists of mortgages^ they mean s, 150.8 e 7th av, runs south 50 x south 83.4 x Agreement same as last. that it is a Purchase Money Mortga(;e, and for fuller south 35.3 X east 49.4 x north 98.9 to 38th st, x Miles, Charles, mortgagor, with same. Agree­ particulars see the list of transfers under the corres­ west 51. Jan. 13, 1 year. 80,000 ment same as last. ponding date Curry, Peter, to Maria wife of Andrew Fay. Brandt, Rudolph, mortgagor, with same. 47th st, n s, 237.6 w 8d ay, 23.6x76.9x33.7x Agreement same as last. 74.9. Jan. 11, 5 years. 3,000 Becker, Joseph, mortgagor, with same. Agree­ liEAL ESTATE. Carnrick, Gertrude, wife of John, to Edward ment same as last. G. Burgess, Montclair, N. J. 65th st, s s. 100 Taylor, WiUiam H., et al., exrs. W. Taylor, NEV7 YORK CITY. w 4th av, 30x100,5. Jan. 3, 1 year. 16,500 mortgagors, with same. Agreement same as Crimmins, John D,, to Abraham S. Underbill, last. JANUARY 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 13. Plainfield, N. J. 84th st, n s, 150 w 4th av, 35 Fenton, Charles H., to Cornelia Graham, Allaire, Sarah C, to Marx and Moses Ottinger. xl33.9x31.5x113.7. Dec .5. . .5,000 widow, Newburgh. 122d st. P. M. Jan. 7, S6thst. P.M. Dec. 29,,due Jan 5, 1882. $7.50 Same to THE UNITED STATES FIRE INS. CO., due Jan. 8. 1884. 4,600 Archer, Daniel O., Tarrytown, N.Y., to Isabel­ New York. 84th st, n s, 135 w 4th av, 2.5x Gardiner, Eliza, widow, to Mary E. MiUer. New la Wallace. Greenwich st, e s, 50 n Beach st, 113.7x31.5x94.6. Jan. 10. 4,(00 Windsor, N. Y. S3d st. P.M. Dec. 31, due 25x135. Dec. 4, 1879, due Jan. 5, 1880. 2,578 Croft, William R., to John Baier. 75th st, n s, Jan. 1, 1886. 5,000 Arnold, Richard A., to Margaret M. Barnard. 250 w Av A. P. M. Jan. 6, duo Feb. 5, Gerber, Julie, wife of Moritz, to District No. 1 17th st, n s, 238 e 2d av, 19x103. Dec. 30, due 1881. 8,850 Independent Order Benai Berith. 19th sfc. Dec 30, 1883. 10,000 Same to William Stone. 75th st, n s, 350 w Av No. 353 E., n s, 140 w Isfc av, 20x93. Jan. 10, Bell, Elizabeth T., to Mary A. Horridge, 143d A, 47x102.2, dimension in second course 3 years, 5 per cenfc. 5,000 sfc, ss, 131.6 e Alexander av, 16.8x100. Jan. omitted. Jan. 8, due Feb. 1.5, 1881. 1,800 German, Philip, to Margaret V. wife of James 11, due Jan. I, 1S84. 2,0.0 Carley, Patrick, to Thomas Nelson. 47th st, s Rutherford, Kingston, N. J. Rivington st, n Same to James Angus. 143d st, s s, 148.3 e s, 2 0 w llth av, 25x98.5x36x105.8. Jan. 10, s, 3d lot from Chrystie st, 25x100. January Alexander av, 16.8x100. Jan. 7, due Jan. 1, 10 years. 1,800 7, 3 years. 15.000 1884. 2,000 Dards, Charles A., to Maria L. Clark, Hemp­ Gibbons, Thomas, to John R. and Ellen R. Bing, Simon, Jr., to Joseph Davidson. 10th av. stead, L. I. Midison av, n e cor 44th st, 35.5 Strong, exrs. G. T. Strong. 39th st, s s, 448.11 P, .M, Jan. 10, 3 years, 4% per cent. 8,000 XlOO; 44fch sfc, n s, 100 e Madison av, 35x100. e 8th av, 20.7x98.9. Jan. 10, 3 years. 13,000 Bing, Simon, Jr., and S. Bing, Jr., et al., exrs. Jan. 4, 2 years, 3,000 Gibson, Eliza P., widow, Hoboken, N. J., to M. Cooper. 109th st, s s, 66e 3d av, 17x68. Same fco Augiisfcus Schell. Same property. Annie T, Dunworth, Irving pl. No, 83, e s, Jan. 10, 3 years, 5 per cent. 1.350 Jan. 4, 3 years, 3,000 25 n l«th st, 25x108. Jan. 12 I year. 1,000 Same to same. 109th s s, 83 e 3d av, 17x68. Davis, Ann E,, wife of John B., to John H. Giles, Gilbert, Brooklyn, to THE MUTUAL IJIFE Jan. 10, 3 years, 5 per cent. 1..350 Deane. Lexington av, n w cor 106th st, 34 3x INS. CO., New York. Reade st, n s, 1.50.3 e Same to same. 118Lh st, n s, 330 w 4th av, 30x 75; Lexington av, w s, 50.11 n 106th st, 50x75, Elm st, 25x77.8 to Manhattan pl. x35.4x77.6. 100. Jan. 10, 3 years, 5 per cent. 1,300 Jan. 10, demand. 6,799 Jan. 11, due June 1, 1883. 2,000 Braden, AdeUa E., wife of John J., to Desier Degener, Henry, to Peter Fleckenstein. 1st av, Hannigan, James J., to Charles C. Thompsop. A, Clapp. USth sfc, n s, 187.6-w Av A or w s, 49.5 n 85th st, 49.4x100. January 1, Av D, n e cor 3d st, 48x75; Stanton st, n s, Pleasant av, 19.9x100.10. Jan. 11, lyear. 5,000 8K years. 2,400 39.10 w Mangin st, 39.10x70. Jan. 13, due Beuthner, Bertha, to Mayer Feuchtwanger, Duffy, James, to Paulina A. Morgan, 94th st. May 1, 1886. " 13,000 65th St. P. M, Jan. 6, due Jan. 7, 1883, 5 P.M, Jan. 11, 3 years. 11,000 Herrmann, Louisa, heir Alex. Herrmann, per cent. 5,003 Davis, Ann E., wife of John B., to John H. dec'd.. by FriedrichWettschureck, guard, and Bilz, John, to John J. Mander. 16th st, s s, Deane. Lexington av, w s, extdg from 106th Barbara Herrmann, widow, to Peter Doelger. 294 e 1st av, 25x103.3. Lease. Jan. 6, in­ to 107th st, 201.10x75. Jan. 8, demand. 19,863 4th st. No. 185 E., n s, 149.9 w 1st av, 25x96.3. stalls. 3,700 Same to same. Lexington av, n w cor 106th st, Jan. 13, due Jan. 1, 1886, 5 per cent. 5,000 Boeome, Emma and Christopher, to Charles H. 100.11x75. Jan, 8, demand. 13,005 Harrigan, John, to Charles llinckley. 3d av, Jones, Cold Spring Harbor, L. I. 128th st, n Same to same. Lexington av, s w cor 107th si, w s, 35.5 s 45th st, 35x95. May 18, note. 603 s, 175 e 7th av, 25x99.11. Jan. 7, 5 year. 500 100.11x175. Jan. 8, demand. 4,364 Higgins, Thomas C, Brooklyn, to Joseph Ho­ Brown, William R., White Plains, to THE MU­ Same to same. Lexington av, s w cor 107fch sfc. nig. 77th St. P. M. Jan. 6, 3 years. 8,400 Hofsass, John A., to Ann B. and Hilah T. 6ol- TUAL LIFE INS. CO., New York. Oak av. 100.11x75. Jan. 8, demand. 15,277 Walnut av, 133d and 134th sts, the block, 200 mer, Tappan, N. Y. 1st av. P. M. Dec x3u0. Jan. 6, due March I, 1883. 14,000 Duempelmann, Carolina, to Francis J. Heil­ 11, due Jan. 1,1886. 3,500 Burroughs, WiUiam P., to THE EQUITABLE mann. Lewis St. P. M. Jan. 1, 3 years. 750 Haaren, John W.. and Henry Meinken. Jersey LIFE ASSUR. SOC, U. S. 9th av. s w cor Dugro, Anthony, to George G. De Witt, Jr., City, to James L. Bogert. Greenwich st. No. 57th st, 135,5x100. Jan. 5, due Dec. 1, and ano., trustees Sarah Tallman, dec'd. I6th 410, w s, 35x80; Hubert st, n s, 46.6 w Green­ 1S82. 150,000 st, n e s, 135 s e Union pl, 35x100. Jan. 10, 5 wich st, 38x36x38x35.10; Greenwich st, n w Busch, Andreas, to Adelheid wife of Christo- years, 5 per cent. 35,000 cor Hubert st, 38x45.6x28.5x45.6. Jan. 10, 3 per Peters, Brooklyn. 53d st, s s. 150 w 9th Duryea, Margaret A., wife of Alonzo, to Sam­ years, 5 per cent. 30,000 Hamburger, Bernbard, to William Husta<^e. av, 50x100.5. July 1, 3 years. 5,000 uel P. Patterson. 26th st, s s, 105 w Lexing­ Baird, Liucv, wife of James', to Patrick Farley. ton av, 20x98.9. Jan. 10, 1 year. 1,000 6th av, 137th st. P. M. Jan. 10. 2 yrs. 15,000 114th st, n s, 200 w 1st av, 2.5x100.10. Jan. I, Davis, Ann E. wife of John B., to Samuel S. Hellman, Francis J., mortgagor with Elizabeth Lingsweiler, extrx. F. Lingsweiler. Agree­ 5 years. 2,200 Constant. Il4th st, s s, 73.10 w Lexington av, Baker, Mary A,, wife of Henry, to THE MUTUAL ment extending mort. nom 13x100.11. Jan. 11, 3 months. 5,000 Henkel, Sarah, widow, Brooklyn, tp Philip and LIFE INS. CO. College av, 144ch st. P. M, Same to same. 114th st. s s, 86.10 w Lexington Jan. 6, due March 1. 1881 1,150 William Ebling. Courtlandt av, e s, at centre Bennett, LucyE., to John W. Sterling, trustee av, 13x100.11. Jan. li, 3 months. 5,000 line block bet Schuyler st and Springfield st, of Cordelia Sterling. 48th st, s s, 530 w 5th Doying, Ira E., Huntington, L. I., to Emily A, runs north 50x100. Jan. 6, 3 years. 2,500 av, 16xlO0.,5. Lease. Jan. 3, 1 year. 10,000 wife of Elbert A. Brinckerhoff, Euglewood, Heryog, Marie L., widow, Mary L. wife of Bennett, R. Jane, wife of John W., to THE MU­ N. J. 4th av, w s. 80 s 67th st, 20..5x80. Jan. Gustav Miller, Annie E. wife of Christopher TUAL LIFE INS, CO,, New York. 121st st. No. 13, due Jan. 13. 1882, 20,000 Bingenheimer to Henriette Buddenhagen. Ill E., n s, 141 6 4ch av, 17xl00aL Jan. 11, Clinton st. No. 125, w s, 25x100. Dec. 32, Duffy, James, to James M. Boyd. 106th st. due Janj 1^ 1885.^ 5Q0 ^Be March 1,1883^ 6.O0O t Fd M. Nov.! If 6 mouthsj 38^500 58 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. January 15,1881

Hirsch, Henry, to THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL Nesbit, John, to THE BOWERY SAVINGS BANK, Same to same. 89th st, s s, 878,1 e 4th av, 33x LIFE INS. CO., Hartford, Conn. 51sfcsfc, n s, 71st st, s s, 42.6 e 4th av, 20.6x96.5. Jan. 8. 1 100.8. Jan. 8, 3 years. 15,000 74.9 e Md av, runs norfch 65 x easfc 3.3 x norfch year, 5 per cent. 13,000 Salter, Albert, to Joseph P. Graham. 33d st, 20 X easfc 13.6 x soufch 85 fco 51st st, x west Same to same. 71st st, s s, 104 e 4th av, 31x96.5. n s, 155 w 3d av, 30x98,9, Jan. 4, 5 yrs. 7,000 16.9. Jan. 8, 5 years, 5 per cent. 4,500 Jan. 8, 1 year, 5 per cent. 13,000 Stack, Johanna, wife of William, to Annie wife Hirsch, Ella, wife of Henry, to same. 51st st, n Neilson, John, New Brunswick, N. J., to Pran­ of Thomas Stack. Worth st, n w cor Baxter s, 163.6 e 2d av, 18.10x'00.5. Jan. 8, 5 years, ces E. Judah. Av B, w s, 111.11 s 2d st, runs st, all remaining of corner lot after opening 5 per cent. 7,250 north 80 x south 20 east 35 x soufch 5 x easfc 45 of Anthony St. Jan. 1.3, 5 years, 5 per ct. 3,.500 Same to same, ,51st st, n s, 181.4 e 2d av, 18.10 X norfch along av 25. Jan. 12, 3 years. 5,000 Stout, Joseph S., to THE GREENWICH SAVINGS xlOO.5. Jan. 8, 5 years, 5 per cent, 7,250 O'Hara, Charles E,, to Clement D, Newman, BANK. 51st st, n s. 336 e 6th av, 21x100.5. Houghton, Herbert R., to WUliam E, D. exr., &c., J. G. Reynolds. 47th st, n s, 645 w Jan. 12, 5 years, 5 per cent, 15,000 Stokes. 110th st. s s, 75 e 2d av. 25x75.8; llOfch 5th av, 25x100.5. Lease. AprU 20, 1868, 3 Treacy, Thomas P., to American Baptist Home sfc, s s, 100 e 2d av, 2.5x100.11; 3d av, e s, 35.8 s years, 7 per cent. Re-recorded. 7,000 Mission Society, 123d st. n s, 40 w 4th av, 20 llOth st, 50x75; 8d av, e s, 51.3 s 74th st. 51x Olssen, Ann E., to Maria L. Ryer. Franklin av, XlOO.ll. Jan. 8, 2 years ' 10.000 100. Jan. 8, 1 year. 5,000 part lot 135 map Morrisania, 40x190. Jan. 4, Same to Samuel S. Constant and ano., trustees Jenny, Ann M., wife of Jacob, to Caroline C. 3 years. 1,000 Eliz. A. Chapin. 123d st, n s, 60 w 4th av, Bishop. 1st av, e s, 25.10 n 113th st, 25x95. Phillips, Jane C, widow, to Adolph Speck. 20x100.11. Jan. 11, 1 year. 10,000 Jan. 11, lyear. 8.500 Washington av, n w s, sub-division 3 of lot Same to same. 123d st, n s, 20 w 4th av, 20x Same to same. 1st av, e s, .50.10 n I12th st, 35x 13 map Morrisania. 58.11x200. January 1. 1 100.11. Jan. 11,1 year. 10.000 95. Jan. II, 1 year. 8,500 year. ' 300 Treacy, Thomas P,, to John H. Deane. 123d Juch, Wilhelmine, wife of William A., to Wil­ Pierson, Edgar L., Brooklyn, to Roger A. Fran­ st, n w cor 4th av, 30x100,11. Jan. 6, lyr. 10,000 liam A. Cauldwell. 2d av, s w cor 107th st, cis. 123dst, ns, 235 e 6th av, 50x99.11. Jan. Tracy, John J„ to Charles F, Galilee. 122d st, 100.11x100, four lots on av, and one on street. 7, demand. 2,700 n w cor 2d av, 17.6x70. Dec 6, 1 year. 1,300 5 morts., each $5,7.50. Jan. 6. 4 months. 18,750 Post, Alfrei B.. to Katharine Green, Annapo- Same to same. 133d st, n s, 17.6 w 8d av, 3 lots, Same to Samuel S. Constant. 107th st, s s, 300 Us, Md. 45th st, s s, 210 e Sth av, 20x100.5. each 14x70, 3 morts., each $1,000. Dec 6, w 3d av. ,50x100.11. Jan. 5, 3 months. 11,500 Jan. 7, 1 year. 6,000 1 year. 3,000 Johnston, Emma J., wife of John S , Long Is­ PoweU, Calvin C, Nyack, N. Y.. to Frank M. Same to WiUiam H. Guion, as treasurer. 133d land Cifcy, N. Y., to Juliet McE. Birckhead, Bird, N. Y. llth st, s s, 480 w 6th av, 22.6x sfc, n s, 73.6 w 3d av, 14x70. Dec, 6, 1 yr, 1,300 8Sth st, n s, 235 w Av A, 22x300.8. Jan. 10, U8.9. Jan. 3, 3 years. 7,000 Same to same, 132d st, n s, 59.6 w 8d av, i4x instals. 6.500 Pressler, Valentine, to Arthur Gillender and 70. Dec. 6, 1 year. 1,800 Same to same. SSth st, n s, 207 w Av A, 28x ano., exrs. G. E. L. Hyatt. Clinton pl. No. Thomas, James C, to William W. Thomas and 100.8. Jan. 10, instals. 8,500 133, being Sth st, n s, 77.7 e 6th av, 2.5x93.11. ano., trustee Marquis D. Thomas. 47th st, Same, Astoria, L. I., to Hannah A. wife of Jan. 8, 3 years, 5 per cent, 3.000 n s. 60 w 6th av, 80x80. Jan. 1, 1 year. 2,630 Blackburn B. Pew. SSth sfc, n s, 207 w Av A, PuUman. Samuel C, to THE EMIGRANT INDUS­ Van Fleet. Charles, to Richard J. Clarke. 78th 50x100.8. Jan. 11, due July 1, 1881. 1,270 TRIAL SAVINGS BANK. 1st av, e s, 27.2 n 71st St. P. M. Jan, 11, 1 year. 3,500 Kaiser, Isidor, mortgagor with Margaret A. st, 25x75. Jan, 12. 1 year. 5,000 Van Fleet, Charles, Brooklyn, to Newbold Harrison. Agreement extending mort. Reilley, Thomas J., Brooklyn, to Bessie wife of Lawrence. 75th st. P. M. Jan, 8, due Feb. Keller, Morris, to Charles A. Buddensiek. 86th Solomon L. Jacobs. 97th st. P. M. March 15, 1883. 24,500 .st, s s. 94e 1st av, 300x103.3. Jan. 7, due Feb. i:, 3 years. 18,.500 Varnum, James M., to Sara E. S. wife of 1,1881. 15.000 Rinaldo, Minnie, wife of Marks, to Morris Charles E. Appleby, Glen Cove, L. I. 32d st, Keane, Anna C, widow, to THE EMIGRANT Steinhardt. 2d av, w s, 25.5 s 54th st, lOOx s s, 160.2 w Madison av, 31.10x98,9, Jan, 10. INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK. Stanton st, s e 100. Jan. 13. 1 year. 926 demand, 3,000 cor Clinton st, 25.4x100. Jan. 7, 1 year. 11,000 Radde, William, to Louise Klener. 14th st, n Van Roy, John, mortgagor, with Alfr . •'7,700 to Marrilla Mackenzie. Oxford st, w s, 299 n Nolte, EmUia, extrx, W, Nolte. to Joseph Stig- Lafayette av, 23x100, Dec, 13, 1 year, 2,503 Squier,J, Bentley, to THE NEW YORK LIFE Daul, Balthasar, to The Orphan Home, Brook­ ler. 25th sfc, n s, 275 e 9th av, 25x98.9. Jan. INS. Co. 89th st, s s, 261.1 e 4th av, 17x100.8. 8, 6 years, 5 per cent. 2,000 lyn. Walton st, s s, 175 w Throop av, 25x100. Jan. 8, 2 years. 5,000 . Jan. 3, due Jan. 1,1886. 600 Jannary 15, 1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORI\ 59

Dunn, Gertrude, to R, H, Meserole, Hudson Lange, Heinrich, to Hermann Lange. Port­ Taylor, Susan, to Mary J. Davis, Laurel HiU, Co., N. J. 6th av, s e s, 56,2 w 17th st, 16x70. land av, w s, 474.3 n Auburn pl, 22.2x109. L. I, Pacific st, s w s, 150 n w Smith st, 25x Nov. 84. 1 year. 250 Jan. 1, 5 years, 5 per cent. 2,000 100. Jan. 3. 3 years. 36S Dobbins, Joseph, Port Richmond, S. I., to H. Leszynsky, William M.. New York, to Stephen Traphagen, Edward M., New York, to Debo­ H. Case, et al.. exrs. T. B. Worth. Dean st, H. Williamson, Flatbush. Prince st. P. M. rah and P. B. Devoe, exrs, W. D. V, Devoe, s e cor Underbill av, 21.6x45.3. Dec 11, due Jan. 11, 3 years. 3,300 Meserole av. P.M. Jan. 1,3 years. 2,.50O Jan. 1, 1886. 1 000 Lawrence, Ellen V., wife of Andrew W., to Trunk, Martin, New York, to Ludwig Levy. DonneUy, Catharine, widow, to Thomas M. Edward A. Tuttle. 4th st, n w s, 100 n e Adam st, northerly cor Bremer st, 2.5x100. Brasher. State st, s s, 175 w Hoyt st, 25x100. North 9th st, 50x100. Jan. 8, 1 year. 500 Jan. 1,1 year. 2,000' Jan. 7, 5 years, 3.000 Lischthall, William A., to The Mechanics' Fire The Atlantic Av. R. R. Co.. Brooklvn, to Alex­ Eadie, James C, to Catharine York. South 3d Ins, Co,, Brooklyn, Herkimer st. P. M, ander M. White. 5th av, 6th av^ 23d st, &c. St. P. M. Jan. 3, 3 years. 3,000 Sept. 10, 1 year. 5,000 P. M. Jan. 10, demand, 5 per cent. 40,000 Engel, Gottlob, to Bernbard Haussner. Cook McCarty, Thomas, to Anson Blake, Jr., Orange, The German Evangelical Aid Soc, Brooklyn, st, n s, 100 w Humboldt st, 25x100, Jan. 3, N, J, State st, s w cor Bond st, 49.8x33x3x to Alvin C. Henderson Fairfax st. P. M. instaUs, 3,000 12x0.6x56x50x100. Jan. 10, due Sept. 1, Jan. 1, 5 years, 5 per cent. 2,000' Faber, Peter, to Susanna Simon, widow. John­ 1884. 2,000 Trilsbach, Joseph, individ. and admr. A. Trila- son av, n s, 150 w Humboldt st, 25x100. Jan. McFeeters, Mary A., wife of Robert, to The bach, tn Ursula and Elizabeth Mehrmann. 2, 3 years, 5 percent. 1,500 Brooklyn Life Ins. Co. Greene av, s s, 145 e Graham av, w s, 50 s Moore st, 25x100. Jan. Fagan. Mary, A., wife of Edward, to Henry Clason av, 30x100. Jan. 8, I year. 1,800 2, 3 years. i,200 B. Valentine, et al., exrs. Schuyler Valen­ MacKenzie, Ann B., widow, to Hannah M., wife Vause, Kate, wife of WiUiam, to Phebe P. Kis- tine, dec'd. Court st, w s, 75 n Amity st, 25x of Oliver E. Benson, Freeman st, P. M. sam. Flushing. Jefferson st, n s, 100 w Nos­ 75, excepting portion taken for opening of Jan. 4, 3 years. 1,000 trand av, 50x93x50.3x96.6. Jan. 6, 5 years, Court sfc, Jan, 7, due Jan. 1, 1886, 6,000 Meyers, Herman, mortgagor, with Edwin S. collateral. 3. .500 Flagler, John E., to Dorinda A. Bough ton, Ralph. Agreement extdg. mort. and reduc­ Same to Phebe P. Kissam, Flushing, L. I. Furman st, s e s, 282,3 s w Bushwick Boule­ ing interest. nora Clarkson st, n s, 1,040.10 e Flatbush turnpike, vard, 81.6x100, Dec 1, 1 year. 3,000 Same wifch same. Agreement similar to runs north 247.3' x east 60 x south 124 x Giel, John, to Willibald Me'ndler, Pittsburgh, above. nom west 10 X south 123.4 to Clarkson s„, x west 50. Pa, South 4th st, n s, 325 e 10th st, 25x95. Moeller, Hermann H. W., to William Horton. Jan. 6, 5 years. 3,500 Jan. 1, 5 years, 5 per cent. 4.500 Van Cott av, n e cor Hnmbold st, 85x95. Vein. Francis X., to Abraham Underbill. Lu- Gor,don, Isabella, wife of John, to Nathaniel Jan, 1, 4 years. 1,,500 queer st, n s, 129.3 w Court st, 30.10x100. H. Clement. St. Johns pl, n s, 144.7 e 7th av. Macbride, Mary, wife of Cartwright, to Elijah Jan. 3, 3 years. 1,600 20x100. Sept. 14, due March 1, 1881. 1,500 P, Plandreau. 9th st, e s, 40 n South 8d st. Voss, Hermann, to Christian F. Miller, exr. C. Goritz, Otto, to John H. Recke, New York. P. M. Jan, 4, 5 years. 1,700 H. Tonjes, Broadway, n e cor 2d st, 19. Ix Franklin st, e s, 75 s Eagle st, 25x95, Jan. 1, McGlynn. Sarah and Mary, to James Crombie. 42.3x10.9x45.8. Jan. 3, 1 year. 8,000 5 year, 1,000 Raymond st. No. 40, w s, 138.6 s TUlary st, Whaley, Magdalena, wife of Thomas, to Wil­ GiU, Philip, H., to EUzabeth W. Blake, et al., 35x100.6. Jan. 6, 1 year. 600 liam Baltz. South 5th st, s s, 60 e Cth &t, 20x exrs. A. Blake. Bowne st, P. M, Dec. 83, McLaughlin, Michael J., to John J. Kenner, 8u. Jan. 12, S years. 1,500 due Feb. 1, 1884. 1,000 New York. Kosciusko st. P. M. Jan. 4, 6 Witt. James A., to Charles P. Petiy. Lafay­ Green, Thomas and Mary his wife, mortgagor, months. ,500 ette av, s s, 235 e Lewis av, 50x100. Jan. 7, with Henry Knight, Agreement extdg Moffatt, James, to Lorenz Hendrickson, due Jan. 1. 1883, 500 mort. and reducing int. nom Weehawken, N. J. Freeman st, n s, 325 w Wadleigh, George A., to Andrew Kolbert. Hicks, Stephen, to Thomas F. Pendleton. Skill- Manhattan av, 35xl0i'. Jan. 6, due Jan. 1, Jefferson st, n s, 185 w Franklin av, 21x100. man st, s s, 8oO w Lorimer st, ;^5xl00, Jan. 1, 1880. 1,000 Jan. .5, 3 years. 9,750 3 years. 3,800 Nees, Charles, to Bai"bara Klein. Montrose av, Williams. Emma, wife of Francis F,, to Charles Hathorn, Catharine L , wife of and John P., to n s, 100 e Ewen st, 35x100. Jan. 10, due Jan. W. Coooer. Orient av, n s, 475 w Guilford The Kings Co. Savings Institution. 4th st, e 1, 1888, 5 per cent. 4, ,500 st, 28.7x100x21,4x100 to Maspeth av, x 50x20'>. s, 84.9 s Division av, 34.9x133.11x83x113.10. Nelson, Samuel T., to William Smith. Broad­ Jan. 6, 5 years. 2,500 Jan, 4, 1 year. 1,000 way, s ws, 140 n w Macon st. Document ex­ Williamson, John S., to Simon Rapalje, New Healy, Richard, to Charles F, Lawrence. plaining that a deed of this property made Lots, Sth st, s s, 247.10 w 7th av, 80x100. Heyward St. P.M. Dec 1, lyear. 6,700 between above parties was intended as a Jan. 8, due Jan. 1, 1882. 3,000 Helin, John P., to John P. Hoff ner. New York. mortgage. Wirth, George, to Emily MiUer. Hopkinson 10th st, s s, 287,4 e 5th av, IS.SxlOO, Jan, 1,3 Nichols, George, to Irene Curtis, New York. av, e s, 75 s McDougal st, 85x100. Jan. 3, 5 years, 5 per cent. 2,000 Rogers av, s w cor Prospect pl, 16.3x80. Jan. years. 500 Hirm, John, to Egbert Winkler. Park av, s s, I, 8 years. 3,500 Wilson, Alfred, to Arthur H. Smith. Lincoln 200 w Throop av, 25x100, Jan, 7, 6 years, 5^ Same to Gilbert Du Bois, EUenviUe, N. Y, av, e s, 340 s Atlantic av, 75x800 to Sheridan per cent. 8,500 Rogers av, w s, 33.4 s Prospect pl, 48.3x80, av. Dec. 1, 8 years. 506 Hicks, Mary, to Sarah CampbeU. Baltic sfc, n Jan. 6, due Feb. 6, 1881. 11,850 Wason, Sarah E., Hempstead, to John 0. Bur­ s, 38.4 w Nevins st, abt 18.4x80. Jan. 12, 2 Same to Andrew T. McClintook and ano., trus­ nett. Orange st, s s, 175 e Hicks st, 85x100. years.. 100 tees Sarah H. Woodbury, dec'd. Rogers av, Dec. 30, 1 year. 470 Indig, Johanna, widow, to Henrietta Cohen. w s, 16.3 s Prospect pl, 16.1x80. Jan. 1,1 yr, 3,350 Hicks st, e s, 76 n Middagh st, 25x100. Jan. O'Donohue, Thomas, New Lots, to Margaret, 4, due Jan I, 1886. 1,600 Chas. H., and En;ma A. Graham. Smith av. MOE-T^AOEIS — A«SiaN MEN Ttt Jost, Peter, to John Wachter. 41st st, s s, 100 P. M. Sept. 8, 1 year. 500 e 1st av, 25x100.3. Dec. 31, due Jan. 1, '85. 400 Oestreicher, Ann M., wife of John, to Caroline NEW YORK GIT'S:. Johnston, George H. and Mittie N., his wife, to Wolf. Eagle st, s s, 100 e Manhattan av, 85x DECEMBER 31ST TO JANUARY 13TH—^isctusmE. John H. Vail, Islip, L. I, Huron st, s s, 120 e 100. Jan. 1, 5 years. 1,000 FrankUn st, 25x100. Jan. 10, 3 years. 2,500 Piper, Huldah A., New Utrecht, to Nathaniel Austin, Lewis H., Orange, N. J., to Charks Kelly, Peter and John J., to The Metropolitan H. Clement. Elliott pl, w s, 315.8 s Hanson P, Austin. 1-6 of mort. 13,000 Savings Bank. 9th st, s w s, 100 s e 5th av. 3 pl, 80.6x100. Dec 11, 3 years. 400 Bparua, Joseph H., to John F. Waldorf. 3,000 lots, each 16.7x93.6. 3 Morts., each $3,000. Richardson, Emilie, wife of William H., to Bearus, Joseph H., to Henry M. Halsey. 1,500 Jan. 7, 1 year. 6,000 Richard J. Chard. Gates av, s s, 98 e Down­ Bitter, John G., to Walter A. White. 3,500 Kenna, Edward, to JuUet A. Munn, Vander- ing st, 37x100. 2 morts. Dec. 8, 2 years. 1,000 Bockes, Augustus, and ano., exrs. J. H. bUt av, e s, 333.6 s Park av, 30x100. Jan. 11, Ryan, Patrick, to Julia Waterbury. 2d st. P. White to Maria wile of Ferdinand Welc­ 3 years. 5,0l 0 M. Jan, 3,1 year. 1,300 zek, Hudson City, N. J. 18,2.50 Same to Mary H. McCord. Vanderbilt av, e s, - Sammis, Lewis, to Laura G, Whiting, Chester, Braun, John, and G. Jakobs to William 303.6 6 Park av, 20x100. Jan. 11, 3 years. 5,0' 0 Vt, Hewes st, s s, 354.8 e Lee av, 30.10x100. Stone. 90 Same to same. Vanderbilt av, e s, 283.6 s Park Jan. 5, 1 year. 4,000 Ryrne, Mary T,, widow, to Arthur Gillender av, 20x100. Jan. 11, 3 years. 5,000 Same to The Williamsburgh Savings Bank. and ano., exrs. G. E. L. Hyatt. 5,000 Kern, Franz C, New York, to John C, Wirth, Hewes st, s s, 375 e Lee av, SO. lOxloO. Jan, Bradley, Edwin A., to John H. Deane. 1,297 Humboldt st, w s, 80 s Montrose av, 20x80, 5, 1 year. 8,000 Same to same. 1,297 Jan. 3, due Jan. 1, 1883, 6 0 Same to same. Hewes st, s s, 333.4 e Lee av, Burr, Sarah, to Thomas Reid. 5,000 Kneip, Henry, to Barbara Straub. Devoe st, 20.10x100. Jan5, lyear. 4,000 Bautr, Moritz, to Eliza Guggenheimer and s s, 335 w Olive st, 8.5x185; Powers st, n s, 100 Schmidt, Christian, to G. Heussy. New York. Salomon Marx, 2,900 e Judge st, 25x46.4x35x45.4; Plot on division Warren st, n s, 175 e Smith st, 25x100, Dec. Same to same, 8,000 line bet land of Kalbfleisch and Conselyea's, 31, due Jan. 1, 1886, 5 per cent. 3,500 Beeckman, Thomas H., Brooklyn, to Sarah 103.7 e Judge st, ruus north 180,Ix east 13.7 x Sheridan, Patrick, to Susan Vanderveer, Ver­ H. Powell. 8.000 south 3.10 X east 14.1 x south 113.3 to said non av, P. M. Jan. 4, 8 years. 5,100 Bissell, Victorine, Brooklyn, to Emily J. boundary line, x west 88. Jan. 4, due Jan. Schlinger, John, to Gustav Hilchen 'and Caro­ Murray. " l,044 lina, his wife, Maspeth, L. I. Gwinnett st. Bittermann. Theodore, to Hellmuth Kranich. 1,000 3, 1884. 8,300 Brill, Adelheid, to Linda Frankenthal. 15,'00O Levy, Abraham M.,to Hannah Enston, Emilie, P. M. Jan, 3, due Jan. 1, 1834. 1,500 Schul, Hartmann, to Peter S. Bergen. Penn­ Barnett, David, exr., &c., J. G. Reynolds, to Bucks Co., Pa. Lee av, s e cor Heyward st, Charlfis E. O'Hara, trustee. 7,000 20x75. Jan. 8, due Jan. 1,1884. 5,000 sylvania av, w s, 100 n South Carolina av, 85 xlOO, Jan. 4, due Jan. 1. 1886. 800 Bauer, Moritz, to Eliza, wife of Randolph Same to same. Lee av. e s, 20 s Heyward st, Guggenheimer, aud Salomon Marx, 10,000 Spring, Lydia, widow, to The Equitable Life 4 lots, each 20x75. Mort. on each $4,500. Bell, John, to Max Danziger. 523 Assurance Soc, U. S, Amity st, Nos. 137 and Jan. 8, due Jan. 1.1884. 18,000 Same to same. 1,500 139, strip 0.10x100, lying between said num­ Linnsweiler, Elizabeth, widow, to F. Rapelje Same to same. '528 bers. Given as security for lien on another Boerum, Vernon av, n s, 156.3 w Marcy av, Case, James JW., Brooklyn, to Taroline E., strip, which is released, Dec. 11. 18.9x100. Dec 6, 8,800 wife John Randall, Newark, N, J. nom Stearns, James S , to Mary A. Curtis, Water- Litchfield, Erasmus D., London, England, to Same to same. nom town, Conn, Gates av. s s, 30 e St, James pl, Clements, Robert T,, to Lewis DeGroff and Eli Robbins, 9th st, centre Une, 863.9 n w 3d 8Cx90. Jan. 6, demand. 1,7,50 av, runs northeast 260 to centre line Sth st, x Son. nom southeast 65,10 x northeast 150 to s s 7th st Simpson, George P., to William W. StoU. Clinton, Charles, et al,, exrs,, &c,, F. Neff, to basin, x northwest 787.10 to e s Gowanus Keap st, n s, 341 w Bedford av, 19.4x100. Margaret Hoffman. nom Canal, x southwest 150 to centre Sth st, x Jan, 6, due May 1, 1886, 5 per cent, 3,000 Comstock, Sylvester R., exr. A. R. Cooper, to southeast 375.9 x southwest 260 to centre 9th Same to same. Keap st, n s, 26o.4 w Bedford Catharine A, C. Comstock. nom st, X southeast 386.3. with water rights, &c. av, 19.4x100. Jan. 6, due May 1, 1886, 5 per Coudert, Charles, trustee, to Joseph J. Almi- Nov. 2, 3 years. 50,000 cent. 3,000 rall. 10,000 Cudhpp, Joseph, to Annie M. Cudlipp, all Lowry, Hattie D., wife of Joseph Ti,, Now Simpson, Mary C. wife of James S,, to William title, 1878, nom Utrecht, to Thomas Hoyt. Carroll st. P. W. StoU, Keap st, n s, 221.8 w Bedford av, CuUen, Henry J., Jr., referee, to Annie M. M, Jan. 5, instaUs, 8,500 19.4x100. Jan. 6, due May 1, 1886, 5 per Walsh and Joseph Cudlipp, 1874. nom LoveU, Margaret E,. wife of Aaron, to The cent, 3,000 Cutting, Walter L,, to Adon Smith, commit- Dry Dock Savings Institution, Keap st, n w Straus, PhUlip, to Joseph Weil. Grand st, s s; . tee, 1872, lo.ooo s, 85 n e Lee av, 40x100. Jan. 8, 1 year, 5 125 e 7th st, 25x77, Jan. 10, 3 years, 5 per Carpenter, Dennis M., to Sylvanus T, Can­ per cent. 5,000 cent. 6,000 non. 2,800 60 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. January 15, 1881

Chapman, Oilow W., superintendent of the Robinson, Edmund R, trustee to James Seitz, Jacob, to John Benham. 1,000 Insurance Department, New York, to Thompson. nom Sands, Samuel S., New York, to Anne Mallon. 150 North America Life Ins. Co. nom Steinhardt, Morris, to Frederic A. Kursheedt 6,000 Schenck, Guilliam, treas., to VVilliam H, Dun­ Corning, Ephraim L., to E. L. Corning and Sattler, Theodore, exr. T. Graf, to William, ning, et. ai,, trustees, J. A Robertson. nom ano., trustees Sarah A. D. Lewis. Kings Jacob and Henry Schneider. 1,100 Schmitt, Irancis, to Lfopold Michel. 300 Co. mortgage. 7,000 Schenck, Peter, to John Cloughen. 1,800 Schuster, Anna, to John Botlander. 1,750 Cram, Henry A., to Henry A. Cram and ano., SharKey, Ellen, to Eliza, wile of Randolph Straus, Adolph D., to The Hanover Fire In­ exrs., &c., G. C. Cram, dec'd. nom Guggenheimer. 2,892 surance Company, 4,000 Crane, Maiy S., extrx., &c., R. Crane, dec'd, Sttiuliardt, Morris, to Selig Steinhardt. 7,500 Strong, Mary C. and Thomas S., exrs. Henry to William R Crane. nom ."^ame to same. 4,005 T. Strong, to Mary C. Strong. 2,100 CuUen, William, to Mary Collins, nom •ifone, Leander, to George L. Rives. 2,800 Same to same. 2,500 Cummings, Richard, to John H. Deane. nom Sanders. Joshua C, to Blanche E. wife of Terhune, Abraham "V., to John Kendrick. 300 Deane, John H., lo WUliam F. Lee, 2,036 Joseph H. Mahan. 3,000 The Germania Fire Ins. Co., to Henry WiUs. 2,000 Deane, Jonn H., to Samuel S. Constant. nom Steers, Abraham, to John H. Deane, nom The Zion Widows and Orphans Soc, New Same to William A. Cauldwell. 3,4';^5 Steers, Abraham, to John*H. Deane. 1,000 York, to Edwin S. Ralphs. 1,000 Deane, John H., to The University of Roch­ Same to same. 1,000 Varuum, James M., guard. A. B. Graham, to ester. 10,000 Stein, Herman, to Mary fA. and Sarah J. James O. Sheldon and J. M. Yarnum, Deane, Bertha A., to WiUiam A. Cauldwell. 3,457 Culgin. 3,000 trustees. 1,507 Deane, Johu H , to William Whaley. 5.595 Townsend, John J., et al., exrs.. i^c, F. Vi'ooman, Charles W., guard. Kate J. Bavlis, Same to WUliam A. CauMweU, 6,799 Bronson, to Frederic Bronson. 1874. nom to John MUler. 1877. ' 1,000 Delano. Joseph C, New Bedford, Mass., to Townsend, John J., and ano., exrs. F. Bron­ Weber, Rosa, to Frederick L. Suter, 1,000 EUza A. Dean. 10,000 son, to Egerton L, Winthrop, trnstee, 1870. nom Wood, Valentine, exr. Mary Dorlon, to Val­ Dillon, Jane T. and ano., exrs. J. Murphy, to The German Savings Bank, New York, to Jos. entine Wood, Hempste.ad. 1871. 1,000 Joseph Grunhard. 7,860 E. Carreau, 2,000 Willets. Samuel, to Mary W., wife of Avon Davies, David, to Henry C. Smith. 1,000 The New York Life Ins. Co., New York, to Wright, SpringDoro, 1869. 1,250 Deane, Bertha A., to Caroline C. Bishop. 1,000 John F. Shepard. 8,000 Same to Elizabeth P. Willets, North Hemp­ Deane, John H,, to the University of Roch­ Tompkins, Frederick, Newport, exr. Mary E. stead, 1879. 1,000 ester. 7,500 Tompkins, to Henrv Weil, Brooklyn. 3,050 Same to same. 7,500 Van Valer, William H'., to Charles Mott. 3,157 Same to same. 8,000 Vigoroux, Amelie R. exr, V. Vigouroux, to Same to same. 7,500 Mina Schoenferber. 6,500 Same to same. 7,000 Webb, Sarah B. and Elizabeth E. Miggs to CHATTELS. Deane, John, to David and William Dawson. 750 John H. Deane. 3,763 XoTK.—The first name, alphabetically arranged, is Deane, John H., to Samuel S. Constant. nom Williams, Benjamin, to Bertha A. Deane. 2,000 that oj the Mortgagor, or party who gives the Mort- Dodge, Arthur M., and Eiward K. Meigs to Wood, James, to Samuel S. Constant. 13,000 ijage. The "i2" means Renewal Mortgage. John E. Styles. nom Ward, Margaretta H,, to John F. Iden. 1,000 Egan, Kieran, Brooklyn, to Joseph L. Gerety. 2,000 Same to same. 1,000 Engel, Gustav, to Theodore Susemihl. S45 Weed, Gershom B., exr., kc, James Hall, NEW YORK CITY. Ferguson, Georgs P., to James F. Ferguson, dec'd, to Alex. Hamilton, exr, John P. JANUARY 7TH TO 13TH.—INCLUSIVK. committee. 12.000 March, dec'd. 24,000 Forbes, John E., to Laura S. Forbes. nom Whitehead, Charles, to Frances M White­ SALOON FIXTURES. Foster, Frederic de P., to George L. Kings- head, nom Becker, C. & J. 78 Canal .. A. P. Wa: eaer. $157 Bienfait. A, 335 W. 41....W. H. GriffliU & Co. land et. al., exrs. A. C. Kingsland, dec'd, 2,025 Whitehead, WUUam, to Charles Whitehead, nom Pool Table. 275 Guggenhei3:er, Eliza, wife of Eandolph, and Winter, Jacob, individ., and as admr, P. Breidenback, J. S. 121 Willett....W. H. Griflath Solomon Marx, to Moritz Bauer. 4,000 Winter, to Frederick Opperman. nom & Co. Pool Table. 300 Guggenheimer, Eliza, wife of Randolph, and Willard, John, Norwich, Conn., to Mary S, Bruhl, J. 433 6th.... H. Schalk. s;50 Salomon Mar.x. to Moritz Bauer. nom Crane, extrx. R. Crane, dec'd. nom Cable, T. E Coney Island .. F. & M. Schaefer. Guggenheimer, Randolph, to Moritz Bauer. 5,000 Welch, Mary, widow, and the heirs ofR, Saloon Fixtures. Furniture, &c. (R) 10,000 Gaudy, Sheppard, trustee J. Gaudy, to Solo­ AVelch, to Margaret E, de Forest. nom Carolan,P. 539 Flushing av, Brooklyn....D. mon Loeb and ano., exrs. H. Woodleaf. 5,500 Weyer, Sebian, to HenryC. Raynor. 3,300 Jones. (R) 138 Costello, L. 200 Hester....Kate Higgins. 200 Goelot, Robert and Ogden, exrs, R. Goelet, Whaley, William, to Bertha A. Deane. 5,595 Cas-idy. J. 4 Clinton pl H. Rasch. 300 to Robert and Ogden Goelet, 122,075 Zacharie, Marie L., wife of Pierre E., to John Doyle, M. 112 Av D....C. H. Smith et al. (R) 250 Gueeenheimer, Eliza and Salomon Marx, to O'Connor, Newark. nom Duane, J. P. 194 West....Brunswick & Balke Edward Leissner. 4,963 Co, Pool Table. 140 George, Louis, to Lucas George. 2,0u0 David. Bertha. 99 Essex—Kate Gerber. Bar GUman, Daniel H., and ano., admrs, Israel KINGS COUNTY, N. Y. Fixtures and Furniture. 470 Randall, to Jacob F. Wyckoff, 6,000 Eppler, A. Hester and Allen....W. H. Griffith DECEMBER 30TH TO JANUARY 12TH—INCLUSIVE. & Co. Pool Table. 250 Same to same, 7,000 Gerold. J. 245 Stanton....W. H. Griffith & Co. Same to same. 6,000 Allen, Thomas T. & R., exrs. Phebe Allen, to Pool Table 275 Same to same. 6,000 Ann L. Allen. $1,228 Goering, P. 147Essex H. Goering. (Dated Hooper, Amalia,'to Mary E. Juster. Cypress Arnold, Daniel S,, to William B. Putney. nom Jan. 12,1871 ) 300 Hills, L. I., widow, 2,060 Abendroth, A, Howard, New York, to Aman­ Halbohm, H. 47 Sullivan. ...H. White. 200 Hay, Allan, exr, Peter Hay, to Marinus W. da W. Abendroth, New York. nom Heising, Jane. 425 Istav... T. Lennox. 200 Lawrence. 8,500 Same to A. Howard Abendroth. nom Hilliard. G. V. and A. W. 20 New Chureh....J. Hennessy, Dennis, individ. and Laura P. Gib­ Benson, Hannah M., wife of Oliver E., to Lo­ Holland. 200 Haist. I'hilip. 96 Sheriff.... Hirsch & Herman. 490 son et al,, exrg. Peter Gibson, to J. Romaine renz Hendrickson, Weehawken, N. J. 1,000 Higgins, P. 689 3d av.... Haddock & Langdon. 200 Brown. 17,000 Babcock, Edward H., to Maria Richardson 2,000 Johnson, W. 31 Bowery M. Seitz 350 Jacobson, Terence, to Frederick Gore, 1875. 1,650 Bacon, Susan A,, Jamaica, L. I., to Sarah L. Kraemer, J. 199 Broome... J. & L F Kuntz. 2U0 Johnson, Lyman H., Toledo, Ohio, exr. D. F. Mitchell. 2,500 Kroptce, Augusta. 83 Lewis M. Seitz. 330 Newton, to The Union Trust Go. NewYork, Brown, Samuel, N, Y.,toF. Phebe Underbill, Kumpf, H. 3 Forsvth F. Fuell. 30 as trustee. 4,513 Oyster Bay. 500 Kaufmann, C. 3l0 E. 21st....H. A. Schalk. 150 Jaelard, Francis, Wolfsborough, N. H., to Cooke, Lyman and Mary, exrs. C, L. Cooke, Lachat, A. 6(15 E. 13lh....C. Meuster 130 Ulrich Hacker, Clarkstown. N. Y, 5,000 Lange, L. 1450 2d av-...Bernheimer & Schmid. lUO to Robert Robertson, N. Y. 4,000 Lehmann, Mathilda. 112 W. Houston—F. Hut- James, WUliam L., Chicago, 111., to Frank S, Cumming, Robert L., guard, J, D, Fraser, to tenlocher. (R) 300 Witherbee, Jonn D. Fraser. nom Lussec, F. 12 Old slip.... F. Bradell. 300 Kendall, Daniel, to Sarah E Scofield, 1,800 Clark, Edward, to William and August Zins­ Lussen, F. 12 Old slip....P. Doelger. 300 Kmdergen, Thomas, to Sophia Plump. 2,374 ser. 3,000 McCabe, P. 771 Sth av... D.Jones. (R) 1,307 Keogh, Christopher B., to John H. Deane. nom Curtis, William E., exr. W. E. Curtis, to Mary Maas, F. W. 332Greenwich... H. Ranken. 7,500 Knobloch, Bertha, wife John, to Christian A. Curtis, Watertown, Conn. nom Mensching.F. 34 2d av....A. T. Moller. 158 Schnitzer. 5,000 Davis, Angeline A., Huntington, L. I., lo Ochsner, H. 1 Bowery Therese Hudelberger. 1.500 Kerr, Thomas B., to Harrison D. Kerr. 11,000 O'Brien, Thos. 533 W. 29th....D Jones. Ales. 105 Martin Worn. 800 Pfannenstiehl. C. 49 West Broadway and 31 Katzenberg, Julius, to Eliza Guggenheimer. 7,000 Doerrer, Andrew, to Rosa Rosenheim. 2,000 North Moore — M. Epstein. Saloon and London, Betsey, to Charles Dorn and Jacob Eisemann, .John E., to Joseph J. Eisemann. 510 Bottling Fixtures. Horses. &c. 2,000 Schnitzer. ' 6,000 Ficken, Lewis, Jericho, L. I., to George Heu- Purcell, J. 844 7th av.... W. Rice. 150 Lyon, James A., to Mary Lyon. 350 ther. 4,000 Prati, R. 570 3d av....S. Konigsberg. 275 Loewateiu, Minna G., to Solomon L. Mayer. 7,300 Hegeman, Joseph 0., to Horatio'C. Onder­ Reilly, C. 162 East Broadway ...P. Keenan. 500 Machemer, Hannah, to Thomas F. Bardon. 4,074 donk, assignee. nom Rocke, H. 708 Broad way.... G. Ehret. (R) 300 Ryan. J. P. 15 Broadway and 20 State Bern­ Mayer, Solomon R., admr. Fannie Mayer, to Hartwig, Herman H,, and Charles G, Rechen- heimer & Schmidt. (R) 400 Minna G. Loewenstein. 7,300 berg. New York, to William Ziegler. 1,000 Schroeder, H. 23 Bowery... P. & W. Ebling. 4,000 McMillan, Samuel, to Gus'av Harlem. 2,400 K3rn, Margaretha, to Gottfried Jaeger. 2,750 Schroeder & LovL 113 Bowery, &c. P. & W. Mostyn, Berkeley, Wales, Great Britain, to Koch, Leo E., to M. Louise wife ot George Ebling. Saloon and Theatre Fixtures. 4,000 William B. Collins et al,, trustees L. W. Brown. 2,000 Sandbach, C. 34?dav... G Ehret, 200 Murrav. 2,022 Layton, John, to Sarah wife of Samuel Dean. 2,000 Shields. W. J. 19 Ann....J. Clark. 500 New York Life Ins. Co., to Sarah E Scofiela 10,142 Lane, Mary C, Avife of Abram B., to WiUiam Speer, H. 580 8th av....W. H, Griffith & Co. Olmstead, Dwight H., trustee, to D.M. Olm- Conselyea. 800 Pool Table. 250 stead et al., exrs. Noah T. Pike. 5,000 Stukle, Julius. - 393 7th av... .P. Doelger. 375 Ledoux, Paul W,, to Julia D. Miller, Jersey Tillmann, Louisa. 334 E. 6th....J. Ruppert. 2i0 O'Connor, John, Newark, N. J., to Pierre E. City. 2,000 Ulrich, C. 10 Battery pl.... E Levi. 60 Zacharie and Marie L., his wife, nom Livingston, Samuel A., to Ida L. Powell, New Wilcke, P. 8 Prince St.... A. A. H. Smith. 500 Polz, Katie, Baltimore, Md., to Amalia Lots, nom Wintermeyer, B. 9 Chatham sq .. M. Herzberg. 500 Hopper. 4,000 McDonald,'* Thomas] ¥.,\ to Hartwing & Wright. C. 95 lat .., Mary Weyman. 75 Peterson, Edwin A., Portsmouth, N. H,, to Eechenberg. 1,050 Zech, J. 337 5th....L. Bos. 150 The Trustees of The Universalist General McDonald, Laurencene S. G,, wife of John, HOtrSEHOIiU FDBNITDBE. Convention. ig.OOO to Catharine A. wife of Jacob Ryerson. 2,000 Aaron, Henriette. 28 2d av .. H. Vogel. 89 Queen. John, to HiUel Silberman. 225 Neidig, Henry, exr, Chas. Schmidt, dec'd, to Adams, Mrs. Mary, 413 Lexington av B. M, Randall, John, Newark. N. J., to James. W. Caroline Doerflinger. . 1,650 Cowperthwait 190 Case, Brooklyn. nom Pelerin, Hilaire, admstr. to William E, Cur­ Barnett, Agnes. 178 E. imh .. T. Stacom. 139 Same to same. nom Benson, A. E. 24 Mott .. J. Sammitt. 300 tis, New York, 1860, 922 Bronk, Eliz G. and Mary A. 23 Park av....W. Rogers, Francis G', exr. James Rogers, dec'd, Place, Thomas, to Ebenezer Kellum, Hemp­ H. Lee. 240 to Marie C. Ranney, Victoria C. Morris and stead. 1,500 Bronk, Eliz G, and Mary A.I 23 Park av... W, Katie F. Celle. Powell, Sarah H,, New York, to John H, Hey- H. Lee. ~ 45 Raynor, AdeUne, to Henry Weil, Brooklyn. 3,300 nen. 2,500 Butler, Bessie. 4 Horatio .. S. Ballin. 100 Richards, Arthur C, to James J. Richards, 500 Peed, Frances M., to Henry Kendall. 2,000 Butler. Mrs. G. H. 465 6th av....B. M. Cowper­ Robinson, Catharine D. and ano., exrs. H. Peed, Frances M., to Lucy A. Huntington. 1,000 thwait. 157 W. Bobinson, to Henry A. Robinson. nom Petertton, James, New York, to David R. Baker. Emeline S. 129 W. 34th ...Mary D. Os born. 2,500 Same to Catharine D Eobiuson, widow. nam Price, New York, 1,770 Beattie, Mary A. 7 W. Washington pl....H. J. Richardson, Maxwell, B, exr B Richardson, Powell, Sarah H,, New York, to Mary Ett Laurence. 4 to Frances S Bickford4 nom Colyerj North Hempstead. 2,500 Beekman, D. D^ 456 W. 49th,...A. F, Kungee. 8 January 15, 1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. 61

Bell. Isabella. 249 Bleecker st. ..D. Krakauer. Piano. Hicks, J. A. Grand Boulevard Hotel....Celestia Madison, S.W. 1191 Broadway....J. Crabtree. A. Haskell. Fixtures and Furniture. 2,500 Book Fixtures. 800 Butler, Mrs. G. H. 465 6th av ,..D. O'Farrell.. Hill, MaryE. 99 Nassau ...Susannah M. Hill. Curtis, G. T. 24 W. 22d....S. L, M. Barlow. Matzke, Chas. 393 7th av....J. Stukle. Sa­ Cunningham. Agnes and M. Office Furniture. 310 loon Fixtures. 375 222 Degraw st. Haskias. D.. and M. o. Near. Av A and 71st st O'Brien. Luke and Margaret. 570 W. 47th....J. BrooKlyn . P. Duff. (R) Crow. E. N. 11 Charlton... F. R Meriam. ....W. W. Weed. Horses, Wagons. &c. 600 E. Vanderbilt. Bar Fixtures. 100 Dugeran, Maggie. 16 St. Mark's pl .. M. Manges. ' Herring. A. 132 Bowery....J. Kahn. Restaur­ Ogden, Mancelia E. 998 6th .. Mary E. Ogden, Durkin. W. 401 Grand... J. B. Hey wood. ant Fixtures. 1,000 Plumber's Fixtures 100 Donnarumma, Addie. 238 E, 14th Simpson HeidingsfHlder. J. C, 289 Av A....R. Engelhard. Palm, M.J. 151 Sth av... Catharine J. Wol­ & Co. Piano. Drug Fixtures. 1,250 flnger. Confectionery Fixtures and Furn. 3,550 Dutnaine, G., and A. Danger, 55 W. 30th... L. Hufnagel, H. 793 Sth av....O. Schmidt, Pic­ Rosenbohm, M: 618 3d.av ...F. Fitter. Saloon Baumann. tures. 100 Fixtures. 1,500 Foster, J. S. and Alice V. 133d st near 7th av Hufnagel, H., and F. Krummlauf. 793 5th av .. Schult, J. H. (by att'y, Wm. Hahl.) 521 9th av A. P, Ranney. O. Schmidt. Confectionery Fixtures, 100 ...D. F. W. Wendt. Grocery Fixtures, Freyberer. H. 70 4th.. .Fennell & Co. Hunken. G. 36th and 10th ay... Hunken & Horse. &c. 4,000 Fredericks, H. 227 E. 76th . J. Fredericks. Bischoff. Grocery Fixtures, Horses, &c. Waldron, J. V. 54 Cliff. New York, and 115 Freer, F. L. 336 E. 81 st.... T. McCorab. (R) 2,000 Court. Boston... C. F. Waldron. Hardware Goble. Mrs. G. C. 125 Lewis....D. Krakauer. Johnson, Stiles. W. 19th....E. Carroll. Ma­ Fixtures. &c. 5.000 Piano. (R) chinery. 1,0C0 Wolflnger, W. 151 8ih av....M. J. Palm. Con­ Kunath & Ettel. 531 W. 55th.... E. A. Saunders fectionery Fixtures. 3,500 Grandperrin, Hortense, 535 W. 19th Catha­ & Co. KindUng Wood Yard Fixtures. rine Debray. (B) Horses. &c. 1,200 ASSIGNMENTS OF CHATTEL MORTGAGES. Hinsch. H. and Maria, and Fredericka Hoist. 54 Kohnen. J. F. 60 Vandam.... A. B. G ibbs & Co Dickinson, L, to T. H. Benedict. Jr. (Mortgage W. 24th .. L S. Keller. made by J Rohrs, Feb. 10, 1879) Haf^kett, W. 3i9 E. 39th ... J. Lynch. Horses, Trucks, &c. (R) 350 1 Loew. Leontine and W. N. 774 9th av ...E 0 Isaacs, S., to M. Elsas. (P. Hecht, Aug. 17. 1880). 700 Hochstadter, O. J. 164 E. 104th.., .Belinda C. McAliece. P.. to P. Berry. (Mrs. J. Doiighsrty, McDonald. Piano. Christie. Millinery Fixtures. 600 Hyde. Hoaora. 413 W. 33d ...J. Lynch. Leib. J. 44 Sullivan....J. Landau. Butcher Nov. 29. 1880.) & J. 225 Hagen, J. and Maria. 159 E. 27th....F. Rem- Fixtures. 500 McDonald. Belinda C, to R M. Walters. (O J. Leopold. H. 836 ,3d av....G. Strause. Butc>'er 135 mertz. Hochstadter, Jan. 10,1881). Higgins, Jennie. 109 Bleecker E. Abrams & Fixtures, Horse, &c. 1 500 Co. Loringet, A. 127 Bleecker....S. Elingler and Hughes, Mary. 223 E. 116th....H. Spies. ano. Barber Shop. 39 BROOKLYN. N. Y. Hughes. Mary. 2ii E. 116th....H. Spies. McClintick, F. 897 Sth av....T. Kerrigan. Ci- „. gar Fixtures. (Dated Jan. 7. 1878.) no amount Boitel, A. 458 Sth av....Elvira C. Morales Kahn, Julia, 314 E, 73d.... Herschmann & Fixtures, &c. Manges. Mittelsdorf, W. 18 Bridge, &C....F. Knief $1,000 Bottling Fixtures. Horses, &c. (R) 445 Boyken. W. 607 6thav... Henry Immig. Drug Kirwan, Louisa H. and Mary G. 40 W. 48th Store. Clara Bloodgood. (R) 1 Moore, J. Fleetwood Park....J. C. Talcott. 25t Horse "Kader." 300 Bainbridge. Adelia A., wife of F. S. 281 Paciflu Lewis. Helen. 138 E. 43d A. Baumann. McRae, J. C. 108 Liberty.... J. Laing, Oil Paint­ st ... Mary A., wife of J. R. Bainbridge. Madden, P. J. 17 Hamilton B. M. Cowper­ ings, Plates, Prints. &c. (R) 2 663 Furniture, &c, 500 thwait. Brennan. Philip F . Wilbur B. Maben. Furn. 300 McDonald, Mary.^124 1st av. ,..T. Stacom. Michelson. C. 268 Av A....H. Michelson. But- ' ter Fixtures. 200 Burt, Edward. 373 Clermont av....S. S. Willets McMahon, Mary. 403 E 29th ...A. Lewene. MacArthur. J. 74th st near Av B ...Barbetta and John Moore. Furniture. 235 Montange, W. 228 W. 17th .. .L. Heilner. Bunce. Anna E. 131 William st. New York.... McCauley, Elizabeth. 427 E. Salomon. Horses. Carriages, Carts, &e. 600 115th....D. Kra- Millar, E. A. 643 Broadwav....J. Gilsey. Print­ Damon & Peets, Printing Pre-s, &c. 400 kauer. Piano. ing Fixtures. (R) Benjamin. W. T. 52 Warren st. New York....G. Marie, Virginia R and J. B. 113 W. 48th R. 552 Walsh. Sewing Machines. &c W. Parker, trustee. (R) 20 MiUar. E. A. 643 Broadway ... J. Gilsey 250 559 Presses. (R) 184 Cobb, Anna, wife of Delphin B. Van Brunt and Michels, Sarah. 34 W. 34th....Hannah Case- ' Moore, W. 643 Broadway... Degener & Weiler Summit sts... Howell Uobb Machinery. 6,000 bourne (R) 4 000 (J. Gilsey, fay assign.) Press, &c. (R) Cooper, E. 368 Kent av....Thomas'Rochford. Nich.)ls, Mary R. and O. 101 E. 65th....J. R 57 Wagon. Brewer. Moore, W. 613 Broad way... Degener & Weiler 200 (R) 300 (J. Gilsey, bv assign.) Presses. (R) 59 Cusick, M. Cor Malbourne st and Flatbush av Pbelan, Jas. and Catharine. 253 E. 74th.. .c. ...G. H Engeman. Bar Fixtures, &c. Jackson. Morse & Emersson. 331 E. 22d....S. Snow 1,000 120 Machinery. &c. (Dated AprU 2, 1580.) 800 Connolly. Mary. 438 2d St....J. B. Heywrood. Pohl, H. 127 E. 104th ...C. Felhauser. 400 Furniture. Porter. Mary E. 9W 30th ...A. Baumann Muller. G. 89 6th av ...Gerdes & Mangels 25 337 Bakery Fixtures, Horse, &c. (R) 1 224 Conroy. Caen. 551 Grand st.... Bernard Galla­ Pierce. J. F. 40 E. 64th E. F Pierce 3(10 gher. Fixtures. Piatt, Julia. 47 W. 47th.... R. O. Babbitt. Nurse. G. A. £30 8th av....H. Miller, Jr.. & Co ' 210 (R)l 000 Restaurant Fixtures. (B) 1 200 Denham. T. 290 Fulton st and 17 Greene av. Rielly, Bella. 793 9th av. ..J. B. Heywood. 160 D. M. Corbett. Fixtures. &c Staebener, F. 37 Orchard. ...T Lax. (R) O'Brien, W. J. 398 3d av....Anne J. Rawson ' 1,974 5.^0 Hatter's Fixtures. Dieckmann, Johanna. 135 Elm st....J. E. Arm- Striner, B. 633 E. 15th .. H. Vogel. 79 700 burster. Fixtures. &c. Simpson, Frances M, 328 W, 32d Coogan Peyser, Chas. City.... Hannah Peyser. Truck, 500 Dwiglit, J. R. M... Peter Barrett. Wagon 60 Kros. 669 /R\ 100 Decker, Edward. 3d av, 21st and 22d sts and Tuthill. G- and Jane L. 326 W. 21st....D. Pla, P and J. 123 White... .L. Hart & Co. Ma­ Gowanus bay... Robert Martin, Buildings Wilkie (R) chinery, &c. 1,500 34 Pinchbeck. G W. 63 Broadway....F. Hillier and Sheds. 50 Van Buren. D. H. and Anna M. 447 W. 31st. .. Elias. K. H. 199 Fulton st.... Catharine Elias. R A. Greacen. Office Fixtures. 100 232 Phillips, Moses S. 1359 3d av....Fannie Cowan Fixtures. 400 Von Gerichten, Mrs. E. M. 542 Greenwich .. Butcher Fixtures, Horse, &c. Fredericks, J. H. 163 Evergreen av....Christ A. Abel. 35 500 Meyer. Machinery, &c Weyman. Mary F. 233 W. 38th... .P. Kelly Petterson, C. City....L. S. WandeU and ano 275 432 SCOTT Alabama. Fischbech, L. N. 458De Kalbav....H. F. Bohlen. Williams, Susan. 91 South 5th av,...M. Manges 235 950 Grocery Store. Weiblinger & Nauer. 61 Eldridge... H. Schile. ' Richers. Theo. 331 E. 26th.... H. Luning Gro­ 500 2U cery Fixtures. Garland. John.. Peter Barrett. Wagon. 10 Weston. A and Mary M, 209 W, 18Ch... Eliza 500 Gebhardt, Christian. 747 Myrtle av....Peter J. Murphy. Roberts, E.E. 107 Liberty....J. Tilney. En- 100 gines. /R) 800 Hamroersehmidt. Fixtures. 250 MISCELLANEOUS, Roemer, A. & Son. 938 Broadway, and 119 4th Hansmann. Sr , F, Cor Nassau av and Eckford av — J. F. Heme. Costumer's Fixtures. (R) 669 st Henrietta L. Kruse. Grocery Store. 583 Bedell, E. and A. G. 3d av and 175th st....W Rohrs, J. 523 9th av . L Dickinson (T. H. Ben­ Heckmann, P. 107 Walton st....Adler & Bauer A. Bedell. Presses, Type, &c. 5,000 edict. Jr.. by assign.) Grocery Fixtures, Bakeiy. 350 Bunce, AnnaE. 131 William....Damon & Peets. Hill, Henry S. 118 Joralemon st ...M. Cbaun- Horse. &c. (R. 750 400 Russell Pavement Co. 46th st and East River cey. Furniture 1,578 Brown. W. 2-32 Greenwich....J. Laing. Presses, ... J. H. Reed. Furnaces, Fixtures, Mate­ Hopkins, T. 137 Gold St....J. Cunningham. Type. &c. (R) 171 rial, &c. 5 oflo Son & Co. Coach. 127 Clark. F K, 93 Nassau....M. Levy. Office Ryerson. J. City ... H. Schwanwedel. Horses 'l2.5 Hayes. W. 175 21st st ...Ignatz Pohlmann. Fixtures, Books, &c. 1,656 Butcher Shop. 60 Conroy, W. 561 W. 30th ... J. Campbell. Schneider. M 416 W 49th....J. N. Huebner Hencken, Henry. N. w. cor K=»nt av and Taylor Bakery Fixtures. Horse, &c, (R) 548 Horses. Wagons. &c. (Dated Feb. 21, 1874.1 300 Schneider. Catharine. 215 W. 3l8t W p st .. Elbe H. Getreu. Fixtures, &c. 800 Cohen. P. 45 Eldridge st....5. Golde. Machine. Holske. W. F. 3S Park row. New York R 165 Schneider. Bakery Fixtures. 250 Crow. E. N. 140 Varick and 275 Spring....L. N. C. Dorsett. Tools, &c. 70 Crow. Horses, Coaches, Wagons, &c. Schutzle. Franz. 25 Clinton. ..J. Theis Yeast Horton, P. 42 Pulton st....Carter, Hawkins & 3,000 Fixtures. Horse, &c. 550 Darvison, A. 70 Carmine....S. Klingler and Sloan, Fixture-", &c. 650 ano. Barber Fixtures. Stiefs. H. 104 6th av.... P. Weinel. Restaurant Housaal, Anna. 240 High St....Caroline L. 90 Fixtures. 85 Dobler & Lang. 447 W. 45th. .Thos. Zinser. Welsh. Furniture, &c. 200 Wheelwright and Machine Shop Fixtures. Saling. F. 172 E. 62d E. Hirshkind. Barber Ingraham, John and Henrietta C, his wife 3,000 350 J?'*''«il. H- 42 Great Jones...Leonie De Fixtures. 133 Henry st....B. C. Leech. Furniture. 1,920 Mareil. Presses, Type. Fixtures.

Trinkaus, S. 431 Bushwick av....W. H. Grif­ 10 Dougherty, George—Society for the 13 Hopkins, Arva—D. W. Bruce, trus­ fith & Co. Pool Table. 2no Reformation of Juvenile Delin­ tee of Catharine L. Wolfe 222 46 Thimig. Marie. 750 Bergen st, and 288 Atlantic quents in the City of N. Y 537 09 av Mayer & Bachmann. Horses, Wagons, 14 Howard, Robert P.-T. B. Sexton,. 790 48 Tools, &c. 3,500 10 Doff, John A.—Mutual Life Ins. Co, 14 Hart, Henry T.—Board of Fire Com­ Thimig. Mane. 288 Atlantic av Mayer & of N. Y (D) 4,715 02 missioners of City Rew York. ... 178 34 Bachmann. Saloon Fixtures. 750 10 thesame thesame (D) 7,366 80 14 Horsfall, John H.—C, C. Reed 109 07 Tucker, C. B. 381 Clinton st .. Lemuel P. 11 Deegan, Martin E.—A. T. Buckhout. 413 90 14 Haynes, John M.—L. S. Chase..... 98 00 Faught. Furniture. 2,500 11 Dailey, Patrick—D. "W. Bruce, trus­ 10 Irving, William P.—Society for the Weil. J. 19 Meserole st .W. H. Griffith & Co. tee of Catherine L. Wolfe 964 17 Reformation of Juvenile Delin­ Pool Table. . 200 Werner. Charles and John. 46 Montrose av .. 11 Davis, John H.—Richard Stokes.... 881 12 quents in the city of N. Y 537 09 William Schw&b Butcher Shop. 300 12 De Voe. Dennie V., sued as Daniel - *Jackson, Oliver ) Leopold Schepp Wright, Frank .. George W. Heldreth. }4 part v.—G. F. KellM- 24159 Jackson, T. A. ) Correction 163 68 in Horse. Wagon, -S A. Pearce.. 75 12 13 FoUett, Francis P.—Jos. Mason 214 30 8 Laimbeer, Richard M.—Wm. Allen. 126 88 Bliven, Edward M, 1 14 Franck, Valentine S,, otherwise 8 Levy, Henrietta—W. J, Newman... 384 74 10 Browne, Thomas—F. P. Osborn 167 29 called Solomon V,—John Martine, 1„ *Lefferts, John B. ) j xn y^. •, 82 53 10 thesame- thesame 12138 exr., &c 1,619 53 10 Lefferts, HenryH. ^^- ^- Ireland... 10 Bouton, Charles—John Hutchinson, 14 *Fagan, John J.—H, B, Claflin 3,876 22 10 Lambriti, Joseph — Artlissa V. Jr 26027 7 Goulding, Lawrence G.—Macgowan Gearon 99 90 10 Briggs, Harriet S.—D. H. Briggs... 1,616 10 & Slipper 110 72 11 Lally, Anne—S. H. Everett costs 164 25 11 Bard, Edmund H.—Adolphe Wald- 8 Groot, Cornelius S.—L. L. Spring.. 200 46 11 La Mothe, B. J.—T. R. White 2,433 30 man 242 60 8 Gallaher, Samuel C—Chas, Goepp,. 197 62 11 *Laimbeer, Richard M,—Bay State 11 Blair, Mary E.—David Carll 604 16 8 Gibson, Adolph B.—Wm. Allen 126 8b Paper Co 184 00 11 Bruff, Richard P.—Jane C. Russell. 6,26« 42 10 Grey, Emily L,—W. A. Coit.. .costs 235 96 12 *Laimbeer, Richard M.—G, P. Per- 11 Bever, Jacob—Chas. Snowden 1,096 23 10 Gardner, Patience M.,as extrx., &c., Kins 81 38 11 Bedford. John S.—G. F. Simpson... 104 15 of Sarah Hancock—James Gard­ 12 the same W, R. Sheffield... 117 16 12 Boyce, Duncan C.—London & Man­ ner 481 51 Ik. Larkin, Patrick H,—Hannah \inr chester Plate Glass Co., limited... 181 25 11 Gibson, Adolph B.—Bay State Pa­ phy costs 70 97 13 Babcock, Morris aud William M,— per Co 184 00 12 Lord, Thomas—W. H, McMillan. 75 00 First National Bank of the City of 11 Getz, Heymon—Wm. Bennett 3il 80 12 Lehman. Henry—Dana Graham.. . 61 95 N. Y 366 94 11 Gould, Thomas E,—Hy. Greuter 190 55 12 Lauigan, Thomas—Geo, McGovern. 68 18 13 Bowe, Peter, as sheriff — William 11 Germaine, George W.—D. B. Wa­ 13 Levy, Jacob and Morris—Walter Roeber 2,542 26 ters 532 83 Stanton 3,261 43 13 *Barber, Harlan P.—Cortland Wag­ 11 Godchaud, Samuel—W. I, Moore... 13 Lynch, Mary, impld., &c.—Henry on Co 1,086 59 costs 25 60 Welsh (D) 7,243 96 13 Bamber, Thomas, and Robert L,— 12 Goldstein, Joseph—Jennie Simons.. 586 55 13 Ludlow, Richard J.—Fred. , Beier­ D. G, Sackett 1,SI4 28 12 Gibson, Adolphe B.—G. P. Perkins. 81 38 meister 33 42 13 Butcher, Zimri W.—F. G. Y, P?nto, 529 08 12 the same W. R. Sheffield.... 277 16 13 Lane. Eugene C—G. G. Keil 98 01 13 Brown, J am.es—Wm. Eagle 9,519 02 12 Geer, Edward Winslow—A. P. Ran­ 13 Lowitz, Deny A,—J^ T. Camp 1,364 .33 14 Brown, James, and Brown, J. Gralz som costs 47 66 14 Laimbeer, Richard M,—T, F. Gane. 110 67 —J. F, Bauer 96 .35 13 Gleason, Henry—P. W. Collins.. . 3,151 45 14 the same Peter Herder.... 208 57 14 Brugman, Henry G,, iiopld.—John 13 Glardon, Edward—W. J. Carmichael 1,076 31 8 Muldoon, Robert—Sam. Titus 115 21 McKesson 559 44 14 *Gibson, Adolphe B.—T. F. Gane,.. 110 67 10 Milleman, Henry and Kate—John 14 Beyer, Conrad—Bucki & Hirsch 219 .57 14 the same Peter Herder 208 57 Woods 181 57 14 Bevins, James J,—C, R. Churchill.. 3i5 62 8 Hunter, Stephen V. A,—H. B. Stan­ 10 Mathius, Helena and D,, her hus­ 14 Bronner, Sophia—Julius Lissner 245 'i8 ton 475 53 band—August Sandman 183 75 14 Bogert, Orrin S.—C. C. Reed 109 '7 8 Hyatt, Thomas J.—Francis Barrow 11 Malcolm, Charles F. — Richard 14 Boiler, Cajetan—Jacob Boehlis 43 76 27 31 Stoker 193 09 8 Cocks, Mrs. J. Townsend—H, L. 8 Huriburt, Charles P,—S. A.' Pearce 75 12 11 Martin, John T,—Robert Simpson.. 45 84 Dryer 71 53 8 Halland, Ellen—M. F. Reynolds, as 11 Marsh, Samuel—G. F. Brown 82 20 8 Cross, George W.—Wm. Allen 126 88 assignee of Michael Hayes 44 50 11 Mathews, Lucy H, — Katherine 8 Carlyle, Orpha M.—Bamberg & 8 Hamel, Dederick — Wm. Siewert Sivori 548 98 Hill costs 111 98 costs 129 80 12 *Mager, P. Clara—Dana Graham... 61 95 10 Carpenter, William H.—W. J. Car- 10 Hayward, Richard W.—M. B. Phil­ 12 Munroe, Thomas—Chas, Frazier 1,266 32 michael 1,894 05 lips .. 1,605 33 12 Malone, Patrick H.—T. C. Lyman.. 159 50 11 Cosgrove, Michael—Walter Sutton. 86 54 10 Holman, Charles N.—Society for the 12 Macleod, Elizabeth—I. B. Crane 76 37 11 Cross, George W.—Bay State Paper Reformation of Juvenile Delin­ 12 Magee, Mrs.—Florian Schmidt 119 38 Co 184 00 quents in the city of N. Y 537 09 13 Miller, Freeman and John W,—J. 11 Coffey, James G.—J. H, Martine(D) 3,394 04 11 Higgins, Alvin—M. H. Haggerty... 114 75 L. Libby 273 45 11 *Clarke, George W. C. — G, P. 11 Hines, William H.—G. W. Christie 319 39 13 Manchester, James T.—H, C. Ulman 40S 17 Brown 82 20 11 Hayward. Richard W,—Manhattan 13 Malada, Patrick—B. P. Cook 467 98 12 *Cross, George W.—G, P. Perkins.. 81 38 Oil Co 697 85 13 Manchester, George N.—W. J. Har- 12 the same W. R. Sheffield.. 277 16 11 Hendriek, Patrick—Richard Stoker, 881 12 grave costs 42 35 12 Cordes, John D. and Edward D — 11 Hinvesfc, Robert—C. A. Acton.costs 29 18 14 Munro, William—M. V. B. Smith.. 77 84 C. F. Aukamp 122 91 11 Harvey, Richard A.—J. T. Lvnch.. 8o 00 14 Morton, Charles—Henri Laurent... 574 43 12 Crozier, Hiram P.—^D. A, Sanborn... 173 50 12 Horsfall, John H.—John McKeon.. 2,320 83 14 Menninger, Henry J,, impld—John 12 Connelly, Daniel—W. P. Draper 90 44 12 Haefele, John C.—Mathias Fuchs... McKesson 559 44 13 Collins, John N,—P. W. Collins 3,151 45 costs 99 41 14 Mixer, William M.—L. S. Chase 103 00 13 Cassidy, Jane—Anna F., and Fritz 12 Hannon, Bridget^E.' C.' Hazard.... 145 26 11 McCarthy, John—Abraham Gallard Stock 106 22 12 Horsfall, John H.—Wm, Kurtz 398 25 costs 100 63 13 thesame M. T. Williams.. 111 40 12 Hayward, George W. — National 11 McCann, Patrick—Benj. Andrews.. 193 90 14 *Cross, George W.—T, P. Gane 110 67 Broadway Bank in the City of 12 McLeish, Andrew—W.H. Roberson. 145 53 14 the same Peter Herder.... HQS 57 N.Y 5,487 24 13 McArdle, Bernard—C. B. Parsons.. 141 05 14 Chaude, Eugene—L, S. Chase 166 (10 13 Horsfall. John H.—W. T. Mersereau. 114 OJ 13 thesame thesame 322 56 8 Dirk, Henry R,—Fred. Peters 67 57 13 Hyatt, Alvin J.—F. G, y Pinto 529 08 10 Nash, Frederick D. S,—M. B. Phil­ 8 Dore, James E.—McNab & Harlin 13 Home, George E., as recvr of Ho­ lips., 1,605 33 Mfg. Co 738 16 mer Davis, John J. Park and 11 the same Manhattan Oil 10 Douglas, Victoria—Paul Formont Richard H. Dockrill—J. E. Cooper Co 697 85 costs 37 06 costs 108 54 11 Norris, Octavius J.—E. P. Brown... 41 87 10 Doe, John—J. S. Davison. 29 60 13 Habberton, John—J. H. Lockwood. 32 15 12 Nelson, George P.—R. B. Nooney... 589 19 January 15, 1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD, 63

13 Niles, Eliza W. — Ann M. Shaw 7 The United States Engraving Co.— costs 153 95 10 Haynes, Henry P.—J. C. Bergen. 2,781 86 Hugh Reavey 145 45 10 Huber, Francis Xavier—J. B. Voor­ 14 Nevins. Frank R.—L. S. Chase 103 00 8 The Lacustrine Fertilizer Co.—B. F. 8 O'Neill, James—W, D. Woods 41 00 hees 99 67 Green 47 23 11 Illig, Sophia—F. S, Haas ...'.".".".'...! 8 Overin, Henry C. and George D.— 10 The Mayor, Aldermen, &c.—Charles 147 07 L. S.Keller 230 40 10 Jayne, Andrew P.—A. Gatehouse.. 511 12 „Jones 11,167 22 11 Jenking, Raymond—G. F. Gantz.. 10 Osborn, William—J. S. Davison 29 60 10 The Russell Pavement Co.—J. H. 652 34 12 O'Neil, James—A. E. Massman 213 90 8 Kettle, John—M. Kettle 209 20 ^Ileed 21,344 86 10 King, Augustus W.—C. A. Pea- 12 Ovens, Walter S.—Gaylord McFall. 194 43 11 The Fifth National Bank of the 13 O'Callaghan, Thomas—C. R. Parker 75 53 body, Jr 143 81 City of New York—B. W. War­ 11 Kiesling, Charles M.—M. Hanna... 13 O'Brien, John—John Best 133 75 ner costs 69 87 157 95 13 thesame thesame 28 06 11 Kunzinger, Martin—S. Hamburger 4<>1 45 12 The Mayor, Aldermen, &c.—J. J. 12 King, William—W. Spence. 8 Post, John—P. E. Bean 209 05 Sheehan 562 66 501 07 8 Parrv, Henry—H. V. Parker 63 91 6 Levison, Flora—T. P. Burke 81 69 13 The Russell Pavement Co.—Pioneer 8 Lockard, Samuel—L. S. Chase '. 8 Page, James P.—T. J. Waters.... 132 77 Iron Works 3,053 72 289 00 8 Pooley, William N. -Francis Bar­ 10 Lynch, Mary, impld., &C.—H. Welsh 7,243 96 13 The Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. 11 Levy, Max—E. Reichart row costs 27 31 —Louisa Robertson 4,191 48 620 78 8 Peyton, C'^rnwall K.—S. A. Pearce. 75 12 II Levison, Flora—J. Gilmartin 67 33 14 The Cashier and Venus Consolid­ 11 Lentz, William—C. E. Whiting 10 Pultzs, Henry P.—Marshall, exr., ated Mining Co.—G. J. Collins.... 74 29 73 25 &c., of h\ A. Robbins 924 29 6 Marsh, Henry J.—C. N. Stephens... a5 16 14 The Mayor, Aldermen, &e.—The 6 McMullan. Robert—J. W. Dearing., 10 Parker, Richaid B.—Dannat & Pell. 115 45 125th Street Methodist Episcopal 320 41 10 Patchen, Clementina S. and Samuel 6 Mueller, Philip—C. J. Hauck 78 19' Church costs 27 21 8 McElhenny, Hugh -J. H. Brown.,. F.—W. A. Coit costs 235 96 14 Verplanck, Robert N.—J. H. Morris 257 04 13 Perkins, Maria L.—N. S. Bentley. 8 Martin, Henry—T. Gibbons 491 61 as admr., &c., of James Cumings. 3,666 30 10 Marvin. Oliver W.—A. Prentice costs 91 83 8 Vail, Egbert—G. C. Booth 83 95 326 20' 12 Pettit, Michael—Roger Monaghan, 10 Maxwell, Herbert Rice — H. A. *8 Van Ness. Elias H.—W, H. Adams. 252 23 Grout costs 107 70 12 Van Tine, Willis—L. P. Duparquet. 422 19 748 93: 13 Philbrick, William N.—W. J. Har- 11 McCann, Patrick—B. Andrews 193 90' 14 Van Horn, Ella T.—Richard Grogan. 566 16 11 Moore, James M., not summoned— grave costs 45 35 8 Wood, William—Elizabeth M, bla­ 14 Powell, Emily, alias Emily Soldene G. F. Gantz... 652 34' gue 1,139.53 10 Nash, Frederick D. S.—M. B. Philips —Henri Laurent 574 43 11 Wilner, Isaac—I. L. Smolinsky. . 380 42 1,605 33; 14 Patchell, William—H. B. Claflin,,,. 3,876 22 7 Prentice, James H.—S, R. Lesher... 381 38. 11 thesame Jacob Hecht 227 63 10 Palmer, Judson C, and Van Pelt, 14 Porter, William J. and Kate B.— 11 *Winsor, Thomas—G, F, Brown 82 20 Cornelia Kamping 680 88 admrs., &c,, George W. Palmer, 12 Walsh, Patrick J.—A. E. Ma-sman. 188 04 dec'd—J. E. Hinman ~ Reiley, Hugh—John Glass, Jr 33 00 13 Wagner, W. C—E, C, Hazard.. .. 92 16 140 94' 8 Requa, Leonard P.—R. J. Chard 67 90 11 Patchen, Clementina S. and Samuel 13 Wood, Wilmer S.—James Redpath. 502 79 P.-W. A. Coit 235 96 8 Robertson, James—Wm. Gardiner.. 27 50 14 Wiele, Marie, otherwise known as I I Roe, Richard—J. S. Davison 29 60 12 Perkins, Maria L.—N. S. Bentley... 91 83. MarieKurz—Bernard Webel. ... 485 61 8 Reid, Philip H.—Nat. Fire Ins. Co., !0 Ryan. John P.—E. C. Hazard 48 65 14 Wertheimer, William—J.H. Ostrum. 244 20 10 Reinstein, Samuel and Sarah— C. E. Baltimore 249 32: 14 Wardrobe, James—W. E. Kidd 5.043 03 8 the same Providence Wash­ Watson 153 09 14*Waterman, Ben.iamin Frank—Julius 10 Remington, Philo, Samuel and Elip­ ington Ins. Co., Providence, R. I. 281 33. Lissner 245 28 8 the same Lancaster Fire halet—Barney Powers 169 03 8 Young, Robert A.—R. B. Camp­ 10 Russell, John P.-Susanna Kress, Ins. Co., Lancaster, Pa., respdts.. 81 98: bell, trustee, &c 354 34 8 Roberts, Mary A.—H. ToUher 36 83 extrx costs 81 07 14 Young, James T.—Stephen Crom­ II Rothschild, Henry V.—Hy. Lewis.. 2,419 80 12 Rozelle. J.—J. P. Reynolds 126 40' well 2,452 93 6 Schaefer, John—E. P. Bliss 141 61. 11 Rosenbourgh. Isaac—Pat. Simons... 193 64 11 Zumbamsen, William—C. H.Evans. 29 37 12 Rommeney, Theodore—Jacob Rup­ 6 Stryker, Cornelius S.—J. A, Van­ pert 156 78 derveer 862 67' 13 Rutan, Theodore P.—E, R. Phelps . 516 00 7 Swift, George—G. Combs 127 00. 13 Redding, Charles H.E.—Emily Red­ KINGS COUNTY, N. Y, 7 Sanders, Louis—J. Burke 75 49) ding costs 135 54 Jan. 8 Schwietering, Herman H.—Nat. 13 Rommeney, Theodore—Phillip Best 11 Armour, William—F, Crook $137 90 Fire Ins. Co., Baltimore 349 33; Brewing Co ,. 1,527 96 6 Biegen, Poter M.—First Nat. Bank, 8 the same Providence Wash­ 13 Ralph, Henry D.—Cortland Wagon Brooklyn 2,541 78 ington Ins. Co., Providence, R. I. 281 33: Co 1,086 59 7 Bennett, John W,—J. F. Mills 170 21 8 Sch weltering, lierman H., applts— j^ Raymond. Freeborn B. { Rubber 8 Buhler, Adam—L. Michel 128 39 Lancaster Fire Ins. Co., Lancas­ ^Raymond, Ambrose ) Cloth'g Ci. 165 14 10 Brown, John W.—C. C, Smith 78 98 ter, Pa., respdt 81 98: 14 Riegelmann, Henry—Chas. Loughran 113 34 10 Browne, Thomas—F. P, Osborne.,, 121 38 10 Slype, Nicholas—A. Saurel 113 94. 14 *Rodger, Jane S.—W. E. Kidd 5,043 03 10 the same the same 167 29 11 Segundo, Edward, pltf.—A. Under­ 7 Simon, Jacob—M. B, Ochs 431 96 11 Baker, Adolph, Benjamin and Ja­ bill, Jr 13 691 8 Schloss, Mary—W. J. Newman 384 74 cob—H. Smith 216 95 11 Shields, William, David, and Ed­ 8 Schields, John—N, L. Niver 82 18 12 Buhsen, George H.—W. H. Adams 252 23 ward—E. Bender 875 74^ 8 Schell, Edward P.—S. A. Pearce . 75 12 12 Bradlev, Henry J,, not summoned 12 Schweizer, August—W. J. Car­ 8 Seckc-ndorff, Max—J, L. R. Wood.. 211 52 —J. P, Reynolds 126 40 michael 1,076 31! S Stent, Frederick and Thomas—E, D. 7 Corbett, David M. — Irving Nat. 12 Swift, George S,—W. H. Bend 406 10' Sniffen 695 46 Bank, N.Y 206 35 7 Traub, Henry—A. Tesariere 182 42: 8 the same C. H, Loutrel 693 59 8 Coup, John—H, Summersgill 103 88 7 Tierney, Patrick—E. Colton 2,682 12: 10 Spencer, Welcome O.—S, A. Olcott. 230 63 8 Chrome Steel Co,—R. Taylor 3,329 78 8 The City of Brooklyn—F. Seeger... 124 55. 10 the same the same 236 00 10 Coup, John, Thomas, and James, 8 The Chrome Steel Co.—R. Taylor... 3,329 78- 10 Starin, Myndert—A. L. Ashman... 28 15 applts.—H. Summersgill, respdt,. 10 00 8 The extrx. and exr., &c., of Robert 10 Shiff. Gustave—E. W. Freeman, 10 Carpenter, William H,—W. J. Car­ A. Fleiss, dec'd—W. Howard et al. 203 16- costs 172 89 michael 1.894 05 10 The admrs., &c., George W. Palmer, 10 the same- Alice E. De Groot Covert, Francis and") dec'd—J. E. Hinman 140 94 and L, A. Gould, as receiver, &c, Harriet. i 10 The assignee, &c,, of Spencer C. costs 95 74 Cary, Spencer C, | Carey—H, A, Grout 748 92: 10 St. John, Joanna L. and William— in William H., Al- I TT A .^ *. 11 The guardian ad litem of William W. O. Donoghue 1,643 99 ^^ iceH.,andWil-l-H-^- G^rout.. 748 92 Lentz—C, E. Whiting 73: 25. 10 Serviss, William H —Wm. Mitchell. 230 67 liam H,, as as- 12 Taylor, Alfred—First National 10 the same Madison Gage,... 322 97 signee, &c., of | Bank of Lockport 840 71 11 ^Sanderson, Josephine—G.W. Chris­ Spencer C. Cary. J 7 Van Aken, Diedrich—G. Combs 127 00 tie 319 39 12 Clark, Prank W.—J. McGee 134 27 12 Van Ness, Elias H., not summoned— ,, Sternheimer, Friedman \ -^^ ,, VV. H. Adams 252 23 4,568 87 6 Deveaux, Prank L.—M. Degen 5,066 02 '^ Springer, Siegmund J. ) ^m. Maas 7 Davis, Everett A.—D, Banks 135 41 12 Van Cott, David C.-J. S. Parker.. 54 84 li Schneidt, Frederic—Aaron Strauss. 171 61 10 Dallamore, George, impld,. &c.—H. 12 Van Aken, Dederick, not summoned 12 Schneider, Valentine—Louis Jaegg, Helsh 7,243 96 —W. H. Beard 406 10 as President, &c 107 92 11 Davis, Annie J. and Edwm G.—J. 10 Wood. William—E. M. Blague .... 1,139 53 ^3 Shulman, Lazar—W. L, Pomeroy... 1,449 35 Harley 216 88 11 Wilder, Willard H, impld., fee- Jo *Sennett, William E,—C. E. Havi­ 8Pleiss,Williaml„„ fm favor New York Life Ins. Co 54 26. land 890 .54 M,, individ,, W. How­ 13 Schweizer, August—W. J. Carmich­ William M,, ard, J. of def'ts ael 1,076 31 and Sarah A. Full- Howard & Fuller 157 07 S.*T1SF1ED JU1.GMENT8. NEW YORK, 13 Sharp, Richard—L. C. Warner .... 110 14 H„ exr. }.erandJ.-{)^i""""^ Januat y7 to 13—inclusive. V,'j Scott, Mary—Cor, Parley 77 23 and extrx., G o 1 d - U°'^I^,'', Anthony. Jacob J—Charlfis Lalance. (187('). 8132 14 Soldene, Emily, alias Emily Powell &c,, of Rob of deft schmidt. Go Id- Briggs, John B—R J Dean. 1878) 166 —Henri Laurent 574 43 ert A, Fleiss, Same Kdwd Catterson. (1876) 70 14 Seaich, ThomasE.—L. S, Chase.... 128 00 dec'd. ' schmidt 46 09 Bastine, Mary K—J W Colton. (1880) 4C 10 Smith, James J.—Ed, Connellv.. .. 587 94 12 Pulton, Charles, plt'ff.—H. C. Bruce, S D ami L C—C D House. (1880) 1.214 8 Turnbull, Stephen H.—P. E, Bean,. 209 05 Hintze 375 34 Busbey, Hamilton same. (1880) 1,214 8 Tremper, Herman—Hotel Gazette Hache. John H-J M Conway. (1877) 368 6 Grant. William H.—A. D. Grant... 150 00 Bessemer, Henry E—Nicholas Langler. ('80) 325 Co 72 26 7 Gavigan, Josephine, pl'ff. — J. G. Cummins, Henrv—Samuel Raynor. (1871).. 3,0,58 S Tennent, John H.—H. T. Wing.... 333 98 Powers 47 83 Callender. Wm E—Wm H Page. (1878) 255 10 Turner, Henry Joslin—N, C. Mar- 7 Golden, John M,—Leavy & Britton Hf-utsch. Issac—Bertha Heitler. (1879) 384 selis 5.59 15 Brewing Co 51 50 Davis, Ann E—Francis ficil. (1880) 172 1-' Thiele, Edward—A. C. Warner 131 07 8 Goodall, Jerusha—E. H. Itjen 83 34 Dayton, George E—S W Roof. (1880 32 13 Taylor, Amelia—Margaret W. Mil­ 10 Gress, Nicholas—G. Covert 176 6« Dudley, Daniel P—E M H- we. (1875) 425 ler Eaton. Charles-E M Howe (1875) 415 85 27 11 Gray, Emily L.—W. A, Coit 235 96 Preeman, J N—Ti>e Hampden Emery Co. 13 Taylor, George—C. G, Keil,,..."..." 98 01 12 Glardon, Edward—W. J. Car­ (1880 528 13 Templeton, Dexter E.—C. H. Kalb­ michael 1,076 31 E'iske. Alexander S and Samuel A—Fred­ fleisch.. 195 76 12 Gardiner, Thaddeus S., not sum­ erick Groie (1876) 422 14 Timayenis, Telemaque T.—P. J. moned—J. McGee 134 27 Same 1 A Lahey. (1S79 654 Same American Manuf'g Co (1876).. 269 Stuyvesant ..•. 118 94 6 Harbisoa, Thomas, pl'ff.—J. McLean 134 60 6 Howard, James—First Nat. Bank, Falk. Arnold—Bertha Keitler. (1879) 384 ^i Truslow, Annie F., Thomas, James Goddard, Edward A—The Hampden Emery Brooklyn 2,541 78 Co. (ItSO) 528 L., and John, as exrs. of Samuel 10 Hayward, Richard W.—M. P. Phil­ Same same. (1879) 341 W. Truslow—Russell Sage...cost 67 79 lips 1.605 33 Hazard, Edward 0—Wm Fowler. (1880).... 188 6i THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. January 15,1881

Hayes. George-G E Dayton. (1874) 525 23 KINGS COUNTY. N. Y. Plan 12—Avenue B, No, 55, cor 4th st, front Same same. (1879) 86 63 alterations; cost, $450; lessees, Koblasa & Opitz, Hoy I, Tiiomas A—VVm J Peckhara. (1871).. 716 56 Jan. on premises; architect, Chas, Sturtzkober; Hogan, Christopher V—H B Claflin. (1874). 89 75 7 Furman st, Nos. 55, 57. E9 and 61, e s. 320,2 s builder, Wm, Klein. Hay don, Wm C—G Cornell, general assign. Doughty st, 91.8x—. Parmenas Caslner agt (1879; 68 60 M. R. Crampton, F R. & W. C. Fowler, and Plan 13—One Hundred and Fortj'--ninth st, s s, Henry, Emma F—David Abbey. (1880) 10150 A.M.Lewis, assignee $3,831 216 w Courtlandt av, reduced 8 feet, flat tin roof, Hogan, Christopher V—T G Wait. (1880)... 43 67 7 Conklin av, n w cor Brooklyn and R. B. R. R , part rear wall re-built; cost, $1,200; owners, Howard, A T-E M Howe. (1875) 425 84 Flatlands. R. Cummings & Sons agt Mary Merritt & Hall. 138th st and Southern Boulevard; Kaufman, Abraham—People's Savings Inst. A. McOrea...... 323 architect, S. H. Merritt; builders, E. Townsend (1874) 5,052 82 11 Willoughby st. No. 45. n e cor Jay st, 23x100. and Merritt & Hall. Kennedy, Harvey, exr—Annie M Salter, D E. Bollam agt T. J. Gibbons and Wm. admrx. (1881) , , 2,086 98 Rockweh 22 Plan 14—Elm st, Nos. 115 and 117, roof of wood Kaufman, Abraham-C D Keep. (1873).... 60 00 10 Kent av, Nos. 368 and 370, w s, bet Park and and glass over boiler in yard; cost, $100; owner, Same same. (1874) 355 91 Myrtle avs. Thos. Nash, Jr., agt Robert Fred. Hollender, on premises. *Korn, Ezekiel S—Health Department, New Ford and The Father Matthew Temperance Plan 1,5—Second av. No. 980, front altered; cost, York. (18SU) 59 50 Lodge. &c.. No. 7 68 $25; owner, Sophia Kopkie, on premises; builder, •^Kern, Jacob—same. (1880) 59 50 Geo. Englehardt, Munroe, Clias E-Frederick Grote. (1876)... 422 93 Same 1 A Lahey. (1876) 654 26 Plan 16--Bowery, No, 233, windows on south Same American Manuf'g Co. (1876).. 269 95 SA.TISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS. wall; cost, $800; owner, New York Life I»is. & Martin, Henry M—1 M Bailey, as recvr. ('78) 447 53 Jan. NEW YORK crrv. Trust Co., 52 Wall st; architect, Theo. J, Beir; Same W B Bishop. (1877) 340 98 8 Lexington av, w s, 50 n 126th st, 3 buildings. builder, H. Ruhl, Jr. Maas, Martin—Missouri, Kansas & Texas Plan 17—Third av. No, 743, new show window; RailwayCo. (188ii) 180 80 Frank E. Wise agt J. J, Divis and Peter Same same. (1879) 107 55 Coyle. (Lien filed Dec. 29, 1880) $195 cost, $150; owner, James R. Pettigrew, 46th st, Same same. l\li7S) 978 74 11 Seventy-fifth st, n s, abt 275 w Av A, 50x100. near 3d av; builder, T. J. Smith. Michael Morgan agt Flanagan & Peters. Plan 18—Wei t st. Pier. 8, North River, one *McEntyre. Patrick B—H H Meise. (1880): 191 75 Dec. 20) 161 McKeever, Daniel W—J W Colton. (1880)... 4M 00 6 Thirty-sixth st. No. 415, n s, 225 w 9th av, 25 ft and two story wood and iron extension shed, Owens. Wm F-W J Peckham. (1871) 716 56 front. G. L. Schuyler & Co. agt Peter Palm 72 and 38 and 34x308, gravel roof; cost, $7,500; Ostrander, Samuel C—VV A ^tuart. (1878).. 102 49 and Koevets & Foehrenbach. iDec. 7) 28S lessee, P. S. Lathrop, receiver, 119 Liberty st; Reid. James—J J Gleason, a878) 186 68 architects and builders. Meeker & Hedden. Ransom, Frank A-D H Ransom. (1879).... 506 50 12 Baxter st. No 18, w s, bet Worth and Chatham Revnolds Wm H—J C Drayton. (1875) 18,103 98 sts. T. P. Gailigan & Son agt David Finelite Plan 19—Front st. No. 279, cut down one story; Eeeder. Gilbert T—Marshall Ibbotson. (1871) 800 .39 and Patrick Childs. (Nov. Id) 280 cost, $600; owners. Trustees New York and *5 Fifty-fourth st, s s, next lot adj No. 44 W. 54th Brooklyn Bridge Co.; builders, W. H. Hazard & Redlich. Abraham—Bertha Heitler. (1879).. 3?4 74 St. on the west side thereof. Laflin & Rand Robbins. Thos H—W H Horton. (i880) 143 11 Powder Co. agt James Cody and Wm.. Noble. Son. Revnolds. Patrick-Anderson Fowler, (1880) 120 37 (Sept. 17) 77 Plan 20—Front st. No. 281. three-story brick *Secor, Charles F—J G Stead. (1881) 3,978 48 extensions, 22.1 and 33.6x40, iron beams for roof tSweeny, Daniel—James L St John, (1880). 339 37 13 Fifty-third st, n s, abt 225 e 9th av, 25 ft front. Smith, Hairi.sK-Frederick Grote. (1876).. 4-^2 93 J. &'R. Darrow agt Wm. A. Carsey, Jos. and gravel roof; cost, $1,4' 0; owners. Trustees Same Isaiah Lahey. (1876) 654 26 Baker and C. Small. (Dec 28) 129 New York and BrooklvH Bridge Co. 14 Seventy-fifth st, Nos. 425 and 427, n s, 175 w Av Plan 21—Pearl st, Nos. 348, 350 and 3.52. new Same American Manuf'g Co. (1876)- 269 95 A, 51) ft. front. James Sheehan and Michael Schniizler, Albert—Bertha Heitler. (1879).. 38174 Buckly agt Thomas Flanagan and Joseph roof of iron and brick over portion cut down, in­ Schuster, C August—Julia Eberhardt. ('80) 2,038 72 Peters. (January 5) 62 terior alterations, new walls where buildings are St Goar, beruian and Meyer—Missouri, 14 Forty-seventh st, s s, 125 e 8th av, 2 buildings. cut away; cost, $7,500; owners. Trustees New K ansas & Texas Railway Co. (1880).... 180 81 "Sork & Brooklyn Bridge Co.; builders, W. H, Sanger. Heury—Stymest Smith. (1876) 89 37 Gustav Schmidt agt Charles F, Fontham. St Goar, Herman and Meyer— Missouri, (August 11, 188U) 14 Hazard & Son. Kansas & Texas Railway Co. (18<9) 107 55 P an 22—Cannon st, Nos. 68 and 70, interior Same same. (1878) 978 74 * Discharged by depositing amount of Lien with and front alterations; cost, $400; owner, George Schlarb, Charles—J N Orvis. (1880) , 498 95 Clerk. Trust, Lexington av, cor 54th st; builders, Peter •^Tracy, David and Daniel—Mayor, Alder­ Neuer and L Antonius. man, &c.. New York. (1880) 6,009 15 KINGS COUNTY, N. Y. Plan 23—Eighth av, Nos. 285 and 287, walls Variety Manufacturing; Co—Nm H Martin. Jan. 7th to 13th—inclusive. (1880) 200 09 opened between buildings; cost, $150; owners, Bedford av, n e cor Jefferson st, 21.1x100. Michael Ehrich Bros.; architect and builder, Saml. Low­ tNew York Life Ins Co—Gertrude B Murray. Lynch agt H. Ahrens, E. Van Pelt and P. (1879) 7,449 40 den. Wilson. George and George, Jr- James H Keenan Plan 24—Broadway, No. 200, altered for offices, Mcintosh. (1875) 830 78 iron work, iron stairs, elevator, &c.; cost, $8,000; owner, G. H, Witthaus, 27 East 75th st; builders, •Vacated by order of Court tSecured on Appeal- BUILDIJSGS PRO.JhiUTED. J. H. Horner and M. F. Finney. JReleased, § Reversed. 11 Satisfied by Execution Plan 25—Sixth av. No. 980, front alterations; NEW YORK CITY. cost, $800; owners, Wm, Remsen, 36 Waverly pl. SATISFIED JUDGMENTS. KINGS CO. and Jonathan Edwards, 27 Pine st; architect, J. Plan 11—Greenwich st, s e cor Spring st, fcur M, Foster. Jan. 7 to 13 —tnclitszrc. five-story brick stores and tenem'ts, ls.9x35, tin Anthony, Frank H — Lancashire IDS Co. Plan 26—Fourteenth st. No, 5 W., two-story roofs, metal cornices; cost, each $8,000: owner, brick extension. 2.5x50, tin roof, front alterations; (1880). Realized on execution $233 of S, M. Valentine, 177 Madison av; architect, C. E, judgmentsof $474 62 cost, $8,000; owner, F. J. Greve, 5 West 14th st; Barrows, VVilliam—Emma T Kernaghan. Hadden. architect, H. R. Marshall; builders, J. & W. C. (1876) 263 41 Plan 12—Charles st, n s, 60.2 e Washington st, Spears, Phillips, Howard W—Jas Shannon. (1876).. 177 70 one four story brick shop, 60 and 56,9x35.8 and Brodeger. James—D P Clapp, assign. (1880) 140 08 21.6, metal roof, iron cornice; cost, $6,500; owner, Collins, Michael ( People State N Y. Kimble Dunham, 115 Bank st, architect, J. B. Kearney, Michael ( (1874). Vacated 300 00 Snook; builder, not selected. KINGS COUNTY. N. Y. Dexter, Franklin G—J C Bloom. (1880). ... 538 87 Dohrenward, Geo F C ) Plan 13—Minetta lane, n s, 80 e 6th av, two five- Plan 2—Saratoga av. No. 176, raised % story, Mo'-ton, LA >-CEHecker. (1874). 260 21 story brick tenem'ts, front and rear, 21x48 for gravel roof; cost, ; owner, Michael Widdows, Smith, Wm S | front house and 21x22 for rear; tin roofs, iron on premises; builder, Patrick Knowles. Dull, Anton, president—Margt Passe, admrx, cornices; cost $6,000 and 8,000; owner and Plan 3—North 4th st. No. 1.57, repair damage (1880) 165 20 builder, Benj. F. Bowne, 157 E 92d st; architect, by fire; co.et, $775; overseer. H. Hamilton; Edwards. Henry—VV H Stillwell. (1880). Ex­ M. C. Merritt. builders. Mat Smith and Wm. Kohlmeier. ecution.... 136 00 Plan 14—One Hundred and Eighteenth st, n s, Fent, Joseph—Wm Kuster. (1873 133 08 Plan 4—Smith st. No. 417, raised one story, Glover, John R-U & G Thomas. (1874) 634 00 foot of, at Harlem River, one two-story brick gravel roof: cost. $2=)0; owner. R. T. Heath, cor Melville, Emily C—t'eier Coyne. (1877) 47 47 machine shop, 100x,50, tin roof, brick cornice; 3d pl and Smith st; architect, Geo. H. Heath, N Y & Manhattan Beach R R—W H How­ cost, $7,000: owner, Wm, P, Abendroth, Port­ Plan 5—North 4th st. No. 153, repair damage ard (188>) 626 19 chester, N, Y.; architect, Julius Jonson, by fire, owner, Reeves; builders, Marinus & Same .same. (1880) 74 79 Plan 15—One Hundred and Sixteenth st. s s, Gill. Sch^lltnk.'^w'j*''^ K ^ S. Proctor. (1878).. 147 00 375 e 2d av, nine three-story brown stone dwell­ Plan 6—Graham av. No. 98, repair damage by Thompson Janmes W 1 ings, each 16.8x50, tin roof, iron cornice; cost, fire; cost, $30; owners, Steffahn & Moller. and Jno A }-SFHill 28 87 each $9,500; owner, James Gault, 210 West 53d Maguiro, Mary E ) st; architect, Emil Schultze, White. George T G—Eliz Wheatley, admrx Plan 16—Pleasant av, n w cor 114th st, three BUILDERS' DIRECTORY. (188U) 3,143 45 three-story brick dwellings, 13, 18.8, and 18.9x At fche suggestion of several of our subscribers 35, tin roof, iron cornice: cost, each $5,000; own­ we have opened a column where builders can er, Mary McGill, 451 East ll4th st; architect, J. have their addresses published for the conve­ ME(JHA.NiCiS' LlEJ^JiS. Thomson; builders, J, H, Summerhayes and G. nience of owners aud architects. NEW YORK CITYI Fountain. iraw YORK CITY. Jan. SMITH PRODGERS & Co 120 Broadway 8 Fourth av. n e cor 110th st, 100x175. Canda & KINGS COUNTY. N, Y. J. H. MASTERTON , 309 West 51 st street Kane agt Matilda Coddington and John E. Plan 7—Lorimer st. No. 323, one one-story THOMAS F. TREACY 135fA street and dth av O'Brien $803 JOHN KELLEHER I(i9 Canal street 11 Macdougal st. No. 75, w s, bet Houston and wagon shed, 20x14; owner, John Lowery, on premises. SAMUEL O. WRIGHT 155 East 113th street Prince sts. Patrick Curry agt Joseph Mc­ B. SPAULDING 527 Lexington avenue Quade and Waller J. Franklin 113 Plan 8—North 4th st, No. 155, one one-story 11 Nimh av, lot No, 652, e s, 45.6 ft front. Peter frame blacksmith shop, 15x23; owner, Henry J OHN SMITH 307 West 36t7i street H. Brink agt Astor, Chambeilain & Ash- Hamilton, 288 4th st; builder. H. Akerly. MICA ROOFING COMPANY 73 Maiden lane FISCHER, GEO. & BRO. (Roofers)...209 Forsyth st forth, trustees, and Thos. Hirsch 395 Plan 9—Fifty-fifth st. No. 13, one two-story 12 Ninth av. No. 66:J, s w cor 46th st, 22x80. J & BROOKLYN. R. Darrow agt R. J. and Caroline M. Bray frame dwell'g, 20x30, tin roof: cost. $1,000; E. SNEDEKER 578 Bedford avenue and Noble P. Tyson 119 owner, architect and carpenter, Wm, Bell, Fort J. LEE 2H5 State street 12 One Hundred and Thirty-third st, Nos. 42. 44, Hamilton; mason, Phillip Leonhardt. 46 and 48, s s, 335 e 6th av. Justus H. Zim­ Plan 10—Montrose av. No. 243, one one-story THOMAS RUTAN 175 Monroe street merman agt M Braender 375 frame factory, 20x17, felt roof; owners. Paddock 10 Sixty-sixth st. No. 46. s s, bet Madison and 4th &Imlay, 632 Bushwick av; builder, S. R, Wal­ avs. Michael Sexton agt Ellen A. Yelverton. 65 13 Av A, s w cor 72d st, 5Uxl0O, 6 buildings. James ters, MISCELLANEOUS. Blackhurst agt John McDermott aid Gaffney Plan 11—Kent av. No. 342, one two-story frame & Fitzpatrick 980 factory, 23x24, gravel roof; cost, $250; ovvner 13 Lexington av, Nos. 1012 to 1022, inclusive, s w and architect, J. W. Court, 342 Kent av; builders, BUSINESS FAILURES. cor ?3d St. Isaac Serven agt James Judge.. 183 G. Davis and A. McKnight. Schedule of assets and liabilities filed by assignees 13 Second av. n e cor 119th st, 100x50. Nicholas for the week ending Jan. 14: Rogers a^t Anne Pinckney aud Jobn O.Ueney 4S0 Nominal Real 13 Third av. No. 786, w s, bet 48ih and 49th sts. ALTERATIONS, NEW YORK CITY. Liabilities. Assets. Assets. John O'Neill agt Michael Fahhee 8 Plan 11—Thirty-ninth st, No. 215 W., interior Beyer, Jacob $3,171 $1,218 $2,748 14 Walton av, w s. abt 100 n 150th st, 6 houses, Dash, Bowie & Co 2,332.703 2.089,717 347,1(8 Patrick and John Flanagan agt A, A. Whit­ alterations; cost, $900; owner, St. Vincent de Johnson, S. L.& A. L., 16.511 19,282 8,844 ney S7? fml Asylum; architect^ Chas, Mettam. .^urpby, James 2,93^ 1,130 60 January 15, 1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD, 65

O'Sdllivan, J. & Co 10,960 8,712 6,700 Cedar st, s s, 100 e Concord av. 270x79 (or). High st, s s, 100 e Bridge st, 25x96.5x24.9 along 1 McFeeters & Hall 12,590 8,403 3,779 Concord av. e s, H'O s Cedar st, 79x270 Unity lane. X 96.4 V Ludlow, R.J 2,324 2,305 1,216 Cedar st, s tv cor Concord av, 125x100 Also strip 0 5x— ) Siegel, Pnilipp 1,731 936 539 Amalie heessing agt Joseph Cudlipp; att'ys[, Elizabeih W. Hurlbut agt William G. Browneil Strahan & Finolay and Ann d. Garvey; att'y, A. G. West .. 12 Jan. ASSIONMENTS—BENEFIT CREBITORS. 2d av, w s, 82.2 n 7Sth st, 20.6x83.8. Hortense Ocean Parkway, e s, abt 1,485 n Kings highway, Slikeman agt Carrie Lowenstein; att'y, James 19211x1387.4x21-2.9x716x665.6. Alois Lazansky 8 Cohn, Julius, to Edward Cohn. Stikeman agt John J. White: att'y, T. Burgmayer .... 12 11 Connolly, Elizabeth. 651 9th av, to William Shrady. 129th st, n s, 162 6 w 7th av, 37 6x H block. Thos. Oxford st, e s, 296 n Park av. I8.9xiu0. Annie Mager, Frances C. 1 Fealey sgt Mattie A, Cockburn; att'y, A. E. Howard agt George and Margaret McClaughry Kohn, Isaac | Woodruff and Richard Matthews: att'y, J F Nekon 12 10 Lehman, Henry }-to August Kohn. 60th st, n 8, 175 w 3d av, 20x100 5. Andrew Koch Huron st, n s. 145 e Franklin st. 25x100. Adelia (Magrer, Lehman & \ agt Samuel D Sewards; att'y, John O. Clegg. Cocke agt Theodore Durand et al; att'ys. C. & Kohn, jewelry.)] 1st av. D e cor 77th st, 178.9)^x94 x irreg. Morris T.Perry 12 10 Ryan, James J., groceries, 3d av and 46th st, to Wolff agt Joesph Schwarzler; att'y, Abraham L. Wallabout st, n w s, 475 s w Harrison av, 16.7x , Wm. H, Adams, preferences, $2,293. Jacobs 72.7x45.9x1 6x80 12th St. 8 s. 420.6 e Av A, 25x103.3. Commercial Walton st, s s, 100 e Marcy av, 50x80 Fire Ins. Co. agt Annabella S. Perry; att'ys, G. The Williamsburgh Savings Bank agt P. F. Leii- KINGS COUNTY. hart and John Cowen, trustees, &c . ii W. 4th st, n s, 175 w 2d'av. 25x96.2j^ German Sav­ Johes and R. W. Lee; att'ys, S. M. & D. E. Jan. GENERAL ASSIGNMENTS. ings Bank agt Catharine Muller; atl'y, Sigis- Meeker 13 7 Brainerd, John H., to J. H. Andrews. mund Kaufman South 4ih st, n s, 100 e 1st st,20x100.2. Edward 2d av, n w cor yoth st, 100.6x100. Marinus W. Lau - Fackner agt Peter B. Ross; att'y. H. D. Uotch- ,.> Douglas, Daniel A. ( ,« TJ^ T r> .,„j kiss 13 ^•^ Simons. Fred. A. \'« ^- ^- Barnard. rence agt Thos. Hay; att'y, Geo. L. Ingraham.. , Kingsbury, James (-o w T Wplfh 46th st, n s, 165 w Sth av. 20x100 5, Sarah Ann Mc- Brooklyn to Flatbush road, 1 acre, Flatbush. " Welch, ,^ Weeks (exr.) agt Wm A. McRoberts; att'ys, ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES. De Forest & Weeks RECORDED LEASES. 27th st, n s, 100 e Lexington av, 20x98.9 1 REPBRBBS' SALES TO BE HELD AT THB EXCHANGE lOth av. s e cor 56th St. 15. 7x100, irreg NEW YORK Per Year SALKSROOM. NO. Ill BROADWAY. latiihst. n s, 347 6 w5thav, 18 9x99 11 Courtlandt av, w s, lots 248 and 249, map Village | Bowery, Nos. 113 and 113J^, Clifford A. H. Jan. Melrose, 100x100 }• Bartlett, trustee Susan r. Leggett, to Eliese 28th st. No. 312, s s, 175 w Sth av, 25x98 9, four- Mary st, n s, 150.3 e Morris av, lO'xlOO Traub; 4% years, from Aug. 1. 1879 $3,600 story brick dwell'g, by Sheriff, at City Hall. Mary st, n e cor Morris av, 100.5x150 3 Same property; Assign, lease; E. Traub to (Sale under execution 17 Melrose st, s e cor Terrace pl, 116.2x90 | Philip and WiUiam Ebling 2,108 llth av, L\O. 478, e s, 25 n 38th st, £5x80, leasehold, Mary st, n s, 350 3 e Morris av, 10(1x100 J Bowery, No. 33. Pacific Hotel; Albert E. Oat- two story frame store and dwell'g, by H. Hen­ Ziba H. Kitchen agt John B. Dunham: att'y. man to Julia and Augusta Sttffens; 5 riques 17 John A. Mapes ...- .. years, from May 1, 1881 3 600 llthst. ss, 100 w 2d av, 25x94.10, by C. J. Lyon. Boston or Post road, leading to Hunt's Point, 10 Canal st, Nos. 199 and 201, and No.ICO Mulber­ (Amount due, abt Si,450) 18 acres 48 rods Chas. G. Fairman, insurance ry st; Phebe Long to Beneke Bros.; 35th st, No 249, n s, 61 w wd av, 19.6x49.4, three- superintendent, agt M. Thornton Wallace; 5 years, from May 1, 1881 2,300 story brick dwell'g, by Jos, McGuire. (Amount att'y. Hamilton Ward Chatham sq, Nos. 7 and 9, saloon under Con­ due, atii $7.150) 18 jiOth St. 8 8, 116 e 9th av. 20x98,9. Julia Gomperts gress Hall; George H. Parmelee to Barney 29Lh St. No. 358. s s, 70 e 9th av, 30x78.9, five-story agt Francis A. Townsend; att'y, John B. Ste­ Wentermeyer; 1^ years 900 brick (stone front) flat, by R. V. Harnet. (Par­ vens Christie st, Nos. 91 anu 93; Edward Schell, tition sale) 19 105ih st, n 8. 233 4 e 4th av, 16 8x100.11. Josiah S. trustee J. Appley, to Eliza Traub; 4}^ yrs, 9th av, e s. 75.5 s 71st st, 25x100, vacant, by J. T. Leverett, &e , trustee, agi Wm. Christie: att'ys, from Nov. 1, 1877 i,300 Boyd. (Amount due, about $=),250) 19 Davenport & Leeds iSssex st. No. 138, southerly stored &c ; W. J. 55th St. No. 314, s s, lb6 1 w Sth av, 17.2x:00.5, 138ih st, n 8, 150 e Rider av, 25x100. Jane A. Fre- &Q. H. I»auss to George H. Sinram and leasehold, three-story stone front dwell'g, by ligh agt Eichard H. Teller; att'y, George R. Herman Apmann; 5 years, from May 1, '81 480 R V. Harnett. (Three morts., amount due, Dutton i Greenwich st. No. 322, n w cor Duane st; aboutf4,200) 19 76th st, s s, 255 w, 2d av, 50x102 2. Benjamin G. Henry Ranken to F. William Maas; bj^ yrs 4,000 32d st. No. 555, n s, 175 e llth av. 25x98.9. five- Disbrow, exr., agt Wm. J. Light; att'y, Thos. Hudson st, Nos. 535, 537 and 53^1^, n w cor story brick store and tenem't and three-story J. McKee Charles;st; W. M. Walton, agentG. T. Bige­ brick tenem't in rear, bv E. H.Ludlow & Co. Broadway, e s, 175 s Bleecker st. 25x103. Ellen L. low estate, to Jacob Schmitt; 5 years, (.amount due, about $17,600) 20 Thomson, &c , extrx., agt Samuel Morse; att'y, from May 1, 1881 3,500 lOih av, n e cor 115th st, 100.11x100. vacant, by R. J. P. Giraud Foster 14th st. No. 61 W ; Mary Garland to George V.Harnett. (An\ount due, about $19,70U) 20 38th St. s s, 600 w 10th av, 25x93.9. Mary V. B. Speiss; 9 years, from May i, l!J80 3 000 Boston road, or Morse av, s e s, 241.6 n e I65th"| Sharpless, agt Peter C. Anthony; att'y, John D. 34th st, s 8, 100 w 10th av, 25x98 9; Henry Gled- St. 119.9x31 JxW6 4x245.. ' Taylor hill to Charles Shortmeier; 5 years 300 ]6,Tth St. n s, abt 272.6 e Boston road, or Morse ,' Broadway, e s, 31 n White st, 41x175.11. irreg. 39th st. No. 441 W., store and cellar; John av, 17.6x100 J Warren A. Rnnsom, &c , exr., agt Warren A. Clark to Peter L. Rafferty; 5 years, from by J. T. Boyd. (Amount due. about $9.800) 21 Ransom; att'ys, Butler, Stillman & Hubbard... Mayl,l880 420 42d st, No 334. s s. 3o8.4 e 2d av. 16 8x9S.9. three- 48th St. n s, 350 e 2d av, 25x100 5. John Scbmugg llSth st, n s, abt 500 e Pleasant av, runs north story stone front dwell'g, by R. V. Harnett. agt C!lara E. Carr; att'y, A. C. Hassey 201.10 to 119th st, X east 25 x south lOO.ll x (Amount due, about K2.UL0) 22 Av A. w s, 75 n llth st, 25x100. Franz Merz agt east to pier line East River, x south to 89th st, n s, 235 6 e 4th av, 104.5xl00.8x2J.9x] John Block; att'y, August C-Hassey 118th st, X west to beginning: William P. 130.11, shanties and stables ', Madison av, s w cor 74th st, 18x80. Universal Life Abendroth to Julius Jonson; 10 years 3,600 ao h st, s 8. 1.^8.10 e 4lh av, 13.9xl00.8x97.5x,'' Ins. Co. agt Edward J. Laurence; att'ys, Alex- 2Sth st, Nos. 15 and 17 E.; Harriet F. Baker 130.11, vacant J ander&Green to Calvin M. Priest; 10 years 4,100 by J M. Oakley & Co. (Amount due, abt Av D, No. 43, store and building; Thos. Black, $4,5u0) 22 exr , to Frederick R. Wyburn; 2 years, 7th av, n w cor 33d st, 22x50, four-story brick ^ - from May 1, 1881 420 (stone front) building j 1st av. No. 378, n e cor 22d st, store, &c.; 7th av. s w cor »-4th st, 49.4x80, four-story brick | LIS PENDENS. Clans Witschen to William W. Haetjan; 5 bui ding. &c j years, from May 1, 1881 6C0 Worth SD, No. 3. n s, near Hudson st, 25x100, five- | KINGS COUNTV. Jan. 3d av, s e cor 69th st; George Forrester to Octo story brick building j Lewin; 6 years, from May 1. 1878 1,600 41st. s s, 166.8 e 10th av, 33.4x98.9, four-story brick | Hicks St, n w cor President st, 25x80. Henry 3d av. No. 1438, store and dwelling; Morris D. buildings '. Brandt agt John H. Jentzen et al.; att'ys, Bar­ C. Crawford to James Gould, re-recorded; 4!st st, s 8,100e 10th av 66.8x98.9, four-story brick ,'" num & Rebham 6 6 years, from May 1,18bu—first year, $1.3:i0; buildings | Sands st, n e cor Adams st, 78x100. George A. 5 years 1 200 7th av. s w cor 28th st. 19 8x56.6, also lot distant I Iborne agt Richard E. Thorne et al ; paiiition; llth av. n e cor 51st st, 25.1x50; Francis B. 44 6 w of 7th av and 19.8 s28th st. runs west 12 x j att'y, J. F. Malcolm 6 Kineke to John Quinn, 4 years, from May south 4 X cast 12 x north 4, five-story brick and j 47th st, 8 ws, 220 s e Sth av, 80x100.2 I 1, 1880 .. 480 brown stone building | Sthav. southerly cor 48th st, 100.2x100 ) 5th av. swcor .36th st, 39.5x100 1 Mulberry st, w s, 76 6 n Chatham st, 70x102, six- i PhcEbe T. Underbill agt Meta wife of and John 36th st, ss, 100 w Sthav, 2,5x67,5 f story brick and iron buildings | E. Meyer; att'y, S. A. Underbill 6 Alfred Barmore to William H. Barmore; 24ih st, s s, 80w 7th av, 20x148.1, four-story brick j Madison st, s e s, 150 s w Johnson av, 25x100. Ja­ 10 years, from May 1, 1872 19 771 and brown stone front building J cob Zimmer agt Elizabeth Roesner; att'y, J. J, by A. H. Muller & Son 22 Rogers 7 Elizabeth st, Nos 186, 188, 190 and 192, e s. abt 112 Van Buren st, n s, 225 w Yates av, 80x200 to La-1 s Prince st, .100x100, three story brick soap and fayette av ', candle factory, bv P. F. Meyer (Third mort., Macon st, s s, 40 w Throop av, 20x80 ,' amount due, $9,000; 1st more., $20,000) 22 Macon st, s s, 8) w Throop av. 20x80 I N. Y. STATE. Laura H. Kyle agt National Life Ins. Co,. U. S, 4*» NoTH,.—The arrangement of the Conveyances A.; attachment for breach of contract; att'y, J. Uortgages and Judgments m these lists, is as follows: J. Marriu 8 tie first name, in the Conveyance:, is the Grantor; in KINGS COUNTY. N. Y. Dean st, n s. 179,2 e Smith st. 20.10x100. James L. M rigages, the Morigagor; in Judgments, the Judg Jan. Graham. Jr.. trustee, agt Hannah Goldschmidt; netit debtor amended notice; att'y, J. B. Stevens 8 Moore st, n s. 125 e Ewen st, 25xlC0, by J, C. Eadie, at 45 Broadwav, E D 19 Waverly av, or Hamilton st. e s, 135.11 s Gates av, Bainbridge st, s w cor Reid av, abt 29.6x111.9x34.3 IK.8x88. Robert Porterfield and ano., exrs. A. DUTCHESS COUNTY. Alexander, agt Mary T. wife of and George P. xlll.9, by T. A. Kerrigan, at 35 Willoughby st,. 19 BBAIi KSTATB MORTGAGES. Bridge st, w s. 184.10 n Tillary st. 22 2x95.3, by T. Nash; att'ys. Hubbard & Rushmore 8 A. Kerrigan, at 35 Willoughby st 20 Utjion st, ss, 195.3 e 5th av, 16 8x95 1 Ackert, D E—The Rhinebeck Savings Bank, Wa rren st, s s, 1.50 w Smith st, 100x100 ) Union st, s a. 2.)8.11e5th av, 16 8x95 V 7th St. n 8, 122.10 e 4th av, 20x100 f Unionst, s s, 225.7 e 5th av, 16.8x95 ) Rhinebeck $1,2C0 by J. Cole, at 389 Fulton st 20 Silas M. styles et al., agt . ohn H. Ross, trustee; Buechler, P R—P R Buechler, exi.rx. Pough- 1,481 5th av, ws, 39 s 19th st, 18x52 i action for resale, &c.; att'y, G. Z. Gillespie 8 Bailey, E T, and Martin Wicker—C Joseph, 19th st, s s, 52 w Sth av, 16x75 ( Clarkson av, n s, 238.9 e 9th st, ,50x200 to Franklin Poughkeepsie 500 by Cole & Murphy, at 379 Fulton st 20 av. Wm. M McAllister, exr. S. M. T. Bacon, Carey, Johannah and Bridget—u Swan, Pough­ Van Buren st, s s, 204.10 e Clason av, 25x98.5, by T. dec'd., agt Thomas Kennedy et al., exrs. T. keepsie 150 A. Kerrigan, at 35 Willoughby st 21 Benson; att'ys, A. & J. Z. Lott 10 Corlies, C K—T CoflSn, as exr, &c, Pough­ Halsey st, s s, 20 w Throop av, 20x100 I keepsie Spencer pl, e s, 74 4 n Fulton av, 160x100 f 47th st, s w 8, 220 s e Sth av, 80x100.2 I 3,0t0 Sth av. southerly cor 48th st, 100,2x100 f Campbell. Martha and Thomas—N Mason and by J. Cole, at 389 Fulton st 22 auo, Wappengers Fahs Patchen av, w s, 20 s Decatur st, 20x80, by Cole & Phoebe T. Underbill agt Meta wife of and John 330 E.Meyer — CoUingwooo, J G—E B Tayior, as admr, Pough­ Murphy,at 379 Fulton st 22 keepsie 4,135 Atlantic av, s s, 68.3 e Pearsall st, 23.2x40.6x22.9x Oakland st, e s, 100 s Calver st, 25x117.8x25x108.31 Duuwoody, George—A Moore, Poughkeepsie..!! 201^0 35.6, by J. W. Sanderson, ref., at Court House. 22 Oakland st, e s, 150 s Calyer st. 25xl24x—xl20... I Folmsbee, Elizabeth—C Minkler, Red Hook. ... 150 Gieenpoint av, s s, 143.9 e Eckford st, 25x7lx32x f Howe. G L—C istotesbury, et al, Fishkill 200 »t > • • '— 75 J Jaycox, Clara, J J and S A—The Mechanics Andrew J. Provost agt James Farrell; action to FORECLOSURE SUITS. N. Y. Savings Bank, &c, Fishkill 350 set aside conveyances and appoint receiver; Luckey, C P—H ii Putnam, South Pough­ att'y, A. J. Provost 11 keepsie 300O Williamsbridge road, e s, adj Bussing's lane, 8th st, 8 8, 297.10 yr Sth av, 40x100. Calvin Burr McGarvey, Daniel—S C Hill, Rhinebeck 260 3^36-1,000 acres. Peter V. Bussing agt Amanda agt Frederick O. Ansley et al,; att'y, H. Y. Plunkett, Michael-Geo Cornwall, guard, &c, j; att'y, SamuelM. Purdy....,..,,...,.., 7 puoimiRii,,.,..,.,.,, , , ,.. 11 Poughkeepsie , j oOO 66 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD, January 15,188J-

Sherwood, Alson—M Cottam. Wappenger 300 ULSTER COUNTY, N. Y, Kitchell. Farrand—The Mayor, &c, of Newark, Van Tine, Abram—J H Van Tine. Matteawan.., 700 Clayst 3,000 Van Tine, Abram—S Van Tine, Matteawan 1,600 REAL BSTATE MORTGAGES. Lane, P Van Zandt—The Prudential Ins Co, Way, W H, and James Wesley—The Mechanics Ferry st 12,000 Savings Bank, Matteawan .. 8t0 Brown, Cornelius D — Peter C Terwilliger, Laren. Charles—Tbe Mutual Life Ins Co. Bank. 1,000 Way, W H, and James Wesley—J J Monell, Rosendale.. $125 Manning, Martin—The Newark Fire Ins Co. Matteawan ... 450 Costello, James—Ulster Co Sav Inst, Rondout.. 150 Ferry st 350 Wymas, L D—A Weeks, Glenham .. 550 Furlong. Waller— Patrick Furlong, Marlbor­ Manwaring, I L-G H Walker, Jr, West Orange. 5,000 ough .... 200 McNamara, James—S Doughty, Baldwin sfc 800 CHATTEL MOHTGAGES FOR PODGHKEEPSIE CITY. Krolman, Catharine—Paul Hoffman. EUenviUe. 300 Schmitfc, Philip—Geo Van Etten, Kingston 705 Millet, Peter—I A Hasis, Jackson st 435 Carman, J L—J W Reynolds, horses, wagons... 800 Schrieber, John H—Ulster Co Sav Inst, Kings­ Peters, J L—H Corcoran, Orange 5.fC0 Brescher. Augusta—J P Wickes, household fur­ ton 10,0C0 Neck, S S—The Newarx Savings Bank, Ridge- niture 200 Schleestein, B and N—John H Schrieber, Kings wood av 3,000 Maby, D D—J H Kinelin, horse, wagon. &c ... 67 ton 8,8C0 Riviere, Felica—A Oughetree, Liberty 800 Mabbitt, Richard. Amenia—A W Lowerie, horse 145 Seaman, Oscar B—Jennie McPherson, Ellenvill* 750 Reeve, G W—W E Gt-ntzel. Milburn 6U0 iUcDoaald. Jno—C McDonald, horse, wagons. Same same 750 Trippe, C A—H M Trippe. Orange 750 stock and fixtures in trade 250 Sterling. John—Andrew Brodhead, by exr, Wa- Wyorow, GT—W Sigler Montclair 165 Silverman. A J—C P Robinson, two horses HO warsing 253 CHATTEL MORTGAGES. Vaugh, Thompson—J Myers, horse, wagon. &c . 225 Updegrove, Harriet E—Lula M Updegrove et al, Williams M M—S William.o, fixtures in market.. 300 by guard. Kingston 8.35 Appel, L A, 71 Market st. F Bolzan, furniture... 1.200 Van Keuren, Eli—H N Van Keuren, Shawan­ Ayres, W S, Centre Market—J G Ashenbach, JUD&MENTS. gunk 1,325 horses. &c 1,000 Aberl, G N, 800 Broad st—The Newark Sav Inst, Bayly, Jno A, Poughkeep."sie—M Jewell 355 JUDGMENTS. library.-. 3,660 Biker, Abram—H Hilton and ano 13(1 Boice, Lemuel—E C Gregg et al 70 Bolland, Bridget, Clinton av—M Stern, horses 265 Depew. J P, Poughkeepsie—C B Rogers, et al.,. 95 Bloom. Isaac, et al same 82 Bloch, Charles O, Charlton st—A Stein, horses. 100 Garrison, A H, Westchester Co—B Hammond 138 Burr, William—Peter Malon, by admr 1,153 Bryant, Daniel, 40 Mechanic st—I M Quimby. Giddings, V B-J Vail 28 Carnwright, Cornelia M, et al—Kat Bank, Rond stock. &c no sum Moran, Ann, Rhinebeck-John Butler 122 out 281 Clayton, J J. 200 Halsey st-S H Hedden, car- Nelson. W H. Westchester Co—D Muldoon, Same F & L B Reed .. 278 riages, &c 3,000 assienee, &c 135 Coons, Stephan—Martin Paulson, by admr 151 De Camp, Benj, Livingston—H C McBrair, Purdy, Thomas H, and C G Brower. Westches­ Coleman, John T—First Nat Hank EUenviUe ... 163 horses 50 ter Co—D Merritt and ano, as trustees, &c.. 662 Champlin, C R N-George W Nickerson »t al... ISS Gavin, Margaret, 98 Bank st-P Miller, furn 100 Waltennire. C P and James Smith, Orange Co— Carnwright, Cornelia M—John W Castree 333 Holzward, David—F Grub, 3 horses 350 C H Cornell and ano 87 Crowley, Daniel—Henry J Penny et al »8 Hock, Adam 265 Ferry st—C Smith, fixtures... 340 Whitney, F B-S Burkhalter, et al IU (ailing, Abram F—Geo A Dudley lOO Hobart, Q D. Franklin—L Bauman, furniture .. 108 Goslin, John et al—James Finan 139 Koerner, Jaob. 19 Jones st—M Guntner, flxt 400 Hays, Wm M, Treas of Ulster Co—Henry G Morgan, T H—W F Coulter. 1 wagon 21 Crouch 1,650 Mortland, J H, Irvington—E D Halsey, horses.. 300 ORANGE CO., N. Y. Mulvey. Abram R—S T and E J Knapp 189 Manning, Robert; 24 Mechanic st—C Robothain, Newkirk, Edgar B—Sterling Smith 597 machinery 2,700 KKAL ESTATK MORTGAGES. Scully, Thomas H—Sarah S Crispell 176 Pell, D H, Bloomfield—C W Maxfield, furniture. 500 Vredenburgh, Eenj A—Peter A Rosepaugh 283 Riebe, Andrew, 39 N J R R av—M A Frazer, Allan, Charles F—Mary A Case. Newburgh.... $3.C00 Woolberghs, Aaron-Fanny Nelson ].8i7 machinery 400 Baldwin, Annie—Benjamin B Odell, Newburgh. l.OliO Wright, Wendell—Kingston Nat Bank 108 Riffer, George, 63 Norfolk—A Meyer, 1 horse. . 65 Clark, Susanna H—Mutual L Ins Co, Cornwall. 3,t!00 Vonkers, Mithael—Nicholas B Hustis .. 194 Reiiman, A C, 207 Springfield av—F Hafner, fix­ Geiger. Anna M—Edward Fuchs. Deerpark 500 Ford. Luke R. Edward Dooling, and — Mc- tures 500 Greatsinger, Ebenezer W—Isaac R Oakley, New Geough—Teunis P Osterhoudt and taxpay­ Sandill, J P, South Orange—A F Fillou, furni­ Windsor; 4,800 ers Kingston 752 ture 200 Halstead, Sarah A—Charles Holt, Mt Hope 325 National Bank State of New York, John Rigney, Synington, J W, 769 Broad st-C G CampbeU, Knibbs. Mary H and John G—Leander L Purdy, Ejas S Cutler, and Michael J Madden furniture no sum Middletown 500 same 475 Wagner, George, 713 Broad st—R Gray, Jr, fix Lewis, Peter G—A B Lewis. Monroe 1,000 National Bank State of New York, Patrick But­ tures 250 Livingstone. Benj F—Geo W Dickerson. Wall- ler, and EUas S. Cutler same 341 Wackenhusen, F. Blancke st—C Baeder, furni­ kill ...4,000 Bracket. Cornelius, National Bank State of New ture. . 5,000 Marchant, Wm C—M B Van Etten. Port Jervis.. 8(.0 York, and Elias S. Cu ler same 276 Wood. M T, 839 Broad st—T J Hoekenjos, furni- Martin, Joseph—J L Aderton, Newburgh 1,450 Kingston Nat Bank, Thomas Hyland and Elias ture 390 Montanye, Margaret A—Math Van Sickle, Gosh­ S. Cutler same 276 Willet, CS, Bloomfield—A LFisher, furniture.. 700 en; 700 National Bank State of New York and Elias S Wolf, David, 376 Morns av—M Gerhart. fix­ McCarron, Charles—Laura Van Inwegon, Deer- Cutler same 316 tures 440 park 500 Trodden, Owen. Elias S Cutler, Michael J Mad­ JUDGMENTS. Mulvy, John—D S Quim by. Newburgh 850 den same 267 Osborn, Robert-Julia D Fletcher, Walikill 2oO Clark. D A—C Haley 1,007 Reeve, Mary C and William L- Joseph Hinch- The Essex B & L Asso'n—M Mulock 3lo man, Middletown 75(1 Traphagen, Uriah—P H Traphagen, Newburgh 500 Thompson, VV P, and Thomas A Post—W B Sheldon, Goshen 5,000 NEW JERSEY PASSAIC COUNTY. N. J. PATEfiSON BEAL ESTATE MORTGAGES. JUDGMaNTS. ESSEX COUNTY. N. J. Addy, George-C D Cadmus, Wallis st J 13,000 Bannon, Thomas J—Angeline Chambers 619 RKAL BSTATE CONVEYANCES. Barbour, Thomas—Peter Adams, State sfc 3,000 Boyce. James, exr-William R Willing 6,y89 Ahlbron. Henry—American Bronze Powder Co, Barbour. H P—Thos Wrigley, Railroad av 4,000 Budd, William—Thomas Farley 260 CiUdwell .. . nom Christopher. Edward—John Keiser, North 1st st. 400 Chatfield. Nicholas, J r—Mary Ferguson .3,1.^2 Aumack, E R—1 L Manwaring, West Orange.. 554,00 0 Greyson, F T—R McCullock, Jasper st 450 Dougherty, William M—Sylvester M Beard, &c 83 Altha. Benjamin—H Parsons, Broad st 3,000 Mason, O B- The Chancellor, Camden st 1,000 Decker. Ira—Harvey Everett .. 72 Benson, F S—C Mosher, Livingston nom Martin, James—R & T Crossley, Rip Van Win­ Evans. John L—Joseph Van Cleft 2114 Bonnet, C E—J Ryno Brown st 3.000 kle av 350 Good. Henry—George V Brown 55 Cole, Roby-E J Lradley, Penn av 3,500 Pegg, W J—John Fegg, Oak st 1.000 Hatch. D los W—Eugene A Brewster 367 Dunn, J O—D C Hickey, Mechanic sfc 7,650 Romaine, E A—A A Romaine, exr, Wayne McHinstry, William—Joseph Van Cleft 300 Fay, Christopher—T Braughal, Oxford st 1,000 Township 675 Millspaugh. Caroline—Charles 6 Juliand 467 Fitzgerald, C T-E F Tichenor, Branford st 2,000 Schulize, Joseph—S J Berry etal, Manchester Owen, Merit C and John C—First Nat Bank, Fullerton, May—J Kerngan, Belleville 225 Township 100 Middletown. 55 Hummel, John-W Corbitt, Canal st 3,000 Stueter, G B—Ellen Doremus, Ryerson av 5U0 Rapalye, Stephen, and Stephen J—The Na­ Hulin. E M—A T Morris, Bloomfield 500 tional Bank of Orange Co, of Goshen 276 Meeker, S J—C Richter Clinton 750 PATEKSON CHATTEL MORTGAGES. Smith, Daniel—David S Quimby 937 Morehouse. B S—J Tichenor, Thompson st 155 Beggs, Eugene, Paterson—W A Holloway, Morris, A T-E'W Morris, Bloomfield nom steam engine, shafting, &c 100 Mosher, William—I Mosher, Livingston 200 Courtade, Martin, Paterson—Sprattler & Men- Same F S Benson. Livingston nom nell. bar room fixtures 181 SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Oughletree, Alfred—F Riviere, Liberty st 2,803 Durgett, J A, Jr, ec al, Paterson—J Durgett, Sr, Paison, P S—P Bowman, Caldwell 200 winding and doubling: frames 300 KKAL KSTATB CONVEYANCB8. Pearce. J S-M Henoion, Caldwell 1,000 Filleatrauit & Bruce, Paterson—M Scanlon, Sayre. G Aram-s* R Edwards, Gray sfc 4,000 extrx, furniture 67 Alsdorf. Elias. Lester Alsdorf. Glenville $2,S00 Schmidt, M E-H W Gedicke, Warwick st nom Fowler & Rushton, Patarson—Robt Blackburn, Bradlay, Daniel, as exr, &e —J W Darrow, 4th Same same. Prince st... nom lacing frames, &c 250 Ward 275 Skinner. I V-Ira Skinner, East Orange...... 285 Jorden, Annie, Paterson—M E McKenna, furni­ Cleary, S W, et, al.—S Schermerhorn, Liberty Seifer, William—J Coe. Baldwin st nom ture 150 st, 4th Ward 900 Stoutenburgh, F D Stoutenburgh, Linden Sisco, Rachel. West Milford—J M Lewis, furni­ Campbell, G,—W C Thorn, as Frest, &c, 3d st nom ture 214 Ward 3,6:0 Stickle, David—A Henneinion, John st 5,500 Sfcetling, C A, Passaic—F H Reinhard, f urnifcure. 500 Hamilton, Andrew, referee. &c.—J L Turnbull. Stecker, A—I Balleison, Bergen st 500 Webb, W L, West Milford—B Carey, one pair of Duanesburgh... 3,000 The Mutual B L Ins Co—C Larew, Bank st.. .'. 3,000 horses 105 Reed, Frederick.—David F Reed, Moyston st, The Mayor, - Haynes. R. et al—W H Frame. Rotterdam 700 Butler, P J—A JRSimpson. Milburn .'. 500 HUDSON COUNTY. N. J. McDonald, George—J Gilchrist, Albany and "owring. Henry—D T Warren. Montclair 1,450 Paige sts, 5th Ward 600 Buchman. C F—C Kberhard, Nichols 1,200 REAL BSTAT E CONVEYANCES. Shear, Albert—The Manufacturers Bank of Co­ Corbitt, William—J Hummel, Canal st 2,0 0 hoes, 3d Ward 2,800 Dudley, Elisabeth—H B Wiggins, East Orange. 1,500 Bode, August—-A Knack; Union $725 Young. H M. et al—I G Quimby, Duanesburg... 55 Eagen. C A—The People B & L Assoc, Hudson Boyd, Robert—S Van Eniburgh, Kearney... 375 st ASSIGNMENTS OF MOBTGAGES, SCHENECTADY, N. X. 4,200 Boethe, Augustus—F W Meyer, J City nom Frost, I W-F H Smith, East Orange '.'.'.'. 8,ti00 Carey, John—H Hahn, et al, Kearney 1,000 Fuller. W K, assignee—J Levi 975 Fyous, Ann—A Koegler, Christie st •S,00() Clerk, Andrew—C Siedler, J City nom McCann. Francis-W K Fuller. 1,505 Galm, Jacob—A Knapp. Broome st 1,150 Dolan, Andrew—A A Dolan, Harrison 500 Niles, Elizi—M E Vranken 1,000 Georgens, George—H Schmalstich. Lexington st .... 1,550 Foye, A J C—J Fracre, J City 2,500 CHATTEL MORTGAGES. Hausling, Henry—The Howard Savings Bank! Gilvary. Ellen, John H, Thomas, et al, heirs Arlington St. ..*.; 5,000 of Jam( s, deed—J Edelstein, J City 3,850 Ausslcher, H—H Slater. 2 broom tiers. &c 2,000 Hoag, Margeret — S Van Rensaeller, 'West Gilvary, James, by exrs—J Edelstein, J City nom Archambault, E V, et al—J C McDonald, l Grov­ Orange 6,000 Harms, Henry—R B Minturn, J City and er &. Baker sewing machine, &c 40 i'Kerrigan, John—M Fullerton, Belleville '.'.'.'. ,185 Hoboken 57,035 January 15,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. 67

Hausing, J W—G F Hausing, Hoboken nom Mills, Hattie—J Mullins, furniture 109 Satinwood ^ superflcial foot 15 ® 75 Hausing, G F—Elise Hausing, Hoboken nom Cutwater, J D-D Crawford, furniture 700 TuUpwood ^B5 6 ® 7 Haupt, J H— C W Klebisch, J City. nom EoBS, John, Union—H Altheimer, horses, Lignumvitse, 8@11 inch ^ ton 30 00 ®50 00 Isbells, Edmond, et al, by sheriff-W Winant, coaches, &c 480 LignumvitSB othersizes 10 00 ^5 00 JCity 500 Eepp, Christian, Hoboken—H Telghener, Kane, John—M Rooney, Union 1,800 horse, wagon, &c 125 DOORS. WINDOWS AND BLINDS Krauss, Conrad—M Murphy, Harrison nom Eudiger, C H—J H Rudiger, store. &c 100 DOORS, RAISED PANELS, Two SIDSS. Kearney, C W—Eliza Kearney, Hoboken 6,000 St, -John Father Matthew TAB Society— 4.0x6.0 lJ4io. s 84 — Keasby, E Q—The Kearney Land Company, P J Eooney, furniture 336 2.6x6.6 IU 1 18 _ Kearney nom •2.6x6.8 1^ 124 — Thomas, Elvira, West Hoboken—Hoos & 2.8x6.8 1^ 1 30 — Lorillard, Peter—C Siedler, J City 37,228 Schulz, furniture 76 Lindblom, L W—F Saumelson, t\earney 500 The Trustees of The Emory M E Church- DOCKS, MOULDKD. McAlier, Ann, by admr—E McCague, Jr, J Jennie F Clarke, all the church furniture Size. l^dn. IJ^ia. l^^in City 850 (except organ) 3,000 3.0x8.0 81 54 Mason, W B—H Dreson, J City 1,750 Vandergan, David—Henry E Insley, show 6. x6.6, 1 90 2 41 2 6x6.8... 1 96 Murphy, Michael—C Krauss, Harrison...... nom cases, fixtures of store 150 2 43 O'Brien, W—J Hannon, Bayonne 460 •2.6 X 6.10.. 1 98 2 51 Vandergan, David—H E Insley, show cases, 2.6x7.0... 2 02 2 61 Eickerson, A L—Sarah Ii Hayward, Bayonne 4,500 store fixtures 143 2.8x6.8... 2 02 2 61 Saumelson, Frans — Frinanda Lindblow, 3 25 Yan de Sands, Charles, Hoboken—Charlotte 2.8x7.0... 2 11 2 71 3 35 Kearney 500 Schmidt, furniture 700 2.10x6.10. 2 2;i 2 82 3 5o Schmidt, Maria E—H W Gedicke, Harrison., nom Walton, W M—W S Henry, store fixtures.... 400 3.0x7.0... 2 33 3 06 3 75 Seymour, GE, by sheiift—W Harrison, Bay­ Wernli, J S, West Hoboken—W Peter, segar GLAZED WINHOWS. onne 50 D men- 12 Lights. 8 Ligh 4 Lights. factory 175 sions of Siebsin, Caroline F J—W J D Keuffel, Ho­ Wode, H G—C J Hogan, horses, trucks, &c.. 750 boken 10,000 Whelan, W H—The J M Brunswick & Balke f.'^^tT- i¥?l- ^^".2- ^^'^^^ ^^^°-1>^<=«=-1^*'*'- ^^^^ Stewart, J M—C Krauss, Harrison 50 Co, pool table 150 «..4x3.10I X 0,0,.. T^i1.2 .{io0 1.2 1.17 5 1.37 Sandiord, Micliael, and Charles Spidmar—D 1.38 2.7x4.6.. 1.47 1.54 1.67 1.71 1.71 1.82 Shea, Hoboken nom JUDGMENTS. 8.7x4.10. 1..56 1.64 1.79 1.85 1.85 1.99 Suckley, J H, aud Eosjtte D Forbes—I H Eyason, P B—C McCallum 313 2.7x5.2.. 1.69 1.77 1.91 2.06 2.21 2.19 2.34 Suckley, J City 800 Kohler, Peter—B Hummer 1,404 2.7x.\6. 1 88 2.06 2.12 2.30 2.35 2.53 Traphagen, H M—F B Hoff. J City 6,000 Kohler, Peter—A Schuernbach 1,446 2.7x5.10. 1.98 2.17 2.22 2.41 2.49 2.68 Tierney, Myles—I Hinds, J City 8,000 .10x4.6. 1.61 1.69 1 83 1.86 2 m Kohler, Peter—P A Timmerman 2^204 1.91 The Jersey City Hights Brewing Company— ?.10x5.2. 1.81 2.12 2.33 2..3d 2.57 Kohler, Peter—Mina Buck 5,404 2.10x5.6. 1.91 1.99 2.23 2.51 2.46 2.8 D Shea, Hoboken 485 The Board of Chosen Freeholders of the 2.10x5.10 2.17 2.25 2.51 2.59 Yan Sauu, Isaac—0 H Perry, J City 1,000 2.ei 2. County of Hudson—J Byrnes 2,581 cc. means counted checked—plowed and bored for Wittschew, Frerich—J C Samuelson, J City. 1,000 Hudson County Catholic Cemetery 11,913 weights. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES. MECHANIC'S MENS. Hot Bed Sash Glazed .3.0 x 6.0... 3.20 Joseph Dixon Crucible Company— Otis Bros Hot Bed sash Unglazed 3.0x6.0 l!05 Achman, William—L Immen, Hoboken, 5 Company 1,900 OUTSIDE BLINDS. years 5,000 Dittenhoeffer, Meyer, and Henry Gerner Per lineal foot, up to 2.10 wide 8—- @ 8 25 Barine, John—G Streug, Hoboken, 1 yr 200 Y Sanders, et al, Hoboken 778 Per lineal foot, up to 3.1 wide @ 27 Barkelew, Eobina—T F Nichols, Hoboken, Per lineal foot, up to 3.4 wide ® 30 5 yrs.. 3,500 ASSIGNMENT BENEFIT OF CREDITORS INSIDE BLINDS. Boothe, Maria—Susan and Sarah Charles, 3 Higginbotham, Marcus, and George T Ferris, Per lineal foot, 4 folds. Pine ® 0 56 yis 2,000 as Higginbotham & Ferris—Eli W Yan Per Hneal foot, 4 folds. Ash or Chestnut @ 0 90 Brandon, Amelia—J E Andrus, 3 yrs 500 Per lin. ft., 4 folds, Cherry or Butternut @ 1 C7 Houten, jewelry business nom Per lineal foot. 4 folds. Black Walnut... & l 30 Barber, E F—J Barber, 5 yrs 634 Walther, Fredrich-7-J Hesenbacher,furniture 85 GLASS: Cummings, Andrew—Mary L Elmendorf, Duty.-Window — Polished. Cylinder and Crown Harrison, lyr 500 BILLS OF SALE. not over lOxlSin., 2i^c. ^ sq. ft.; larger, and not over Dressen, Henry—W P Mason, 5 yrs 950 Lindblom, L H, Kearney—F Samuelson, 16x24in„ 4c. ^ sq. ft.; larger, and not over 24x Fischer, Elizabeth—J "VVechter, Union, 3 yrs 800 boot and shoe store...". 300 lOin., 6c. ^ sq. ft.; above that, and not exceeding 24x Fiacre, John—Katherine S Foye, 5 yrs 2,000 Meyer, Henry—W it Eees, 1,000 bbls spinage nom 60in., 20c. ^ sq ft.; all above that, 40c. ^ sq ft. On Garabrant. Jessie—J Andrus, 3 yrs 250 Unpolished Cylinder, Crown, and Common Window Eees, Eees—Mary Mayer, 1,000 bbls spinnage nom not exceeding lOx 15 in. sq., IJic; over that, and not Hemel, Frederick—F Barr, Hoboken, 2 yrs. 2,000 Samuelson, Frans — Frinando Lindblom, over 16x24, 2c.; over that, s>nd not over 24 x 30, 2Uc • Hoefler, Eosine—J Waechter, North Bergen, boot and shoe store 350 all over that, 3c. ^ Xb. 3 yrs 500 Howard, George—B Fitzgerald, West Hobo­ WINDOW GLASS, Prices Current per box of 50 ken : 650 MARKET QUOTATIONS. feet. Limerne, J B—W Smyth, West Hoboken, SINOLK. 5yis 160 Our flgures are based upon cargo or wholesale valu Sizes. l.st. Id. 4th Murphy, John-J Irowne, West Hoboken, ations in the main. Due allowance must therefore 6x 8—lOx 15.. 88 00 25 85 7 5 yrs 7i 0 be made for the natural additions on jobbing and 11x14—16x24.... S 75 50 7 00 Ready, James—D S Gregory, Jr, 2d, 6 mo 1,000 retail parcels. 18x22—20x30.... il 25 11. V • 75 8 75 15x36—24x30.... 12 75 Sisson, O A—E N Perry, trustee, 3 yrs 1,000 BRICK. Carffo afloat 11 5C 10 00 Pale sp M. 54 50 '& 26x28—24x36. .. 13 50 12 2t '1 25 Sander, J C—PMerschrod, 3yrs 1,000 Jerseys 8 00 26 X 36—26x44.... 14 75 13 75 1 75 Smith, E B—C L Eickerson, 2 yrs 1,000 Long Island 8 50 8 75 26 X 46—30x50.... 16 25 15 00 •-3 00 Ties, W J—A Crossman, 2 yrs 3,509 "Up-rivers" ^ 30x 5^—30x54.... 17 25 16 00 13 50 Tierney, BIyles—A Campbell, 2 yrs 3,000 Haverstraw Bay, 2ds 8 50 @ 30x56—34x56.... 18 75 16 75 15 00 Traws, Conrad—W L Thompson, Harrison, Haverstraw Bay, Ists 8 75 @ 9 00 34x58—34x60.... 19 50 18 00 16 00 1 yr .. 1,600 Favorite brands a 6x 60—40x60.... 21 00 19 5(' 18 00 HoUow Fire Clay Brick 9 00 @ 9 25 Van Theden, Peter—C Meyer, 3 yrs 500 DODBL; FRONTS. 12 00 Wright, J. H—H S Little, 1 yr 230 X 8—10x15... 11 10 00 9 25 Croton and Croton Points—Brown ^ M.810 50® 11 00 Ix 14—16x24.... 14 75 1? .-5 12 75 11 75 CHATTEL MORTGAGES. Croton " " —Dark 1100® 12 00 8x 22—20x30..., 19 00 'f 75 16 00 Croton " •• —Red 11 00® 12 00 15 X 36—24x30... 21 50 i9 25 16 50 BoUmeyer, J A—Sophie Paris, furniture 200 Piladelphia ta 26 X 28—24x36..., 23 00 20 75 18 25 Trenton 21 00®„ 22 OC i6x 36—26x44..., 25 no 23 00 19 25 Bernhardt, Herman—J Horsman, horse, wag­ Baltimore 38 00® 26 X 46—30 X 50..., »: JO on, bakery, tixtures 25 00 21 25 500 Clark's Ottawa White 25 00® 30 X 52—30 X 5^ ^ 50 26 00 22 25 Bannon, Kate and George—Hoos & Schulz, Yard prices 50c. per M higher, or. with delivery SOx 56—34x£-*.. 30 00 27 75 24 75 furniture 38 added, $2 per M for Hard axd 83 per M for front x'58—34x60... 31 75 30 00 27 00 Clearwater, Winfred—Hoos & Schulz, furni­ Brick. For delivery add 85 o.. Philadelphia, Trenton 60-^0x60.... 35 50 32 50 30 25 ture 154 end Ottawa, and 86 on Baltimore. Sizes above—810 per box extra for every five inches Olark, W C, Sinkiuson, G A and Greenbaghj FmEBRIC^ An additional 10 per cent, will be charged for all James—N Lener. moulding, sand, &c... glass more than 40 inches wide. All sizes above 52 200 Welsh 28 00 35 00 Callaghan, James-J Sweeney, wagons, store inches in length, and not making more than 81 inches English...... 27 00 30 00 will be charged in the 84 united inches' bracket. fixtures 300 Silica, Lee-Moor 35 00 ® 40 00 Discounts, French @ percent. American Collins, Patrick—E Thompson, saloon 300 Silica, Dinas 55 00 65 00 ® per cent. Bittenhoeffer, Meyer, an i Gerner, Henry— American, No. 1 ;3 00 «t 40 00 The Hoboken Land Improvement Co., American. No. 2 27 50 35 (10 Per square foot, net cash. machinery 1120 CEMENT. GREENHOUSE, SKYLIGHT AND FLOOR GLASS. Denning, Cora, Mrs-J Mulling, furniture... '53 Rosendale $ bbl. 81 15 1 25 3«6 Fluted plate.... 18@20 i^ Rough plate 30®33 Foller, 0 V—Hoos & Schulz, furniture 26 Portland. Saylor's American 2 25 2 50 -16 Fluted plate... .20@22 % Rough plate 60@65 Portland (EngUsh) 2 65 }4 Fluted plate....25@27 % Rough plate... .70@75 Fleming, J M, Hoboken—A Fleming, pool 3 40 )4 Rough plate... table, saloon fixtures 40O Portl;and Lafarge 3 20 3 00 1 Rough plate 80@83 Portland K. B. & S 2 90 % Rough plate... IH Rough platel 30@1 35 Fisk, Lyman—Josephine B Zabriskie, hotel 3 00 Portland Burham 2 65 HAIR—Duty tree. fixtures 10,000 Lime of TeU 2 20 2 30 Hemng, Babetta- William Riedel, butcher LimeofTeil ^ ton 15 00 18 00 Cattle ^ bushel of 7 0).. 16® 18 T .^shop 300 Roman ^ bbl. 2 75 3 25 Goat 2i@ 25 Inbus, Mrs J—Hoos & Schulz, furniture 110 Keene's & Martin's coarse 6 00 6 50 Keene's St Martin's flne 10 50 IRON. Joergens, Theodore—Charles Eohe, horse, Duty.—Bar, 1 to IJ^c. ^ ID; Railroad, 70c. « lOOtt wagon, &c 281 FOREIGN WOODS—Duty free. CEDAR. BoUer and Plate, IJ^c. ^ tb; Sheet, Band Hoop and Kiuzler, Jacob—Hoos & Schulz, furniture... 59 Cuba ^ supt'/ficial foot 7 @ 11^ ScroU, IM to lUc. ^ tt; Pig, 87 ^ ton; PoUshed Sheet Kelly, John—Hoos & Schulz, furniture 105 Mexican, small 7 @ B 3c. ^ tt; Galvanized, 2i^c. ^ tt; Scrap Cast. 86 ^ ton' Kohler, Peter, Guttenberg—E F Brunges, 1 Mexican, large 9 ® 11^ Scrap Wrought, 88 ^ ton—aU less 10 per cent. No Bar black pony ;... 100 Florida ...^ cubic foot 40 ® 75 Iron to pay a less duty than 35 per cent, ad val Kohler, Peter, Guttenberg—L Emmerick, MAHObANY. Pig, Scotch, Coltness ^ ton 824 00® 824 50 horse, carriages 300 St. Domingo, crotches, ordinary to P Scotch. Glengamock, 23 Oi ® 23 50 Kohler, Peter, Guttenberg—C Hampe, beer good ^ superflcial foot 15 20 Pig. Scotch, Eglinton 21 50® wagon 500 St. Domingo, crotches, fl no 20 30 Pig American. No. J. 25 00® 26 00 St. Domingo, logs, smal E*ig. American, No. z , Kern, John—D Jones, ale 19 a 21 50® 22 50 St. Domingo, logs, large Pig. American, B'orge 20 00® 21 00 Love, Annie—Hoos & Schulz, lurniture 78 Frontera, Mexican, large 14 Miller, Julia—Hoos & Schulz, furniture 46 Frontera, Mexican, small 1^ BAR—Com mon. Store prices Minor, G S—Eliza M Smith, drug store 4,200 Other Mexican 12J6 lx9gto6x] fiat ® 2.3 Malley, Patrick, West Hoboken—M Konert, 7 Honduras 12Ji IJ^ to 6x}4 and 5-16 flat cows, &c 267 and IX^H and 5-16 flat j- .... ® 2.5 Meade, Frederick—C J Hogan, horses, trucks, Rosewood, ordinary to good ^Ib ^® 4^ % round and square ® 2.4 Rosewood,good to fine 5 ®. 8 ^ and 9-16 round and square.. ^0 , 750^ Honduras, perion 10 00 ®aO 00 BABr-Reflned—• ® 2.5 THE^REAL ESTATE RECORD. lx% to 6x1 flat 2.5 Vermilion, English 60 ® 621^ 1 to 6x?4 and 5-16 flat 2.7 Carmine, American, No. 40 5 50 ® 5 V5 Ji to 2 round and square 2.5 Ohrome, yeUow... 12 ® 20 North River Blue Stone 2% to 2% round and square 2.7 Orange Mineral... , 8 ® lOJ^ AVHOLESALE DEALERS IN 3 to 3^^ round and sauare 2.9 Paris green 16 @ 18 Curbing, Flagging, Sills.. Lintels, and Copings, &c. 35^ to 4 round 3.2 Bieraa, raw (American) 2J^® 3 }^to i% round 3.5 Sienna, Italian lump 3>6@ 4}^ Rubbed, Planed and Sawed Stone a specialty. % to 5 round 3 .9 @ 4.1 Sienna, Italian powdered 7 ® 8 E. SAVEENEY & SOJVS, ods—3-5g'311-16 round and square ... "i 6 ® 4.5 Umber, American raw & powd'd 15^® 2 Oflice, 229 BROADWAY, N. Y. vals—Half ovals and half rounds 3. 0 & 4.5 Umber,Turkey, lump ^^•^ 1% Depot. Wilbur. Ulster Co.. N. Y, Bands—1 to 6x3-16 No. 12 3 .0 ® Umber " powder 4^4® 4% Hoop J^ to 114 and up 3, 5 ® 5.5 Drop Black. English 10 ® 15 MURTAUGMI'S Horse Shoe—^x% to J^x% 3.0 Drop Black, American 10 @ 15 QTAFiDARD DUMB WAITERS And General ScroU. 3 5.4 Chinese blue 60 ® 70 « HAND HOISTING ESTABLISHMENT. Angle iron 3.0 Prussian blue 30 ® 60 ]4"i EAST 42d STREET.—75,000 now in use. •T" iron. 3.5 Ultramarine blue 8 @ 25 Double acting Dumb Waiters for French Flats; WroughtBeams , . ® 3.0 Chrome green 10 @ 16 works from two opposite directions. Patented Sept. Oxide zinc, American 414® 4% 85th !877. Common R. G. Oxide zinc, French, V M G S 8^4® i J4 Established in 185.5.—J. IWTJRTATirtTT. Sheet. American. American Oxide zinc. French V M R S 7 }4® 7}| Nos.lOtoie ^ lb 4 @ 4M Nos. 17 to 20. 3M@4 00 414® -- • PLASTER PARIS Nos. 21 to 24. MAHOGANY, HARD TVOOB, FINE! Nos. 25 to 26. 41^®.... 4M@ - Duty.—20 Per cent. ad. val. on calcined; lump, free Nos. 27 to 38. 4M®.... 5 @ Calcined, Eastern and city.^ bbl. 1 25 ® -;— AND B.B. EM® Calcined, city casting 1 50 ® Galvanized, 14 to 20. ;8.4®... 2d qua ty 7.2®..., CJalcined. city superfine 1 75 ® CaliforniaRed Wood Lumber. 21 to 24. 9.1®.... 643 to o57 TTest 23d Street, " 25 to 26. 9.8®.... 7.8®,... 8.4®.... SOLDERS. Bet. 10th and llth Aves., NEW YORK " 27 10.5®.... 9.0® .. No. 1 121^® 13 28 11." 11 © 13 Patent planished ^lU A, 12c;0.6®.. B, 10><.i No 2 14tlL St. Saw, Planing and Turning Mill. Rails American steel 60 00 @ 82 00 SLATE. Delivered at New York BUCKI & HIRSCH. Rails. American iron 46 00 ® 43 00 86 00 i*urple roofing slate . . ^ square. 85 00 6 03 LATH—Cargo rate ^M 2 00 ®— Green slate 5 00 10 00 Redslate.. 9 03 YELLOf PIK FLOOSIE, LIME. Black slate, Pennsylvania fat Jer- Rockland, common 90 0 — seyCity) 3 50 ® 4 50 Ceiling and. Step-iPlank. Rotkland, finishing 1 00 @ STONE.—Cargo rates, delivered at New York. 531 TO 539 WEST 14TH ST. and 528 TO 536 WEST State, common, cargo rate.,IP bbl. 90 @ — Amherst freestone,in rough ^ C ft. 15TH ST.. NEW YORK. No. 1 95 8 1 00 State, finishing 115 ® — 83 90 T. COBIMOSS, Ground..: 95 @ 1 00 Amherst do do^C ft No. 3 • SIGN PAINTER, 46 Vesey Street, N. Y Amherst No. 1 light drab ^ C ft... 7'5 81 J Add 25c. to above flgures for yard rates. BerUn freestone, in rougn 75 ® 1 00 Real Estate Signs a Specialty. Berea freestone, in rough 75 1 00 Prices for Tin signs: Size, 10x14, per dozen, 82.60; LABOR. Brown stone, Portland. Ct..^..•.... 1 00 1 35 per 100, $15.00. Size, 14x20, per dozen, 83 75; per UO, Ordinary, per day 81 7.*i®2 OO Brown stone, BelLeviiij 1., J ... 100 1 35 825.00. Size, 20x28, per dozen, $6.50; per 100, 845,U0. Masons, 2 75®3 00 Granite, rough..oc.<;wwsa=--oo.6 .,,, 60 1 25 Wood signs of all sizes Painted. Lettered and Placed. Plasterers, ' 3 00® Canaan marble., .. 125 1 50 Lowest Estimates given for all kind of Advertising Carpenters, ' 2 75®3 00 Dorchester, N. B., stone, rough, Sign Work. Plumbers, 2 50@3 CO • ffi foot 1 00 Painters, ' 2 5C®— - Bay of Fundy, Wood Point, brown 1 03 Stone-setters 2 75@3 " Mary's " " 1 03 " " olive.. 1 03 00-PABTl^EBSHIP NOTICES. LUMBER, BLUE STONE. Prices for yard delivery, average run of stock IW^OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A LIMITED Drain stone, per square foot ® -L' partnership has been formed by the under­ Allowance must be made on one side for special con­ Flag, smooth @ 8 signed, pursuant to the laws of the State of New tracts, and on the other for extra selections. '^@ 35 I. X, charcoal, 14x20 8 25 ® 8 37 acknowledged that they executed the same. Chinaclay ^ ton 12 00 ® 21 00 I. C. coke, 14x20. 5 00 ® 6 00 EUG. F. DALY, Whiting, gilders. &c— 70 ® 75 I. C. coke, terne, 14x20 5 25 ® 5 25 Notarv Public, Whiting, common ^ lOOB 50 ® 60 I. C. charcoal, terne. 14x20 5 25 ® 5 75 N. Y. City. Paris white, Eng ^ B 1 25 ® 2 00 Paris whit«, American 90 @ 1 00 Zrac, Duty, sheet, ^ tt, 2J^c. State of New York, City and County of New York, Lead, white, American, dry 7 Sheet ;ask .^ ID. 734® Lead, whito.AmericaD, in oUpure 7}41» ' open 7!>i@ Jacob H. Ostrum. being duly sworn, says that he is Lead, English, B.B. in oil the general partner named in the above certificate, Lead, red, American 6 ® ejl and that the sum specified in the said certificate to Litharge, American ,.,., 5%31 6 STEAM HEATING. have been contributed by the special partner to the Litharge, English 914® 9^ HIGH • OR LOW PRESSURE, common stock, has been actually and in good faith, Ochre, French, dry Ijl® 1% For Factories, Public Institutions & Private Dwellings. paid in cash. Venetian red, American 1 ® H4 Parties who intend to^heat their houses with steam, JACOB H. OSTRUM. Venetian red. English 1%® ' IJ^ will find it to their interest to call on us, as we guar­ Sworn to before me this Sth Tuscan red, English 16 ® 18 antee satisfaction; or no pay, - Personal references day of January. A. D.. 1881. Turkey red, English 12 @ 15 given, ANNIN & CO., EUG. F. DALY, Indian red. English...... 5 ® 7 . Brooklyn Tube Works. NotaryiPubUc, _ YermUion, Am. Quicksilver...... 65 ^ 60 Foot Adama Stt Brooklyn. N.Y. City THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. Ill

^O-PAETNEBSHIP NOTICES. CO-PAETNEESHIP NOTICES. CO-PAETNEESHIP NOTICES. pOPARTNERSHIP.-NOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN ERTIFICATE.-THE UNDERSIGKED DESIROUS IMITED PARTNERSHIP.-THIS TO CERTIFY L that the undersigned have, pursuant to the C of forming a Limited Partnership uuder the Laws L that pursuant to iho provisions of the Statutes of Statutes of the State of New York, renewed and con­ of the State of New York, do hereby certify. the State of New Y'ork, a Limited Partnership has tinued the limited partnership heretofore formed by First.—That the name under which such partner­ this day been formed, and that the persons desirous them under the name or firm of LENT & BRAMAN, ship is to be conducted is MANUEL E. DE RIVAS of forming the same do hereby make and severally and which, by its terms, was to commence on the 1st AND COMPANY. sign this certificate, as follows : day of January, 1809, and to continue for three years; Second.—That the general nature of Ihp business to First.—The name or firm under which said partner­ and which said limited partnership was again re­ be transacted by such partnership is that of buying ship is to be conducted is LAWRENCE MYERS & newed and continued from the 3Ist day of December, and selling bonds, stocks and other securities for CO. ISTI, for three years, and was again renewed and con­ others, as brokers, and on commission only. tinued from the Slst day of December, 1874, for three Third.—That Manuel E.De Rivas and Edwaid H. Second.—The general nature of the business in­ years, and was again renewed and continued from Myers, who both reside in the City of New York, are tended to be transacted is the importation and sale of the 3Ist day of December, 1877. for three years; that the general partners, and Theodore W, Myers, who Wines. Liquors and Spirits, and the purchase and the general nature of tho business intended to be also resides in said city, is the special partner. sale of domestic Liquors, and the various branches of transacted is, s.s heretofore, importing of tailors' Fourth.—That the said Theodore W. Myers has con­ business incidental thereto or connected therewith; trnnmings; and ihat William H. Lent, who resides in tributed the sum of forty thousand dollars in cash, as aud the principal place of business shaU be in the the City. County and State of New York, and Samuel capital to Ihe common stock. City and County of New York. L Braman, who resides in the City of Brooklyn, Fifth.—That said partnership will commence on tbe Third.—The names of all the general and special Couuty of Kings. State of New York, are the general fourth day of January, 1881, and will terminate on the parte ers interested in said partnership are as f ollows: pirtners, and Abraham Lent, who resides in the City, fourth day of January, 1883. Robert G. Larason and Alfred A. Henriques, wl o County and State of New York, is the special partner; Dated New York, January 3d. 1881. reside in the City and Countv of New York, and who and that said Abraham Lent has contributed the sum M. E. de RIVAS. are the general partners, and Angelo L. Myers and of ten thousand dollirs, being the same original sum E. H. MYERS. Julien L. Myers, who reside in the City and County of contributed at the formation of said partnership to THEO. W. MYERS, New York, and who are the special partners. the common stock; and that said renewed and con­ Special Partner. Fourth.—The amount of capital which the tinued partnership is to commence and continue from said Angelo L. Myers, as one of such special partners, the thirty-first day of December. 188J, and is to ter­ has contributed to the common stock is the sum of minate on the thirty-first day of December, 1883. State of New York, thirty thousand dollars, and the amount of capital Dated New York, December 29th, 188'. City of New York, which the said Julien L. Myers, as one ot such County of NewYork.}', special partners has contributed to the common On this third day of January, 1881. before me per­ Stock is the sum of thirty thousand dollars. WILLIAM H. LENT, sonally came Manuel E. De Rivas. Edward H. Myers SAMUEL L. BRAMAN, Fifth.—The partnership hereby formed is to com­ and Theodore W. Myers, to me known to be the per­ mence on the first day of January, 1881, and is to General Partners. sons described in and who executed the above certifi­ terminate on the thirty-first day of December, 18^2. ABRAHAM LENT, cate and acknowledged that they executed the same. In witness wher'-of, the parties above named have Special Partner. JOHN H. KITCHEN, hereto severally subscribed their names, this thirty- ,_ Notary Public. first day of December, in the year ISSO. New York Co. In the presence of I iTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A LIMITED City and County of New York, ss. W. J. OSBORNE. f K* partnership has been formed by the undersigned, Manuel E. De Rivas, being duly sworn, says that he ROBERT G. LARASON. [L S ] pursuant to the Laws of the State of New York; is one of the general partners named iu the above ALFRED A. HENRIQUES, [L.S.l that the name or firm under which such partner­ certificate, and that the sum specified in such certifi­ ANGELO L. MYERS, [L.S.] ship is to be conducted is L. K. STROUSE & CO.; cate to liave been contributed by the special partner JULIEN L. MYERS. [L.S ] that the general nature of the business intended to in said certificate learned, to the common stock of the be transacted by such partnership is the buying and partnership, has been actually and in good faith paid City and County of New York. ss.: selling of law books and stationery, and the publish­ in cash. On this thirty first day of December, 1880, before ing of law books; that the names of all the general . M. E. de RIVAS. me personally appeared Robeit G. Larason, Alfred and special partners interested in the said business Sworn to before me, this 3d I A. Henriques, Angelo L. Myers and JuHen L. flyers, are Lemen K. Strouse aud William Henry Macken­ day of January. 1881. f all to me known and known to me to be the persons zie; that the said Lemen K. Strouse is a general part­ JOHN H. KITCHEN, described in and T« ho executed the foregoing certifi­ ner, and his place of residence is in the city of Brook­ Notary Public, cate, and they severally acknowledged to me that lyn, and County of Kings, and that the said William New York Co. they executed the same. Henry Mackenzie is the special partner, and bis W. J. OSBORNE, place of residence is the City and County of New Notary Public, Kings Co. York; that the amount of capital which the said ERVIFICATE.-IN THE MATTER OF T^E Cert, filed in N. Y. Co. special partner has contributed to the common stock C formation of a Limited Partnership between John is, tifteen thousand doUars; that the period at which C. Latham, Junior, Henry E. Alexander and Richard the said partnership is to commence is the lOth day P. Salter, general partners, and Charles G. MiUer, HE UNDERSIGNED, DESIROUS OF FORMING of December, 1880, and the period at which it wiU special partner. T a limited partnership, under the Statutes of the teiminate i^ the first day of January, 1886. This is to certify that the undersigned have formed State of New York, hereby certify: LEMEN K. STROUSE, general partner. a Limited Partnership pursuant to the Laws of the 1. That the name or firm under which such partner­ WM. HENRY MACKENZIE, special partner. State of New York. ship is to be conducted is B. B. KIRKLAND AND Dated December llth, 1880. That the name or firm under which such part­ COMPANY. nership is to be conducted is LATHAM, ALEXAN- 2. That the general nature of the business in. DER AND COMPANY. tended to be transacted, by such partnership, is the That the general nature of the business to be tranff- buying and selling of Railroad bonds and (stocks, and \[OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A LIMITED acted is the General Banking and Commission busi' other evidences of indebtedness and securities, also ^ partnership has been formed by the undersigned, ness. charging and taking of commissions for negotiations pursuant to the laws of the State of New York. That the names of all the general and of the specia and dealings in Railroad supplies. That the name or firm under which such partner­ partners are as follows, to wit: ^ 3. That the names of all the general and special ship is to be conducted is I HAMBURGER AND COM­ John C. Latham, Jr.. who resides in the city, county partners interested in said partnership are as fol­ PANY. and State of New York; Henry Ef.'Alexander, who lows: That the general nature of the business intended resides at New Brighton, Richmond County, in said B. B. Kirkland, who resides at the City, County and to be transacted by such partnership is that of deal­ State, and Richard P. Salter, who resides in said city, State of.New York, is the general partner, and the D. ing in leaf tobacco and segars, &c. county and State of New York, are the. general part­ E. Culver Company, a body organized under the laws That the names of all the general and special part­ ners, and Charles G. Miller, who' resides at New of the State of New Jersey, is the special partner. ners interested in the said business are Isaac Ham­ Rochelle, Westchester County, iu said State of New •4. That the said The D. E. Culver Company has burger, Solomon Hamburger and Herman Ham­ York, is the special partner. ' contributed the sum of five thousand dollars (85,000) burger; that the said Isaac Hamburger is a general That Charles G. Miller, the said special partner, has as capital to the common stock. partner and his place of residence is in the city and contributed the sum of one hundrsd thousand 5. That the period at which the said partnership is county of New York; that the said Solomon Ham­ dollars, in cash, as capital to the common stock. to commence is the fifth day of January. 1881; and burger is a special partner and his place of residence That the said partnership is to commence on the the period at which the said partnership is to termi­ IS in the city of Norfolk, in the State of Virginia; that first day of January, 1881, and is to terminate on the nate is the fifth day of January, 1«8}, the said Herman Hamburger is also a special partner first day of January. 1886. Dated, this fifth day of! and his place of residence is tho city of Baltimore, in Dated this thirty-first day of December, 1880. January, 1881, J D. E. CULVER, the State of Maryland. JNO. C. LATHAM, JR. (L. S.) President of the D. E. C. Co. That the amount of capital which each of said H. E. -ALEXANDER. W. C, DOUBLEDAY, Bpecial partners has contributed to the common stock E. P. SALTER. Secty. IS as follows: C. G. MILLER. [L. S.] B. B. KIRKLAND. The said Solomon Hambur^ter has contributed the sum of seventeen thousand five hundred dollars, and the said Herman Hamburger has contributed the sum State of New York. ) „ HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A LIMITED of seventeen thousand five hundred dollars, .that the City and County of New York, f''-^" T partnership under the name, or firm, of DREY­ period at which said partnership is to commence is i he On this 31st day of December, 1880, before me per­ FUS, KOHN & COMPANY for the purchasing, im­ First day of September. 1880, and the period at which sonally came and appeared John C. Latham, Junior, porting and selling, upon commission and otherwise, It will terminate is the First dav of September, 1885. Henry E. Alexander, Richard P. Salter and Charles goods, wares and merchandise. The general part­ Dated New York. December 6th, 188J. G. Miller, to me known and known to me to be the ners aro Isaac E. Dreyfus, residing at Basel, Switzer­ Blumenstiel & Hirsch, Attorneys, &c., 320 Broad­ individuals described in and who executed the fore­ land, and Aaron Kohn and Moses G- Rosenblatt, who way, New Yory City. going certificate, and they severally acknowledged to severally reside in the City of New York. The spec- me that they executed the same for tbe purposes cial partner is Gottheb Rosenblatt, who resides in ISAAC HAMBURGER, therein mentioned. New York City, and has contributed to thn common General Partner. CHRISTIAN ZABRISKIE, stock of said partnership one hundred thousand dol­ SOLOMON HAMBURGER. Notary Public, lars in cash. The said partnership is to commence HERMAN HAMBURGER, [Seal.] New York Co. January 5th, 1881, and to terminate December 31st, Special Partners, 1883. City and County of New York, s.s, State of New York, Ciiy and County of New York, ISAAC E. DREYFUS, } s.s. John C. Latham, Jr., being duly sworui says he is AARON KOHN, V General partners. Isaac Hamburger, of said city and county, being one of the general partners named in the above cer­ MO'ES G. ROSENBLATT,) duly sworn, deposes and says, he isthe general part­ tificate, and that the sum specified in the said certifi. GOTTLIEB ROSEN r-.LATT, Special partner. ner named in the certificate hereto annexed and that cate to have been contributed by the special partner the sums specified in said certificate to have been to the common stock, iias been actually and in good No. 53 Bey Slrce', N. Y., contributed by each of the special partners therein faith paid in cash. January 1. 1881. named to the common stock of the said partnership, JNO. C. LiTHAM, JR. The copartnership heretofore existing between have and each of them has been actually and in good Sworn to before me. this 3d I John H. Butler and Teunis D. Huntting, under the faith paid in cash. day of January, 1831. ) firm name of BUTLER & HUNTTING, has this day Sworn to before me, this 4th day of^Decemer, 1880, CHRISTIAN ZABrasKiK, been dissolved by the withdrawal of said Teunis D. R. Montague, Notary Public, NewYork County. [Seal.] Notary Public, Huntting. New York County. Mr. Butler and Mr. John C. Constant have this day ISAAC HAMBURGER. formed a copartnership for continuing the business at the same place, under the firm name of BUTLER NEW YORK SOAP STONE & CONSTANT. Mr. Butltr wiU pay all obligations, and receive all assets of tho old firm of Butler & TirORKS, Huntting. 61 GOLD STREET. JOHN H. BUTLER. Laundry Tubs, Bath Tubs, Sinks, made TEUNIS D. HUNTTING. from, the celebrated Francestown Soap, JOHN C. CONSTANT. stone, the only Soapstone in the market which talees a polish equal to the best G. TfT. RASER & CO., Italian Marble, polished inside and ou • Manufacturers of to order. Also, Tanks, Fireplace Lin ings. HTGIENIC STOVES, Register S'rames, Qriddlen. Foot-Warmers, Slabs, WEST &1ST STREET, "^ IV THE REAL ESTATE RECORD, CO-PAETNEESHIP NOTICES. CO-PARTNEESHIP NOTICES. CO-PAETNEESHIP NOTICES. ACKER, KNOWLTON & CO. EONARD, HOWELL & COMPANY, ri^HE UNDERSIGNED, JOHN WALKER, ROBERT P The undersigned, desirous of forming a limited L 58 Broadway. New York. -•- F. Walker. Russell L. Engs, George F. Walker, partnership under the provisions of the Statutes of The partnership of LEONARD. BOWELL & COM­ and Robert A. Walker, desirous of forming a limited the State of New York for such cases made and pro­ PANY expires this day by limitation. partnership, under the Statutes of the State of New vided, hereby certify: Dated, New York December Slst. 1880. York, hereby certify. That the name or firm under vifhich such partner WILLIAM B. LEONARD, GEORGE R. HOWELL, 1. That the name orfi-munder which said copart­ ship is to be conducted is PACKER. KNOWLTON JOSEPH S. DECKER, WILLIAM A. WILLIAMS. nership is to be conducted is WALKER BROTHERS & I O. WILLIAM EVANS, Junior, AND ENGS. That the general nature of the business intended to 2. That the general nature of the business intended be transacted is a general coal commission business. ECKER. HOWELL & COMPANY. to be transacted by such partnership is the buying, That the names of the general partners interested B This is to certify that the undersigned have selling and exporting of grain and flour, and the therein are Elisha A. Packer, who resides in the City formed a limited, partnership, pursuant to the pro­ business of general commission merchants. of New York, and D. Henry Knowlton, who resides in visions of the statutes of the State of New York. 3. That the names of all the general and special the City of New York ; and the name of the special I. The name or firm under which such partnership partners, and the residence of each are as follows: partner is Danford Knowlton who resides in the City shall be conducted is DKCKER, HOWELL AND That Russell L. Engs who resides at the City of of New York. COMPANY. Brooklyn and State of New York aad George P. That the amount of capital contributed by the sai i II. The general nature of the business intended to Walker and Robert A Walker, who re!^pecIively re­ special partner to the common stock is the sum of bo transacted by said firm is that of Bankers and side in London, England, are the general partners and fifty thousand dollars. Brokers, receiving deposits and lending money, buy­ John Walker and Robert F Walker, who respectively That the period at which said partnership is to ing, selling and negotiating securiiies, stocks, bonds, reside in London. England, are the special partners. commence is on the third day of January, l!:81. and notes and exchange on commission, and loaning and 4. That the said Johu Walker, the special partner, the period at which said partnership is to terminate borrowing money thereon. has contributed the sum of twenty-five thousand is the third day of January, 1882. III. The names of the General and Special Partners dollars in cash as capital to the common stock, and Dated, New York January 3.1881. interested in such partnership are as follows: the said Robert F. Walker, the special partner, has ELiSHA A. PACKER. Joseph S. Decker, who resides in the City of New contributed the like sum of twenty-five thousand D. HENRY KNOWLTON, York: George R Howell, who resides in the City of dollars in cash as capital to the common stock. General Partners. NewYork; William A. Williams, who resides in the 5. That the said partnership is to commence on the DANFORD KNOWLTON, City of Brooklyn, and William Evans. Junior, who re­ first day of Janua-y, 1881, and is to terminate on the Special Partner. sides in the City of Brooklyn, are the General Part­ thirty-first day of Ddcember, 1883. ners; and William B. Leonard, who resides in the Lity Dated, New York, this llth day of November, 1880. State of New York, City and County of New York, of Brooklyn, is the Special Partner. JOHN WALKER. [L.S] s s. IV. The amount of capital, which the said Special ROBERT F WALKER, [L. S.] Oc this third day of January, 1881, personally ap­ Partner, WilUam B. Leonard, has contributed to the RUS.SELL L. ENGS. [L. S.I peared before me, Elisha A. Packer, D. Henry Kuowl- common stock of said partnership is one hundred GEORGE P. WALKER, [L. S.] ton and Danford Knowlton, to ine known to be the thousand dollars, (8.00,000). ROBERT A. WALKER. [L. S.I same persons described in and who executed the • V. That said partnership is to commence on th'^ Signed, sealed and delivered by John Walker, foregoing certificate who severally acknowledged thirty-first day of December, A. D. 1880, and to ter­ Robert Frederick Wa.lker. George Frederick Walker, that they executed the same. minate on the thirty-first day ot December, A. D. and Robert Arthur Walker in the presence of • ROBERT L. READE. 1883. J. W. PEIGOT, [Notaiial Seal] Notary Public, Dated. New York, December 3lst. A. D 1880. I. A. MACKINTOSH, N. Y. Co. Witness: Consulat General U. S. A., London. A. T. MOORE. Signed, sealed and delivered by Russell L. Engs in JOSEPH S. DECKER, the presence ct State of New York, City and County of New York, GEORGE R. HOWELL, RUFUS K. TREVOR, s. s. WILLIAM A. WILLIAMS. Notarv Public, Elisha A. Packer being duly sworn doth depose, WILLIAM EVANS, Junior, N\ Y. City and Co. that he is one of the general partners named in the General Partners. annexed ceriiflcate, and that the sum specified in WILLIAM B. LEONARD, Consulate General of the United States of America said certificate to have been contributed by the Special Partner. for Great Britain and Ireland at London. special partner, in said certificate named, to the com­ On this, the llth day of November, 1880, before me, mon stock of said partnership has been actually and Joshua Nunn, Vice and Deputy Consul General aud in good faith paid in cash. State of New York, City and County of New York, Notary Public of the United States of America, at Sworn to before me this i ELISHA. A. PACKER s. s. London, England, personall.v appeared John Walker, 3d day cf January, 1881. | On this Slst day of December, A. D., 1880, before Robert Frederick Walker. George Frederick Walker ROKERT L. READE, me personally appeared William B. Leonard. Joseph and Robert Arthur Walker to me known to be the Notary Public. 6. Decker, George R Howell, WUliam A. Williams, persons of that name severally described in and who [Notarial Seal.] N. Y. Co. acd William Evans, Junior, to me known to be the have executed the foregoing deed or instrument and persons described in and who executed the foregoing then and there acKnowledged the same to be their '•rHE UNDERSIGNED, DESIROUS OF FORMING certificate and severally acknowledged to me that respective free and voluntary act and deed for the JL a limited partnership, pursuant to the provisions they signed and executed the .same. > uses and purposes therein contained. of the Statutes of the State of New York, hereby ALBERT T. MOORE. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand certify: [Notarial Seal. Notary Public, and affixed my official notarial seal at London, 1. That the name or firm under which such part­ Kings County. aforesaid, the day and year above written nership is to be conducted is J. GOULD'S SONS. Certificate filed in N. Y. Co. J. NUNN. 2. That the general nature of tlie business to be [L. S ] Vice and Deputy Consul General transacted is the buying and selling teas. U. S. A.. London. 3. That the names of all the general and special State of New York, City and County of New York, partners interested in said partnershif are as follows: 8. s. State of New York, City and County of New York, George T. Gould, who resides in Newark, New Jer George K. Howell, being duly sworn, makes oath s. s. sey, is general partner, and Charles J. Gould, who re­ and says: That he is one of the eeneral partners On this 29th day of December in the year of our sides in Tarrytown, New York, is special partner named in the annexed certificate, and that the sum Lord eighteen hundred and eighty, before me per­ 4. That said (harles J. Gould has contributed the of one hundred thousand dollars specified in said sonaUy came Russell L. Engs, to me known to be the sum of eight thousand dollars ($8,000). as capital to certificate to have been contributed by William B. individual of that name described in, and who exe­ the common stock. Leonard, the Special Partner, in said certificate cuted the foregoing instrument and certificate, who 5. That said partnership is to commence January named to the common stock of said partnership, has acknowledged to me that he executed the same. 1, 1881, and is to terminate January 1,1883. been actually and in go id faith paid in in cash. RUFUS K TREVOR. Dated New York, Dec. 31, 18S0 Subscribed and .sworn to 1 (L. S.) Notary Public, GEO. T. GOULD. before me this 31st day V GEORGE R, HOWELL CHAS. J. GOULD. of December, 1880. j N. Y. City and Co. ALBERT T MOORE, State of New York. I No: ary Public, State of New York, City and County of New York, City and County of New York,)•s . s. (Notarial Seal.) Kings Co. s. s. On this 31st day of December, 1880, before me per­ Certificate filed in N. Y, Co. Russell L. Engs. being duly sworn deposes and sonally came George T. Gould and Charles J. Gould, says that he resides in the City of Brooklyn and State known to me to be the persons described in, and who of New York, and that he is one of the general part­ executed the above certificate, and severally ILBUR AND HASTINGS —THE PARTNERSHIP ners named in, and who executed the foregoing in­ acknowledged to me that they executed the same. W heretofore existing between Edward R. Wilbur strument and certificate and that the sums specified F. C. WHiTE, and William M. Hastings, is hereby dissolved. Either in the said certificate to have been contributed by Notary PubUc, N. T. Co. each of the special partners therein named to the com­ partner is authorized to sign m liquidation. mon stock of the said partnership, to wit: the sum of Dated, NewYork, Januarv 1st, 18SI. twenty-five thousand dollars contributed by the said State of New York. ) „ „ EDWARD R WILBUR. special partner John Walker, and the sum of twenty; City and County of New Y^ork, ( ^••^• WM. M. HASTINGS, . George T. Gould, being duly sworn, says: That he five thousand dollars contributed by the said special is the general partner named in the above certificate, partner, Robert P. Walker, have and each of them and that the sum specified in said ctrtiticate to have The undersigned, desirous of forming a Limited has been actually and in good faith paid in cash. been contributed by the special partner, in said cer­ Partnership under the Statutes of the State of New RUS-SELL L. ENGS. tificate named, to the common stock of said partner­ York, hereby certify that the name or firm under Sworn to before me, this 29th / ship, has been actually and in good faith paid in cash. which such partnership is to be conducted is day of December, 1880. f Sworn before me this 31st i GEO. T. GOULD, WILBUR & HASTINGS. RUFUS K. TREVOR, day of December, 1880. I That the general nature of the business intended to Notary PubUc. (96.) F. C. WHITE. ne transacted is the buying. selUng and manufactur­ ____^^______N. Y. City and Co. No ary Public, N Y, Co. ing of stationery and of goods usually dealt in by stationers. That WiUiam M. Hastings, whose place of rilHIS IS TO CERTIFY TEAT THE UNDERSIGNED AFFERTY AND WILLIAxMS.-NOTICE IS HERE- residence is the City of Brooklyn, State of New -•- have pursuant to the provisions of the Revised K• by given that a Limited Partnership has been York, isthe only general partner interested iu said Statutes of ihe State of New York formed and re­ formed by the undersigned, pursuant to the provisions partnership, and that Edward R. Wilbur, whose place newed and continued a limited partnership under the of the Revised Statutes of the State of New York. of residence is Sayville, Suffolk County, State of New firm name of WEIL & HEIUELB\CH, as now exist­ That the name or firm under which such partnership York, is the only special partner interested in said ing. That the general nature of the business to be is to be conducted is RAFFERTY AND WILLIAMS. partnership. transacted is the manufacture and sale of what is That the general nature of the business to be trans­ That the' said Edward R. Wilbur has contributed known as converted cotton goods and goods of like acted is the manufacturing and selling Fertilizing the sum of five thousand dollars as capital to the nature, and the incidents thereto belonging. That Supplies, Tallow and Grease, etc. common stock. That the period at which said part­ Herman Weil, who resides in the City of New York, Thst the names of all the general and special part­ nership is. to commence is the fifth day of January, and Albert Heidelbach, who resides in the City of ners are as follows: Thomas Rafferty and John T. 1881. and the period at which the said partnership is Cincinnati, State of Ohio, are the general partners, WiUiams, who both reside in the city of New York, in to terminate is the thirty-first day of December, 1883 and Moses Heidelbach, who resides in said City of the county and State of New York, are the general Dated, the 4th day Of January, 1881. New York, ia the special partner. partners, and Harvey S. Ladew, who resides in said (Signed) WM. M. HASTINGS. That the said Moses Heidelbach hath contributed city of New York, is the special partner. Tha^; said EDWARD R. WILBUR. the sum of twenty-five thousand doUars in cash as Harvey S. Ladew has contributed the sum of fifty capital towards the common stock. • thousand dollars as capital to the common stock of That the said partnership is to commence on the said partnership. State ot New York, 1 first day of January, 1881, and terminate on the 3lst City and County of New York. J ^•^• day of December, 1881. That the said partnership is to commence on the On this fourth day of January, 1881. personaUy first day of January, 1881, and is to terminate on the Dated this 30ih day of December, 1880. before me came William M. Hastings and Edward R- HERMAN WEIL, Slst day of December. 1883 Wilbur, known to me to be the same persons de Dated New York, January 3d. 1881. ALBERT HEIDELBACH, scribed in and who execu ted the foregoing ic.strument By MOSES HEIDELBACH, attorney in fact. THOMAS RAFFERTY, in writing, and they severally acknowledged that they JOHN T. WILLIAMS, .,„ General partners. executed the same* MOSES HEIDELBACH, „ General Partners. HOMEE G. MURPHY. HARVEY S, LADEW, Notary Public, „ „ -r^..^ -^ Special partner, Special Partaer, N. Y, Co. M. M, FRIEND, attorney, &e.. No. 8 Broad street, New York City. THE REAL ESTATE RECORD^ - V

CO-PAETNEBSHIP NOTICES. CO-PAETNEESHIP NOTICES. CO-PAETNEESHIP NOTICES. -vrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE LIMITED HIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT THE LIMITED 1* partnership lately subsisting under the firm T partnership now existing between the under­ E. DILLINGHAM & CO.—NOTICE IS HERE name of SHANNON, MILLER & CRANE, expires signed is hereby renewed and continued, pursuant to H• by given that a limited parmership has been this day by its own limitation. the provisions of the Revised Statutes of the State of formed by the undersigned, pursuant to the laws of Dated December Slst, 1880. the State of New York. That the name or firm under NewYork. which such partnership is to bo conducted is H. E LIVINGSTON A. SHANNON. That the name or fllrm under which said partnership DILLINGHAM & CO. That the general nature of WALSINGHAM A. MILLER, is conducted, and will be continued, is A H. HIL­ the business intended to be transacted by such part­ HAROLD L. CRANE, DICK. The nature of the business transacted, and nership is the buying and selling for others, upon General Partners, intended to be transacted, by said partnership, is the commission, of gold, and the stocks aud bonds dealt importation of hardware and a general commission in at the New York Stock Exchange, and a general WILLIAM W. CRANE, business. Special Partner. brokerage business in stocks, bonds, gold andsecmi. The names of the parties interested, and to be in­ ties of various kinds, such as is ordinarily conducted The undersigned, desirous of forming a limited terested therein, are Thomas A. HiU, who is the by stock brokers in the City of NewYork. That the partnership under the Statutes of the State of New special partner, and who resides at Walsall, England, names of all the general partners and of the special York, hereby certify: and Alfred FT. Hildick. who is the general partner, partner interested in the said business are. Horace That the name or firm under which such partner­ and who resides at Engiewood, County of Bergen, E. Dillingham, Roberf. H. Parks, Cumberland G. ship is to be conducted is SHANNON, MILLER & State of New Jersey. The place of business of said White and MelvUle S. Nichols. That the said Horace CRANE; renewed and continued partnership wiU be in the E. DiUingham isa general partner, and his place of That the general nature of the business intended to City of New York. residence isiu the City and County of New Y'ork; be transacted by such partnership, is merchants and The amount of capital which the said special part­ that the said Robert H. Parks is also a general part­ dealers in military goods, costumers' materials, gold ner, Thomas A. Hill, has contributed to the common ner, and his place of residence is also in the Citv J^nd and silver laces and trimmings, and in the buying, stock is fifteen thousand ($15,000) dollars. The said County of New York; that the said Cumberiand G. selling and vending of all such goods, wares and partnership is to be renewed and continued from the White is also a general partner, and his place of resi­ merchanaise as appertain to such hne of business; first day of January, eighteen hundred and eighty- dence is also in the (;ity and County of Nev/ York; That tbe names of the general and special partners one, and is to terminate on the first day of January, and that the said Melville S. Nichols is the special interested in said partnership are as follows: eighteen hundred and eighty-four. partner, and his place of residence is in the f ity of Livingston A. Shannon, of the City of Brooklyn, Dated New York, November 22d, 188). Chicago, in the County of Cook and State of Illin­ County of Kings and State of New York; Walsingbam (Signed), THOMAS A. HILL. [L. SI ois. That the amount of capital which the said A. Miller, of the same place; Harold L. Crane, of the ALFRED H. HILDICK. [L. S ] special partner, said ftlelville S. Nichols, has con­ same place, are general partners, and WiUiam W. Consulate of the United States of America, Eng­ tributed to the common stock of said partnership is Crane, of the city of Brooklyn aforesaid, special land, the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars ($2.5.(100 0!) partner: That thH period at which the said partnership i-; to That the said William W. Crane has contributed commence is the first day of January, in the year the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars as capital to 1881. and the perioi at which it will terminate is the the common stack; thirty-first day of December, in the year 1881. That the period at which the said p artnership is to ALE, DUTCHER & CO., LIMITED PARTNER. Dated, December iS, 1880. commence is the first day of January 1881, .and the D SHIP—We, the undersigned, hereby give notice period at which said partnership is to terminate is that we have formed a limited partnership, pursuant HORACE jfi. DILLINGHAM, ) ^, , the thirty-first day of December, A D , 1884. to the provisions of the Revised Statutes of the State ROBERT H PARKS. (General Dated the Slst day of December, 1880. of New York, and the various Acts amendatory CUMBERLAND G. WHITE. | Partners. LIVlNfiSTON A. SHANNON, thereof, to begin on the first day of January, one MELVILLE S. NICHOLS, [ l^ft^er WALSINGHAM A. MILLER, thousand eight hundred and eighty-one, and to end HAROLD L. CRANE. on the thirty-first day of December, one thousand General Partners. eight hundred and eighty-two, for the purpose of State of New York, City and County of New York, WILLIAM W. CRANE. carrying on the business of wholesale dealers in dry s. s. goods, under the name or firm of DALE, DUTCHER On this thirtieth day of December, in the year one Special Partner. & CO. Said firm is to have Its place of business in thousand eight hundred and eighty, before me per­ the City, County and State of New York. The gene sonally came the above named rloraee E Dillingham, State of New York, City and County of New York, ral partners of said firm ai e George L. Dale, residing Robert H. Parks and Cumberland G. White, to me s. s. in Orang.^, New Jersey: John T. Dutcher. residing in personally known and known to me to be three of On this thirty first day of December, 1880, person­ New York City, New York; Frederick B. Dale, resid­ the individuals described in and who executed the ally appeared before me Livingston A, Shannon, ing in New York City, New York, and Philo P. Hotch above certificate, and they severally acknowledged Walsingham A. Miller, Harold L. Crane and WUliam kiss, residing in Brooklyn, New York. The special to me that tbey executed the same for the purposes W. Crane, to me known to be the same persons partners are William A. Wheelock, residing in New therein mentioned. described in, and who executed the foregoing certifi­ York City New York, and Thomas W. Evans, residing In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand cate, who severally acknowledged that they executed in New Y^'ork City, New York. Each of the said and aSixed my ofiicial seal this SOth day of Decem­ the same. special partners, William A. Wheelock and Thomas ber, A. D. 1880. (Signed), ROBERT E. TIBBITS, W. Evans, has contributed and paid in cash, as capital CHARLES EDGAR MILLS, Notary lublic. to the common stock of said partnership, the sum of fifty thousand dollars. . [L. S.] Notary PubUc for New York. State of New York, City and County of New York, Dated New York City, December 31st, 1880. State of New York, s. s. GEO L. DALE, "J 117. Broadway, N. Y. City. Walsingham A. Miller, being duly sworn, doth State of Illinois, County of Cook and City of depose: That he is one of the general partners named JOHN T. DUTCHER, ',r.<.„o,.-i x. . Chicago, s. s. in the annexed certificate, and that the sum specified FRED B DALE _1^ General Partners. Be it remembered that on this twenty-eighth day in said certificate to have been contributed by the PHILO P HOTCHKISS,J of December, 1880, at the said City of Chicago, and special partner, in said certificate named, to the com­ WM. A. WHEELOCK, ( cr.^„-„, -r, * County of Cook and State of Illinois, before me the mon stock of said partnership, has been actually and undersigned, a commissioner'resident at said City of iu good faith paid in cash. THOMAS W. EVANS. ^Special Partners. Chicago, appointed by the Executive Authority, and ' WALSINGHAM A. MILLER. under the laws of the State of New York, and duly Sworn to before me this thirty-first day of Decem­ qualified to take acknowledgments and prcof of deeds in said City of Chicago, County of Cook and ber, i880. HIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT WE, WHOSE State of Illinois, to be used and recorded in the said (Signed), ROBERT E. TIBBITS, T names are undersigned, are desirous of forming, State of New York, personally came Melville S Notary Public. and do hereby form, a limited partnership, pursuant Nichols, to me personaUy known and known to me to to the laws of the State of New York. be one of the individuals described in and who exe- HE UNDERSIGNED. BEING DESIROUS OF First. The name and firm under which such part- (^uted the foregoing certificate and he acknowledged T forming a limited partnership for the transac­ ner.ship is to be conducted is HITCHCOCK & that he executed the same for the purposes therein tion of mercantile business, pursuant to the pro­ POTTER. mentioned. visions of Article I. of Title I. of Chapter IV. of the Second. The general nature of the business in­ In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand second part of the Revised S atutes of the State of tended to be transacted by such partnership is im­ and affixed my ofiicial seal the day and year first New York, eniitled: "Of Limited. Partnerships," and porting and dealing in dry goods. above written. the several Acts amendatory thereof, do make this Ibird. The names of the general and special part PHILIP A. HOYNE. certificate, in and by which they certify as follows: ners interested in said business are Welcome G. First, 'ihe name of the firm under which the said [Seal.] Commissioner for New York. Hitchcock and Lucius Moore. at Chicago, Illinois. partnership is to be conducted is VAN EMBURGH & The said Welcome G. Hitchcock is. a general part­ ATTERBURY. ner, and his place of residence is in the City. County Second. The general nature of the business in­ and State of New York. The said Lucius Moore is a State of New York, office of the Secretary of State, tended to be transacted by the said partnership is a specia! partner, and his place of residence is iu the s. s. general brokerage and commission business in gold, City fif Hudson, County of Columbia and State of I hereby certify that Philip A, Hoyne, of the City stocks, bonds, exchange and other securities. New York. of Chicago, County of Cook and State of lUinois. was, Third. The names of aU the general and special Fourth. The amount of capital which the said at the time of taking the proof or acknowledgement partners interested in the said partnership, and their special partner has contributed to ihe common stock mentioned in his annexed certificate, a Commissioner respective places of residence, are as follows, that is of said partnership, is the sum of twenty thousand for the State of New York to take the proof and To say: The general partners therein are David B dollars. acknowledgement of deeds and other instruments to Van Emburgn, who resides in the City of Yonkers, in Fifth. The period at which the said partnership is be used or recorded in this State, and to administer the County of Westchester and State of New York, to commence isthe first day of January, 1881. and the oaths and affirmations; and that such Commissioner aud John Turner Atterbury. who resides in tho City, period at which it wiU terminate is the first day of was, at the time aforesaid, duly authorized to take County and State of. New York, and the snecial part January, 1884. the same; and that I have compared the signature of ner therein is William R. Travei-s. who resides in the In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands the said Commissioner to the certificate subjoined to City. County and State of New York, and seals this 29th day of December, 1680 the annexed instrument with the signature of such Fourth. The said William R. Travers, as such WEL'OME G. HITCHCOCK. [Seal.] Commis.sioner deposited in this offic'-, and have also special partner, has contributed the sum of one hun­ LUCIUS MOORE. [Seal.]- compared Ihe impression of the seal affixed to such dred and fifty thousand dollars of capital to the com­ certificate with the impression of the seal such Com­ mon stock in cash. State of New York, Cit^ and County of New York, missioner deposited in this ofiic°, and I verily beUeve Fifth. The said partnership is to commence on the the signature and impression of the seal to the said IsL day of January, in the year one thousand eight On this 29th day of December, A. D., 1880, before certificate to be genuine. hundred and eighty-one, and is to continue until, and me personally came Welcome G. Hitchcock and Witness my hand and the seal of office of terminate upon the thirty-first day of December, in Lucius Moore, to me known to be the individuals the Secretary of State, at the City of Albany, the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty- described in. and who executed, the foregoing instru­ this thirtieth dav of December, in the year three. ment, and who acknowledged severally to me that one thousand eight hundred and eighty. Sixth. The principal place of business of said co­ they executed the same for the purposes therein JOSEPH B. CARR, partnership is in the Citv of N-sw York. mentioned. [L, S.] Secretary of State. Dated at the City of New York the thirtieth day E. J. MYERS. of December, A. D., 1880. [L. S.] 207 Notary Public, AFFIDAVIT OF A GENERAL PARTNER. W. R. TRAVERS. City and County of New York. State of New York. i ^ D B. VAN EMBURGH. Citv and County of New York, p- ^v J. T. ATTERBURY. State of New York, City and County of New York, Robert H. Parks, of said City and County, being s. s. duly sworn, deposes and says: That he is one of the State of New York, City and County of New York, Welcome G. Hitchcock, being duly sworn, deposes general partners named in the certificate hereto an­ s. s. and says: That he is the general partner named in nexed, and that the sum specified in the said certifi­ On this 30th day of December, A. D., 1880, before the foregoing certificate, and that the sum specified cate to {jave beien contributed by the special partner me personally appeared WilUam R. Travers, David B. in the foregoing certificate to have been contributed therein named, to wit: the said Melville S. Nichols, to V an Emburgh and John Turner Atterbury, each to by the special partner, has been actuaUy and in good the common stock of the said partnership has been me personally known, and known to me to be the per­ faith paid in cash. actually, and in good faith, paid in cash. sons described in, and who executed, the foregoing WELCOME G. HITCHCOCK. Subscribed and sworn toy certificate, and they severally acknowledged that they Subscribed and sw«m to before me this 29th day of before me this SOth day of > ROBERT H; PARKS. executed the same. December, 1*380. December, 1880. ^ WM. A. DUER, B. J. MYERS, CHARLES EDGAR MILLS, Notary Public, Notary Public, _ Notary Public for New York N. Y. Co. NewYork City and County pCi. S.J County in N.Y. VI THE REAL ESTATE kECORt).

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