REAL ESTATE RECORD AND BUILDERS' GUIDE.
VOL. XXYIII. NEW YOEK, SATUEDAY, OCTOBEE 15, 1881. No. 709
Published Weekly by The such marked advance as has been seen on tary of the Treasury, Jones will be supreme this island. People who deal in real estate in that department. It is believed that Ros REAL ESTATE RECORD ASSOCIATION should pick out the choicest properties their coe Conkling will eventually be the Secre TERMS: .means can afford. In nineteen cases in tary of the Treasury, but it is not consid twenty when a parcel of land is cheap it is ered wise for him to take office just yet. It ONE YEAR, in advance $6.00 undesirable. Better have one good lot well is understood that this fadmimstration will Communications should be addressed to located than two lots or even four in a back be inimical to Jay Gould. The President, C. W. SWEET, 13T Broadway. ward neighborhood. A few lots on this Roscoe Conkling, and Senator Jones have island will be of more permanent value than come in antagonism with Gould ih several J. T. LINDSEY, Business Manager. a corresponding number of acres on the op transactions. The new President takes no posite shore of the Hudson River. stock in the anti-monopoly cry; he is a friend There is a common remark that so and so, of the great corporations. The above infor who f ormally^had a bad reputation, is now so mation is based on excellent authority. The talk about additional park facilities rich that he can afford to be honest. This, has resulted in a scheme for having a however, is contradicted in every case where THE COURSE OF PRICES. pleasure ground in the Tw'enty-f ourth Ward, a dishonest speculator wishes to make a deal, It is a truism among those who have extending from Highbridge to a point be no matter how i-icli he may be. William H. studied tlze course of prices, that when there yond Hastings, ten miles in length and Vanderbilt has not scrupled to deceive his is a revival of business, it is Stock Exchange 3,000 feet wide. This gigantic park is to friend^ and tlie public Avhen a great stoclc securities which are first affected, then gene embrace 3,500 acres. It will be 5,000 feet speculation was on hand. It was his ow^n ral merchandise, labor and land coming last distant from the Hudson river and there is associates who lost the most money in his of all. An expansion in prices, whether to be an east and a west side avenue, each Western Union deal wlien he sold out to Jay gradual or sudden, is in consequence of, or 150 feet wide. The ground will cost about Gould. Cyrus W. Field is a very rich man, accompanied by an increase in the volume $1,000 an acre, or $3,500,000 in all. Should but look at his course in the 'elevated road of the currency. It makes no difference this magnificent scheme be carried out, the system and the sale of Manhattan stock. what the currency is, papier, silver or gold, present dulness in real estate north of the Jay Gould is the latest instance. He not money is the measure of prices. The vast Harlem river, would be followed by very only used his organ, the World, to show how additions of bullion, especially gold, to the great activity. But as yet it is only a utterly worthless w^as Manhattan, but he and paper money in use before 1879, have given scheme, aud may never amount to anything, Sage made affidavits that the stock was val <•> us an advancing market for nearly every ueless in their opinion. This was to api^ar- thing for two years and seven months. We called attention some time ago to the ently prevent tlie issue of receivers certifi Stocks were first affected; next came labor. remarkable change that was to take place in cates. Yet when Gould was thus deceiving The active speculation in corn, wheat and New^ York in the construction of large, in investors and inducing short sales, he was the metals shows that the fever has got into the place of small or moderate sized houses. quietly buying up the stock and within ten the veins of trade. It cannot be long before The way things are going on, New York wull days after he had made his solemn oath that the speculative activity will manifest itself soon have a greater number of vast build Manhattan was worthless, he was the owner vigorously in real estate. ings than any city in the world. These great of a majority of the stock. Hundreds, if structures are not for business i)iirposes Last June we warned builders and con not thousands, of small operators have lost merely, but are intended for dwellings. tractors that labor, and all the products of a great deal of money by the way Gould has Great flats and apartment houses have be labor, would soon show a large advance in acted in this one security. Many an lion- come an essential feature of New York City prices. The increased demand for work ester man tlian these leaders of the street is life. It is noticeable that all the new build people came soonsr than expected, due, how now serving his time out in our states prisons. ings ou Broadway are both deep and high. ever, to excessive building. But here we Once a rascal, always a rascal, whether he is One or more elevators have become an indis are in the second month of the fall season, worth ten cents or a hundred million. Jay pensable adjunct to new houses on this with the prices of all material showing an Gould has the press of the country by the island. It follows that the time is coming advance over the figures obtained last spring. throat through his control of the telegraph, when there will be more people to the Nor do we see any immediate prospect of and hence nothing is said. Our readers will square foot in this city than in any of the average lower prices for labor, or of anything recall the fact the REAL ESTATE RECORD has other capitals of the world. Our street pop which labor manipulates. always said that Manhattan stock would not ulation will, as a consequence, become It is in times such as these that everybody bo wiped out and that the rich rogues who denser than in any other city. New York may be said to be making money. The com were decrying it were secretly buying it up, will, in appearance at least, in ten years time petition is not among would-be sellers, but and such has proved to be the case. be the most populous city on the globe. It among buyers. Every one sees, or thinks he no longer pays to erect a small house in a sees a profitln the business he is engaged in, Some time since attention was called in valuable location. To get a good interest, a and he is eager to employ labor and to lay in these columns to the recovery of prices in large edifice with many offices or apartments stocks of raw material. It follows that the New York City realty. We instanced a case must be constructed. While the fashion for bank accounts of the saving class are in of a large real estate legal firm, whose clients large houses at present diminishes the de creasing. In such times, even if business apparently lost heavily in West Side build mand for, and consequently the price of, men have not any ready money, the steady ing lots because of the shrinkage in values unimproved real estate, it will eventually growth of their assets makes them feel easy, after the panic of 1873. Property which lead to very high prices in all eligible loca and hence they purchase more than in ordin cost $15,000 was marked down to $8,000 and tions, either for business or living purposes. ary times. A continuance of this steady under in 1877. But the same lots to-day show Where population becomes dense, land must employment of labor and enhancement in a profit of from 15 to 35 per cent, over the necessarily become high. values, inevitably ends in a furore for pur original investment. All who were able to chasing real estate. As soon as a man makes hold their property on this island came out Private advices from Washington are to money, he wishes to secure himself a home, largely ahead. Brooklyn realty owners have the effect that the most influential advisor and, on the first intimation of hard times, not been so lucky. Lots were offered last of the new administration will be Senator timid capitalists put their money into real week at auction which came far short of the John P. Jones, of Nevada. Jones has a sec property. This is why real estate " booms " taxes and assessments. There has been some ond self in an Englishman, named Robert up to the very beginning of a panic, and it and, in a few cases, a fair recovery in values son, who writes Jones's speeches and re also explains why it is real estate values are on the other side of the East Eiver, but no ports. If Timothy O. Howe is made Secre- , 80 stubborn in periods of 4 financial j^ disaster 964 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. October 15,1881
Unimproved lots on this island sold at higher nances, which provide that trucks and latter to be loaded up with stocks, and if he figures one year after the panic of 1878 than wagons, which have goods to deliver or re can make money permanently tight, his they do to-day. It was not until 1877 that ceive, shall enter the street where their great speculative rival will be forced to low-water mark was reached. business is to be transacted from one direc unload and perhaps be ruined. It has been All the indications point to an active tion. It is the o^iposing currents of vehi noticed that at the recent Western Union movement in real estate, not only in this cles containing merchandise, which create election all the Vanderbilt directors were city, but all over the country. It will affect, the confusion. No less than five opposing weeded out, while several very pronounced not only city and suburban property, but currents converge at the west side elevated opponents of the " great untaxed," notably farm lands. This natural tendency which station on Chambers street. Were it provi Messrs. Roberts of the Pennsylvania, and occurs in all periods of additions to the cur ded that from Canal to Fulton street drays, Huntington of the Central Pacific road, rency, T?ill be reinforced during the coming carts and wagons would only be permitted were chosen in their place. This would few years, by the rapid increase in our popu to enter alternate streets from the east to seem to indicate trouble between Gould and lation. the west, much (jonfusion would be prevent Vanderbilt. Then there is said to be a com ed. There is room enough in Canal street bination on foot to interfere with Jay RELIEVING BROADWAY. for vehicles going both ways, but in Lispe Gould's Southwestern system. It is said nard, White, Franklin, Duane, Reade, Cham The article in last week's RECORD on the that the Vanderbilt and Keene interest is bers and other streets, the police should not about to purchase the C, C, C. & I. and the "Crush of Carts," brought us the following permit wagons to pass in more than one di letter: St Louis & Terre Haute, with a view to rection, of course carriages and vehicles con unite with the St. Louis & San Francisco, UC BROOKLYN, October, 10, 1881, taining passengers should be allowed to Editor REAL ESTATE RECORD: Avhicli is now building a line to connect with In 3'-our paper of this week you mention the come and go as they please. There is still the Texas & Houston road. This arrange fact of Broadway being so crowded as to impede another London ordinance which ought to ment would interfere with the monopoly travel. This trouble has existed for years, and be naturalized here. This provides that is on the increase as everyone must have ob now possessed by Jay Gould in the South great trucks conveying stone, timbers, served. The public are becoming partially ac west, and would literally be carrying the customed to it, but will not even wake up to the pipes and other unwieldy freight shall not necessity that something must be done to war into Africa, if Gould and Vanderbilt be allowed in the business streets from 8 relieve Broadway. Why are not immediate are really at daggers drawn. So far the steps taken "before new and expensive buildings A. M. to 6 p. M. Tills would do a great deal are erected," to extend Lafayette place to Crosby New York Central system has confined it towards relieving Broadway and the other street, and widen tlie east side of Crosby street, self to Chicago, the West, and tha North and extend tbe same to Chambers street ? Tlie busy streets. east side of Crosby street is of better value as west; but a Vanderbilt connectioiiL with St. compared to the west, and this improvement can Then, something should be done to re Louis would mark a new era in the develop be carried out with little expense. Business is extending up Broadway, and, by taking time by move the University Place line of cars from ment of the New York Central system. If, the forelock, this pressure would be relieved. Church street. Between Chambers and Ca in addition, Vanderbilt controls the Reading, Church street should have been widened twenty years ago, but the time has gone by to do it, nal streets, that road is a nuisance to the it will give him an entrance from the West as the great expense would promote opposition. business of the cit3^ into Philadelphia, and he will be in a Many of the ownei-s of property along the line of this impi'ovement have been consulted, and little The difficulty about Broadway is, that it position to fie:lit all his railroad rivals, opposition would be encountered. AN OWNER, must remain a thoroughfare for the passage Roberts and the Pennsylvania, Garrett and of trucks, carts and so forth, both ways. the Baltimore & Ohio, and Jay Gould aud It did show great want of foresight on the There can be no permanent relief to Broad the Southwestern systems. All this looks part of the then City Government, in not way until another thoroughfare is construct like a bitter and long continued war between widening Church and Mercer streets, so as ed below the pavement or an elevated freight these railroad Titans. While it continues to relieve Broadway of the heavier vehicular railway runs around the city, thus relieving the stock market will be depressed, the traffic. It would doubtless be a good thing the streets of New York from the travel, holders of securities impoverished, while all now if Lafayette place was run through to and transfer of produce and products from the parties to the conflict will suffer finan Crosby street, and the latter widened on the one depot to another. cially. east side and extended through to Chambers street. But the difficulty in the way is the CURIOUS AND IMPORTANT, IF TRUE. The following comparative table is of in same as existed when it was proposed to William H. Vanderbilt, according to the terest, as showing real estate movements for widen Church street. Broadway property- Public, is at present engaged in one of the the past five weeks. It will be noticed that holders are not willing that a rival thor most extensive and dangerous speculations while there are the same number of convey oughfare shall be opened on either side of ever started in this country. According to ances last week as the week before, the them at their expense. The concentration this authority, it is the Vanderbilt interest, amount of money which changed hands was of omnibusses, carts and carriages on Broad in conjunction with James R, Keene and some $1,200,000 less, while there is quite an way may be a nuisance and expense to his friends, who are at the back of the great increase in the sum total of the mortgages. the owners of of vehicles, but it adds to the grain speculation in Chicago, It is they This would seem to show an increase in spec supposed value of Broadway property. But who have made money tight, by withdraw ulative dealings: widening Crosby street would not relieve ing funds from New York to loan out West, Week N, Y, Am't, No, No, 83d Am't, No. Broadway below the Park, nor would it end City in- Nom- & 24th in- nom- while the railroad war has been kept alive to ing. Cons, volved inal Wards, volved. inal, prevent the jam of vehicles at the junction help this mighty speculation in grain. Mr. Sept. % % of Chambers street and West Broadway. 14 75 809,074 25 12 24,450 Vanderbilt, according to this authority, 21 111 1..381,992 36 16 45,928 6 Then, again, it would not relieve West street 28 89 1,355,333 21 19 90,593 4 wishes to ruin the New York canal, so that Oct, in the early morning when market wagons the Central may enjoy monopoly hereafter, 5 l.")? 3.200,444 34 15 15,400 8 12 157 2,007,448 39 21 38,289 3 are being loaded up. Another thoroughfare and further, he wishes to break down and Week Mort- Am't. No. Am't. No. to Am't under the pavement below Broadway would discredit the new enterprises which aim at end- gag- in- Five in- T, & in- solve the problem. Warehouses built on the ing, es. volved, perct, volved. Ins Cos. volved building new lines of communication be Sept. $ $ $ piers, and an elevated road running on the tween New York and the West. 14 108 798,153 13 224,700 17 227.900 top, running around the circumference of 21 149 1,159,231. 29 2.35,681 28 464,4.50 We give this theory for what it is worth. 28 117 1,076,874 29 469,100 27 562,500 the city, would relieve New York of two- Oct, Certainly it is some powerful motive which 5 169 1,310,982 35 334,900 31 378,700 thirds of its present cartage, for the goods induces Mr. Vanderbilt to keep up the rail 12 152 1,531,856 28 385,611 29 549,175 now conveyed from depot to depot by way war. The depression in the stock wagons would then be sent by steam to market, if it continues, will throw a shadow their destination. New York is in a bad Railroad earnings were never so large. upon our real estate market, and tbis is our Notwithstanding the shortage of the crops way for improvements. Time was when excuse for alluding to this matter; for all the Common Council had j)ower to make there has been an immense increase in the the leading markets influence one the other traffic on all roads, but those directly affect such a change, but as the State Legislature favorably or unfavorably as the case may is now supreme, this improvement would ed by the war and the diminished corn crop. be. The grain speculation in Chicago affects This is due to the general business activity. have to pass the criticism of the Albany New York directly by decreasing our ex lobby. Grain, after all, is a minor item, compared ports, and a semi-panicky stock market with the sum total of all the commodities But cannot something be done to tempo extends its influence to our real estate which are transported by our railway sys rarily relieve the lower part of the city? exchange. tem. The local traffic, always the most prof This question is often asked, and the ready According to this same authority, Keene itable, was never so active. One would response is, why not adopt the London ordi wishes to i-uin Jay Gould. He believes the suppose that this fact ought to tell on stock October 15,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. 965 values, and perhaps it may, after a whUe. THE BUILDING TRADE. Stock prices have shrunk very greatly since The following table gives the number of buildings erected and sold up to date, during the past last May, while the quotations have been en season, also the numVer still for sale in the district east of Third avenue, between Seventy-fifth hanced in every other speculative field. If and One Hundi-edth streets. The property situated in this district is intended for the occupancy the new Secretary of the Treasury proposes of a medium class of tenants, but the experience this season so far, is, that it is only the very a scheme to fund the 33^'s in a 3 per cent, rich who are now in the market for houses. We have the curious anomaly of a demand for houses bond, we may see another excited stock to rent with a large increase in rentals, with an indisposition on the part of the investing public to purchase. If, however, rents continue to advance, or even to keep up, investors will be tempted to market, and the highest prices thus far re buy houses which will return them a handsome interest. The fact is, there are so many apparently corded. profitable avenues for investment in business enterprises, that capital is directed into other chan nels than the purchase of realty, except it is first class, and attractive to persons of large means. The exchanges for the first week in Octo People who buy improved property at present prices will do well, for the time must come when ber, compared with the same week last there will be an excellent demand for everything that will pay rent on this island. year, show the enormous increase of 69.8 The determination of the employers not to pay more than $3.50 for bricklayers, shows that they per cent.; that is to say, the exchanges last are quite willing to stop operations for a while. The bricklayers have very foolishly struck against year were $899,427,408, this year they are what is good wages, and so the employing builders will have time to work off their unsold property $1,539,508,143. This, too, in the face of a before resuming building on a lai-ge scale. The bricklayers will be glad enough to work for $3.50 far less active New York stock market. As after being idle for a month or two. In other cities, the same class of operatives are satisfied with a matter of fact, business and speculation $2.50 a day. are both active. The boom, which was con Bet-vireeii Castei-n Boulevard and. Avenue B. fined to the stock market last year has found Street. Side. Style. Builders. Progrest. its way into general business. The. grain speculation in Chicago is only one evidence 82dst northside. 4-sty d b s fl's. The Clifton.,. Q. W. Hawkes 4 Completed. 86thst southside. 3 & 4-story b & b s flats JohaJohnson 5 Nearly completed of the powerful speculative influences at 86thst southside. 8-story brown stone flats.... JohnJohnson 5 Completed. work in every department of business. It Henderson place. must reach real estate in time. We are des 86th & 87th sts, both sides. 3-story bk and brown stone. Lamb & Wheeler 13 0 12 Partially rented. tined to have the greatest realty speculation Between First avenue and Eastern Boulevard. ever known in this country, but whether it 75thst southside, 4-story double b s flats J, Schwartzler 8 Nearly completed 76thst northside. 4-story double brick flats,.. B. Metzgar 1 Completed. will commence this faU or next spring, or 82d st south si e. 4-&tory double b 8 flats Christie & Walker 1 Nearly completed 82d st soutli side. 4-story double b s flats Christie & Walker 2 Completed. later still, is a question for operators to solve 86thst northside. 4-story double b s flats C. Buddensiek 4 Completed. for themselves. 86th st north side, 4-story Nova Scotia s flats,. Q, W, Hawkes 1 Completed. 87ihst southside. 4-story Nova Scotia s flats. Q, W, Hawkes," 1 Completed. «-»-> . Sathst southside. 4-story double b s flat JohnAskey. l Nearly completed The stock market has a strong look, and Between Firsthand Second avenues. there seems to be confident buying at adr 79th st north side. 4-story double b s flats J. Schwartzler. 2 Completed, 79th st north side. 4-story double b s flats Moore & Wilson 11 Completed. vancing prices. Some tightness of money 79th st south side. 4-story brown stone flats C. Buddensiek 3 Nearly completed was to be expected in October, but in view 85th st north side, 4-story double b s flats C, Buddensiek, 2 Completed. 85th st south side. 4-story double b s flats C. Buddensiek 3 Nearly completed of the returning ease and the large business 85thst northside. 4-story double b s flats Q, W, Hawkes 4 Nearly completed of the roads, some advance is to be expected. 85th st northside. 4-story double b s flats Q, W. Hawkes 1 Nearly completed But it is not reasonable to expect very high Between Second and Tbird a-venues. 76th st southside. 4-.sty do'blebr'wn stone flats Stone 3 Nearly completed figures, at least not until it is known what 79th st north side, 5-sty double brick flats McManus Bros 2 Completed. the financial policy of the administration SOth st north side, 4-sty double brown st flats,, J, H, Slocum 2 Nearly completed soth st north side. 4-sty double brown st flats., P. Braender 2 Completed. will be, and who will be Secretary of the Treasury. Second a-venne. S e cor 79th st 4-story brown stone flats.,. C, Buddensiek. 5 0 5 Nearly completed 8 Nearly completed James Gordon Bennett has entered a friendly 84th & 85th sts west side. 5-sty br st flats with stores. Jas, A. Frame 8 0 First a-venne. suit against his sister, her husband, and two 79th & soth sts west side. 8 Nearly completed infant children, to get a decree that will admit S e cor 85th st 4-sty double brown st flats,. Moore & Wilson 8 0 2 Compl'd & rented of the sale of the Bennett property, so that there o6th & 87th sts, east side., 4-sty d'ble bsfl'ts with stors Wiley 2 0 8 Completed. can be an equitable division. It seems that 4-sty Nova ijcotia 8 f aud s,, Q, W, Hawkes 8 0 under the elder Bennett's will the Herald and the S e cor 75th st. Eastern Boulevard. 4 Nearly com & I'sd 86th & 87th sts west side., 2 Completed. building from which it is issued, were made the NeSethst 5-sty brick fiats with stores. Havemeyer 4 0 2 Completed. sole property of the younger Bennett. The rest 4-sty double brown st flats,, C, Buddensiek 2 0 of the property was also to be in his custody, and A REVOLUTION4-st IyN doubl HEATINGe brown .s t flats,. QCOO. W.. HawkeThe sobjec t of th5 e 8compan y is to deliver he was to provide for his sister and mother. steam for heat and power at the curbstone of The mother has since died, and the sister married A very important enterprise is about to be every street in this city, under what is known as and has two children. Mr. Bennett is understood tested in this city, one which will have very far- the HoUy system, for the distribution of steam to have been very generous with his only rela reaching consequences if successful. People who on the district plan. The company have already tive, but the family of the latter doubtless prefer have had occasion to pass through Greenwich purchased the property for ten district stations, that whatever was coming to Mrs. Bell should be street, below Vesey, will have noticed that mains each one of which it is calculated will be able to in her own name, and hence the friendly suit. are being laid for a series of pipes, differing mater supply steam power to all the buildings for all The sale of the Bennett estate will be an event in ially from those ordinarily used for gas or water. purposes for which steam power is used, within a real estate circles, as it involves a good deal of The intention is to supply, in time, every house radius of one square mile. The consumers wiU property. It includes tho house corner Fifth in New York with steam, which can be used for make their own connections at the curbstones, avenue and Thirty-eighth street, 44.5x100; the manufacturing, heating, or cooking purposes. and a regulator has been devised by wliich the house on Thirty-eighth street adjoining, 25x98.9; The success of this enterprise will revolutionize amount of pressure can be determined for each the house on Thirty-ninth street on the north the household econonay of New York, It will do building. Each consumer will have his ownmeter side, west of Fifth avenue, 20 feet front; a house away with furnaces, render new cooking ranges to record the amount of steam consumed. The on Twenty-first street near Sixth avenue, 24,43^ necessary, and will enormously diminish the pipes through which the steam will be conveyed feet front; the Bennett building on Nassau street; demand for anthracite coal. This is a matter of from the boiler stations, wiU be laid in brickwork forty acres of land on Washington heights, really vital interest, not only to every one or in wood protected by tar, and carefully packed extending from the Hudson river to Kingsbridge engaged in the building business, but to all with mineral wool. These pipes will be from road, and from One Hundred and Eighty-second householders. It is not generally known that four to fifteen inches in diameter, are to be street to One Hundred and Eighty-sixth street, cooking by steam has a great advantage over wrought iron roUed, and there will be return '- • ^ • ^ • cooking by coal. Such operations as frying or water mains by which all the water condensed NOTES AND ITEMS. broiling can be done by one, as well as the other, from the steam will be returned to the boilers at Major Theodore K. Gibbs has sold his four acre and cooks instead of guessing at the condition of the station, at a temperature of about 200 de lot on Gostons Point, to General Z. C. Deas, of the viands, as they now do over a coal fire, grees. The cost of laying these pipes will be from this city, for $16,000 cash, aud it is the intention would be guided by a steam gauge which regis $50 to $100,000 per mile, so, necessarily, the com of the purchaser to erect a handsome residence pany will be forced to charge a fair tariff for at once. ters accurately the exact condition of the food. their steam, but when the saving in the amoimt Ground has been broken for a summer resi In the spring of 1879 a company was formed in dence on Bellevue avenue, Newport, R. I., for this city, under the title of the New York Steam of labor, insurance, and danger is taken into con Mr. C. P. Chickering of this city. Heating and Power Company, which has recent sideration, they claim that they will find little Mr. Anson Phelps Stokes has purchased Mianto- ly been succeeded by the New York Steam difliculty in bringing their product into general nomi Hill, one of the finest tracts of land in the Company. The oflScers are W. C. Andrews, pres use. The gentlemen at the head of this project city of Newport, and the adjoining estate of Mr. are mostly Western capitalists. The work of Oliver H. Perry. The price paid for the ground ident: J. A. Bostwick, treasurer; R. E. Rockwell, was $45,000, audit is Mr. Stokea intention to erect secretary and Charles E. Emery, engineer and laying the mains has already been commenced in a handsome sununer residence on the premises. superintendent. The amount of capital is $7,500,- Greenwich street, and it is the intention of tbe 966 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD October 15,1881
company to have their plans pushed with rapid Philadelphia, and belonging to Philip J, Lauber of of the estate, the Kayser, containing the homestead ity, but notwithstanding they are employing over that city. The extension will be 58x70, four stories and sixteen lots, were wlthdra-irn. E, A, Lawrence & 200 men, it will be a work of several years before and cellar, being eighty feet high and built of brick. Co, also sold on Thursday the four-story brown stone tlie entii-e city will be supplied with steam power. The stable will be 28x62, also of brick. The cost will house. No. 354 West Thirty-second street, 16,8x98,9, for reach $75,000, $9,300, at which figure it was cheap. On the west side of Greenwich street, between Cort There is not much on the cards for next week. A. The strike of the bricklayers during the week land and Dey streets, the New York Steam Company H. Muller will sell four lots on the corner of One lias been of cjuite an extensive character, but have commenced the erection of a portion of the build Hundred and Fourth street and Third avenue, five lots does not appear to be justifiable, and met with ing, which, when completed, will be known as Station on Thirty-ninth street, 100 feet west of First avenue, determined resistance. The facts in brief are as B, It will be about 100x120, built of brick, four stories and four lots on Thirty-eighth street, 125 feet west of follows: The compact entered into last spring high with a cellar of ten feet. The walls at the base First avenue. All these lots are ready for improve between emyloyer and employee, on the basis of will be fifteen feet thick, it being the intention of the ment. On Tuesday, Richard V. Harnett will sell two •Sy.of) per daj^ until December 1st, and noted in company to make this the strongest building ever lots on One Hundred and Twelfth street, 125 feet east erected in this city, as it will contain sixty-four boilers the KKConi) at the time, was adhered to until the of the Grand Boulevard, On the same day he sells a of 250 horse power each, or a total of 15,000 horse brown stone dwelling on the north side of Fifty-fifth extreme pressure of building operations made power. There will be double elevators running to the street, between Broadway and Eighth avenue. There workmen \ery .scare when, yielding to the law of top of the building where there will be room for the are, however, some big events on the cards. In No supply and demand, the nnister buUd'>rs ad storage of coal which will be fed down through vember, the 1,000 lots bought for Park property, will vanced the rate to >^4,()0 jier day, and in some tubes. In the cellar will be a small railroad on which be sold by the City of Brooklyn, This will mark an cases, even this^\vas exceeded. Now that build will be run box-cars for the receipt of all the ashes. epoch in the history of real estate in the city. The ing has .slackened oil", somewhat, the demand for The building wUl be thoroughly fireproof and wHl property of James Gordon Bennett will come on the labor lins made a correspondiag shrinkage, and have two large chimneys, 2.50 feet high. The cost of market some time this fall or winter. Then there is employers naturally expect workmen to submit this structure will be $150,000, exclusive of the boilers. the Jumel estate. It is not unlikely that some of The New York Steam Company gives constant em to tho adverse turu of the same law of supply and the new houses built during the spring and summer ployment to a corps of architects, may be forced on the market under the hammer. (leiaand tiirough which the receivers of wages Charles C, Haight is at work on plans for a new recently held their advantage. All that has been small-pox' and contagious disease hospital, to be Gossip of the Week. aslced is, that the rate shall go back to the terms erected by the city on Brother's Island, It will be Mr, Frederick K. Keller has sold the plot of ground, ofthe original agreement, viz., .$3,50 per day, 180x40, two stories high, and built of brick and stone; comprising about six city lots, on the northeast corner and against this very reasonable proposal comes cost about $40,000. It is expected that the city will of Seventy-seventh street and Riverside drive, for the strike. Naturallj'^, the master masons are erect several more buildings to be used for the same $60,000, indignant, and seem inclined;'to make a strong purposes. Barton & Whittemore have sold the four-story high effort to carry their point. The strike has had The Duffy Brothers propose erecting at once a row stoop, brown stone dwelling. No. 40 West Fifty-fourth scarcely any influence upon the market for ma of elegant French flats on the northeast corner of street, 25x85x100,5, for $81,000 cash, terial, mo.st kinds of which have continued to sell Second avenue and One Hundred and Fourlh street, Dr, Dodd, of^Orange Mountain, hasTleased from 100x250, Jolm Coar the four-story brown stone dwelling. No, eely at full rates, and, indeed, on brick there is A row of first class brown stone flats will be erected 120 West Fifty-eighth street, for $3,000 per annum, en a sliglit hardening of values. on the plot of ground on Ninth avenue and Forty- Mr. Treacy has sold the lot, and the thr^e frame seventh street. buildings thereon, on the southwest comer of Eighth There is nothing new in the mining market. avenue and Fifty-eighth street, 25x100, for $40,000, There are scarcely any outside orders and the SPECIAL NOTICES, The price paid by Mr. Lee for the four-story brown trading is done by tlie In-okers, The public has Thomas Carlyle in his time complained bitterly of a stone house. No. 132 West] Fifty-efghth sti'eet, the sale want of conscience among modern builders, compar of which was reported last week, was $33,000, beeji " stuck" so often that it refuses to pay out ing their work with the edifices that have come down Randolph Guggenlieimer and Solomon Marx have any more money for stocks which always decline to us from the past. The work of to-day, he charged, sold their ten lots on the northeast corner of Second and never a
Highlands, and on which they propose to erect hand JOHN T, BOYD. closer at hand, who do not, as a rule, come in until some residences for the summer season. *Pearlst, No. 186. s es, 24.6x124,7x20.10x122,") well toward cold weather. On prices sellers retain Judge Henry Hilton has been making extensive im six-story brick warehouse | their advantage without difficulty and the petition Pearl st, Nos, 182 and 184, s e s, 27x100.1 Ix f throughout is strong, with no excess of stock to be provements which are not yet completed at Wood- 24.9x98.11, six-story brick warehouse J fjiund off-ring. The manufacturers of Au^er.s and lawn, his summer home, in Saratoga, He is extend- Charles F. Linde. Partition sale 60,375 Bits and Chisels and Drawing Knives have re-affirmed . Ing his cobble stone wall to include the whole place. previous rates. Geo. Griffith's Shovels, Spades and Total $516,807 Scoops have been advanced 10 per cent. The Penfield These improvements have given employment to up Block Co. have issued a revi.=ed list as follows: No. 0 wards of one himdred men, the majority of whom are Bag Truck, $4.75 each; No. 1 Store do. Half Ironed, still at work, S,'.i;0-J ^o- Full Ironed, $7.00; No, 2 do. Half Ironed, BROOKLllV, IV. Y. S>7..o0; No. 2 do. Full Ironed, $8..50: No. 3 do. Half Brooklyn. Ironed, $10.50; No. 3 do. Full Ironed, $12.00; No. 3 W, P, Corwith has sold the three-story frame dwell In the city of Brooklyn Medsrs, T, A. Kerrigan, J, Extra R R., Full Ironed, $14 00: No. 4 Store, Full ing. No, 64 Manhattan avenue, for Lydia Parkinson, to Cole, and Cole & Murphy have made the following Ironed $10..50; No. 4 Extra R. R., Full Ironed, $10.50; sales for the week ending October 14th: ^n-J '\?^^^ °'^ Carpet, Handles Strapped, Iron Wheels, Aaron Machin for $4,000; the two-story frame dwell fe9.00; No. 2 Hotel or Carpet, Handles Strapped, Rub ing. No, 646 Lorimer street, for Harmon M. Lamoreau, *Chaunce,y st. s s, 78 e Paca av, runs east 133.3 X southeast to Mavion st, x west 290 bered Wheels, $15.00 each. to May Hengler for $2,800; the two three-story frame X north 100 x west 44.10 x north 100 to be The manufacturers of cordage have made another dwellings, Nos. 115 and 117 Nassau avenue, for M. R. ginning advance on the price of Manila and Sisal rope as fol lows: Manila Rope—134 inch circumference and up Williams, to John Parkinson for $5,250: the two-story Marion st, s s, 70.4 e Paca av, 424.8x100.6 Sumpter st, n s, 70.4 e Paca av, 590.4x100.6... , wards, per lb, 16 cents; 12 thread, or % inch diam and basement frame house. No. 58 Clay street, for Sumpter st, s s. 190 w Stone av, runs west I eter, do, 16J.^c; 6 and 9 thread, or J^and 5-16tlis inch John N. Balston, to John Trainor for $2,400, and the diameter, do, 17c; hay rope, 2, 3, 4 or 5 lliread, do, 300 Xsouth 87.4 to Turnpike road, x south-1 1t)C; bolt and point rope, do, 17i^c; tarred rope house and two lots, Nos. 295 and 297 Manhattan aven east — X north 0.8 x southeast 160x south I 100 to McDougal .st. x east 160 x north 100 | and lath yarn, do, 1.5}^."; stave, leather and hop ue, for Mrs, J, G, Collyer, to John Kepple for $6,500. twine, do, lej^c. Si.sal Rope—114 inch circumfer X west 40 X north 100 to beginning J ence and upward, per lb, lOJ^c; 12 thread, or •% inch J, N. Kalley has sold the four-story brown stone Knickerbocker Life Ins. Co $11,000 diameter, do, 11c; 6 and 9 thread, or J4and .VlOUisinch flat. No, 135 Amity street, 25x75x100, for $19,000, and *Coney Island road, n w cor New Utrecht lane, diameter, do, llj^c; hay rope, 2, :i 4 or 5 thread, do, 1 acre, known as "Windsor Hotel. Brook 10>4jc; tarred rope and lath yarn, do, 10c. the three and one-half story brown stone dwelling. No, lyn Trust Co, (Amount due, abt $.5,238)... 00 233 Carroll st, 25x50x100, for $18,500. *Douglass st, s s, 190.10 e Schenectady av, 124.10x240.7 to Degraw st 300 LATH.—Fair arrivals have again taken place, but The following are the sales at the Exchange Salts- Eldert st. No. 12, e s, 120 n Broadway, 20x100, appeared to find ready buyers and at full nites, the room for the week ending October 14: three-story brick dweU'g. Louis Vietan.. 2.550 market preserving a generally firm tone. A great * Indicates that theproperty described has been bid Eldert st. No. 14, adj., 19.6x100, JaneF. Ralph. 2,600 many of the recent purchases, it is said, have already Hoyt st, n w s, 80 n e Wyckoff st, 20x80. Jas, passed into consumption, with dealers again on the in for plaintiff"s account: McGarry 3,c6 market for supplies, and with a belief that no great ADRIAN H, MULLEB & SON, •Sackett st, or Parkway, ss. 316.5 e Schenec-" amount of stock can be offered from first hands, re Division st, n e cor Norfolk st, 55.10x75,4x49,11 tady av, 139.2x220,7 to Union st, xl39.2x ceivers continue to express themselves confidently. xl00,l, three four-story brick buildings, 220.7 Up to the present writing Sa ai)pears to be the outside E, J, Roberts $35,200 Union st, s s, 354.9 e Albanv av, 18.5.11x263 to President st, xl 90.4x263 rate reached, but it is also as low as anything can be 21st St, 8 s, 80 e Gramercy Park carriage") found offering either on spot, or to arrive Freight way, 44x78,10, two four-story stone front I Sackett st, or Parkway, s s, 297.3 e Albany dweil'gs j. av, 186.9x220 to Union st, xl8.5.8x22,5.8.... charges are still on the upward turn. Gramercy Park carriage way, s e cor aist st, . Sackett st, or Parkway, n s, 229 e Schenecta 19,8x80, four-story stone front dwell'g.,. J dy av, 131x220.7 to" Degraw st, xl75.9x225. LIME.—About the only thing noticeable since our A. C. Hassey 42,100 Douglass st, s s, 177.2 e Schenectady av, 138.6 last is the absence of any positive advance in values. x240 7 to Degraw st, xl38.6x2 lOV This was apparently expected by some of the Trade, RICHARD V, HARNETT, Douglass st Boulev.*rd, n s, 108.1 e Schenec but has not been deemed judicious as yet. In the mean 22d st, Nos, 254, 256 and 258 W., s s, 75x98.9, tady av, 264.9x112.9 time demand continues Wry fair from all regular Nos, 254 and 256, two three-story brick Butler St. s s, 79.11 e Schenectady av, 1C8.4 x sources, with some tendency to increase; the supply dweU'gs and three-story brick factory in abt 130.4 rear. No. 258 two-story brick stable and James K, Bamsdale 1,500 IS exhausted about as fast as offered, and generally one story frame shed, Charles Kohlman. ,35,100 *State st, s s, 46 e 3d av, 20x25. George B, the feeling is firm for both Eastern and State, Jackson av, 200 from Clay av, lOCxlOO. E, Sandford etal., exrs 2 000 Griffin 30o Warren st, s s, 22J e 3d av, 40x100, David R. LUMBER.—Upon the wholesale market business Jackson av, 200 from Columbia av, lOOxlCO. G, Briggs 745 has been dull, and in some instances buyers may fair W, Tubbs ,308 Wyckoft' st, n s, 220 e 3d av, 60x100, J, H, ly claim to have secured a little advantage, but the Jackson av, adj. 100x100. Andrew Denohue.. 3.5G Woolley 1 ;s95 changes are not of a radical character, and are to be Monroe av, 200 from Columbia av, lOOxiOO, G. *14th st, n s, 172.10 e 5th av, 30x100. William traced in the main to temporary influences. Con W, Tubbs 41C H. Edwards, admr 2 600 sumption, if anything, is on the inerease, both for Monroe av, adj, lOCxlOO, G, W. Tubbs 392 *16th st, s w s, 80 s e Oth av, 16 8x80 ) inanufactunng and building purposes, dealers are Washington av, lOO from Clay av, 100x100. Sth st, s s, 97.10 w 8-h av, 100x100 l willing and in some instances anxious to add to their Luke Kennedy 324 Sth St. s s, 197.10 w Sth av, 100x100 ) accumulations, and the foreign call is a little better Washington av, 200 from Clay av, 75x100, W." Calvin Burr 9500 forming altogether a pretty full outlet for stock, and J, Barnes 249 *23d st, n s, 1.50 e Oth av, ,50x200 to 22d st ( no one with desirable supplies to sell appears to feel Washington av. 275 from Clay av, 25xl66! 22d st, s s, 100 e Oth av, 50x100 ,' at all alarmed or worried over the general prospect of John S, Daniels 80 George B. Sandford et al., exrs 2 000 the situation. As we have before shown, our market Washington av, 100 from Columbia av, 100x100, * Carlton av, w s, 238.10 n Park av, 24.4x100. has about all the common and inferior stock it can William B, Finnegan 360 Caroline A, Hull 5 500 get along with for the present, and when this offers Taylor av, 100 from Clay av, lOOxloO, George " De Kalb av, s s, 38 w Raymond st, 90x72x23x freely the cost has to give way, but this should not be W,Tubbs 280 68.11. Jacob Braun 2,500 taken as a fair indication of the entire business as no Taylor av, 100 from Clay av, 100x100 ( Flushing av, w s, bet Nostrand av and Marcy really flrst-class goocis go off in tone in the same pro Taylor av, 300 from.Clay av, 100x100 j av, 10 lots each, 25x100. Saxton & Howell. portion. At primary points values are pretty well A, W, Spies 480 (Amount due, abt Sl,59(") 1,100 sustained, and freight charges continue generally Taylor av, 200 from Clay av, 100x100. LG. W. * Gelston aV, n w cor Washington av, .50xil6, dull. Tubbs 260 Fort Hamilton. William S. I'eterkin 500 Taylor av, 300 from Columbia av, lOO'xioo,' •* 5th av, s e s, 75,10 s w Park pl, 19x78,10. John Eastern Spruce, notwithstanding so-called market John Leddy 292 J, Deboise 5,000 reports to the contrary, has made no recent decline 1st av, s e cor 7th av, 107,5x113,0x105x136,5, }. nor have sales been made as low as during the early Mount Vernon, John J, Fay 1,000 Total $5.5,155 portion of the season. Now and then, some very poor cargo changes hands at quite a moderate figure E. A, LAWRENCE* SON, but no worse than it would have gone at anytime 32d St, No, .354 W„ s s, 16,8x98.9, four-story within tlie past two months, wnile on fair to choice stone front dwell'g, L, Z, Bach, (Am't IJl'lLDLVG MATERIAL MARKET. quality holders ask about as before, and remain (luite due, abt$5,400) 9,300 .steady. In short, it is the oft given story set forth in BRICKS.—The market for Common Hards has re this column, choice wide long stuff securing com E, H. LUDLOW & CO. mained quite firm, indeed, has possibly gained a trifle paratively prompt attention as soon as known to be 5th av, No, 264, s w cor 29th st, 29,9x100. flve- in tone, and the supposed indications of weakness at the available, while short narrow stuff has no actual de story brown stone building. C, A. Baudo- end of last week are not verified. The bricklayers mand, and, as a matter of course, underpressure can uine, (Rent, $15,300) 163,000 strike has naturally tended to reduce consumption only be sold at a fair rate. This spreads out the' line Water st, Nos, 97 and 99, n e cor Gouverneur somewhat, and had the offering of stock been as liberal of quotations from, say about [email protected] for ordi lane, 45,3x94,7, W, W. Thompson, (Rent, as a few weeks ago sellers would have been placed at a nary to fair randoms; $14.00^17.00 for good to choice $8,650) ;.,.,,, 80,800 considerable disadvantage, but, as it is, the arrivals ran do, and manufacturers looking for as high as $18 00 PETER P, MEYER, moderate, and this has fully neutralized any falling for extra difficult specials. off in demand. The touch of winter weather given White Pine is arriving in quite liberal quantity, but 8th St, No. 337 E , n s, 25x94x25,2x94,1, three- once or twice lately, also acts as a support and stimu seems to find an offset in a demand nearly full enough story brick dwell'g. Joseph Rose 7,900 lus to the market in view of the strong hint that pro to balance the arrivals, and prevent anv serious CHARLES S. BROWN. duction must soon cease, and the admonition given accumulation in the hands of receivers un- Springfield st, n s, 320 w Washington av, 25x dealers that it is time to at least think about accumu ble to handle it quickly. Generally, however, the 100. G. F. Schwerer. (Amount due, abt lating supplies and, indeed, a few have already com tone of the market is strong and cheerful, and $2,400) 2,600 menced filing away. There does not seem to be much the expression of feeling among the Trade is of an idea that values will go off aeaiii this sea more confident over White Pine than any other M. A. J. LYNCH. son to any extent, and as the prospects are grade, and especially choice clear stuff, of which Madison st, s s, 97.7 w James st, 27,6x139, three- that with anything like favorable weather the only small quantities are thought likely to reach the four story brick buildings, John H, Cava winter consumption will be large, there is little seaboard, owing to the full prices bid in the interior by nagh, (Rent, $2,108) 15,2C0 hesitation about laying aside an old cargo now and buyers taking it for actual consumption. We quote $18 Reade st. No, 146, n s, 25x63, four-story brick then, against future wants. Quoting on the average C^21,00 per M'for West India shipping boards; $26 fO® huilding, with store, John Mullane, (Rent, business the rates at the present writing stand at 27.00 for South American do,; $16.00{ai6.50 for box $2,200) ; 19,900 about $6.50@7 per M for Jersey, $7(a7.25 for '• Up- boards; $17,[email protected] for sound do. 2d av. No, 1407, w s, 25.6x100, four-story brick Rivers," and $7,75@8 for Haverstraws; but buyers in Yellow Pine has continued to find a rather slow sale building, with stores, John Mullane. search of extra quality must bid above the flgures, and so far as local calls are concerned or order from near (Rent, abt $1,550) 12 300 fancies are held much higher. Pales have had a quick by points along the sound, etc, and business has a 53d st. No, laS W„ n s, 25x100,5, frame dwell'g', sale at $4,[email protected] per M, anything choice command somewhat dull tone, with almost a certainty that buy John Mullane 6,000 ing the latter rate quite readily. Fronts in good steady ers could get better terms even for near-by deliveries. LOUIS MESIER, demand at well-maintained prices all around. The shading on cost, however, could not be very great Allen St, No, 131, w s, 25x87,6, three-story as the charges for transportation are full and inclined frame (brick front) store and dweU'g, GLASS.—Demand for window commences to show to further increase. A great many agents are seeking George.RoU 10,325 foreign orders aud some have already closed a few more general animation, with the imported stock get cargoes at very good rates. There is considerable JAMES L. WELLS, ting a better proportion of the business. Indeed, to stock here in second hands and for random use Prospect av, e s, 400 s Lincoln av, 100xl70xl02x some extent, buyers are compelled to use foreign some of very acceptable. We quote random 187. George W, Carter 2,725 glass in view of the fact that the domesiic article is cargoes at about $24.00@26,00 per M; ordered *2d av, n w cor 96th st, 100,6x100. three two- cargoes, $26,00(a28.00 do, green flooring boards. story frame stores and dweil'gs, M, W, sold up to and ahead of production. $24.50@26,50 do; and dry do, do, [email protected], Car Lawrence. 14 part. (Amount due, abt goes at the South, $15.00@19,00 perM for rough and $12,700) 7,200 HARDWARE,—Dealers continue to report a good $20,00®24.00 for dressed. SCOTT & MYERS, and increasing business in all lines of stock, and the Hardwoods are without change worthy of note 8th av, e s, abt 124,9 n ISith st, 24,9x100, two market has a cheerful appearance throughout. The There is not much stock offering and what there does distribution is pretty general for the season, but the come forward secures quick and ready sale at full frame stores and dweil'gs. A. Lustig. rates. Through shipments for export have been a (First morts., all encumbrance, $1,350) 1,82 more distant buyers are gradually giving way to those trifle smaller of late and still show a fair aggregate. 968 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD October 15,1881
We quote at wholesale rates by car load about as fol Freights from Bay City to Buffalo and Tonawanda, ly. The demand will depend almost wholly upon the lows; Walnut, $77(3)90 per M; ash, $40345 do.; oak, $40 $3,00 per M,; from Saginaw, $3,25, From Tonawanda extent of building operations, and if building should @45 do,; maple, S30®40; chestnut, 1st and 2d, [email protected]; to Albany, $2.25. From Oswego to Albany, $1,75, continue active the supply, we believe, will not prove do. do. culls, $20@25 do; cherry, $50@65 do.; white From Port Hope to Oswego, $1.25®1,50. From Otta too large. wood, U and % inch, [email protected]), and do. inch, $3:i@35 wa to Albany, by boats, $3.50 per M, feet. do,; hickory, $:i5@45 do., for Western, and $65®75 for River freights are steady: LUMBERMAN AND MANUFACTURER. 1 MINNEAPOLIS. MINN, f good near-by stock. Per M, feet. Shingles are renorted as flrm on all grades, with To New York $ @1 00 The principal event of the week which affects the only a fair supply available, and the demand good ToBridgeport @1 37^ lumber business is the unpiecedented floods which from regular sources, AVe quote Cypress at about ToNewHaven @1 37}^ have visited the Northwest. A flrst-class flood in Oc $6.00 for saps and [email protected] for hearts; pine shipping To Providence, Fall River and Newport.. S 00@2 25 tober is something which has never before occurred stock, $4 for 18-inch, and Eastern saw grades at $2.50 ToPawtucket 2 25@2 50 in the latitude. The rains of last week Thursday con @4.50 for 16-inch, as to quality and to quantity. Ma ToNom'alk 1 25@1 30 tinued at intervals up to Monday in different sections chine dressed cedar shingles quoted as follows: ToHartford @2 00 of Wisconsin and Minnesota, and all the tributaries of For SOinch, [email protected] for A and [email protected] for No, To Norwich @2 00 the Mississippi were swollen bank full, and the main 1; for 21-inch, $6.50@16 for A and $16.75@23 for No. To Middletown @1 75 rivers overflowed bottoms, tore away booms, bridges, 1; for 20-inch, $5,00@10,50 for A and $ll,[email protected] for To New London @1 75 logs and dams, besides doing great damage bi^ forc No. 1. ing the shutting down of a large number of mills on To Philadelphia .. ©2 00 the Wisconsin, Black, Chippewa. Cedar, St. Croix. From a/nong the lumber charters and engagements Mississippi and Rum rivers. Many million feet of recently reported, we select the following : THE WEST, logs will now have to be carried over which would A Br. barque, 285 tons, from Miramichi to a direct The Northwestern Lumberman reports a,s follows: have been converted into lumber but for this flood. This has a tendency to stiffen prices. The movement ort United Kingdom, hemlock bark, $6 per bbl.; a CHICAGO, Sor. barque, 506 tons, from St, John, N, B„ to the of lumber has been greatly hindered by the mnd and United Kingdom, deals, 67s 6d; a Br. ship, 1,413 tons, The Franklin street market, since the date of our rain and the epidemic among horses. Reports from from St. John, N. B., to Melbourne, for orders, deals, last report, has been a very dull one, the dullest by all all direc;tions make it appear that a large part of the £4 10s; a Nor. barque, 400 M, lumber, from Montreal to odds of anything which has been seen this year at hay crop of the pine regions has been ruined by Buenos Ayres, $14.50 net; a Nor barque, 300 M lum that place. As will be seen by the figures below, the water. This amounts to a calan.ity because it will ber, from Portland to Montevidio or Buenos Ayres, arrivals of lumber at this port have been very heavy be |next to impossible to replace it in many sections. lumber, private terns, quotable at $13 > 13.,50; an Am. during the week, and this presupposes a large supply It takes from 30,000 to 40,000 tons of hay to cut the log brig, 553 tons, from Calais, Me., to Montevideo, for of lumber upon the market. With the receiving docks crop of the Mississippi and its tributaries. orders, lumber, $14; a Br. brig, 441 tons, from Fernan crowded still, almost, or quite to their full capacity, The log crop will undoubtedly be cut down, but not dina to the River Plate, lumber, $19; a Br, brig, 508 with lumber purchased at the mills, which on its arri seriously, because a man who wants to cut pine will ions, from Pensacola to Montevideo, for orders, lum val went at once to the yard of the purchaser, it was resort to any aud all expedients to do the work at any ber, S19..-0 net: a Br. brig, 3.59 tons, from Pensacola to a foregone conclusion that dealers would not exert sort of cost. Asriinwall, lumber, $13; a schr., 150 BI lumber, from themselves to any great extent to purchase lumber Minneapolis is selling about 5,000,000 feet per week Bo.ston, via Wilmington, N. C, to Hayti, $9..50; an Am, seeking a market, at least unless some inducement at full quotations The " Lumber Line " takes out of schr., 171 tons, from Boston, via Wilmington, N, C, to was offered them so to do. The inducement was ac- St. Paul (from various points) over 3,000,000 feet, upon Hayti, lumber, $9.50 and port charges; a schr., 162 cordinglr offered, and from a weakness such as we which no concessions are made, St, Louis sells 10,- tons, from Wilmington, N. C, to Hayti, lumber, $9, chronicled last week, a decided decUne must be noted 00 ,00P feet per week, and the intervening markets are and back to New York, logwood, $5: a Sp. brig, 200 M at this time. It will seem strange to many of our doing equally well. lumber, from Pensacola to Matanzas, $11, Spanish readers at a distance that manufacturers should per This month is the time when the mill men who gold; a schr., 385 tons, hence to Bermuda, general sist in crowding lumber upon the market under such started up two months after the ice was gone, and cargo, lump sum, and back from St. Simon's Island, circumstances, but they have done it, and are still run slow the first half of the year, is in such a hurry lumber, equivalent to $8; an Am. .schr., 359 tons, from doing it nevei theless. During the entire week*fleets that he makes less speed than he did at the beginning. Cedar Ke.vs to Coatzacoalcos (flve trips), lumber, $9, of from twenty to forty cargoes could be found any and railroad ties, 27c. each; a brig, from Pensacola to morning seeking purchasers. Up to to-day, however, SAGINAW VALLEY. Aransas Pass, Texas, lumber, $8; a schr,, 98 tons, from the claim was persisted in that good piece stuff of or Lumberman's Gazette. dinary length and quality, was bringing $11, while it Bangor to Bo.ston. lumber, $2.75; a schr., 118 tons, BAY CITY, MICH. from Pittston lo New York, lumber, $2.50 perM; a \vas conceded that cargoes of all short length, or be schr., 141 tons, from Bowdoinham to New York, lum low grade in some respects, could be bought at $10.75, No heavy transactions have occurred during the ber, S3; a schr., 170 tons, from Richmond, Me., to $10.50, and even at $10.25, In the latter cases, how past week, and the chief object of sellers is to get New York, lumber, $3: a schr., 190 M lumber, from ever, it was claimed that a good proportion of lengths shipped the large quantities of lumber which have Jacksonville to New York. $9.75; one 200 M lumber, from six to eight feet, was the prime cause of the low already been sold. They manifest no anxiety to sell, same voyage, $10; a schr., 350 JI lumber and timber, price. But to-day, however, a fleet of about thirty as present purchasers are after lumber manufactured from Savannah to New York, $8 and $9; a schr.. 397 vessels was worked down to seven, and the fact was to meet their particular demands, while they prefer to tons, from Philadelphia to Savannah, general cargo, pretty generally conceded that the ruling prices w.-.re manufacture so as to get the most possible out of their S8.50, and back with lumber, $7, option of loading at below what had been previously claimed. Piece stuff log". Small sales are reported at ,$9, $18 and $35, and Brunswick, $7,25. may at this writing be quoted at $10.25 to $10.50, with at $8, $25, $16.50 and $38, the uppers in the latter being exceptionally desirable cargoes bringing $10 75 to $11, very rich. The lowest rate of sale reported is of in Exports of lumber from the port of New York: Boards and strips range from $10.50 to $15, as to ferior lumber at $7, $14 and $32, The ruling price of This Since grade. Select cargoes are firm at former quotations, ordinary grades is firm at $7.50, $15 and $35. Week, Jan, 1, and command, accorduig to|quality, from $17 to $28. Preparations for securing a large supply of logs for feet. feet. Shingles are decidedly off. Standards are selling at next season's cut are already being macie, and, with a from $2,30 to $2,35, and Extra A at $2.40 for fair, to favorable winter, an immense number of logs will be Westlndies 283,097 27,910,804 $2.75 for prime favorites of unquestioned grade. Car banked. The prevailing high price of provisons and South America 84,105 18,836,047 goes of Pentwater *A* have sold at $2.35. supplies does not seem to have abated the enthusiasm £,ast Indies, Africa, etc ,. 411,840 6,794,820 It is a fact that more stock is being crowded upon of loggers, and the travel to the woods with teams Europe, Continent 727,816 and equipments has set in heavily. Europe, United Khigdom 15,000 2,812,139 this market than can conveniently be taken care of, and the usual channel for disposing of surplus offer The shipments this week have been large, and the demand for transportation continues. Shipping rates Total 794,102 57,081,626 ing, viz., the canal, is not now available. The ware houses and elevators are full of grain and the boats continue at last week's quotations. are being utilized to a large extent for storage pur The total shipments of lumber, shingles and lath poses, and it is almost an impossibility to obtain one from the river for the season to October 8th were as GENERAL LUMBER NOTES. for lumber transportation. Canal buyers would ab follows: STATE, sorb a large part of the daily offerings if they could Lumber, feet 633,921,211 get boats. Fencing and flooring cargoes of good qual Shingles 115,409,000 Albany Lumber Market, as reported by the Argus. ity are in more brisk demand than any other of the Lath 13,408,000 coarser grades of lumber, and the stock now on hand FOR THE WEEK ENDED OCT. 11, 1881, in the city is unusually light, but when a dock is fully General quotations are: A number of buyers from the South and East were loaded, even that kind, of which a yard is particularly Shipping ciflls $7,00® 9.00 in the District this morning looking over the large and in want, must be neglected. Common I4.00
yards at the Canada dock were flying at half mast by future delivery, and the market strong through high in respect for the funeral of the President of the out, with sellers rather inclined to ask an advance. Boulevard or Dyckman st, centre line, s w United States. We quote at 5M®5%c. as to brand, &c. Sheet Zinc is s, 150 n w centre line Sherman av, 50x The auction sales of last week were conflned to ma seUing fairly, and the market remains generally firm 250. Charlotte A. Evans to George W. hogany and other fancy woods, for which the compe at 7(§(7^c, from store, according to quality and quan tition was active, representatives from most parts of tity, &c. Smith and John S. Sills. Mort. $800, the country being present, and the company for both NAILS.—In a general way the demand has contin taxes, &c. Sept. 21. nom days being more than ordinarily good. The result Broadway, No. 834, e s, 100.6 s 13th st. 25 was that very little wood was withdrawn, excepting ued fair, covering a goodly run of trade orders from when it was of poor quality, for which there is no de regular sources; but the movement is not a liberal x95,4x25x95,3, six-story brick hotel. mand at present. one by any means and buyers refrain from anticipat Jane E. wife of James E. Granniss to As will be seen from the following result, the prices ing future wants to any extent. The offering of " out John L. Logan. Sept. 28. 67,500 realized were good: side" lots has been less plentiful, and as a consequence Broadway, w s, 1,380 n 182d st, runs to RESULT OF AUCTION SALE AT LIVERPOOL, 22D AND 23D prices rule steadier. Hudson River, contains 11 acres and 22 SEPTEMBER, 1881, We quote at lOd. to 60d., common fence and sheath ing per keg, $—@3.40; 8d and 9d. common do, rods, excepting lands conveyed Hudson Average River Railroad Co. John H. Kelly to Description, per keg, $3,65; 6d and 7d, common do, per keg, Feet, Prices. Per foot. $3.90; 4d and 5d, common do, per keg, $4.15; 3d, per Joseph Fisher. Oct. 11. nom Cuba mahogany .139,137 5d(a6s 7 11-16d keg, $4,90: ?d, flne per keg, $5,65; 2d, per keg, $5,65. Cuba mahogany , . 749 lid Cut spikes, all sizes, $3,65; floor, casing and box, Same property. Elizabeth V. wife of Jo Tabasco mahogany.,. .128,338 Sdcaisld 6%d seph Fisher to John H. Kelly. Octo Tabasco mahog curls. $4,15(a4.90; finishing, $4.40®5,15, . 5:^6 6Md ber 11. nom Tabasco mahogany.., .140,988 5Md®13J^d 6 29-32d CLINCH NAILS, Honduras mahogany.. , 43,071 4i^d@9i^d 6Md Front st. No. 241, s e s, 68.3 n e Peck slip, Havana cedar . 5,356 4%d 1]4 inch, $5.90; 1% inch, $5.65: 2 inch, $5,40; '2}4@'2U 22.4x69.4x21.9x69.1, four-story brick Tabasco cedar , 13,173 4%®6d 5 ll-32d inch, $5,15; 3 inch and longer, 3ji'l,90, American Walnut . 4191^ 3s(g)4s6d.3s lOi^d warehouse, Stephen W, Phcenix to Amer, wsct, oak bits,. ,1,0031^ 3s1d@3s6d3s 4}^d PAINTS AND OILS.—On most kinds of paints and Charles E. Larned, Sept, 28. 8,000 colors there has been a uniform and uninteresting The Rio News, with dates to September 15th, re Hester st. No. 20, four-story brick tenem't, market. Demand occasionally shows a little flurry, and four-story brick tenem't in rear. ports: Pitch Pine—The arrivals consist of 353,005 feet but is not of heavy volume or great force, and there per "Noel" from St. Marys, which have been sold at seems to be simply a steady seasonable flow of sup Chris. Bachmann, exr. G, Bachmann, 4411000 per dozen. The market continues firm at 44!;000 to Harris Rosenthal. Contract, March ©5511000 per dozen. White Pine—The arrivals have plies toward consumption. On the wholesale market been 40,000 feet per " W, Phillips." from WUmington; some fluctuation on values takes place, but rarely of 18. 1881. 10,000 50,000 feet per "Bessie Blay," New York, which have an extensive character calculated to effect jobbing King st. No. 14. See leases. Eliza Ber been both sold at 105 reis per foot. The market con parcel, and the cosfc to retailer and consumer does not tinues well supplied. Swedish Pine—The arrivals vary to any great degree. Linseed oil has moved out nard to William H. Bernard et al. Re consist of 3 cargoes, viz., the " Saga," from Wester fairly in small lots, and the stock remaining under lease dower, Oct. 8. nom wick, sold at 4011000 per dozen; the "Fernbyrd," from good and close control values were sustained on a Ludlow st, Nos. 41 and 43, w s, 25x87,6, Memel, sold at 41 rOOO per dozen: the "Stray," from firm basis. We quote at about 60@63c. for city, and five-story brick store and tenem't, Wil Stockholm, sold at 40„U00 per dozen. The market re 64@65c, for Calcutta from first hands. mains steady. We quote: 40i!000®40||500 per dozen. helmine Wiener, widow, to Samuel Spruce Pine—In the absence of supply prices remain PITCH—Demand has been moderate and; confined First, Mort. $12,7-50. Oct. 1. 19,650 nominal. to small local orders, etc., with the tone of the mar Orchard st. No, 51, w s, 150 n Hester st.' ket a trifle slack, though no positive change can be 24,6x88,1x25x88. five-story brick store METALS—COPPER—Ingot has not found much advised on values. We quote at $2.2,[email protected] per bbl. aud tenem't and five-story brick tene speculative deniand, but has been taken steadily for for City, delivered, ment in rear. consumption to a very fair extent, and at compara tively full rates, the market ruling firm throughout. SPIRITS TURPENTINE—The inquiry; for con Orchard st. No, 53, w s, 175 n Hester st, Holders very generally express much confidence in sumption has not been very liberal, and buyers ap 25x87,6, five-story brick store and ten the situation, and claim that the accumulation in peared somewhat indifferent, as a rule, but the cost ement and five-story brick tenem't in manufacturer's hands is quite limited. We quote at underwent no great change. In first hands they 18M@18% cash for Lake, Manufactured Copper rear. market has been unsettled and rather weak, under an 15th st. No. 234, s s, 172 w 2d av,'20,6x meets with a good average sale, and re unloading of supplies by some of the " bull " holders, mains steady at list rates. We quote as follows : 103,3, four-story brick dweU'g. Brazier's Copper ordinary size over 16 oz. per though the break on prices was not as great as might sq. foot, 26c. per lb,; do. do, do., 16 oz, and over have been anticipated. As this reporfc is closed the Rivington st. No. 25. s s, 75 e Chrystie 12 0Z.persq.foot, 28c. per lb.; do. do., 10 .and 12 oz., quotations stands about 50S53c, per gallon, according st, 25x100, flve-story brick store and per sq. foot, 32c. per lb.; do, do., lighter than 10 oz,, to quantity of stock handled, tenem't. per sq. foot, 32c, per lb,; circles less than 84 inches in Thomas J. Day to Mary E. Day. 1-10 diameter, 29c. per lb.; do, 84 inches in diameter and TAR—Supplies are fair and considerably in excess over. 32c. per lb.; segment and pattern sheets, 29c, per of the corresponding period last year, with holders part. Oct. 7. 3,000 lb.; locomotive fire box sheets 26c, per lb,: Sheathing offering readily. On prices, in consequence, there is Prince st, n e cor Thompson st, 44x95.8x Copper, over 12 oz., per square foot, 24c. per lb., and no inclination to buoyancy, though about the former 44.9x95.10, Nos. 163 and 165 Prince st, Bolt Copper, 26c. per. lb. IRON—Scotch Pig has in general range is fairly supported. We quote at $3.50 most cases been held with much firmness and indif @3,75 per bbl. for Newberne and Washington, and five-story brick building; No. 126 ferently offered. The accumulation here is small and [email protected]^ for Wilmington, according to the size of Thompson st, three-story brick building. well under control, the cost of laying down additional invoice. Levi Strauss and Jacob Stern, San Fran- BU.jplies too great to expect many arrivals, and hold ciso, and Nathan Strauss, New York, ers in consequence carry their stock with much firm ness and confldence. Demand a little irregular, but residuary legatees L. Strauss, to Jonas on the whole fair. We quote at $23.50g,20,50, as to Strauss. Q. C. Sept. 21. nom brand and quality, American pig continues to harden Pearl st. No. 59, and No. 24Stone st, begin somewhat in price, and the market is in a strong, CONVEYANCES. healthy condition, with the selling interest confident ning Pearl st, ns, 23.5x112.1 to Stone st, in the ability to hold the advantage for the balance of Wherever the letters Q. C. and C. a. G. occur, pre xl7.9xll2.2, five-storv brick store. John the year. Indeed, many of the furnace com ceded by the name of the grantee they mean as follows: B. Shaft'er, Ottawa Falls, Kas., to Wil Ist—Q. C. is an abbreviation, for Quit Claim deed panies are said to be sold ahead to Jan liam F. Sliaffer. March 21. 27,500 uary 1st, and the current production seeking i e., a deed in which all the right, title and interest of a market flnds customers without difficulty. We the grantor is conveyed, omitting all covenants or war Pitt st. No. 30, e s, 109.4 n Broome st, 21.10 quote at $25,[email protected] per ton for No, IX foundry: ranty. xlOO, three-story brick dweU'g and four- 2d—C. a. G. means a deed containing Covenant [email protected] do. do, for No. 2 X do. do. and $21.00® story brick tenem't in rear. Partition. 22,00 do, for gray forge. Bails have retained a firm against Grantor only, in which he covenants that he market with iron selling rather slowly, but steel in hath not done any act whereby the estate conveyed may Meyer Biitzel to Janies F. Swanton. good demand, and many of the mills largely sold be impeached, charged or incumbered. Oct. 13. 10,400 ahead. Old Rails are in better demand, and wii;h the Same property. Johu Meehan and Marga increased cost of transportation, the market has a NEW YORK CITY. stronger and more cheerful tone throughout. Scrap reth and Frederick W. Beetson to same. not active, but the supply is small and the position Q. C. Oct. 12. nom very firm. We quote Rails at $46@49 for iron, and $58 OCTOBER 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13. Washington pl. No. 26 W., n s, 80.8 e 6th av, @62 for steel, according to deliverv. Old Rails, $28 22x97, now No. 85 Washington pl, four- @30per ton; Scrap, $28@30, Manufactured iron in gen Allen st, Nos. 207 and 209, w s, 58 s Hous erally good demand with the leading descriptions quite ton st, 40x87.6x40.8x87.6; No. 207, tliree- story brick dwell'g. Charles A. Fox to scarce, and the market quoted firm throughout. Some story frame (brick front) tenem't; No. Amelia M. Garland. C. a. G. % part. makers are greatly benind on their orders. We 209, three story frame (brick front) stor(» Feb. 26, 1880. 9,615 quote: Common Merchant Bar, ordinary sizes at 2,[email protected], from store, and Reflned at 2.5®3.5c; and tenem't, and two-story frame stable Washington st, w s, indeft., 45,3x214 to wrought beams at 3,3c. Fish platen quoted at in rear of both. Nicholas Schachtel to West st, x45.3x211, with bulkhead and 2^'C?,2i^c: track bolt and nuts, 3U@3%c; railway Joseph B. Hoyt, Daniel B. Fayerweather wharves in front on North River, John spikes, 3c; tank, [email protected]; angle, 3c; best flange, H. V. Cockroft, Saugatuck, Conn., to 6c; and domestic sheet on the basis of 3}^c, for com and Harvey S. Ladew, composing firm mon Nos, 10@16, Other descriptions at correspond J. B. Hoyt & Co. Oct. 10. $16,500 Mary T. and Elizabeth Cockroft. Octo ing prices, with l-10c less on large lots from cars. Allen st, s -w cor Houston st, iims south ber 11. nom LEAD,—Domestic Pig not selling with much freedom, Washington st. No. 161, 25x92, four-story but held with great firmness and sellers manifesting 58.1 X west 88.4 x south 15.8 x west 5 x no anxiety to realize. No evidences of a speculative north 74 to Houston st, x east 93 to be brick store and tenem't. John H. Schutte feeling are shown at the moment, "We quote at ginning. William T. Reilly, heir T. to John Mulvihill. Oct. 6. 12,000 about 5%@5i^oc, The manufactures of lead are steady Reilly, to J. B. Hoyt & Co. Q, C. Con 4th st. No. 245 W., e s, 44 s Charles st, and quoted: Bar, 6c; Pipe, 7c,, and Sheet, 7J^c, less the usual discount to the Trade; and Tin-lined pipe, firmation deed. Oct. 1. nom 21.10x76.7. Maria R. wife of Robert H. 15c,; block Tin Pipe, 35c,, on same terms. TIN—Pig has Allen st, s w cor Houston st, runs south Gibbons to Edmund R., George R., Jane not undergone any very decided change up to the pres 58.1 X west 88.4 x south 15.8 x west 5 x and Robert H., Jr., Gibbons. Oct. 7. nom ent writing. A fafr trade demand is current with some 12th st. No. 266, s s, 375.9 w Greenwich av, indications that the movement exceeds the amount north 73.9 to Houston st, x east to be made public, and in all cases the stocks are held with ginning. James D. McMann and Eliza 16.8x87x16.8x85,9, three-story brick strength and confldence. We quote 21%@21^c, for R. his wife to same. Q. C Correction store and dweU'g.' John Strobel to John Australian. 21%@21%c, for Straits, nominal for English Minder. Sept. 28. Mort. $6,000 8,400 Reflned. 22@22J4c. for do. Common. Tin Plates with deed. Sept. 30. nom out much animation, but in view of encouraging ac Alien st, s w cor Houston st, runs south 12th st. No. 115, n s, 280 w 3d av. 20x103.3, counts from abroad, ana a strong belief in a good 58.1 X northerly 88.4 X south 15.8 x north three-story brick dweU'g. Felicia A. fall trade, holders carry stocks on a higher 73.9 to Houston st, x east to beginning. Grif&n, extrx. T. B. Gi'iffin, to Jerome B. and full limit of valuations in all cases. Wheeler. Oct. 5. 12,100 We quote 1, C charcoal, third-class assortment, William T. Reilly to David Winebrener. $5.80@5,85J^ for Allaway grade, and $6.25@6,37^ for B. & S. July 21, 1868. nom 16th st, s s, 388 w Av C, 50x103,3, two five- Melyn grade; L C. Coke, $5,20@5,25 for B, V, Broome st, No. 519, s s, 150 e Sullivan st, story brick tenem'ts. Bridget D. Fitz grade; $5,37} 16th st. No. 419, n s, 225.1 w Oth av, 25. Ix 62d st, s s, 100 e Oth av, 60x100.5, shanties. 93d st, s s. 316.8 w 3d av, 16.6x100.8. 92, five-story brick tenem't. Ellen E. Foreclos. Edward Patterson to Mary E. Thomas B. Connery to James G. Ben wife of Elijah Ward to John Totten. Jones, Cold Spring Harbor, L. I. Taxes nett. Mort. $6,000. Sept. 13. nom Oct. 3. 4,000 and assmts. $10,966. June 17. 1,275 103d st,n s, 175 AV 2d av, 75x109.11, three lOtli st. No, 415, n s, 175.3 w Oth av, 25x92, 64th st, n s, 100 e llth av, 150x100.5. four-story brick dweil'gs. Elbert D. five-story brick tenem't. Ellen E. wife Frederick Lewis, as assignee of Lewis J. Howes to Joseph Schwarzchild. Sub. of Elijah Ward to John Totten. Octo Phillips, to Joel W. Poor, Brooklyn. morts. $28,500. Ojt. 12. 175 ber 3. 4.000 Subject taxes and assessm'ts. X part. 104th st. No. 6, n s, 183.4 e 4th av, 16.8x 18th st. No. 209, n s, 125 w 7th"av, 25x92, May 29, 1879. nom 100.11, two-story fraine dweU'g. Smith two and three-story frame dweU'gs and 66tli st, s s, 175 e 1st av, 25x100.5, vacant. Ely, Jr., to Clara wife of Henry J. Knapp. two-story frame stable injrear. Richard Esther A. Wheaton to Lambert S. Oct 7. 4,000 H. Caplin to George Caplin. 1-5 part. Quackenbush. Oct. 8, 4,000 113th st, No. 437, n s, 198 AV AV A, 25x Mort. $1,950, Oct, 10. 800 69th st, n s, 200 e-2d av, 150x100.4, vacant. 100.10, three-story frame dweU'g. The 20tli st, s s, abt 418 e Sth av, 25x87.Ilx25x William Noble to Mary wife of Patrick Harlem Savings Bank to Mary L. Her 88.7. Philip Herrman to Hermann H. McManus. Morts. $11,800, and inc. vev. Oct. 6. 8,300 Schmidt. Oct. 1. 14,500 June 23, 1881. Oct. 10. 39,000 114th st. No. 167. n s, 195 w 3d aA% 19x100.10, 2r)th st. No. 315, n s, 154 w 8th av, 22x 69th st, n s, 200 e 2d av, 200x100.4. Re four-story brick dweU'g. Margaret 98.9, four-story brick store and tene lease mort. S. Henry Gale to William E. Conlon to John E. Conlon. Mort. ment. Noble. Oct. 7. nom $8,000. Oct. 6. 13.000 2oth st. No, 317, n s, 176 w Sth av, 24x 69th st, n s, 275 w Oth av, 25x100.5, vacant. 117th st, s s, 160 w 2d av, 25x100.11, vacant. 98,9, four-story brick tenem't and two Foreclos. John J. Louth to Catharine John Lalor to Christopher Keyes. Sept. four-story bi'ick tenem'ts in rear of Bradley. Oct. 7. 4,900 28. 3,550 both Nos. 69th st, n s, 300 w Oth av, 25x100.5, vacant. 118th st, Nos. 531 to 535, n s, 395.9 e Av A, James G. Williamson and ano.. exrs. R. Foreclos. John J. Louth to Catharine 61.4x100,11, three four-story brick tene Blauvelt, to Patrick Dunn. Aug. 1. 33,200 Bradley. Oct. 7. 4,700 ments. August Loehr to George H. Ben 32d st. No. 382, s s, 116.8 e 9th av, runs 69th at, n s, 125 e 9th av, 375x100.5. Rob ner and Lorenz Zeller. Oct. 8. 1,000 south 98.9 X west 16,2 x north 89,5 to ert M. MitcheU, Jr.. Brooklyn, to Ed 119th st, No. 230, s s, 240 w 2d av, 20x100.11, 32d st X east 16,3, four-story stone front Avard Livingston. Morts. $75,000. Oc three-story brick dweU'g. Mary A. wife dweU'g. Jakob Keller to Edward J. tober 13. nom of Richard J. Wheelan to Lucy A. wife Blesson, May 12, 14,000 69th st, n s, 125 e 9th av, 375x100.0. Ed of Charles C. Buddington. Mort. $5,000. 34th st, n s, 100 e Ist av, 50x98,9, vacant. ward Livingston to Robert M. Mitclu'll, Oct. 8. 8,500 William C, Lester to Joseph Marshall. Jr., Brooklyn. Morts. $34,000. nom 119th st, n s, 190 e 4th av, 100x100.11, va Oct. 10. 12,250 72d st, No. 307, n s, 85 e 2d av, 28.9x102,2, cant. Beverly B. Tilden to Spencer A. 31th St. No. 237, n s, 133.4 w 2d av, 16.8x four-story stone front flat, William Fanning. Aug. 2. 13,000 98,9, four-story brick dweU'g. Louis F. Noble to John Noble. Mort. $15,000. 120th st, s s, 200 e Sth av, runs east 50 xl Schultze to IMary Macauley. Mort. Oct. 1. 30,000 south 71.5 X west 28.7 x south 21.6 to $0,000, Aug. 2, 8,500 73d st, n s, 373 e Av A, 25x102,2, two-story centre block, x Avest 19 x north 100.11, 35tli st. No, 2, s s, 125 e 5th av, 28x98,9, frame dweU'g, Moritz Bauer to Ran vacant. four-story brick d well'g, Elizabeth W. dolph Guggenheimer, Mort, $1,000, 120th st, s s, 300 e Sth av, 25x48.9x26.Ix wife Charles L, Perkins to Frederick N. Oct,.8. 3,000 56.3, vacant. Goddard. Oct, 11, 70,000 73d st, n s, 269 e 5th av, 22x102,2. Julius August Baumgarten, Brooklyn, to John 37th st. No. 338 s s, 275 e 9th av, 25x98.9, Bunzl, assignee Seidenberg & Co., to H. Deane. Morts. $8,500. June 8. 25,000 two-story fmme shop and two-story Joseph Seidenberg. C. a. G, Oct. 8. nom 121st st, No. 354, s s, 140 w 1st av, llOx brick dweU'g iu rear, Peter D. Kenney, 74th st, n s, 100 w Av A, 25x36.2x25.4x 100.11, three-story brick dweU'g. Ange Brooklj'ii, to Edward A, Bowers, 32.3. Georg P. Keck to Julie wife of lina Henry, widoAv, to Esther A. Whea Newark, N, J, Oct. 11. Taxes 1876 to Hironymus Breunich. Mort. $400. Oc ton. Oct. 7. 13,000 1880 inclusive. 6.500 tober 6. nom 121st st, No. 119E.,ns, 17x100.11. Mar 40th st. No, 142, s s, 224 w 3d av, 24x98,9, 75th st, s s, 150 e 4th av, 50x102.2, three- garet E. wife of Henry P. Niebuhr to three-story brick store and dweU'g, story brick boarding stable. Edward August R. Mattlage. Contract. Sept. Betty Fuerth to Clara A. Helm, Oct. A. Clark, Tampa, Fla., to Sophia wife 14, 1881. Exchange for No. 131 East 10. 12,000 of James B. Many. Q. C. \4 part. 112th st, on Avhicli is a mort. for $2,070. 41st st, Ko, 105, ns, 107,6 e 4th av, 22,6x June 27. '' 5,000 122d st. No. 257, n s, 59.6 w 2d av, 14x70, 98,9, two-story brick stable, Lydia G. Same property. Sophia Avife of James B. three-story stone front dweU'g. Sarah wife of Wm. MacMuUen to John Stim Many to John Nesbit. X P^'i't- Mort E, Le Compte to Mina LeAvis, Mount mel, Mort, $8,000. Oct. 5. 12.000 $14,500. Oct. 8. ^ 3,000 Vernon, N, Y. Mort. $7,300. Oct. 6. 5,500 42d st, s s, 300 e 8tli av, 100x98.9. Matilda 75th st, s s, 150 e 4th av. Release judg Same property. Carrie W. Lee, widow, A. Grosvenor and ano., trustees for ment. Sidney H. Stuart to Sophia to Sarah E. Le Compte. Mort. $4,800. Charlotte M. wife of F. Goodridge, to Many. Oct. 8. 350 Oct. 5. 5,000 Charlotte l\r. Goodridge. Oct. 12. nom 76th st, n s, 230 e 3d av, 25x102.2, new 128d st, s s, 200 e Sth av, 100x100.11, two- 46th St. No. 34 W., s s, 447,6 w 5th av, 20 buUding projected. Henry Lipman to story frame dAvell'g. Spencer A. Fan xl00,5, four-story stone front dweU'g. John W. Warner Mort. $4,500. Oct, ning to Alfred Kehoe. Morts. $15,000. Foreclos, Edward M, Burghard to 4. 6,370 Oct. 5. 20,600 Martha F. wife Emil Hurtzig, Oct. 76th St. Party A\-aU agreement. Helen L. 124th st, s 8, 174,6 e Sth av, 0.6x100.11. 10, 34,600 Lee with John W. Warner. 425 Release mort. Bertha A. Deane to Al 46tli st, No. 522, s s, 350 w 10th av, 25x100, 78th st, s s, 130 w 2d av, runs south 73.3 x fred Kehoe. Oct, 7, nom two-story brick dweU'g and one-story Avest 0.4 X south 27,1 x east 0.4 x south Same jiroperty. Two releases mort. Ber frame stable in rear. Ann Bradley, 1.9 x Avest 25 X north 102.2 to 78th st, x tha A. Deane to same. Oct. 7. nom sometimes called Ann Mclntyre, to Mar east 25, vacant. NeAvman Cowen to Same property. Release mort. John H. garet Costello. Jan. 25. 7,000 Samuel Simmons. Mort. $5,500. Octo Pool, as trustee, to Maria J. Moore. 47th st, s s, 300 w Oth av, 12,3xl06x45x ber 1. .o^.-jOO June 9. 300 100.5, Hannah C wife of Henry C.Vel 78th st, s 8, 130 w 2d av. 25x102,2, vacant. 125th st. No. 219, n s, 350 e Sth av, SOx^ vin to Frederick Banfield. Oct. 7. nom Letters patent. People State New 99.11, three-story frame dweU'g. 47th st, No. 617, n s, 350 AV llth av, 25x York to Newman Cowen. Sept. 23. 126th st, s s, 350 e Sth av, 50x99.11, two- 100.5, three-story frame store and dwell 79th st, No. 217, n s, 200 e 3d av, 40x102.2, story frame stable. ing, John J, and Margaret A. Quinn, except part conveyed to Board of Edu 61 h av, s w cor 124th st, 50.5x35, vacant. New York, and John J. Gorman. New cation, flve-story brick flat. Mary wifo 106th st, n s, 148.2 e 10th av, runs Avest Orleans, La., to Michael Farrell, Tarry of and Patrick H, McManus and Peter 48.2 X north 54.4 to Croton Aqueduct, town, N. Y. Oct. 8. 1,500 F. McManus to WUliam Noble. Morts, x — to beginning, vacant. 49th st, No, 240, s s, 180 e 8th av, 20x100.5, $27,000. Oct. 10. 54,450 Also property in Flatbush, L. I. three-story brick dw^ell'g. Richard A. 82d st. No. 134 E., s s, 18 AV Lexington av, Rebecca Baird, widow, to Robert an^d McCurdy to Stephen E. Browne. 17x70, three-story brick (stone front) Jane Stewart. C. a. G. Oct. 4. 3,000 Sept. 29. 18,000 dweU'g. James Philp to Joseph M. Same property. John Stewart, JoJmson 51st St. Party wall agreement. Martin Emanuel. Mort. $11,000. Oct. 12. 18.500 Co., Iowa, to same. C. a. G. Oct. 4. 3,000 Cook witli Samuel McMillan. 300 82d st, s s, 18 w Lexington av, 17.1x70. Same property. Henry W. Benedict, Jr., Slst St. Party wall agreement. Samuel Convenant agt nuisances. James Philp et al., exrs. and trustees J. Stewart, to McMUlan with Andrew Ewald. 900 with Joseph M. Emanuel. Oct. 12. nom same. Oct. 4. 3,000 53d St, No. 67, n s, 119 e 6th av, 22x100.5, 83d st, n s. 101.8 w 2d av, 28x102,2, four- 125th st, No. 57, n s. 185 e 6th av, 12.6x four-story stone front dweU'g. The story brick (stone front) dweU'g. 99.11, three-story stone front dwelling. Equitable Life Assur. Soc. of the U. S. George E. Kitching, Brooklyn, to John William H. Arnott to Abraham Van to Charles A. Burr. Taxes, 1881. Oc Livingston. Oct. 1. 14,000 Dolsen. Mort. $6,0( 0. Oct. 13. 12.500 tober 13. 34,000 Same property. John Livingston to Em 126th st. No. 58, s s, 185 e 6th av, 13.6x 54th st, No. 159, n s, 120 w 3d av, 25x100.5, ma L. Watkins, Brooklyn. Mort. $14,- 99.11, three-story stone front dwelling. five-story frame stable. John Bayliss 000. Oct. 11. 23;ooo William H. Arnott to John A. Taylor. to Richard W. Buckley. Oct. 13. 8,750 83d st, n s, 131 w Madison av. Release Mort. $6,000. Oct. 13. 12,000 55th st, No. 38, s s, 450 w 5th av, 25x100.5, mort. RobertP. Lee, Brooklyn, to John 126th st. No. 56, s s, 197.6 e 6th av, 12.6x one-story brick stable. John D. Rocke IMurphy. Sept. 27. H 250 99.11, three-stoiy stone front dwelling. feller, Cleveland, O., to WiUiam Rocke 83d st, s s, 300 w 9th av. 64.8xl33.9x64.11x William H. Arnott to Edward Jeans, feller, y^ part. Sept. 30. 8,000 138.11. William A. Stebbins, guard, of Mort. $6,000. Oct. 13. 12,000 6ist st, s s, 350 w 10th av, 50x100.5, shan JuUa A. and A. V. C. Stebbins, to Julia 127th st, n s, 326 w 6th av, 75x99.11. Jo ties. Joseph M. Emanuel to James A. and Augustus V. C. Stebbins. C. a. PhUp. Oct. 6. 10,000 seph Spears to WilUam C. Spears. X G. Aug. 22. nom part, Oct. 6, nom October 15,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD 971 127th st, n s, 225 w 7th av, 0.6x99.11. Lou Same property. Release mort. Same to 143d 6t, n s, 225 w Clifton av, 25x100. isa S. wife of Philip Teets to A. Alonzo same. October 8. nom Eliza wife of William H. Findlay to Teets. C. a. G. Sept. 21. ' 450 Lexington av. No. 1725, n e cor 110th. st, Matthew Hicks. Oct. 4. 600 Same property. The Mutual Life Ins. Co., 20.11x70, four-story brick store and 144th st, 8 s, 284.11 e 3d av, 25x100. Win New York, to Louisa S. wife of ^ PhiUp dwell'g. August Baumgarten, Brook field Quigley, Chicago, and WiUiam Teets. Release mort. Oct 7. ' 250 lyn, to John H. Deane. Mort. $10,000. Quigley to Jane wife of James E. Mc- 127th st, No. 346, s s, 399.6 e Sth av, 13x June 24. 18,500 Kown. Oct. 10. 2,000 99.11, three-story brick (stone front) Madison av, No. 749, e s, 17.1 s 65th st, 153d st, n s, 275.3 [e Morris av,^i25xl00. dweU'g. Clara D. Lynch to Cornelia P. 16.8x60, four-story stone front dweU'g. John Rudden to "Adam Muth. Octo Simpson. Mort. $6,000. Oct. 1. 9,000 Willett Bronson, Huntington, L. I., to ber 8. 2,250 128th St. s s, 75 e 7th av, 75x99.11, one- Lyman C. Josephs. Mort. $11,000. Oc Courtlandt av, w s, 25 n Benson st. Re story frame dwelFg. John Davidson, tober 10. 25,000 lease dower. Katharine S. Wuest, Elizabeth, N. J., to Emma F. wife of Madison av, s e cor 120th st, 100.11x75, Avidow of C, Schaub, noAv wife of W. F, Charles Baxter. Mort. $7,500. Octo- vacant. Beverly B. Tilden to Spencer D. Wuest to Sopiiia Speck. Oct, 8, nom -.oL?^: 18,000 A. Fanning. Aug. 2. 20,000 Jefferson av, s s, 148,6 AV WiUiamsbridgc 129th st, s s, 400 e Sth av, 75x99.11, vacant. West New av, centre line, e s, 100 n centre road, 62.6x100. George F. Opdyke, NCAV Henry Weil to Charies P. Twigg. Oct, line 175th st, 25x140. Patrick Meehan York, and Henry B. Opdyke,-Plainfield, 11. ;[g 'j'50 to Patrick Barry. Sept. 27. 200 N. J., to John, J. Myers and' Mary his 129th st, n s, 385 AV 3d av, 25x99.11, tAvo-l 1st av, No. b04, e s, 49.5 n 29th st, 24.8x75, Avife. Oct. 3. H12 story brick shop. | five-story brick store and tenem't. Jefferson av, s s, 211 AV WiUiamsbridge 130th St. s s, 385 AV 3d av. 25x99,11, two- f James A. Frame to Salvadore J. Lahev. road, 62.6x100. George F. and Henry story frame dweU'g and frame stable. J Mort. $6,000. Sept. 29. 12", 250 B. Opdyke to Frederick D. MiUer. Oc Joseph M. De Veau to The Third Avenue 1st av, No. 851, w s, 100.5 s 48th st, 25.1x tober 3. 812 R.R. Co, Oct, 7. 10,000 100. five-story brick store and tenem't. Tinton av, AV S, 100 s 150th st, 25x105, h & 129th st. No, 213, n s, 162,6 AV 7th av, 18.9x John M, Martin to Owen Fitzsimmons. 1. Louis Winter to John and Patrick 99,11, three-story stone front dweU'g. . Mort. $8,000. Oct. 1. 15,000 McGoAvan. Julyl. 1,700 Robinson Gill, Brooklyn, to Angelina • 2d av, e s, 73.5 n 44th st, 18x70. Epliriam Washington av, s s, lot 124 map Belmont, Henry. Mort. $8,000, Sept, 3, 15,000 ; Weill to Jeanette Dreyfus, AvidoAv. All West Farms, Julius A. Robinson to 129Ui st, s s, 75 AV 7th av boulevard. 75x ,j liens. Oct, 10. nom Thomas Keech. Oct. 13. 600 99.11. vacant, Robert White and James Same property. Jeanette Dreyfus, widoAv, Walton av, w s, 100 s 150th st, 100x100.9, S. WUlett to Robinson Gill, Brooklyn. to Matilda wife of Ephraim Weill. Oc Jonathan Prall to Henry L, Morris, Morts. $6,500. Oct. 12. l'5,000 tober 12. nom Oct. 7. nom 130th st, n s. Party waU agreement. 2d av, n e cor 104th st, 100.11x250, vacant. 1st av and 2d av, lots 29, 30. 54 and 55, Hannah M. Halpine wife of Zachariah Mary McGay, Avidow, Mary E. Avife of map J. CromAvell farm Fordham, 100x J. with Stephen J. Wright. nom Henry D. Harris to David Oppenheim. 200. Emma L. Olssen to Clara A. 130th st, s s, 125 AV 7th av, 75x99.11, tAvo- Oct. 8. 32,500 Cocks. July 11. nom story frame stable. Theresa A. wife of 2d av, n e cor 104th st, 100.11x250, vacant. Strip, being west X of the lied of MiU John R. Davis to Stephen J. Wright. David Oppenheimer to Randolph Gug Brook, adj land of William 11. IMorris, Mort. $4,500. Oct. 7. 16,000 genheimer and Salomon Marx. Mort. and about 3,143 feet long. Gouverneur 131st st, B s, 75 AV 7th av, 50x99.11. Party $29,500. Oct. 8. 40,000 Morris to WiUiam H. Morris. 3,150 Avail agreement. Stephen J. Wright Avith 2d av, e s, 76.8 n 78th st, 25.6x100, vacant. Henry F. Devoe. 300 Abraham H. Jonas to Samuel Simmons. LEASEHOLD CONVEYANCES. 131st st, s s, 168.8 e 6th av, 16.8x99.11. Aug. 20. 8,000 King st, No, 14, s s, 175 AV McDougal st, Benjamin BroAvne to EdAvard H. Ray 4th av, s e cor Slst'st, 25x100, vacant. Em 22x75. WiUiam H. Bernard ct al. to mond. Release judgment. Oct. 13. nom ily Keogh to James R. Cuming. Con- Eliza Bernard, widow. Life lease, per 131st st, 6 s, 168.8 e 6th av, 16,4x99,11, A^eys grantor's title to strip on s s of lot year. taxes and assessments James D, Butman to EdAvard H. Ray of ^X inches. Sept. 29. 11,000 Lewis st, w s, 75 n Broome st, 25x100. mond, Q, C. All title. Oct. 7. nom Same property, Hannah Enston to Emily Assign, lease. Maiy M. wife of Morris 131st at, s s. 185 e 6th av, 0.4x99,11. wife of and A. W. Keogh. Satisfaction S. DeVries to Abbie E. Hays. Error. Susannah Avife of and Merrick Meyers mort. 6,000 X part. other consid, and nom to EdAt^ard H, Raymond. Q, C. Octo Sth av, e s, 51.2 s SOth st, 25.6x100. The Sth st, n s, 106 e Broadway, 26x93,11. The ber 4, uom Mayor, &c., New York, to Jacob Vander- Trustees of the Sailors' Snug Harbor, 143d st, n s, 375 AV 7th av, old line, SOx pool. Confirmation deed. Mort. $10,220. New York, to Lydia Fox, extrx. Edward 99,11, People State NcAv^York to Sam Taxes, &c. Oct. 10. nom Fox. 21 years, from May 1, 1881, per uel W. Bowne. Letters patent. Sept. 7th av, No. 107, e s, 104.11 s 17th st, 26.4x year. 800 2o. 100.4 to alley, x23.4xl00, five-storybrick 16th st, s s, 169 AV AvA, 25x103.3. Assign, 152d st, n s, 425 AV 10th av, 75x99.11, va-) store and dweU'g, Foreclos. Maurice lease. Chaiies KeUings to William cant. (. Leyne to Bernard GoodAvin. Oct, 6. 25,700 Giesler. X part. 4,300 lS3d st, s s, 425 w 10th av, 75x99.11. \ MISCELLANEOUS. 19th st, s 6,''281.3 w Av A, 25x92. Mary Foreclos. Edward D. Gale, ref,, to Rich Griffin to G. F. Sturzman, Sr. Renewal ard C. C-jmbes and ano., exrs. R. F. Car Assignment of judgment agt Barbara lease. 21 years, from May 1, 1880, per man, April 30. 9 300 :; Porges et al. John Schleich to Jacob year. 175 152d st, n s, 150 AV 10th av. 75x99.11. ) Schoever. nom 19th st, s s, 306.3 w Av A, 25x93. Mary 153d st, s s, 150 AV 10th av, 75x99.11. f Assignment for benefit creditors. D. & J. Griffin to G. F. Sturzman, Sr. Renewal Foreclos. Martin L. Townsend to Rich Sadlier & Co, to John W. O'Shaughnessy, lease. 21 years, from May 1, 1880, per ard C. Combes and ano., exrs. R. F. Car Certified copy last wUl and testament of year. 175 man. Oct. 8. 11 700 Ehza Bunn, dec'd. 26th Bt, No. 209 E. EUzabeth Taj^Ior to 159th st, n s, 200 w 10th av, ,50x99,11, two Exemplified copy last wiil and testament William C, Margaret and Eleanor E, three-story frame dAvellings, Elias P. of Jacob Weeks, dec'd. Taylor. 21 years, from Oct. 7, per yr. nom Roberts et al., as trustee, to Louis A. 23d aad 24th WARDS. 28th st, s s, 250 w Sth av, 25x98.9. Assign. Rodenstein. Aug. 29. 8,500 Ray lease. Ann E. Paten to Florence Same property. Sylvanus V. Spencer to Arthur st, AV S, 275 n Jacob st, 25x120. John Berrian and Philip Duffey to Webb. 12,000 same. Q. C. May 27. nom Same property. Nathalie E. Baylies, Sameproperty. Benjamin Emerson and Josepii McMahon. Date in caption. Nov. 17, 1874, acknoAvledged Sept. 30, '81. 200 Taunton, Mass., to Ann E. Paten. Con others to same. Deed of release by cred sent to assign, lease. itors. July 20. Wall st, n s, 100 AV Union av, 100x119. George F. Burger to Edward B. Fellows. 28th st, s s, 525 e Oth av, 25x98.9. Consent Same propeity. The creditors of Sylvanus to Assign, lease. Nathalie E. Baylies to V. Spencer to Sylvanus V. Spencer. Con Oct. 11. 3,000 Wall st, n s, 100 w Union av, 100x119. John B. Radlev. tingent release. March 7, 1879. 29th st, s s, 70 e 9th av, 30x78.9. Assign. Av B, n AV cor 3dst, 24.2x80, No. 38, three- Foreclos. Rollin E. Beers to George F. Burger. Oct. 8. 2,500 lease. David Witmark to Simon Wit story brick store and dAvelling, and No. mark. nom 199 East 3d, four-story brick store and 1st st, s s, extending from Berrian av to Central av, 200x100. Willia.m SmuUen 32d st. No. 104. Frederick Hughes to tenem't. Levi Strauss et al.. see Prince Jeremiah McAuley. Assign, lease. 3,000 st, to Jouas Strauss. Q. C. Sept. 21. nom to George E. Daniels, Brooklyn. Sept. 30. 1,900 Same property. Ernest T. Kugler, as Same property. Jonas Strauss to Herman signee in bankruptcy, to Frederick Cohen. Sept. 21. 27,500 1st st, n s, 125 w Washington av, runs north Hughes. Assign, lease. nom 119.6 X west 25 x north 25 x west 25 x 49th st, No. 49 W. Assign. Columbia Lexington av, No. 735, e s, 60.5 s-59th st, south 100.6 to Brook av, x southeast 20x95, three-story stone front dweU'g College lease. Alrick H. Man to Patty 61.1 to 1st st, X east 13.4. Frances G. W. Ware. William E. Lauer to Lewis M. Hornthal. Carson, widow, to Rosa wife of Peter C. a. G. Oct. 7. 22,000 Same property. Assign. Columbia College Rice. Oct. 1. 1,025 lease. Henry H. Ware to Alrick H. Lexington av, No. 735, e s, 60.5 s SOth st, 134th st, s s, 256.6 e Alexander av, 50x100. 20x95, three-story brick stone front Man. nom Ulysses A. Cannon to Charles E. Quack 49th st. No. 49 W. Two consents to as dweUing. Lewis M. Hornthal to Cecilia enbush. Mort. $3,000. Oct. 10. 6,000 Lauer. C. a. G. Oct. 8. 22,000 sign, lease. Columbia College to H. 134th st, n s, 275 w Morris av, 50x100. H. Ware, and same to Alrick H. Ware. Lexington av, s w cor 107th st, 100.11x75. James M. Brown et al., exrs. J. Brown, Av C, No. 70, n e cor Sth st. Assign, Release mort. WiUiam A. CauldweU to to Mary Dugan. Oct. 4. 2,800 Johu H. Deane. Oct. 1. nom lease. William Hannan to Michael 135th St. n s, 166.8 e Willis av," 16.8x100, h Kehoe. nom Iiexington av, w s, 20.11 s 114th st. Re &1. Lucy A. wife of Charles C. Bud 3d av, n w cor 95th st, 37.8x100. Assign. lease mort. John H. Deane to Ann E. dington to Mary A. wife of Richard J. Davis. Oct. 8, nom lease. Frantz H. Jaegher to JuUa E. I Wheelan. Oct. S. 5,500 Waerner. 1,800 972 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD October 15,1881 9th av, s e cor 29th st. Simon and David Macon st. No. 317, n s, 212 w Yates av, 17,8x Same properfcy. Louis J. Halbert fco Adrian Witmark to The Society of the New 100, Darwin G. Eaton to Herbert West, 5,.500 M, Suydam. 1,000 York Hospital. Surrender of leases, nom Macon st, n w cor Throop av, 20x100. Julia A, Woodbine st, w s, 400 n Bushwick av, 25x100, 9th av. No. 326, e s, 38.9 a 29th st, 20x70. Stebbins, New York, to Augustus V, C, h&l, Louis J, Halbert to John D, Snede Stebbins. C. a. G. X part, nom ker. nom Assign, lease. Simon Witmark to David Macomb st, nes, 144.10 s e 4th av, 20x59,llx Same property, John D. Snedeker to Annie Witmark. nom —X.50, Mary A.llison, widow, Brooklyn, and H. wife of Lcuis J. Halbert, nom Henry V. Condict, Jersey City, N. J,, to Woodbine st, s s, 270 e Broadway, 40xl0C, Re RINGS COUNTY. Henry Larmann and Margaret, his wife. 1.975 lease mort. The Mutual Life Ins, Co,, New Macomb st, s w s, 275 s e 4th av, 20x115 to old York, to Chandler L, IngersoU, 400 OCTOBER 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13. Mill road, x20xll3. John Meddis to John Same property. Chandler L. IngersoU to John Beaver st, s w s, 25 s e Charles pl, 25x100, h&l. Meddis, Jr, May 18, 1871. 325 M, Esquirol, 1,200 Simon K. Saeng^er to William Zerboni. nom Same property. John Meddis, Jr., to Catha Wyckoff st, n s. 100 w ,5th av, 20x100, h&l. Bergen st, s s, 245 e Rochester av. Release rine Meddis. Dec. 20, 1873, nom Cornelia B. wife of Henry B. Lyons to George mort, Nicholas C, Carll to Hannah Cath Same property. Catharine Avife of George Selden, Erie, Pa, Mort, $5,000, nom cart. nom Stenhouse, formerly Cath. Meddis, to Miles South 1st st, n s, 80 e 4th st. Release mort Butler st, s s, 125 w Bond st, 20x120, Foreclos. Murphy. 450 William H, Darbee tt William H. Darbee, Thomas M, Riley to Adam Rchulz. 2,700 Madison st, n s. 425 e Reid av, 100x100, Joseph exr. L. Darbee. nom Boerum ."^t, s s, 75 w Humboldt st, 25x100. Ed Lee to William Hatten. 3,500 Same property, Williamsburgh Savings Bank ward C. TJnderliill to Charles Schwerer and Madison st, n s, 187.10 e Franklin av, 17.2x100. to same. Release mort, nom Louisa his wife. Mort, $1,800, taxes 1880, Martha Avife of Andrew J, Moses to William South 1st st. No. 157, n s, 80 e 4th st, 19x78x and water tax 1881. 3,SOO Berri. Mort. $2,000. nom 21.8x78.1. William H. Darbee, exr, L. Dar Cambridare ol, w s, 3-21.0 n Fulton st, 25x100, h Same property. William Berri to Andrew J, bee, to Henry McVey. 2,000 & 1, Philip Kelland to TertuUus G, Mathews, Moses. Mort. $2,000. nom South 2d st, s s, 100 w 3d st, 23x abt 72, James 4,100 Maujer st, n s, 75 w Lorimer st, 25x100, Caro A. Terhune to Abraham V, Terhunie, Mort. Columbia st, e s, 30 s Mill st, 20x100, Joseph lina Schmidt, individ., and as extrx, and $2,2.50. nom Ewing to Miss Martha Ewing. 2,000 heir Anna M. Gillett, and George Schmidt, :Jd pl, s s, 75 w Smith st, 75x133.5. Charles S. Douglass st, n s, 100 e Nevins st, 100x100. her husband, to Jacob Eschlimanu. 1,600 Berryman, New York, to William Taylor. 3,000 James E. and Theron Kelsey and .Tohn Meadow st, n s, 305 w Morgan av, 30x197.1 x 4th pl, n s, 200 w Court st, 20x100. Lewis A. Loiighlin, of Kelsey & Laughlin, to William abt 45x107.5. Emeline E. wife of James C. Watrous, Scranton, Pa,, to Edward Laven. Bradley. 2,400 Brower to William and Chauncey Marshall, Mort, $1,350. 3,600 Douglass st, ns, 80 e Nevins st, 120x100. George Brooklyn, and James M. Waterbury, West 4th st, s s, 280 w Bond st, 20x99x20.5x94.8, S, Merriam, Springfield, Mass., to James E, chester. 1,775 Cornelius Creedon to Mai-garet Heenan and and Theron Kelsey, and John Loughlin, of Monroe st, n s, 2.S1 e Bedford av, 18x100. The John her husband. 1874, 500 Kelseys & Loughlin, 1,9.^0 East Brooklyn Baptist Churcli and Congre 5tli st, s e s, 156.2 n e Union av, runs t.ortheast Dupont st, s s, 100 e Manhattan av, 25x100. gation to Frank E. Sawyer. 4,250 10^.4 X east 28 7 x south lOO x southwest 77.9 Johu Steele, East Liverpool, Ohio, to Wil Monroj st, s s, 29() e Reid av, 29x100. Release X northwest 79.9, August Baumgarten to liam Lee. Mort. $1,200, 1,8('0 judgment. S. Burchard Burr to Nicholas John H, Deane. 10,000 Dwight st, n w s, 25 n e Walcott st, 20x80, Stellenwerf. nom Oth st, nes, 97,10 n w Oth av, 300,1x100. Lizzie Stngg, Stratford, Conn., to Robert Myrtle st, n s, 525 o Evergreen av, 37x47.11x40 Foreclose. Thomas M, Riley to George D, McDonald. 400 x54.5, h & 1. Sarah E, Avife of Robert M. Arthur, Scarborough, N, Y, 10,000 Ewen st, n w cor Withers st, 50x100. Stephen Of ford to George McClelland. Morfc. $1,200. North 8th st. n e s, 75 s e Oth st, runs northeast Kellaher to James Monaghan. 3,000 1,700 100 X southeast abt 122 x west to North Sth Floyd st, n s, 101 w Lewis av, 1.50x100. Law Myrtle st, s o s, 144 n e Broadway, 22x74,10x22 st, X northwest abt 25. John Downey to Ed rence M. Kortright, New York, to George x74.5. Frederick Herr to Lina Fischer, wid gar HoUiday. Oct., 1880, taxes, &c. 200 Loeffler. ,5,400 ow. Mort. $1,.500. 3,400 Sth st, s s, 197,10 w Sth av, 100x100, Foreclos. Fulton St. s AV s, 130.S n w Bedford av, runs Myrtle st, s e s, 275 n e Broadway, 25x77.0x25x Frederick B. A'^an A'^leck to Calvin Burr, northwest SO x southwest 80 x southeast 70 x 77. Andrew Debevoise, .Tamaica, to Frede New York. 4,000 east 10 2 X northeast 78.8 to beerinning, hs & rick Herr. Mort. $350. SOO Sth st, s s, 97.10 w Sth av, 100x100. Foreclos. Is. Willi.am H. Scott to John Kenna. 38,000 Myrtle st, s e s, 300 n e Broadway, 25x77,11x25 Same to same, 4,000 Fulton st, s s, 300 w Nostrand av, 50x100, John x77.6. John Debevoise, Jamaica, to Frede llth st, sws, 100 n w 7th av, ,5()x219x.50x216.3. Adamson to William R. Beers, Mort rick Herr. 800 John Harrison, New York, to Alfred G. $4,000. 7,400 Nevins st, n e cor Dougla.ss st, 10((x80, AVilliam Lockwood. Assessments, &c. 450 Fulton st, s s, 160 e Stone av, 40x100. William Fiske, Morristown, N. .T,, to .Tames E, and 16th st, s w s, 80 s e Oth av 16.8xS0. Foreclos. Leavens, Peekskill, N. Y., to William J, Bar Theron Kelsey and John Loughlin, 2,500 Frederick B. Van A^eck to Calvin Burr. 1,500 ry. C. a. G. Morts. §5,000. 8,000 North Henry st, w s, 190.3 s Herbert st, 24x 19th st, s s, 275 w (;th av, 25x100, Maria L., Greene st, s e s, 100 n e Evergreen av, 25x100. 124x28.10x109.6. Sarah Rose, extrx. Jeffrey Stillnian H., Frances M, and Lucy E. Story Alfred C. Cooper, New York, to Margaret J, Rose, dec'd., to Anna M. and John P. and Charles L. Thomas to Margaret Daly. wife of William Walsh, 300 Ottusch, 1,200 Correction deed. Q. C. nom Gwinnett st, nws, 122 n e Harrison av, 22x100. Palmer st, n w s, 225 s w Evergreen av, 25x100. 27th st, s w s, 450 s e 3d av, 25x100,2. Marian Friederich Mulier to William G. Oppenheim, George W. Bei-gen, exr. T. C. Fanning, Free- Coopey, widow, to William Eagan. Mort. New York. Mort. $500, taxes 1880, water port, L, I., to Mary A. Fanning, widow, nom $500. 900 tax 1880 and 1881, and assessment for South Palmer st, n AV S, 17.5 s w Evergreen av, 75x100. 38th st, n e s, 200 s e 3d av, 25x100, Peter Mal 7th st widening, 4,500 Mary A. Fanning, widow, to Joseph AV. lon to Catharine M. Tausey, nom Hancock st, s s, 220 e Nostrand av, 60x100. Hawkes. Assessm'ts $70. 750 52d st, H w s, 200 s e 3d av, 120x100.2, Ann E. .Tames D, Lynch, New York, to Hamilton A. Pro.spect pl, K s, 265.5 w Bedford av, ii")xl3]. wife of Henry Hannah and Electa McGrath Weed. * 4,,500 Albert Woodruff to Henry Jjunsman. 1,900 to Marie A, Cuming, New York. 2,700 Harmon st, s e s, 195.9 s w Wyckoff av, runs Pacific st, n s, 132.3 w Clason av, 20x100, Jo Baltic av, s s, 75 w Bennett av, 25x100, New southeast 89.8 x soutliAvest to point 110.2 from siah N. Christmas to George Ross. Q. C. nom Lots. Walter A, Stuchfield to William 8 e cor Irving av and Harmon st, x 425 along Pacific st, n s, 272.3 w Clason av, 40x80, h & 1, Fudge. 850 Harmon st to beginning, Ann E. Grouse to Cornelia B. wife of Henry B. Lyons to George Bay av, easterly cor Cedar st, 100x100, South ) John F, Gantz. nom Selden, Erie, Pa. Ms. $6,000, taxes, &c, nom Greenfield. v Henry st. No, 149, s e s, 241 n e Pierrepont st, Sackett, n s, 100 e (>th av, 25x100, William C. Cedar st, n s 100 e Lafayette st, 100x100, ) 25x92.6. Kate S. and Susan T. HaU to Asa Ravenhill and Adelaide A, Hamilton to James W, Wadsworth, State Comptroller, to W. Parker, Hempstead, L, I. M, $3,750, 7,500 Sarah Ravenhill, Q. C. nom Benjamin G. Hitchings, Tax deed, 22 Hicks st. No, 14, w s, next lot to corner St. Felix st, e s, 69.5 n Pulton st, 20.2x70. Au Caton av, n s, 200 w Irving pl, 67x85,8x62x85,8. Doughtv st, 20.6x82.11 to McKinney st, x gusta M. Rodgers to Elsie wife of Richard John Kenna to Edward J. Reed, Mort. 24.6x84.9, h&l, Foreclos. L. N. Bovee to Patrick, Mort. $4,000, 5,000 $3,000. exch, and 6,000 Dennis Murnane. 12,000 St. Felix st, e s, 49.3 n Fulton st, 20.2x70, Same Clermont av, w s, 68,10 s Willoughby av, 17x Hicks st, s w cor Lorraine st, 43x311.4x71. Ix to same. Mort. $4,000, 5,000 74,10x17x75, Clarence M, Neuville, exr,, 367.11. Lizzie Stagg, Stratford, Conn,, to Schenck st, w s, 200 s Myrtle av, 25x100. Ed &c., Sarah Harvey, to Victoria J, Dillon, nom John K. Rice. 6,000 mund Butler to Lawrence J, McAlpin. Clermont av, w s, 68,10 s Willoughby av, 17x Himrod st, n w s, 40 s w Central av, two lots. Mort. $230. 1,000 74,10x17x75, Wesley C, DiUon, New York, Errors. Andrew Ginter to Mary Ed Same property, Lawrence J, McAlpin to to Victoria J, Dillon, nom wards. 600 Mary E, Butler, Mort. $230, l.OGO Carlton av, w s, 163,4 s Lafayette av, 21,8x100. Haisey st, s s. Party wall agreement, Her Sands st, s s, 100 w Gold st, 19x100, h&l, Cornelius N, Hoagland to Susan Bunker, mon Phillips with Charles C, Betts. nom Phillip A, Dugan to George Vassar. nom Nantucket, Mass. 8,200 Jefferson st, s s, 220 w Bedford av, 63x100, h & Same property. George Vassar to Maria wife Franklin av, e s, 1.52 s De Kalb av, 33x100. 1. Francis J. McMahon to Jacob M. Brown, of Philip A, Dugan, nom William Denithorne to Frederick Ward, nom Morts. $19,.500, 36,000 State st, s s, 340 e Powers st, ^20x90, Bennella Same property. Frederick Ward to Thoma- Kosciusko st, s s, 294 w Stuyvesant av. Re W". Laurence to Martha H, Sealy, Mort, sine wife of WilUam Denithorne, nom lease mort. Daniel V, M, Johnson to Law $=1,000, nom rence Delaney. 275 St. Johns pl, n s, 364,7 e 7th av, 20x100, h&l, Franklin av, s w cor Isfc sfc, 45.6x107,10x45,6x Kosciusko st, s s, 294 w Stuyvesant av, 25x100, William Gubbins to Mary L. wife of Charles 107.9, Flafcbush. Otis B. Parker to John Kee LaAvrence Delaney to Bridget wife of John A, Brooks, Mort, $6,000, 12,000 nan. 250 Powers, 500 St. Johns pl, n s, 344,7 e 7th av, 20x100, h&l, Franklin av, s s, 45.6 w 1st st, 45,6xl08x45.6x Keap st, s s, 209 e Bedford av, 22x100, Stephen William Gubbins to Robert Herbert, Morfc, 107.10, Flatbush, Sarah E, Parker to John S. Tallman, New York, to George Parsons, $6,000, 12,000 Keenan, 250 Morfc, $4,000. 10,000 Ten Eyck st, n s, 150 e Graham av, 25x200 to Grand av, e s. 80 n Lafayette av. 5.3x20. Ella Lincoln pl, s s, 200 w 6th av, 18.9x100, h&l, Maujer st, Charles Ganzle to George Seitz, nom L, wife of Cornelius E, Donnellon to James Cornelia B, wife of Henry B, Lyons to Union st, n s, 313,4 e Hoyt st, 16.8x75, h&l, Mitchell, 100 George Selden, Erie, Pa, Mort, $4,250, nom James Dubois fco Martha H, Dubois, Sea Lorimer st, n w cor Conselyea st, 25x75, Cath Cliff, L, I, 2,000 Gates av and Quincy st, Tompkins and Throop arine Recker to Henry Hahn, X part. nom Van Dyke st, s s, 90 e Van Bi-unt st, 2.5x100, avs, the block, 200x725, Eliza A, Graves, Lorimer st, w s, 25 n Conselyea st, 25x75, Hen- Ann wife of William Cahill to Janies Home, widow, Fishkill, N, Y,. and MaryH,, Eliza i^r Hahn to Catharine Recker. X part, nom Morts, $650, 1,1^0 S., and Isabella S, Graves, heirs R, Graves, Lorimer st, n w cor Conselyea st, 50x75, Mary dec'd,, to Robert Schmideberg, New York. WiUiam st, n s, 27.3,4 e Van Brunt st. 16.8x100, Taxes, &c. nom M. Hahn to Henry Hahn and Catharine h&l, Daniel Ambrose, att'y of Maurice Recker, X part, 4,000 O'Connell, to Mary J, wife of John Rambo, Gates av, n w cor Reid av, 50x100, Jurgen H, Lorimer st, e s, 100 s Calyer st, 25x100, h&l, Taxes, &c,, $395, 1.700 Wellbrock, Middleton, S, I,, and Henry Hannah M. Lamoreux, wife of Isaac P., New Walworth st, w s, 177 n De Kalb av, 35x100, h Wellbrock, GreenvUle, N, J., to Francis E, York, to May A^fe of Thos. M. Hengler. 3,800 & 1. James Kinsley to Agnes Livingston. 3,600 Pouch. 7,800 Lefferts pl, s s, 174.10 w Franklin av, 15x120, h Woodbine st, w s, 375 n Bushwick av, 25x100. Greenpoint av, n s, 100 e Wesfc st, 25x95. Sarah & L Sarah J. wife of Alanson TredweU fco Adrian M. Suydam to Lucius J. Halbert. A. wife of James W. Valentine to Francis Annie M. Silvey. 6,500 Release morfc. 1,000 Mansfield, Philadelphia. . 4,000 October 15,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD 973 Greenpoinfc av, n e cor West sfc, 125x95, David Real estafce, &c,, of John J. Drake, bankrupfc. Bowers, Edward A., Newark, N, J., to Ed H, Valenfcine to Sarah A, Valentine, Q, D, C, Winslow, Regisfcer in Bankruptcy, to mund A, Sfcedman, Hartford, Conn. 37th C, nom Charles Johnes, assignee. P. M. Oct. 11, due Sept. 1, 1884. 6,000 Greene av, n s, 200 w Patchen av, 125x100, Removal of D. H, Valentine on his own peti Browne, Stephen E., to THE MUTUAL LIFE Foreclos. Thomas M. Riley to William P. tion, as assignee, and appointment of George INS, CO.. N Y. 49th .st, s s, 180 e Sth av, Earle, New York, 11,000 Rowland in his stead. 20x100.5: P, M. Sept, 29, due March 1, Johnson av, s s, 150 w Leonard st, 2.5x100, Eliz Trust deed for benefit Margaret Wood and 1883. 10,000 abetha wife of Carl Schaeffauer to Barbara children. William AVood to John W. Wood Brunner, Philip, to Henry Conneley. 3d av, s Suess. Mort, $2,000, 3,400 et al, 1.861, Re-i"ecorded. nor ecor lllth st, 100x110, Oct. 11, due April fCent av, w s, 100 s Taylor st, lOOxlCO, Re 29,1884, 5 per ceut. 14,000 lease mort, Pennsylvania Coal Co, to Rich Same to THE EMIGRANT INDUST'L SAV, BANK. ard Taylor. nom WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N. Y. Same property, Oct 11, 1 year. 20,000 Same property, Richard Taylor to Francis OCTOBER 7TH TO 13TH—INCLUSIVE, Burne, John C, to John Ross. 87th st, s s, ThiU. 3,000 320.3 e 2d av, 84.9x100.8. Aug. 2, 3 mos 15,000 Lewis av, s w cor Decatur st, 20x100, h&l, CORTLANDT, Baxter, Emma F., wife of Charles, to Johu Sarah C. Willson, widow, to Jeffrey Van Cales, Emma—M, E, Lent, adj lands J. F. Davidron. 12Sth st. P. M. Oct, 7, due Wyck, nom Brown, 70x83, " .$75 May 1, 18S2. 5,250 Lewis av, s w cor Pulaski st, 60x75. Jane C. Cornet, P R.—Emma Cales, adj land J. F. Same to same. 128th st, s s, 75 e 7th av, 37.6x wife of Henry N. Comstock to Joseph Fesler. Brown, 70x83. 50 99." 1. Building loan. Oct. 7, due May 1, 2„5()0 Dalan, James—R. A. Bleakley, n s 7th st, lot 1S82. 10,000 Myrtle av, n s, 64,1 w North Oxford st, 20x87.1 Nos. 42 and 44, 282 Same to Catharine H., wife of Reese B. Gwil- x20,5x91.3. Christopher C. Watson to Ed EASTCHESTER. lim, Brooklyn. i;3Sthst, ss. P.M. Oct. 7, ward J, Reed, 13,000 due May 1, 1882. 5,2,50 Now Jersey av, s w cor Evergreen pl, 25x100, Sickles, L. B.—AV, W,JKing, w s Union av, Same to same. Same property. Building East New York, Gertrude wife of Conrad lot No. 3(). 2,000 loan, Oct. 7, due May 1, 1882. 10,000 Hartmann to John H, Ahrens and Eliza his Watts, William—John Lepage, s|s Bridge st, Bigelow, John AV., to AA^illiam H. Gebhard, wife, 350 lot No. 318, .500 exr. P. C (xebhard. 45th st, s s, 360 e (Jth av, Putnam av, n s, 270 e Bedford av, 15x100. Ann Maitha, Burtis. exr, of—C, F, Alvord, adj land 20x100.5. Oct. 4, 4 months. 5,.500 E, Farnsworth, widow, to Carrie A. wife of Wm. Hayes,'10 acres. ' .500 Cohen, Herman, to Jonas Strauss. Av B, 3d Henry M. McKean, Mort. $1,,500, 2,,500 (jREENJiURGH. St. P. M. Sept. 21, 5 years, 5 per cent. 20,000 Smith av, e s, 175 n Baltic av, 25x100, East Carpenter, G. E.—L. B. Tredwell, e s Purdy Crawford, Charles A., tb THE MUTUAL LIFE New York. James A, Terhune to Abraham av, lot Nos. 65, (i4 and 63, and south half lot INS. CO. , New York. AVest 3d st. No. 134, s s, V, Terhune. Mort. $700. nom No. 62. 4,500 100 e Oth av, 23„5xS0, Oct. 11, due Dec. 1,1882, Prospect av, late Middle st, n e s, 95 s e 7th I 1,000 av, .50x100, ( MAMARONECK. Carmichael, James R,, with George Bidgood, Dean st, n s, 400 e Grand av, runs north 110 | Banta, Mathias—^Bernard Earle, ii s Stanley both mortgagees. Agreement as to prioi'ity X east 12 x south 116 to Dean st, x west 49. f av, lot No. 82. "2:i2 of mortgages. Boerum st, e s, 60 s Pacific st, 40.0x60. | Marshall, J. J., exrs of—T. P. Rushmore, map Caumont, Louis Le C. de, to THE EMIGRANT St. Marks av, s s, 107.7 e Rogers av, 50x90, ) Eastchester Manufacturing Co., Wm. Brid INDUST. SAVINGS BANK, New York. South John Denithorne to Susan E. Bassett. nom ges, surveyor, lot No. 42. 675 st. No. 87, westerly cor Burling slip, 21,10x Same property. Susan E. Bassett to Susan NEW ROCHELLE. 49,11x22.2X.50.1. Oct. 7, 1 year. 12,000 wife of John Denithorne. nom Clegg, John C, to Edward AVood et al., exrs, Stevens, Susan—Adrian Iselin, map of prop Park av, n s, 125 w Tompkins av, runs west 125 Silas AVood, 1st av. No. 439, w s, 49.11 s 26th erty Geo, R. Jackson, New RocheUe, 18.52, st, 24..5x75. Oct. 10, due.Nov, 1, 1884, 5 per X north 100 x east 25 x north 100 to Ellery lot No. 20. 2, .500 st, X east 25 x south 100 x east 75 x south 100. cent. 7,500 Gallaudet, Emeline, Sir—Floyd Gallaudet, adj Bennella W, Laurence, widow, to Martha H Same to same. 1st av. No. 441, w s, 25.0 s 26th land Robert Hainland, 1[acre2 quarters and 20 Sealy, Mort $1,.500. nom st, 24..5x75, Oct. 10, due Nov^. 1, 1884, 5 per rods; also adj land M. A. Griffin, 11 ^,Y acres; cent. 7,.50O St. Mark's av, n s, 147.5 w Oth av, 22x90, h&l. and also adj land C. L. Archer, 2 2-100 acres. 1 John F. Cowen to Christianna Bayard Coogan, Teresa, wife of Matthew, to Oscar C. Archer, C. L., et al, AVm, J. Marshall, referee Mort, $4,000, 9,000 Ferris, I19th st, n s, 325 a 2d av, 99.10x100.10. —Plo3''d Gallaudet, adj land C. L. Archer, Sarae property, Christianna Bayard, C, a Oct. 7, demand. 20,000 2 2-100 acres. 10 Same to Sarah E, Hinman. 119th st, n.s, .325 e G. Mort. $4,000. 9,000 Archer, C, L., ot al. W. J. Marshall, referee— Throop av, w s, 25 s Hopkins st, runs south 50 2d av, 60x100.10. P.M. Subject to above Floyd Gallaudet, adj land P. D. Gallaudet, mort. Sept 5, due March 5, 1SS2. 2,100 X west SO X south 25 x west 20 x north 100 to 71 acres 2 quarters and 20 i-ods; and also Hopkins st, x east 20 x south 25 x east 80 to Same to same. 119th st, n s, 385 e 2d av, .39.10x wood land adj land R. AVilliams, 1P;.( 100.10. P.M. Subject to above mort. $20,000. beginning, hs & Is. Louis Kraemer, New acres, 5,.500 York, to Christian Schmidt. nom Sept. 5 due March 5, 1882, 1,400 Pearse, G, F,—Floyd Gallaudet, adj land R. Cooke, Catharine W., wife of AVilliam J,, UticA av, e s, 69,4 s Bergen st, 23.4x106,7. Hainland, 71 acres 2 quarters and 20 rods; .James McCormick to Daniel Sammon, 700 Montgomery Co., Md., to Payson Merrill. also adj land R. Williams, 11% acres; aud Nassau st, Nos 119 and 121, w s, 44x101.6 to 3d av, s w cor 6th st, 40x100. | also adj land C. L. Archer, 2 2-100 acres. 1 3d av, w s, 80 s Oth st, 20x100, f Theatre alley, x 45x101. Oct. 6, due Nov. 1, Abbott, Stephen, exrs. &c. of—Mary A. Scott, 1882. 796 John J. Hill to Edward Cheers. 1 425 map village of Petersville, town of New Ro 3d av, w s, 40 s Oth st, 40x100. John J. Hill to Cuming, James R,, to Justus L. Bulkley and chelle, A Kurth, Surveyor, .Tune, 18.56, lot ano., exrs. J. E. Bulkley. 4th av, s e cor Slst John Farrell. 800 Nos, 79, SO, 96, 14, 15, and gore lot A. 1 4th av, s e s, 115.5 n e 10th st, 19x60. A. Clark st, 25x100. Oct. 6, 5 years, 5 per cent. 7,000 Squier, Brooklyn, and J. Bentley Squier, OSSINING. Conlon, John E., Brooklyn, to John I. Brooks, New York, to Celia wife of Leonard Denton. Martens, J. AV.—M, ,T. Taylor, adj land S. 114th st, n .s, 195 w 3d av, 19x100.10, also nom Freeman, % acre. 950 property Albany av, Brooklyn, Oct, 6, 6 4th av, northerly cor 43d st, 40x90, Albert Sherwood, E, B, —M, J. Horton, u s AA'^aller months. 10,000 Woodruff to James Grimes, New York. 700 av, part lot No. 17. 1,000 Same to Maretta W. Howard. Same property, 4th av, s e s, 60.6 s w Bergen st, 19.9x84,4, h & Waller, W. G.—E. B. Sherwood, u s Waller Oct. 7, 6 months, 10,000 1, AVilliam R. Wasson to Richard H. Benja av, lot No, 17. 1,275 Daniels, George E., Brooklyn, to Susan \''alen- tine, 1st st, Berrian and Central avs. P. M. min, Riverhead, L. I, Error. Mort, $3,700. I'ELHAM. 7,000 Sept, 30, 3 years. 1,000 Scofield, W, A.—M. E. Abbott, s s Scofield av, 6th av, w s, 100,2 s ISth st, 2.5x100. William Davis, AnnE,, wife of John B., to John H, 50x100, 200 Corrigan to Thomas D, McDonald. 5,000 Deane, Lexington av, w s, 20,11 s 114th st, 17th av, e s, 542 n Bath av, runs north 158 toY RYE. 20x73.10. Oct. 8, demand. 7,049 Benson av, x east 193.4 to Bay 16th st, x I Morse, Ann—W. E. Everet, adj lands Robert Same to same. 107th st, s s, 75 w Lexington south 158 to anew street, x west 195.4. | Morse, 1 acre. 100 av, 100x100.11. Oct. 8, demand, 3,ia5 Bay 16th st, e s, 542 n Bath av, runs north 158 Same to John H. Butler, Lexington av, w s, to Benson av, x east 193,4 to Bay 17th st, x WESTCHESTER. 20.11 n 113th st, 20x73 10, Oct. 8, 1 mo. 1,250 south 158 to a new street, x west 193.4, Loonie, Dennis—August Baeder, and ano., on Davis, Ann E., wife of John B., to Annie T. New Utrecht, J Duncan av, lot No. 147. 1,000 Curnen. Lexington av, w s, 20,11 s 114th st, Thomas Ruthei-ford to Catherine F. wife of WHITE PLAINS, 20x73,10, Oct, 8, 3 years. 8,500 Domingo M, Monjo. 4,800 Davis, Ann E., wife of John B., to Robinson Durvea, Susan—W. J. Daskcom, e s Bronx st, Gill. 107th st, s s, 75 w Lexington av, lOOx Brooklyn, Bath & Coney Island Railroad, nes, lot No, 26, 400 adj, land Nelson Tomlinson, 50x150, Bath, 201.10 to 106th St. Oct, 5, demand, 6,.598 Acker, Abram, et al., J, M. Smith, referee— i Dohrmann, John H., and John H. Piepho to New Utrecht, Foreclos, Gerard M. Ste Susan Duiyea, e s Bronx st, lot No. 26. 43 vens to Joseph Stehlin, 1,250 James Mill ward, llth av, s e cor 24th st, Purdy, A, A,—A. A. Sutton, w s Washington 74x75; 24th st, s s, 75 e 11th av, 125x98.9, Lane leading from main road to Canarsie shore av, lot No, 4, 1,180 to W, B. Stillwell's, w s, and being south of leases- 27th st, s s, 175 w Sth av, 25x98.9, said main road, 80x125, Canarsie. William Oct, 7, notes. 3,600 Duffy, Bernard C, and ISfary Pollard to THE B, StillweU fco John Matthews, 1864. 80 WASHINGTON LIFE INS, Co,, New York, Plot adj Nutshorn's, Canarsie, Illx222.3x63x MORTGAGES Pearl st. No. 398, and No, 9 Chestnut st, be 222.3, Isaac Ford, Canarsie, to Ella H, W. gins Pearl st, e s, 61,6 n New Bowery, runs NOTE.—Tlie arrangement of this list is as follows: SiUiman, Mort, $610, 1,000 The first name is that of the mortgagor, the next that east 60,9 to New JBowery, x southwest 44.6 x Plot No. 1 map of heirs A, Voorhees' property, of the mortgagee. The description of the property wesfc 30,3 to Pearl st, x north 25,2. Oct. 6, Gravesend, on road to landing, and extend then follows, then the date of the mortgage, the time due Dec. 1, 1886. 15,000 ing to Gravesend Bay, Albert Voorhees et for which it was given, and the amount. The general Dugan, Mary, to James M. Brown, trustee of al, to Ida I, wife of William Van Clief, Q. dates used as headings are the dates when the mort Sarah E, Morris, 134th st, n s, 491,8 e Willis gage toas handed into the Register's office to be re C, nom corded. av, 16.8x100. Oct. 6, 5 years. 3,000 Plot 7, map same property, William Van Whenever the letters " P. M." occur, preceded by the Same to same. 134th st, n s, 475 e Willis av, Clief et al, to Van Clief Voorhees, nom name of a .street in these lists of mortgages, they mean 16.8x100. Oct, 6, 5 years. 3,000 Plot 5, map same property, W. Van Clief et that it is a Purchase Money Mortgage, and for fuller Same to same. 184th st, n s, 508.4 e Wilhs av, particulars see the list of transfers under the corres al, to StillweU A'oorhees. nom 16,8x100, Oct, 6, 5 years. 3,000 ponding date. Day, Mary E,, to E, B. Belden, Orchard st. Plot 4, map same property, W, Van Clief et No, 51, w s, 24,6x88.1x2.5x88; Orchard st, No. aL fco Alonzo L. Voorhees. nom NEW YORK CITY. .53, w s, 2.5x87,6; 15th st, s s, 172 w 2d av, 20.6 Plofc 3 naap properfcy heirs Albei-fc Voorhees, xl03,3; Rivington st, s s, 75 e Christie st, 2.5x Gravesend. Wm, Van Clief efc al, fco Jack OCT, 7, 8, 10, n, 12, 13, 100, 1-10 part, Oct, 7, 1 year, 1,000 son B. Voorhees. Q. C. nom Bergmann, Minna, wife of Charles D,, to Peter Dunn, Patrick, to William Zinsser. 25th st, n Plot 6 map properfcy heirs Albert Voorhees, and Annie Ablass, 83d st, n s, 300 w 1st av, s, 154 w Sth av, 22x98,9; 25th st, n s, 176 w Sth Gravesend. WUUam Van CUef et al. to Gir- 25x102,2, Oct. 7, due April 15, 1883, 5 per av, 24x98.9. Oct, 5, due Oct, 1,1886, 5 per trude wife of C. M. Ryder. Q. C. nom ceut. $8,700 cent 12,000 974 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD October 15,1881 Devlin, John B., to THE BOWERY NAT, BANK. Johnston, Emma J., wife of John S,, Astoria, Munch, Adam, George H. Benner and Lorenz 1.30th st, s s, 275 e 7th av, 50x200 ;6th av, s e L, I,, to Simon Haberman. SOth st, s s, 298 Zeller to Geo. N. Manchester and W. N. cor 12:!d st, 199,11x100, Oct. 10, notes, 3,3.50 w Av^B, 20x102.2, Oct. 4, 1881, due Feb. 4, Philbrick. 118th sfc, n s, 395.9 e Av A, 61.4x Fanning, Spencer A., to Beverly B, Tilden, ISSl. 960 100.11. Oct. 11, 3 months, 1,000 llOthst, P, M. Aug. 2, 2 1-6 years. 8,000 Johncton, Emma J., wife of John S., Astoria, Newwifcter, Nathan J,, to THE MUTKAL LIFE Same to same, Madison av, 120th st. P, M, L. I., to Jarvis B, Smith, 86th st, s s, 223 e INS, CO,. New York, 5th av, e s, .50,9 s 101st Aug. 2, 2 1-6 years. 15,000 Av A, 28x102,2. Subject to mort, $10,000. st, 50x100. Oct, 11, due March 1, 1883, 20,000 Fletcher, George M., to Mai-ia L. Lee, Jack Oct, 12, due Jan, 31, 1882, 4,000 Oppenheimer, David, to Mary McGay and Mary son st, e s, 45.4 n Front st, 25x75, Oct, 11. Same to same, 8(5th st, s s, 251 e Av A, 28x E, wife of Henry D, Harris, 104th st, 2d av, 3 years, 5 ])er ceut. (i,000 102.2, Subject to mort, $.5,000, Oct, 12, due P, M, Oct. 8, 1 year, 29,500 Flitner, Louis.a C, wife of William L., to Jan, 31,1882. 4,000 O'Neill, Catharine, Chicago, 111,, to Bridget Mc George S. Payson and ano,, exi's. Jackson Juch, William A., to Arthur W, Austin, exr, Kenna, 35th st, n s, 100 e 10th av, 25x98,9, Stall, dec'd. Lots 138 to 141 inclusive, 232 to Samuel D. Bradford. 107th st, s s, 200 w 2d Sepfc, 1, 3 years, 5,000 23(5 inclusive, and 243 to 249 inclusive, map of av, 25x100,11, Oct. 10, due Nov. 1, 1884. S,000 Page, Elizabeth, to John M, Camochan, 7.5th part of Inwood, 12tli Ward. ()ct. 5, 1 yr, 550 Same to same, 107th st, s s, 225 w 2d av, 25x st, n s, 3.50 w llth av, 25x102,2; 75th st, n s, l^'irst, Samuel, to AVilhehnine Wiener. Lud 10e.ll. Oct. 10, due Nov. 1, 1884, 8,000 300 w llth av, 2.5x102,2, Sept, 30, 1880, 3 low st, P.M. Oct, 1, installs, 3,400 Kilpatrick, Edward, to Francis W, Hutchins. years, i,,500 Foster, .Tames A., to Mai-g;iret and Clinton Thompson st, w s, 346.3 n Bleecker st, 40.8x Pond, Harriefc 8., fco THE INST, FOR THE SAV Foster, Danbury, Conn, Bond st, n s, 21().9 100; Thomi)son st, w s, 100 n Bleecker st, 100 INGS OP MERCHANTS' CLERKS. 14fch sfc, n s, w Howcr.y, See Conveys, All title, Oct. 5, xlOO; .S(5th st, n s, 62 e Madison av, 51x100.8; 1.50 w 7th av, 25x120. Oct. 11, due Feb, 15, 1 year. 3,350 87th st, s s, (52 e Madison av, 51x100,8. Oct. 1884, 5 per cent, 7,.500 Foster, Margaret D., wife of Clinton, Dan- 11, 9 months, 25,000 Philp, James, to Joseph M. Emanuel, 61st st. bury, Conn., to THE UNITED STATES TIKLST Kehoe, Alfred, to Samuel S, Constant, 123d P, M, Oct, 12, 1 year. 2,500 CO.", New York. Bond st, Nos. 40, 42 and 44, st, s s, 200 e Sth av, 16.8x100,11. Oct, 1, 4 Same to same, 61st st, P. M. Oct. 12, 1 n s, 216.9 w Bowery, 77.10x100.3; (ireat Jones months. 6,000 year. 2,.500 st, s s, 21(5.9 w Bowerv, 27x100; Great Jones Same to same. 123d .st, s s, 283,4 e Sth av, 16,8 Pierson, Edgar L,, Brooklyn, to THE GER st, s s, 270.9 w Bowery, 27x100, X Piirt. xlOO.ll. Oct, 4, 4 months. 6,000 MANIA LIFE INS. CO., New York, 12,5th st, See Town. Oct. 5, duo Nov. 1, J884, 5 iier Same to Caroline C, Bishop. 12.3d st, s .s, 216.8 n s, 160 w 5th av, 19x99,11, Oct, 8, due Nov, cent. 14,4.5o e Sth .-iv, 1(5.8x100,11. Oct. 1, 4 months, 6,000 30, 1883. 15,000 Foster, Margaret, wife of Clinton, Danbury, Same to same, 123d st, s s, 233,4 e Sth av, 16 8 Same to same, 12.5th st, n s, 179 w .5th av, Conn., to Cha-s. H. TOWTI and;ino., trustees for X 100.11. Oct. 1, 4 months. 6,000 18,6x99,11. Oct. 8, due Nov, 30, 1883. 15,000 Mary E. AVhittle.sey. Bond st, n s, 21(5.8 w Same to A\'"illiam M. Isaacs. 123d st, s s, 250 e Same to same, 125th st, n s, 197.6 w .5th av, Bowery, 78x100; Great .Tones st, s s, 1.53.4 w Sth av, 16.8x100.11. Oct, 1, 4 months. 6,000 18.6x99,11, Oct, 8, due Nov, 30, 1883, 15,000 Bowery, 27x100; Great Jones st, s s, 270.4 w Same to William S, Mikels, 123d st, s s, 266,8 Same to same, 12.5th st, n s, 216 w 5th av, 19x Bowery, 27x100. Oct. 5, 1 year. 10,000 c Sth av, 1(5.8x100,11. Oct, 1, 4 months, 6,000 99,11, Oct. 8, due Nov. 30, 1883. 15,000 Fitzsimmons, OwcJi, to Jolm M, Martin. 1st Kehoe, Alfred, to THE MUTUAL LIFE INS, CO., Rodenstein, Louis A., to Sarah and Wm, L, av. P.M. Oct. 1, 3 years. 4,000 New York. 124th st, s s, 174.6 e Sth av, 3 Watson, exrs,, &c,, Ethan L. Watson, dec'd, (lill, Robinson, Brooklyn, to Robt, AVhite and lots, each 16.8x100.11, Mort. on each $9,000, 1.59th st, n s, 200 w 10th av, 50x99,11, P, M, James S. AVillet. 129th st. P, M, Oct, 12, (Jet, 6, due March 1, 1883, 27,000 Aug. 29, 3 years, 1,000 due Nov. 1, 1882. 6,.500 Kell.y, Andrew, to Max Danziger, S2d st, s s, Rowe, Anthony 0., and Daniel Herbert to Goodridge, Charlotte M., wife of Frederick, to ^106,6 e l.st av, .50x102,2. Oct, S, 3 months, 3,000 THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSUR. SOC, U. S, THE CONTINENTAL INS. CO , New York, 42d Kelly, Dennis, to David Stevenson. 39th st, s 73d st, s s, 119,2 e 10th av, 18,7x102,2. Oct, st, s s, 300 o Sth av, 10(.x98.9, Oct, 13, due s, 100 e 10th av, 2.5x98.9, Oct, (5, 1 year, 6,000 10, due Dec. 1,1883, 14,000 Jan. 1, 1887, 5i.; per cent. 90,000 Kelly, Kate, wife of and William, to Selah B. Same to same, 73d st, s s, 137,9 e 10th av, Gafney, John 11,,'to William AValsh, .and ano,, Upham, 74th st, s s, 100 e 10th av, 22x102.2, 18.8x102,2, Oct, 10, due Dec, 1, 1883. 14,000 exrs., Piitrick Mulriliill, dec'd, 10th av, n e Oct. 1, 3 years. 4 000 Same to same, 73d st, s s, 156.6 e 10th av, cor 32d st, 34x100.3x41.(5x100, Jan. 3, 1 year, Same to Elizabeth Kelly, Same property, 1S.7xlO-'.2. Oct, 10, due Dec, 1, 1883, 14,(XK) 5 i)er cent. 12,000 Oct, 8, 1 year, 3,000 Same to same, 73d st, s s, 100 e 10th av, 19.2x Gemierich, Cln-i.stian F., to Charles Pletz. 44th Kelly, William, North Guilford, Conn., to 102,2, Oct, 10, due Dec, 1, 1883, 14,000 st, n s, 250 w Oth av, 25x100.4, Oct. 1, 5 yr-s, John White, Ridge st, e s, 80 s Broome st, Same fcosame , 73d sfc. s s, 193,7 e lOfch av, 5 per cent. 10,000 20x100. Oct. 1, 3 years. ],000 18,7x1022. Oct. 10, due Dec, 1, 1883, 14,000 Gibbons, Maria R., wife of Robert H., to Keinjif, Charles, to Bernhard Frees, Forsyth Raymond, Edward H,, to THE MUTUAL LIFE Ellen h. Gibbons. 4tli st. No. 245 W., e s, 44 s st, w s, 75 s Rivington st, 25x100, Oct, 7, in INS, CO., New York. 131st sfc, No, 66 W,, s Charles st, 21.10x76.7. Aug, 23, 10 years. 3,()00 stall;?, 4^000 s, 16»,8e (ith av, 16,8x99,11, Oct, 10, due Gillelan, John and Francis M., to the Trustees Knapp, Clara, wife of Henry J., to Smith Ely, March 1, 1883, 5,000 of the Exemitt Firemens Benevolent Fund, Jr. 104th st, P, M. Oct, 7, 3 years, 3,000 Redman. Joseph E., to Nathan Peck, 1st av, s New York, Pleasant av, s w cor 114th st, Keech, Thomas, to Julius A, Robinson, AA^ash- w cor 61st st, 25.5x91. Oct. 12, 3 mos, .5,500 100.10x92.10. Oct. 8, due Nov, 1, 1SS4, 5 per ington av, P, M. Oct. 13, 1 year. 300 Shaffer, William F, to Charles T, Harbeck cent, 7,.500 Kemp, Margaret, to George C. Elliot, Wil- and ano,, trustees Ehza D. Harbeck, Pearl Havanagh, Bernard, to THE NORTH RTVKR mantic. Conn. ISth st, s s, 293.1 w Oth av, I [st and Stone st, P, [M, March 21, due Oct, SAVINGS BANK. .59tli st, n s, 121.10 e Lexing 20.5x92. Oct. 3, 1 year, 5 per cent. 300 12, 1882, 1,5,000 ton av, runs nortli .54 x we.st 1.10 x north 46.5 Keyes, Christopher, to John Lalor, 117th st. Swanton, James c\, to THE EMIGRANT IN X east 23 9 X south 100.5 to .59tli st, x west P. M. Sept. 28, 1 year. 3,000 DUSTRIAL SAV, BANK. Pitt st, P, M, Oct, 21.10. Oct. 7, 1 J-ear, 5 per cent. 12,000 Lamb, Amelia C, to THE FARMERS LOAN & 13, 1 year. 3,000 Heubner, J ohn N., to Sarah Burr, 7th av, s e cor TnuST CO., trustee W. Haisey, dec'd. 10th Schaefer, Philip, to Francis Foehrenbock. 25th st, runs east 7'9.2 x south 67.8 x west 19.2 av, w s, 23,4 s 43d st, 13.7x80. Oct, 7, due 57th st, s s, 300 e llth ay, 150x100 5; 56th st, X north 42.(5 x we.st (50 to 7th av, x noi-th 25.2 Nov. 1, 1883, 42,5 n s, 300 e llth av, 93.7x100.5. December 31, Oct 7, due Nov. 1, 1886, 5 per cent, 22,000 Logan, John L., to John A. Kernochan, Pitts 1880, 5 years, 29,506 Same to Philip E. Haa.g. Same propei'ty, field, Ma.ss., trustee. Broadway, e s, 100(5 s Scofield, Amanda M,, Brooklyn, to John Ross, 2d mort, Oct. 7, 3 years. 5,000 13th st, 25x92,4x25x95.3, Oct, 8, 3 years, in 23d st, n s, 65 e Oth av, 66,8x148, irreg. Lease, Hervej% Mar.y L., wife A'irgil T,, to the HAR stalls. 67,500 Sept, 2, due Feb, 17, 1882, 10.000 LEM SAVINGS BANK, New York, 113th st, Same to Jane E, Granniss. Same property. Seidenberg, J oseph, to THE DRY DOCK SAVINGS P. M. Oct. (>, 1 year. 2,800 P. M. Sept, 28, 6 months. 2,.500 INST, 73d st, n s, 2(59 e 5th av, 22x102.2, Hawkins, John C, to Joseph M. De A^eau, Lauten, Mary M.. wdfe of George, to AA''illiam Oct. 8, 1 year, 5 per cent. 22,500 AValton av, w s, 50 s 1.50th st, .50x9,5,7x.50x J. Henry. 2(5th st, n s, 2.55,2 e Oth av, IS.lOx Shaw, Amie M,, wife of Ebenezer S, D,, to 93.3, Sept. 30,1 year. 1,000 98.9, Feb, 19, due March 1, 1882. ,500 Ann C, Brown. 2d av, w s, 79,11 n 127th st, Hawkes, Quayle AVI, to James A, Frame, Av Livingston, John, to George E, Kitching 20x100, Oct. 10, 3 years, 3,000 A., s e cor SOth st, 60x100. Oct. 13, due Brooklyn, 83d st, P, M. Oct. 1, 1 yr, 14,(J00 Sheridan, Mary, wife of Michael, to THE FAR March 1, 1882. 2,500 Mitchell, Robert M,, Jr,, Brooklyn, to THE MERS' LOAN & TRUST CO,, as guard, of Chris Same to same. 1st av, n w cor 75tli st, 75x100. MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., New York, 69th st, tine Munkenbeck, 64th st, n s, 3.50 w 10th av, Sept. 30, due March 1, 1882, 5,000 n s, 200 e Oth av, 75x100,5, Oct, 12, due 25xl00..5, Oct, 7, 1 year. 1,000 Same to Simon Haberman. SOth st, n s, 125 e March 1, 1883. 15 oOO Simmons, Samuel, to Newman Cowen. 78th 2d av, 5(5x100,8, Oct, 13, due March 1, Same to same, 69th st, n s, 125 e 9th av 7.5x st, P. M, Oct, 1,1 year, 5,500 1S82. 1,704 100.5. Oct, 12, due March 1, 1S83, 15,000 Smith, Ehza, wife of James, to Luther Goewey, Same to same, 1st av, n w cor 75th st, 75x100 Same to same, 69th st, n s, 275 e Oth av, lOOx 60th st, s s, 115,8 w 3d av, 20x100,5, Oct, 7, Sept. 30, due March 1, 1882, 1,129 100,5, Oct, 12, due March 1, 1883, 20,000 4 months, 2,500 Same to AVilliam Stone, SOth st, n s, 125 e 2d Same to same. 69th st, n s, 375 e 9th av 125x Stimmel, John, to Lydia G, wife of Wm, Mac- av, 140x100,8, Sept, 30, due Mai'ch 1, 100,5. Oct. 12, due March 1. 1883, 25,000 Mullen, 41st st, 'P, M, Oct. 5, instals. 4,500 1882, 9,000 McKennan, John, to David Wilson, 62d st n Stone, Robert A,, and George Healing, to NEW Same to Geo. N. Manchester and AVilliam N, s, 425 e 10th av, 25x100, .5, Aug, 1, 1 yr 'l 200 YORK LIFE INS, CO, 76th st, s s, 255 w 2d Philbrick, 8(5th st, n s, 181 e 2d av, 28x100,8, McReynolds, William, to Emilie J, Murray av, 25,3x102,2 September 27, due October 8, Oct, 13, due March 1, 18S2, 5,000 130th st, ss, 175e 7th av, 75x99,11. Oct 7 1881, 11,500 Jones, lilorgan, to Timothy Brennan, exr, John due Jan, 1, 1882, 2 000 Same to same, 76th st, s s, 280,3 w 2d av, 25x M. Downey, dec'd. Centre st, s e cor Frank Molloy, Jolm, to John Ross, 61st st, s s, 400'e 102,2, Sepfc, 27, due Oct,- 8,1884, 11,500 lin st. .57,6x75, Oct, 8,1 year, 5 per cent, 10,000 10th av, 250x100,5, Oct. 8, 6 months, 20 000 Same to same, 76th st, s s, 305,3 w 2d av, 24 9 Just, Edward H, M.,to THE MUTUAL LIFE Mulvihill, John, to John H, Schutte, AVashing xl02,2, Sepfc, 27, 3 years. 11,500 INS. CO., New York. lo4th st, n s, 175 e Sth ton st, P, M, Oct, 6, 2 years, 5 per ct, 2,000 Same to Horsburgh Zabriskie. 76th st, s s, 255 av, 50x99.11; 135th st, s s, 175 e Sth av, 2.5x Murphy, John, to Walter N, De Grauw, Jr. and w 2d av, 75x102.2. Oct. 10, 1 month. 6,000 99,11, Oct. 7, due March 1, 1883. 7,.500 Sr,, exrs,, &c,, James A, DeGrauw. S3d st Streeter, WiUiam H,, to John Ross, 28fch st, n Jenny, Ann M., wife of Jacob, to Bertha A. n s, 131 w Madison av, 18x102,2, Oct, 8, due s, 228,8 e Gth av, 21,4x98,9. October 7, 4 Deane, Grove st, s s, 200 w Prospect av, Oct, 1, 1886, 5 per cent, 24 000 months. 3,000 100x200 to Ludlow st. Oct. 5, 2 yeai-s. 3,000 Murray, Joseph, to Sarah A, Sands, 122d st Speck, Sophia, wife of Ernst, to Wilhelm F. Same to Eliza A, Christie, 103d st, n s, 125 n s, 98 e 1st av, 20x100,11. Oct, 7, 3 yrs, 6 000 D. Wuest. Courtlandt av, w s, 25 n Ben w 3d av, 2.5x100,1!, Oct, 6, 1 year, 11,000 Murray, Robert, to Abram Beekman, as trus son st, 25x100. Oct. 8, due Nov. 1,1886, 5 per Same to Samuel S, Constant and ano,, trus tee Henry Wenzel, dec'd, 12Sth st, n s, 232 e cent. 461 tees of Elizabeth A, Chapin. 103d st, n s, 4th; av, 16x9^,11, Oct, 7, due April 7, 1882, Schmidt, Hermann, to Philip Herrmann. 20th 100 w 3d av, 25x100,11, Oct, 5,1 year, 10,050 4 per cent, S^QOO st, P, M. Oct, 1, 10 years, 5 per cent, 10,000 Same to Bleecker A'an AVagenen, exr, Jane B, Muth, Adam, to Jacob Keiser. 153d st. P. M Same to same. 19th st, s s, 328 w 7th av, 15.5 Fox, dec"d, 113th st, s s, SO w 2d av, SOx Oct. 8, 2 years, ' 400 x92. Oct. 1^ 10 years, 5 per cent. 4,000 75.11, Oct, 8, 3 years, 7.000 Schmidt, Louis, to John Steingester, Centre Marshall, Joseph, to A\ illiam C. Lesster 34th st. No. 6. Basement lease. Aug. 8. notes. 3,000 Johnston, Emma'J,, wife John S,, Astoria L. I,, sfc, P, M, Oct, 10, 1 year, 12,250 Schneider,!Annie and Daniel, to The German to Charles E. Marlor, Brooklyn, SOth st, s s, Maginn, Fanny, wife of Patrick, to Charles R Society, Cifcy New York, SuUivan st, No, 279 e Avenue A,, 28x102,2. Subject to mort, Parfitt, 58th st, n s, 225 e 9th av, 50x100,5! 48, w s, 22x61, being irregular on rear along $9,000. Oct. 8, 2 months. 3,000 Oct. 12, 1 month. io,000 a crooked alley. Oct. 11, 6 years. 5,500 October 15,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD 975 Smifch, Frank E,, and Henry EUis, to THE Wright, Stephen J., to Theresa A, Davis, 130th Kenna, John, to The Metropolitan Life In.s, Co, GERMANIA LIFE INS. Co. 93d st, n s, 100 w St. P, M, Oct, 7, 8 months, 11,.500 3d av, runs north 94.8 x west abt 10 x north Pulton St. P, M, 4 morts, each $7,.500, Walker, Thomas H., to Thomas B, Coddington. Oct. 8, due Nov. 1, 1882. 30,000 to centre line block, bet 93d and 94th sts, x S,2dst, s s, 231,6 w Av A, .50x102,2; 82d .st, west 20,6 X south 100,8 to 93d st, x east 30.(5 Siime to AVilliam H, Scott. Fulton st. P, M. ss, 106.6 w AvA, 2.5x102.2; 7()th st, s s, 1(50 4 morts., each $2,000. Oct. S, 2 years. 8,000 Oct. 10, due Nov. 30, 1884, 18 500 w 1st av, 84x100.4. Oct. 10, due Nov, 1, '81. 1,000 Same to same, 93d st, n s, 130,6 w 3d av, 4 lots, Kiefer, Jacob, to The AVilliain.sbu'rgh Savings Warner, John W., to Henry Lipman, 76th :-:t. Bank. Graham av, 11 e cor Moore st, iOOx each 30x100,8, 4 morts,, each $20,000, Oct P. M, Oct. 4, due Oct. 1, 1882. 1,620 10, due Nov, 30, 1884, 80 000 125, Oct. 8, 1 year, 20,000 AA'^ebb, Florence, to Ann E, Paten, widow. Loefilei-, George, to Lawrence M. Korti-ight, Same to same, 93d st, n s, 2.50.6 w 3ti av, 29 io 2Sth St. Leasehold. P, M, October 10, 5 xlOO.8, Oct, 10, due Nov, 30, 1884, 20 000 New York. Floyd st. P, M, Sept, 17, due years. y,(JOO Oct 10, 1SS2, 1,400 Same to same, 93d st, n s, 280,4 w 3d av 19 8x Wehrle, Joseph, to Charles W, Held andano., 100,8, Oct, 10, due Nov, 30, 1884, 14 000 Lunsman, Henry, to Frederick Iii.ssow, Pros trustees Geo. Ehret et al, 4th av, n w cor pect pl. P. M. Oct. 10, 5 yrs, 4 iiercent. 1,500 Smith, Frank E,, and Henry Ellis, to Henry J 18th st, .53x13(5, Oct. 12, 1 month. (5,000 Burchell, 93d st, n s, 100 w 3d av, runs north McDonald, Robert, to Lizzie Stagg, Stratford, Zuschlag, Sebastian, mortgagor, with Jacob Conn. Dwight St. P.M. Oct, 10, 5 yrs, 100 94,8 X west 10 x uorth to centre block x west Travis, Agreement extending mort. 190 X south 100,8 to 93d st, x easfc 200, Oct, Man-field, Francis, Philadelphia, Pa., to The Admission of notice of assignment, &c,, by AVilliamsburg Savings Bank. Greenpoint 10, demand, j 868 Susan Amelia Purdy. Staples, Rosalie L,, wife of John J,, to Flor av, n s, 100 e AVest st, 25.\;95. Oct. 11, 1 yr, 1,.500 ence L. wife of Francis K, Sturgis, Laight Monaghan, James, to Samuel Bowne, Ewen st, n w cor AVithers st, 50x100, Oct, 11, 3 st, No, 34, n s, 177,6 e Hudson st, 28.9x175 to KINGS COINTY. Vestry st; Bronx River, Westchester, 5 years. 500 acres 3 roods and 32 perches; Bronx River, OCTOBER 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, Monjo, Catharine F, wife of Domingo M,, New York, to Thomas Rutiierford, Bay 16th w s, Westchester, 98 acres 3 perches; also Becker, Carl, to Christian Mayer. Van Siclen indef, plot on highway, adj, late O, Delau- St. P.M. Sept. 1, 5 years. ;^,S0O av, w s, 200 n Baltic av, 25x100, Sept. 24, McDonald, Thomns D., to AVilliam Corrigan, cey's, and extdg, to Bronx River; also plot due Oct. 1, 1SS6. $1,100 150 acres near the stone bridge, Bronx River, Oth av, P. M. 2d mort. Oct. 5, instals. 1,.5()0 near the bleaching establishment, except Brown, Frederick, to Mury C. Wood, Morris Satne to Mary B, Van Tuyl, Lebanon, Conn, 7 X-tenths acres, 1-7 part, Oct, 11, due town, N. J, Carlton av, e s, 339.11 s Fulton (5th av. P. M. Oct, 5, 5 year.s, 3,039 Oct, 15, 1884, 4 (JOO av, 2:5x100. Oct. 6, 3 years. 2,500 M.arsh, S;irah H., Canarsie, to Frederick Smith. Barrett or Baret, John, to Mary R. Purdy, Main road to Caiiar.';ie 1,'mding, easterly cor Treacy, Thomas F,, to Samuel S. Constant New York. Atlantic av, s s, 247 w Oth av, Madison av, e s, 55 s 122d st, 18x100. Seirt. Skidmores lane, :50x(55. Oct. 1, 2 years. 125 2.5x100. Oct. 6, 5 years. ],(500 Muinane, Dennis, to The Union Dime Savings 7, 3 months. ] i 50U Browu, George W,, to George H. Granniss. Same to same. Madison av, o s, 37 s 122d st Institution, New Yoi-k. Hicks st. P. M. fith av, n w cor Carroll st, 100x70, Oct. 8, Oct. 13, due Nov. 1, 188.'. (5,000 18x100, Sept, 7, 3 months, ] l ,500 due Jan. 1, 1SS2. 12.000 Treacy, Thomas F,, to Caroline C, Bishop Ottusch, Anna M., wife oC John P., to Sarah Butcher, Jane, wife of Jacob, to Phebe M. Rose, exti-x. North H<>nry st. See Convey.s. Madison av, s e cor 122d st, 19x100, Sept, 7 .Bergen. South 1st st, s s, 150 w Sthst 25x 3 months, ;l^ .(^00 (Jet, 7, 5 yeaivs. 800 100, Oct. 8, due (Jet, 1, 1884. 1,.5(I0 Piirsons, (jeorge, to Elizalieth S. Barrett, New Same to Robinson Gill, Samo property, Oct. Babcock, Catharhia L,, wife of Edward H., to 5, demand, 2 317 York. Keaj) st, s s, 209 c Bedford av, 22x Charles J Lowrey and ano., exrs. aud trus 100. Oct. 13, 6 year.s. 4,000 Same to William A, Cauldwell. Madison av tees B, W. Davis. Remsen st, s s, 83 w Clin e s, 19 s ]22d .st, ISxlOO, Sept. 7, 3 mos. 11 .500 Powers, Bridget, wife of John, toDanielV, M. ton st, 22x131.11 to alley, x22xl29.S. Oct. 12, Joluis'..n, Koscuisko St. P, M. Oct. 1, 1 Treacy, Thomas F., to Samuel S. Constant. 5 years, 5 per cent. 12,000 Madison av, e s, 73 s 122d st, 18x100, Sept 7 yt'ar. 200 Clihchy, John, to Anna M., wife of Henry F. Rambo, Mary J., wife of John, to Mary E. 3 months, 11,500 Crosby. Hamilton st, w s, 424.11 s Park av, Same to same, Madison av, e s, 91 s 122d st Hegarty. William st, P, M. Oct, 10, 2 20x80, Oct, 10, 3 years. 2,.500 years. (JoO 18x100, Sept, 7, 3-months, l] ,500 Cathcart, Hannah, wifo of James, to Caspar Twigg, Charles P,, to Henry Weil, 129th st Reed, Edward .!., to Eliza J. Bu.skey, New Kerz, Bergen st, s s, 245 e Rochester av, 20x York Myrtle a v. P. M, Oct. .5, due Oct. P, M, Oct. 11, due May 1, 1S82, 14 7.50 127.9. Oct, 1,5 years. 900 The Trinity Baptist Church, New York, to The 8, 1S84 7^.500 Colby, George AV,", to John Colby, exr. AV, L, Rice, John K., to Stephen C. AVilliams, New Southern New York Baptist Assoc, .55th st Colby, Putnam av, s s, 100 e Franklin av, n s, 100 e Lexington av, 7.5x100.5. Oct, 3 York. Hicks st, s w r.nv Lorraine st 43x311.4 16.8x100. Sept. 19, 3 years, 4 per cent. 6,(J00 x71.1x3(57.11. Sept. 30, due (Jet. 1, 1884. 2,.5(J0 nominal int, 5 ^25 Cregier, John, to Garret L. Hardy. Greene av, Trowbridge, Charlotte F,. wife of Minor" Same to same, Sanii; property. Sept. 30, 3 n s, 140 w Suinner av, 20x100, Sept, 29, due years. 0400 Quogue, L, L, to William H. Morrison! Nov. 1, 188(5. ;-;,o00 AVestchester av, n s, extdg, from centre lino Ritchie, Cliarles, New York, to Hannah Ens Ctimhig, Mari A,, to Ann E, wife of Hemy ton, Emilie. Pa. Bremen st, e s, 100 s Pros Kelly st fco cenfcre line Tiffany st, and in depth Hannah, and Electa McGrath. .52d st. P. fco centre 165th st, 243.8x350x270.7 on 165th pect -st, 141x1!)1.8x122.7x100. Oct. 8, due Jan. M. Oct. (5, 3 years. 2,U)0 b 1W2. 11,375 st, X 231.1 ou Tiffany st; also, Westchsster Denton, Celia, wife of Leonard, to Deborah L. av, n s, at centre line Rogers pl, follows Robbins, Lillian P., to Reuhamay Proctor, Mott, North Hempstead. 4th av, s o s, 115 5 guard, L. Du li i.s. JMargaretta' st, s e s, curves in Rogers pl around to Stebbins av n o lOth st, 19x(J0. Oct. 5, due Oct. 1, 1S84. ,500 and along Stebbins av to Westchester av 231.8 n e liroadw v, 18x100; Putnam av, n s, thence to beginning; Southern Boulevard, w Dillon, Victoria J., to Robert AV. Cooper. Cler- 425 w Nostrani, av, 25x100. Oct. S, 3 s; Fox st, centre line; 167th st, centre line inoiit uv, w s, (iS. 10 s AViHoughby av, 17x74.10 years. 2,100 and Lyon st, centre line—2 blocks, Oct s' xl7x75, Oct, 7, due Oct. 1, 188(1 3,000 Same to same. Same property. Oct. S, 3 due Nov. 1, 1881, 400 Dillon, Victoria J,, to Michael A. Gearon, Nev/ vears 600 York, Clernioufc av, w s, (iS. 10 s AViHoughby Silvey, Annie M., Newark, N, J., to Sarah J, Teets, A, Alonzo, to THE MUTUAL LIFE INS av, 17x74.10x177^7.5. Oct. 7, 6 mouths. 2.50 Co,, New York, 127th st, n s, 210.6 w 7th wife of Alanson Tredwell, Lefferts pl. P. Eagan, Wiiliain, to .Tulia Denby, widow, 27th M. Oct. 6, 3 years. 3,-50 av, 15x99,11, Oct, 7, due March 1, 1883. 7 (JOO st, s w s, 450 s e 3d av, 2.5x100.2. Aug. 8, 10 Tilden, Marmaduke, to Julia E, wife of James Stehlin, Jo.seph, to John Bi-uiiuer, Brooklyn, years. 400 Bath & Coney Island Railroad, P. M, (Jet. M, Brown. Madison av, n wcor 119th st Escliliraann, Jacob, to Christopher Schneider, runs west 218 x northeast 124 x east to Madi 10, instals. 1,000 Maujer st, n s, 75 w Lorimer st, 25x100. Oct. Schreiber, Jacob G., to Kasper Voiideran. son av, X south to beginning, October 7 3 3, 5 years, 5 per cent. 1,200 years, l5 Ooo Judge st, e s, 230,2 n Powers st, 23.7x]73x Esfiuirol, John M., to Chandler L. IngersoU. 4.5,2x1.53.8; Devoe si, s s, 2.50 w Olive st, 9.1 Ox Totten, John, to George Young, Brooklyn, 1(5th Woodbine st. P. M. Oct. 8, 1 year, 800 12.5. Oct. S, 5yeai'.s. 2,.50O st, P, M, Oct, 6, installs. ' 9 (joO Ford, John T,, to Frederick Smith, Rockaway Taylor, Harriet, wife of Joseph, to Frederick Same to same, ICth st. No, 417 W,, n s 20o'3 Bea';h Railroad Co., e s, adj. land of Monroe, w Oth av, 2.5.1x92. Oct, (5, installs! ' 9()00 Stich. Magnolia st, s e s, 225 s w Knicker runs east to land Daniel Tieman, x south bocker av, 25x100. Oct 1, 5 years. l,.50O Same to same, 16th st, P, M, Oct, (5 in to land of Emanuel Holmes, x west to Rail Taylor, AVilliam, to Charles S. Berryman. 3d staUs, • ' () 000 road Co., X uorth to beginning. A pril S, ISSO, pl. P. M. (Jet. S, 6 months, 3,000 Town, Charles H,, trustee, and James A Fos 3 years, -.^oO Terhune, Abraham V., to Agnes and Mary ter to THE UNITED STATES TRUST Co New George, Mary J,, to Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Terhune, Pathorson, N. .1. Sm'thav, e s, 175 York, Sameproperty, j^ part. See Foster. Birmingham, Pa. Lafayette av, n e cor Oct, 5, due Nov. 1, 1S84, 14 450 n Baltic av, 2.5xl(i0. Oct. 10, 5 j^ears. .500 Skillman st, 20x80, Feb, 10, 2 years. 6,(J00 Weed, Hamilton A., to Janies 1). Lynch, New Van Fleet, Charles, Brooklyn, to Lucy N Same to sarae. DeKalb av, s s, 1(59.5 e Nos York, Hancock st, s s, 220 e Nostrand av, 60 Styles, 76th st, n s, 100 w 3d av. 25,Sxl02 2 trand av, 19,5x100. Feb. 10, 2 years. 4,000 xlOO, June 16, 1 year. 12,000 Subject to naort, $13,000, Oct, 8, due Feb. 8* Given, Robert, to George Dietrich. Bainbridge 1882. g 000 Same to same. Same property, P, M, June st, 11 s, 262,6 w Patchen av, 18.9x100. Oct, 13, 1(5, 1 year. 3,600 Van Fleet, Charles, Brooklyn, to Jarvis B due Nov, 1, 1884. 3,000 AVood, Sarah E,, mortgagor, with Adrian M, Smith, 76th st, n s, 100 w 3d av, 25 8x102 2 Same to Jacob Mondorf. Bainbiidge st, n s Suydam. Agreement extdg, mort, nom Sub, to morts. $16,000. Oct. 8, 18S1 due 243.9 w Patchen av, 18.9x100, Oct, 13, due Aprils, 1880. 2 500 Wallace, William C, to AVilliam H. W.allace, Nov. 1, 1884. 3,000 Gates av, n s, 47.1 e Waverly av. 15,7x80, Wilde, John, to Charles Schindler. Essex st e Grimes, James, New York, to Albert Wood Oct, 10, due Jan. 1, 1883, 5 per cent, (5,000 s, 51.4 s Grand st, 19,11x50, Oct, 11, 2 years ruff, 4th av. P, M, Sept, 19, 3 years, .350 West, Hubert, to Samuel James, Providence, 5 per cent, 500 Grogan, Margaret, wife of John, to Henry E, R, I, Macon st. P, M, Oct. 1, demand, 5,.500 Witmark, David, to Jesse A. MarshaU. Oth av Klugh. Brooklyn av, Nos, 37 and 39, e s, York, Joseph, to Michael Dowd, Patchen av, B s, 138.9 n 28th st, 20x70. Lease. May 1 i 155,7 s Herkimer st, 40x100, Oct, 3, note, 400 n w cor Hancock st, 25x80, Oct, 11, 3 yrs, 1,500 „ year. 8 500 Hansen, Hans M,, to Gustavus VogeS; guard, Zimmer, Lorenz, to The German Savings Bank, Same to same. 9th av, e s, 118,9 n 28th st, 20x Conover st, w s, 20 s Van Dyke st, 20x80, Brooklyn, AVarren st, s s, 25 w Nevins st, 70, Lease, May 1, 1 year, 3 500 Oct, 3, due Oct. 1, 18S6. 600 25x100. Oct, 10, due Dec. 1, 1882, 1,500 Same to same, Oth av, e s, 178,9 n 28th st, 18!9 Harris, Mai-y E., wife Benjamin T,, mortga x70. Lease, May 1, 1 year, 4 500 gor, with Frank and Augusta C. Jenks. Ex- Same to same, 9th av, e s, 158,9 n 28th st, 2o'x tens, mort. and reduction int, nom 70, Lease, May 1, 1 year, 3 500 Herbert, Robert, to AVilliam Gubbins, St MORTGAGES - ASSIGNMENTS Same to same, 29th st, s s, 70 e Oth av, 30x78,9. John's pi, n s, P, M, Sept, 20, 2 years. 2,000 Lease, May 1,1 year, 7,000 Hatten, WiUiam, to Joseph Lee, Madison st, Woodruff, Aaron B,. and Leonard Bayer to P, M, Oct, 10, due Nov, 1, ISSl, 3,500 NEW YORK CITY. Minna Le Vino, Av D, No, 24, e s, 48 n 3d Johnson, Mordecai, to Stephen R. Post, exr, E. st, 16x75, Oct, 4, 5 years, 5 per cent, 7,000 Post, Nostrand av, e s, 100 s Degraw sfc, 55,7 OCTOBER 7TH TO 13TH—INCLUSIVE. Wheaton, Esther A,, to Angelina Henry, 121sfc x280 to Clove road, x—x242, Oct, 11, 3 Ablass, Peter and Annie, to Peter Doelger. $2,700 St. P. M. Oct. 7, 3 years. 8,000 years, 2,500 Bannen, John, to Emilie J. Murray. 1,500 Wheelan, Mary A., wife of Richard J., to TiUcy Kummer, Celestine, now or formerly the wife Byrd, .Benjamin, and ano., exrs. EUz, R, A. wife of Charles C. Buddington, 1.3.5th st of Henry A,, dec'd, to Martha E, Smith, Port Byrd, to Samuel WiUets. trustee J. M. n s, 166,8 e WiUis av, 16,8x100. October 8, 3 Washington, 10th st, n s, 125 e 3d av, 25x years. 3,500 Hicks. ' 2,500 100, Sept, 30, due Sept. 1,1886. 1,250 CauldweU, WiUiam A., fco John H. Deane. 4,357 976 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD October 16.1881 Chalmers, Catharine W., to WiUiam V. Becker, F. W. Manhattan st, near 10th av Boyhan, Katie P. 433 2d av... Simpson Simpson, 5,5(X) Margarefc Becker. (R) 900 & Co, Piano. 25 Coleman, Maggie A,, wife of James H,, fco Bender, C. 313 E. 33d.... G. Konigsberg. .37 Byron, Anna H. 78 E, Broadway EUen Henry A. Cram and ano,, exrs, &c., Geo. Caley, G. J. 570 3d av J. Chambers. 500 Walters, (R) 40O C. Cram, dec'd, 2,000 ConneUy, J. 10 Chrysfcie H. Immen. 1,500 Behrend, MatUda, 1599 Broadway D. Cornelia, Margarefc, fco Cafcharine Fealey, 22,000 Davis, J. H, 9 3d av,... G. Bechtel, 495 O'FarreU. 129 Ck)wen, Newman, to Samuel Kritzman, 5,4(X) Deedy, S, F. 35 Vandewater Bruns Burling, Mary. 135 W. 56th...,L. Bau Dury, Patrick and ano., exrs. Owen Healy, wick & Balke Co. Pool Table, 175 mann, 131 dec'd, to Wilham Spence, 2,700 Eickhoff, Charlotte, 303 West.,..Charlotte Briggs, Martha P,, and Mary A, Peacock, Deane, John H,, to Samuel S, Constant, 4.900 P. Eickhoff, 1,375 2i07 W. 2d,... Mary E, Dwinelle. (R) 100 Same to Edward Colgate, 5,(M)0 Eagan, J, J, 108 W. 18th....Griffith & Brodek, Lizzie, 221 W. 30th....D, O'Far Same to same. 5,000 Co, Pool Table. 2.30 reU, 112 Edgerton, Theodore T., Kings Co., to Elsbach, D, 141 W, 32d, &c,,,,S. Simm, 60 Bates, J, 8 Cottage pl... .E, D. FarreU. 131 Thomas G. Ritch, Stamford, Conn. nom Friend, Rachel, 358 W, 26th,... Griffith & Beaver, J H., Mrs, 146 Jane Epstein & Ely, Smith, Jr., to Edwin A, Ely. 5,000 Co, Pool Table, 250 Kantrowitz, 136 Feigenbaum, David, to Nathan Aziel and Finnegan, P. J. 824 Broadway H, C. Carter, G, R, 374 Bowery.... J. Moriarty, 106 ano,, exrs, M, Feigenbaum, 5,000 Hoyt, 2,,500 Connors, Ellie. 565 2d av....B. D. Far GiU, Robinson, to John H, Deane, nom Giles, John. 356 Broome M. Kean, 250 rell. 168 Same to same, nom Gross, Lizzie, 132 E. Houston F. Foeh Craighton, Anna. 151 B. 20th....E. D. Goodhue, Charles F,, to The Brooklyn Chil renbach. 150 FarreU. 123 dren's Aid Soc, 2,567 Hannan, W, 70 AvC,,..J. Byrnes. (R) 375 Crawford, Mrs. E. C. 434 E. 86th....D. Griswold, Harriet E,, wife of Wm, N,, to Harabes, W. 295 E. Houston,,.,P, Foeh- O'FarreU, 129 Charles C, Burke. nom renbach, 200 Chiles, J, S. 1002 6th av.... J. MuUins. 413 HaU, Thomas R, A., to Charles A, Myers, 1,000 Hansen. Emma, 45 AUen Agnes Schaf- Cooke, B, G, 161 E. 103d....H, Spies, 128 Hartley, Marcellus, and Malcolm Graham fel, 150 Corey, Sarah J, and S. A. 122 E. 37th.... to Mary F, Stoldt, 1,000 Higgins, T, 5211st av....T, Peterson. 750 T. J. McCahUl, (W. H, VanderbUt, by Hoffman, Eugene A. and Chas. F., exi-s, S. Hildebrandt, P. 29 E, Houston....H. assign,) (R) 3,460 V. Hoffman, to Charles F, Hoffman, 9,315 SchUe. Saloon Furniture. 227 Carter, H, S,... F. S. Pinkus. 1,000 Knox, Louise W,, and ano,, trustees B. Hogan, Pat. 51 Bayard M. Hogan. 400 Carter, Sarah A . F, S, Pinkus, 1,000 Wakeman, to Hester M Howard. 3,000 Ibach, A, 123 Sfcanton.... C. Stem. 300 Clark, Mary W, 241 W. 23d,., ,P. Grimm 900 Lustig, Arnold, to Anthony Wallach. nom Jones, F, S, Stuxtevant House H. W. Cohen, H, "M, 59 Canal....M, L. Gold Martin, WiUiam A., to Anna E. Tucker. 9,000 CoUender. Billiard Tables. 595 man, Piano. 350 Prince, John D., and James Whitely i^to Keenan, D, 1441 3d av....Griffith & Co, Dixon, G, D. 206 6th,,., Coogan Bros, 202 Washington A, HaU, 20,400 Pool Table. 275 Duke, Georgie D, 365 W, 15th.... Coogan Paten, Ann E.. widow, to Cornelia D, Earle 3,000 Krikava, M. .524 .5th Brunswick & Bros. 277 Piatt, James N,, and ano,, trustees T. C. Balke Co, Pool Table, 250 Dulon, A. 446 E, 86th.,,. Coogan Bros, 102 T, Buckley, to Mary D, K, Buckley, Krone, F, 1228 3d av.... Charlotte Biehl. Davis, G, 43 1st av A, Finkenberg, 72 Geneseo, N, Y, 7,000 (R) 500 Donaghue, Agnes, 878 6th av J. Mul Rogers, AVilliam H,, admr, Eliza Rogers, Kropke, P, 83 Lewis F, Foehrenbach, 175 lins, 194 to Agnes C. Sands, 4,000 Krumm, C. 167 Chrystie P. Doelger. Dunham, Rachel, 308 W. 28th.... JuUa A. Sherman, Benjamin B,, to Thomas StiU- (R) 215 Bunn. (R) 360 man, 4,000 Kearns, T, Fordham J, B, Haskin, St, Duval, Fanny B. 45 W. .30th and 151 W. Stedman, Elizabeth S,, Hartford, Conn,, to John's Hall Fumiture and Saloon Fix 31st...,E, R, Kirke, 955 Edward H, GiUilan, England. 8,000 tures, (R) 7,000 Dilg, C, 177 William....H, Spies, i^ Same to Mary D. K. Buckley, Geneseo, 10,000 Keat, W. J. 594 Sth av,...Brunswick & Lhlers, H, 422 E, 9th,.. .E. D, FarreU. 225 WUkins, WiUiam H,. to John B. Haskin. 1,000 Balke Co, Bilhard Table. 175 EUerbeck, F. W, & C. H. 103 E, 10th.... Kopta,. A. 525 5th.... Hirsch & Herman. C. Chichester. 150 KINGS COUNTY. Pool Table, 2.50 Gottheld, L, 314 W, 49th.... L, Baumann, 236 Krause, J. 91 Broad....W. Smyer. (R) 700 Hagan, CorneUa V. 75 W. 51st....J. D. OCTOBER 7TH TO 13TH—INCLUSIVE. Luhing, Maria, 797 5th av G, Ringler Townsend. 200 Bacon, Margaret A. and Francis, trustees &Co, 2,600 Hyde, Julia. 329 E, 122d.... J. P. Delehan for Cath, S, Stilhnan, to Abby P, Skin Langhorst, F, and A. 158 E. 23d, and 78 ty. 125 ner, Hartford, Conn. $2,3C0 E. 9th,.. .G. Ringler & Co. Haggerty, P. F. 226 W. 36th....L, Bau Same to same. 2,000 Langmeister, Martha. 187 7th st J. mann, 105 Berryman, Charles S,, to Orlando M. Bo Ahles, 125 Henry, W. 157 W. 14th....L, Baumann. 233 gart & Co, 3,000 Lindheim, M. 1244 3d av ..Brunswick & HiU, "H. 305 W. 36th.... D. O'FarreU, 291 Bade, Claus, and Ernst Schluter, to Balke Co. Billiard Table, 200 Henderson, Kate. 332 W. 48th.... Coogan Michael O'Keeffe and Martin E, Doyle. 350 McCarthy, J. 1480 1st av.... T. C. Lyman Bros, 250 Case, Hatchinson H,, et al,, exrs, Theron &Co. 400 Hogan, W. 425 Hicks st, Brooklyn B, North, to T, Oscar North, 1,000 McDonneU, W. 370 Grand....G, P, Dor- Coogan Bros, 125 Chichester, Francis H,, to James Cunning ler. Restaurant Fixtures. 160 Hood, Jane A. 184 Chrystie....Coogan ham, Son & Co, 1,100 Mordo, M. 239 South .5th av .... Elise Bros. 130 De Forest, Charles H,, to Edwin W, BuU- Mordo. 500 Howard, H. J. M. 31 Charles Coogan inger. 1,700 Murphy, D, 191 Av B,..,Griffith & Co. Bros. 155 Fitzgerald, Andrew, exr. T, C, Fanning, to Pool Table, 250 Jeffreys, Mary. 40 B. 10th....A. Bau Mary A, Fanning, widow, nom Marschner, M, 51 Little 12th,... S. HeUer. 50 mann, 199 Goldschmidt, George B., exr. S. B, H, Miller, G. 159 Stanton J. & L. F. Jacobus, J, H, 68 5th L, Baumann. 131 Judah. to Christian Hey decker, et al,, Kuntz, 200 Kohlwey, Margaret, 76 Canal E, D. exi-s, F, Hoose, 1,500 Mott, F, C. 8 Bowery . M, Lunger. FarreU 253 Huse, Mary E, B,, to Michael O'Keefe. 2,700 Restaurant Fixtures, 400 Kelly, P. 762 2d av....D. Kxakauer. IngersoU, Chandler L,, to The Mutual Life McSherry, P, 1.58 W, I8th , A, Worms. 200 Piano. 160 Ins. Co,, New York, 800 Moder, J, 542 W, 55th.... F, Foehrenbach 50 Kirk, Maria, 291 3d av,,..B, E. Ford, Jackson, William L,, Huntington, L, I., to RusseU, Agnes, 133 Reade..,, H, K, Thur agent. 53 Sarah Miller, New York. 2,000 ber, Bar Fixtures and Fumiture, (R) 1,800 Krafft, Henry. 10 Lafayette pl Anna Kissam, Clinton, to James S, Barclay, trus Reichard, V. 1571 2d av.... H. Haber. 400 Lang. 2,000 tee Ehza B. Howell, dec'd, 1,.500 Renter, Bertha, 17 Howard.... J, Eichler, 1,700 Lawrence, C. H. 119th st and 2d av Kissam, Edgerton, to James S, Barclay, Schang, C, 99 AUen....Bernheimer & Jordan & Moriarty. 122 fcrusfcee Ehza B, Howell, dec'd, 1,206 Schmid. (R) 100 Linahan, Minnie. 71 Pearl J. P. Dele Lusk, WiUiam C, admr, M, L, Hubbard, Schmarrach, J. 437 llth av J. Sebas hanty, 106 to Philip Reilly and Samuel Hubbard, nom tian. 100 Lopas or Topas, Ed. 23 Barrow Jordan Meeker, Samuel M,, and ano,, exrs, J. Suy Schmidt, Louis, 6 Centre J, Steinges- & Moriarty. 364 dam, to Adrian M, Suydam, 1,473 fcer, 3,000 Mathias, Anna. 229 E. Slsfc....Cohen & Stillman, Catharine S, wife of Henry, to Schubert, E, M, 504 B, 14fch,... J. Eichler. 200 ' Greenstone. 135 Francis and Margarefc A, Bacon, Hart Smifch & McGrane. 336 3d av.... J. Smifch. 700 McEntee, Mary A. 11 Montgomery ford, Conn, 2,000 Schneider, L. 201 E, Houston....J. Eich Margaret H, McEntee, 800 The Dime Savings Bank, Brooklyn, to Ed ler. 125 McLoughlin, J, 22 6th av....Cohen & ward Hincken, exr. and trustee P, Rice, 11,000 Schuler, L. 188 to 144 E, 14th.... Susanna Greenstone, 102 Underhill, Abraham, to Ellen L. Congdon, 1,600 Kress, Saloon Fixtures and Fumiture. Mol, Lina, 52 Division....H, Schile, 103 Wilson, Monmouth B,, New York, to Al (R) 1,500 Morton, Lucius and Anna H. 36 W. 59th fred Roe. 2,000 Smith, EUza. 434 E, 13fch....Thos. Ben- .... Sophia M, Young, 2,000 WUletts, John T., admr. Lydia T. Post, to nefcfc. (R) 350 MuUer, R, 162 Elm .... Herschmaim & Samuel W iUets, New York, 2,000 Southern, C. 204 Madison J. WaUace, Manges, 229 (R) 800 MeBwen, W, 532 Hudson Coogan Bros, 117 Stahl, A, 799 1st av L, Cammerer, 700 MiUer, Catherine, 128 Norfolk Jordan CHATTELS. Sheridan, J, 511 W. 28th John Quinn. 75 «& Moriarty, 185 Taigel, Matilda, 176 Orchard.... J. Herter. 125 Mumford, C, H. 998 6th av....Coogan NEW YORR CITY. Viering, G. 1093 3d av Brunswick & Bros, 226 OCTOBER 7TH TO 13TH—INCLUSIVE, Balke Co. Pool Table, (R) 29 Manson, C, P, Broadway... L. Baumann. 444 McCabe, Annie. 263 1st av....B. D. Far SALOON FIXTURES, Waltermire, C, P, 779 Sth av....G, Ko nigsberg, reU. 109 Abraham, M, 161 Broome Gluek & 590 O'Brien, T. K. 227 E. 82d.... Coogan Bros. 170 Scharmann. $200 Wetzler, H, 306 E, 49th,,.. P, Doelger. (R) 100 Rehn, G, 254 S. 5th st, Brooklyn.... Anker, A. 70 Greenwich E. Lawrence. Restaurant; Fixtures, 2,50 Walker, H, 300 Pearl,,.. F. Ejiubel. 1,000 Schulz & Brechtel. 119 Anderson & O'Neil, 446 Broome J. M. Wiese, P, 51 West Broadway....A, Hup Rosenbaum, S. E. 319 B. .52d Coogan Farrington and ano, 127 fel's Sons, 300 Bros. 150 Bartley, W, R. 351 9th av....T. C. Ly Roark, Mary E, 513 E. 86th... .D. O'Far ZoUer, C. 358 7th av,,.. J. & L. F. Kuntz. 250 reU. 217 man & Co. 150 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Bessinger, J. 23 Charles.... Griffith & Co. Roshore, Lydia. 396 Hudson E, D. Far Ashton,W. H, .52d stand Broadway reU. 203 BiUiard Table. . 275 250 Bessmger, J. 23 Charles....J. & L. F. B, M. Cowperthwait, (R) Sahlfeld, Louise. 223 Chrystie.... C. Gold- Kuntz, 300 Adkins, H, E, 532 Hudson Coogan zier. 200 Bartz, J. A. 244 W. 125th.... Brunswick Bros. 141 Smith, Geo. F. 43 W. 36th.... Eliz. Brodt. & Balke Co, BUliard Tables. 325 Bartley, Sarah. 92 9th Coogan Bros. 118 (R) 1,254 Bauer, J. 287 7th av.... C. Bivinins, trus Boughton, G. C. 441 W. 57th....A. Seymour, Margaret. 47 Greenwich av.,., tee. (R) 185 Baumann. 168 J. Cochrane, 99 October 15,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD 977 Sullivan, D., Mrs. 128 Monroe... .Coogan Lauten, Geo. 345 W. 26th.... W. J. Henry. Lang, C. 10 Lafayette pl....H. Krafft, Bros. 173 Butcher Fixtures. (Dated July 14, Furniture. 2,000 Thompson. Mary W. 13 W. 34....A. K, 1879). 400 Lynam, W, J. 218 W. 17th....A. S. Ely. (R) 1,000 LoveU, J. W. Rouse's Point, N. Y.... W, Denike, Saloon Fixtures, 250 Tracy, Rachel A. 129 E, 54fch,.. .Mary T. T. Crook Engine, Printing Fixtures, 12,000 Marks, J. 10th av near 32 J. and B, Allen. 500 Lennox, J, 84th, near 3d av Mary L, Mayer, Butcher Fixtures, 40 Tate, Mary. 424 E. 89th....E. D, Farrell, 249 Lennox, Horses, Carriages, &c, 1,565 Munnie, W, and R, 743 6th av, &c...,C, Van Alton, Carrie, 844 9th av L. Bau Lewis, S, 14 Lorimer Brown & Bliss, G, Curtis, Express and R.ailroad mann, 198 Machinery, 2,327 Ticket Business, Horses, Wagons, &c, 1,800 Vasold, H, 249 E. 106th ...L, Baumann, 146 Merritt, C, A, Sea Beach Palace, Coney Puck, Carl, 51W, Broadway P, Wiese, WUlis, H, 214 B, 39th.... J. Moriarty, 244 Island,...C, W. Held, Hotel Furni Bar Fixtures, 350 Waite, Sarah A. 114 B, 128th....J, H, ture and Fixtures. 3,678 Rommerskirchen, A, 121 Norfolk R. Bird, (Secures rent and dated Oct, 6, 'SO. ) 162 Muller, P, 4th, near Av A G. Winter. Wieczorck, Saloon Fixtures and Waters, T, 529 W, 49th.... J. Lynch. 140 Horses and Ice Wagon, (R) 300 Furniture, consid, omited Watson, M, B, 316 B, 56th.... A, Schulz. 211 McCaffrey, Geo, J, Main st, West Farms, Schroeder, M, 398 B, 10th....T, Hersch- &c H, McCaffrey, Hcrses, Coal berg. Barber Fixtures, (Dated Aug, MISCELLANEOUS Yard Fixtures, &c. 775 21, 1876), 200 AUen, Geo, W, 48 Norfolk.... G, W, Van McDougaU, C, 530 and 532 W, 28th ... Spink, A, 80 Grove Amos AVoodruff. Allen, Horses, Trucks, &c, 2,000 New Haven Manufacturing Co, Ma Saloon Fixtures. 1 AUen & Esquiriol, 68 Reade..,,C. Pot chinery, Tools, &c, 1,200 Wieczorck, R. 121 Norfolk Catharina ter, Jr,, & Co. Press, &c. (Notdated) 2,700 Martin & (Juenther. 154th, near Court Rommerskirchen, Saloon Fixtures, 300 Beck, C. 1092 2d av....C, Bartels, Bar landt av M, Von Gerichten, Chair ASSIGNMENTS OF CHATTEL MORTGAGES. ber Fixtures, 400 Factory Fixtures, (R) 450 Butler, J. D, 37 W. 14th.,,, C. Potter, Jr,, Capouilliez, C, to A, J, Capouilliez. Meek, D, 174 Centre D, J, Fenton. (Mortgage made by F, Didier, Jan, 2i, & Co, Press, 2,000 Loom, &c, 170 Bilder, L, 388 E. 10th....G. Dempwolff. Nason, AV, R. 185 Alien,,,.Nuffer & 1878), 105 Button Hole Machine, 150 • Lippe, Carriage. 997 Dean, H, N,, to Rosa OdeU, (Harry OdeU, Blinn, E, 308 E, .55th,...F. M. Weiler. Odell, H, 169 E, 126th,.,.H, N, Dean. June 1,1881), Press, 2.50 Dental Fixtures. 3,000 Goldzier, C, to R, Donau, (Louise Sahlf eld, Booth & Sneddon, Centre and Howard Phillips, M, L, 11 Doyer,...Nuffer & Oct, 8), J, B, Snook, as admr. Presses, Lippe, Carriage, 25 Kaufmann, Jacob, to Hirsch & Herman, Type, &c, (R) 1,000 Popp, J, 8 Tompkins Market Katha (P, Heine, Sept, 28, 1881), Brady, W, V. 1373X Broadway,,., P, P, rina Ochse, Butcher Fixtures, 125 Mersereau, J, D,, to S, H, Bailey, (J. Brady, Fixtures, 45 Farrell, July 11, 1881), 450 PhUlips, E, H, 2281 3dav....F. Comish. Rathner, C., to Amos Woodruff", (A, Brettmann, D, 33 Park row Minnie D, Office Furniture, 150 Gescheidt, Office Furniture. 200 Prolstein, R, and N, 103 Delance;y....M, Spink, July 26, 1881), 350 Brett Lithographing Co, 116 Fulton Reiner, Jewelry Fixtures. 100 5,000 C, Dickinson, Four Presses, RothschUd, M, 13 Sheriff..,. A, H, Jones. KINGS COUNTY. Blakeney, W, E, 728 3d av,.,,Emma Horses, Wagons, &c. 400 Chaffe. Dental Fixtures and Furni Reynolds, M, A. 156 W, Slst,,, .R. H, Gra Andrews, Bobert, 33 FUnt st...,J. A, ture. (R) 278 ham, Horse, Wagon, &c, 300 Luddy. Furniture. $148 Burger, Mary. 731 9th av,... H, P, O'Far- Ref ord, J, W, 24 Beaver I, Mason, Allen & Esquirol 66 and 68 Reade st. New rell. Shoe Store Fixtures, ~ (R) 175 Office Furniture, 185 York....C, Potter, Jr,, & Co. Litho Celtic Monthly Pub, Co, 39 Nassau.... M, Richa, J, 2132 2d av,...M, Rosenfeld, graphic Press, &c. 2,700 E. Mahony, Type, Furniture, Fix Cigar Fixtures, 500 Armstrong, F. E, Powers st, bet Lorimer tures, &c, (Dated Sept. 4, 1880), 1.000 SUler, Elenore, 533 B, 13 ....J. Eckstein, and Leonard st John Armstrong, Collins, J. B, 57 Beekman Adams & Milk Fixtures, Horse, &c, 300 Horse and Wagon, 170 Bishop, Type, Fixtures and Furni Stodieck, H, 240 1st av,,,,A. Ast, MUk Beck, C. H, 15 Boemm pl..., C, F. Peters. ture, (R) 286 Fixtures, 100 Fixtures, .50 Columbia Steam Vapor Baking Co, 1203 Scheufele, J. 258 Av B,... F, StoU, 'Weiss Blend, J, 243 Flatbush av, cor Bergen st Broadway A, Gilsey et al,, exrs. Beer Brewery, Fixtures, Horse, &c, 300 J, Ruppert, Saloon Fixtures. (R) 30O Baking Fixtures, Horses, &c. (R^ 1,000 Schilling & Husselman, 347 Broome V. Boise, Carrie, N w cor South .5th and 7th Cooper, W, Furman st, Brooklyn A, Dittmar, Cigar Fixtures, 250 sts A. Schulz, Fumiture, U9 K. Ely, X interest in 6 Lighters, (R) 3,000 SerreU, A, T, & A, W, 58th and llth av. Brossan, Theodore, 32 Myrtle av J, Calahan, M. 3"85 E, 10th.... J. Cunning Wall & Robinson, Engine, Ma Ruppert, Saloon Fixtures. (R) 350 ham, Son & Co. Carriage, 208 chinery, &c, (R) 2,750 Buxtorf, Charles. I'.i9 Moore st Andreas Church of the Redeemer, S2d st and 4th Spoth, W,' 93 E, 4th,,..Nuffer & Lippe, Meier. Embroidery Machines. 500 av S. P, Nash (Morgan Dix, by as Carriage, (R) 64 Bonner, M. J, 260 Water st... .D. B, Dun sign ) i*'ixtures and Furniture, (R) 6,000 Stead, Lizzie E, & W, D, 314 E, 75th, &c, ham. Coupe, 400 Curtis, C, G, 112 W, 46th,..,W, & R, Maria Moss, Carpet Cleaning Fix Brennan, P, M. 687 Sth av Donigan & Munnie. Horses, Wagons, &c, 900 tures, Horse, &c, 427 Nielsen. Wagon. 82 Davies, H, M, 156 E, 13th.... J. Cunning Swan, AV^, T. 413 B, 10th,,..J, Cunning Cunningham, Eliza, 150 Livingston st ham, Son & Co. Carriage, (R) 103 ham, Son & Co, Carriage, (R) 1.55 J, Mullins. Furniture. 334 Doebler, M, 538 W, 47th,... Weeks, Doug Shefflin, Margaret, 2056 2d av,...J, Cun Combs, Thomas, 300 Adelphi st Chas, lass & Co, Bakery Fixtures, Horse, ningham, Son & Co. Carriage, 853 Weed, Fumiture, (R) 1,000 &c, (R) 99 Smidt. A, L, 26 Broad,,.,N, B, Cook, Conrad, Louis, 169 South 4th st Anna De Rad, J, B, 73110th av... .L, B, Miller Office Furniture, 300 F, Diestelhorst, Drug Store, 3.420 & Son, Milk Fixtures, Wagon, &c. 400 Spitz, F. 274 E Houston..,.J, H, Bley. Conley, James, 552 Myrtle av J, Cun Diegmann, J, 853 2d av J, Gremmler, Press, secures notes ningham, Son & Co, Carriage, 943 Horse and Wagon, 300 Spuhler, Barbary, 439 E, Uth.... H. Stras Colcord, Mrs, H, M, 75 Taylor st....Ar Grefe, R, H, l'i'2 Hudson ...J. Rosenber- ser, Bakery Fixtures, Horse, &c. 400 thur Duffett. Fumiture. 120 ger. Truck, (R) 61 Stair, S, R, 182-186 W, Houston,.. ,G, G, Connor, Mary A. 229 Bergen st J. ,F. Gaillard, Desire A, 18 2d ...C. F. Risley. Moore, Machinery, &c, 500 Mason, Furniture, 158 Library, Horse, &c, 252 Thomas, J, P, 128 6th av,..,H, G. Cooper, William, Furman st A. K, Gerstenfeld, Henry, City....M, Schafer, W^haites, Pictures, &c. 1,500 Ely, X part 6 Lighters, (R) 3,000 Button Hole Machines, 600 Tuckerman, J, P, 5ll W, 35th.,,. D. Hunt. Conway, B, F 341 Hamilton av John Goebel, A, & O, 614 10th av..., D, Knick- Machinery, &c, 1,500 Anglim, Butcher Shop. 35 man. Fixtures, 300 Ungar, A, R, 346 E Houston.... L, Cohen. Doscher, Charles, S w cor Dean and Bond Hellman, Moses, 490 Broome L, Schutz, Office Fumiture. 100 sts C. H, Doscher, Fixtures, (R) 1,000 Mask Fixtures, Machines, &c, 500 Ulatovski, A. 178 Av A Esther Kern Douglas, Mary L, 52 Sidney pl J, Mul Hoffman, M, llth av, near 67th....N. Barber Fixtures. 125 lins, Fumiture. 215 Waldhelm, Jr. House, Horse, Wagon, Wade, W, A, B, 2.5^ Sheriff",...G, Des De Lacy, William. 66 John st. New York &c 200 secker, Carriage, 692 J, M, Conner, Printing Presses 4,307 Intemann, J. 85 Park A. Hustedt. Walters, J, W, City..., Harris & Her Edgar Mary, 119 South 1st st J, Mul Horse, Wagon, &c. 200 mann, Horses, Tmck, &c, 1,125 lins, Fumiture, (R) 143 Kendall, A, D. & Co, 336 Broadway,... Woerner, C, P. 1184 Broadway Lehn & Fitzgerald, J, G. 579 Myrtle av E, D, L. A. Joslyn. Combs and Button Fix Fink, Drug Fixtures, 306 Farrell. Furniture, 213 tures, &c, 4,309 White, T. H, & Hayes, Edgewater, S, I, Flanigan, J. A, 639 Warren st Andrew Knowlton, W. 842 Greenwich st, &c ,,,,W, H, White, Felt Factory Fix Luke, Saloon Fixtures, &c. 404 W. C, Kimball, Horse, Wagons, Fur tures, Boiler, &c. 1,130 Fowler, C, H, Bushwick av, near PiUing niture, &c, 540 Wood, M, V, Foot jf Broome Mary B. st Jacob Strauss, Horses, Cows, Kohler, J, 120 Chatham,... F. M. WeUer. Rose, extx. Oyster Scow, (R) 450 &c. 778 Press. 200 Wulbern, H, 184 Monroe...,H, Blohm, Gray, C, F, 124 Carlton av....H.WUliams. Kitterer, Frida. 24 Duane.,. E. A. Gas Grocery Fixtures, Horse, &c. 200 Horse and Wagon, 66 teyger. Tools and Furniture. 700 Wagner Brothers, 94 White L, Becker. Greenland, Fr.ink, 60 Gold st....R. H. Kohnen, J, F. 60 Vandam A, Thomp Paper Box Fixtures, 262 Arnold. Machinery, &c, 2,000 son, Horses, Trucks, &c, (R) 210 Walker, J, 58 AV, 15th J. Cunningham, Gilmore, J. F P. Barrett, Wagons. 262 Kohnen, J, F, 457 W, 47th....F. Meiss- Son & Co, Carriage, 472 Graef, Frederick. 358 Van Brunt st ner. Horses, Trucks, &c. 700 Winter, Mary B, 1317 2d av Louisa A, Jacob Hoffman, Saloon Fixtures, &c, Kuffner, W. 153 Prmce Elise Herring. Crane, Drug Fixtures. 400 (R) 150 Office Furniture, &c, (R) 200 Young Mens Hebrew Association of Har Heussler, John, 504 Warren sfc Lorenz Lanz, F. L, 1601 3d av J, Applegafce, lem W. Hagar, Superintendent. Zimmer, Bakery. 600 Undertaker Fixtures Press. 200 HUl, T. 653 Myrtle av, and 156 Skillman Lewis, Sarah, 37X Division N, Strom, Zerrenner, A, SSth, near 10th av....P. st A. H. Hatch, Henry MUand and Millinery Fixtures. Schimmel Wagon. 75 AVm. Moses. Fixtures, &c, 1,000 Lefler, C, 825 Broadway and 45 and 47 E. BILLS OF SALE. Holehouse, Alfred. 352 Grandst Ochs 200 12th R, Mortimer, Irving House Buchholz, D. 228 Chrystie....C. Hage & Lehnert. Saloon Fixtures, 2,.50O dorn. Grocery Fixtures 600 Herseman, W, F, 531 Grand st... A. Furniture and Fixtures. Craighead, Robert. 33 Barclay st, and 38 Schulz. Fumiture. 178 Linton, T.W. Everett House,...J. B. 1,700 Park pl.... Craighead & ElweU Mf'g Judge, Jennie M. 22 Tompkins pl C. Van Wagenen. Drug Fixtures. Co. Machinery and Fixtures. 37,500 E. Tomson. Fumiture. 355 Luedeke, A. 143 Thompson M, Brunges. Fisher, S. 212 E. Houston....?. Lichten Kaurin, Barbara. 17 President st E, Horse, Milk Wagon, &c. (R) 300 berger. Shoe Fixtures. 1,000 Kane, Fixtures. (R) 75 Larm, M. 138 E. 41st....E. WiUis. Car Gunther, M. 643 lOfch av.... H. Dreyfoos. Lamy, Peter. 353 Adams st.... D. H. HiU. riage. 61 Butcher Fixtures, 225 Horse and Wagon. 481 978 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD October 15,1881 Minden, Michael, At junction of 15th and 14 Black, Austin—A. D, Wait 94 51 8 Kaufman, Simon—John Tmka 80 80 16th sts, city line Eleazer Jackson, 14 Best, Jacob—Bernard Reilly, late 10 Kinsey, Ernest U.—C, C. Shepherd. 195 00 Saloon Fixture.s, (R) 200 Sheriff 1,.5,59 29 10 the same the same costs 130 77 Mohler, Anna 705 5th av Roberts & 8 Cushing, George B.—Meyer Finn... 106 63 11 KeUy, E, J.—Haddock & Langdon. 219 56 Collin. Bakery. 150 8 Campbell, Alfred—Central Park & 13 Kelly, Austin H,—A, C, McGowan. 143 26 Nelson, J, A, 461 Atlantic av J, Mul North & East River R. R. Co, 13 Keeffe, John—C. H, Smith 621 98 lins. Furniture, 235 costs 58 47 1 LoveU, John W,—J. H. Van Kirk, Neder, Laura. 320 North 2d st.. ..Mar S Carlton, George E,—R. B, Martine, 358 33 correction 18 33 garet AVagner, Fixtures, &c. 130 S Cohen, Julius—T, A. Wright 1.55 65 I the same thesame 18 33 Norman, Carrie, 6 Hoyt st Phelps & S Cogau, Peter—Geo. Hollister 66 .59 S Logan, Walter—Theo, Conrow 252 44 Son, Piano, 135 10 Coutrell, John—Mary A. Brown ... 1,370 84 10 Leighton, Thomas—Town of Wheat Nugent, M, J, 100 Congress st Chai'les 10 the same the same costs 292 43 land 5,015 11 Goubeand, Horses. 275 10 Couse, Isaiah—A. J. Rogers 117 87 10 Lovell, John W,—G, W, Alexander 546 57 Nugent, Micuael J P, Barrett, Truck, 150 11 Clapp, Abel S. -F. AV, Banks 2,210 45 10 Loewel, Joseph—W, F, Shibkvy.... 174 24 Palmer, John 105 East 13th st. New 11 Chapman, Henry G,—Knicker 11 Lauterbach, Isaac~J, B, Hoyt 703 52 York Solomon Mehrback, Horses, 2,310 bocker Ice Co 2,586 47 12 Lablache, Emilie—Theresa Lynch,. 649 75 Pengel, E. C. 101 De Kalb av.... N. Lang 12 Curtis, Charles—C. AV, Smith 145 12 13 Loeb, B,—Wm, FrohUchstein 1,382 44 ler. Phaeton. 65 13 Crawford John—Eliza Crawford... 2,541 64 13 Lentz, Magdalena—Ewer Miller 67 35 Palmer, J, A, 105 E. 13th st. New York.,.. 13 Carr, Alonzo—E, B. LitteU 201 85 13 Lowther, John R.—H, H, Rogers.., 2,.531 24 S, Mehrbach, Trucks, &c. £ ,310 14 Clare, Mary A.—John Meinecke 668 41 8 Miller, Charles—G. A, Sturtzkober. 32 12 RoseH, T. 485 Dean st...,E, D, Farrell, 14 Coffin, Lucretia H.—J. A, Berk,... 1,234 34 8 Maake, Herman and Argertia—Kate Furniture, 163 8 *Deaderiek, Robert—Thos, Daven Hale 2.51 .50 Rigby, H. T, S e cor Liberty av and A"an port 169 53 10 Minden, Michael—Jacob Tartter 85 58 Sicklin av.... J. T. Smith. Furn. (R) 200 8 Duryea, John I.—Johnson, Clark & 10 Murtagh, James—Hy, Wilson 428 18 Riley. Patrick Michael Marlborough Co,... : ,.522 II 11 Mayers, Joseph—Julius Lobenstein. 263 42 Hor.ses and Carriage. 450 10 Doyle, James—J. E. McKenna 83 91 12 Merritt, Nathaniels,, as exr,, &c,, of Rowel G. B, 1029 Mvrtle av H, M, 10 Downing, George H.—J. B. Lent,., 100 S3 Mary Hallett—Commonwealth of AVilson, Drug Store. (R) 350 11 Davis, John H.—John Entelman,., 147 60 Pennsylvania 1,270 13 Ruoff, L, 246 Devoe st,.. .J, Cunningham 12 Durant, Charles W., 'exv. &c, of 13 Muldoon, James—James McNa Son & Co, Carriage, 961 Clark Durant>-F, M, Hurlburt, mara 194 38 Rigney, John P.Barrett, Truck, 45 assignee 944 76 14 Murphy, Michael—Aaron Herzberg, 174 91 Schomburg, Chas, 1-585 Myrile av N. 12 DeStukcle, Henry—H, G, Kolb,... 1,0(54 71 14 Manning, Alonzo C.—John Snare.. 222 10 Langler, Stock, Tools, &c, (R) 338 12 Donnerstag, Betsey—Elias Berthoff, 25 00 14 Morche, Ernest — Bernard ReiUy, Scharnowitsky, Henry, 359 Kii. 'slaii 1 av 13 Drew, AVilliam—John Gray,,,costs. 131 69 late Sheriff 1,559 29 John Raber. Saloon Fixti. res. 200 13 DeMott, Clifford M,—J. G.'DeMott, 7,529 50 11 McDonald, Donald—J, B, Leary.... 311 48 Schiefer J. H, 324 Court st Jordan & 13 Doj'le, John J,—Artlissa V, Gearon, 72 98 12 Mclntyre, William L,—J, H, Mo Moriarty, Furniture, (R) 130 8 Ehret, Maria—John Truka 80 80 ran costs 39 97 Stam, Geo, C, 82 Bondst....A, B, Cohn, 13 Buhner Gertrude E.—Louis Eubner, 13 McCroskey, M, D, L,—H. K, Thur Furniture. 60 costs, 220 56 ber 412 32 Steckert, Dan. 319 Atlantic av Bruns 8 Fiegel, Aaron J,—Theo. Conrow ,,. 252 44 10 Nelson, Wright—Henry McKinnie. wick & Balke Co, Pool Table. 185 10 Fox, Edward—R. C. Combes, exr, costs 109 62 Turnbull, A, S, Cor Bond and 2d sts of R. F. Carman 2,6.54 41 12 Nugent, Thomas—W, H. Simmons. 365 33 Brunswick & Balke Co, Pool Table, 11 Foley, Thomas — Bernard ReiUy, 14 Norton, Marcus P,—R, B, Lyth..,. 154 24 (R) 43 late Sheriff" 384 03 14 Newcomer, Gerald I. AV,—W, M, Van Duy n & Brokaw P, Barret, Wagon 12 Fi'eidenreich, Leon — Abraham AVhitaker 125 08 Vanderbeck, John, 510 Bedford av S, Wechsler 10 i 01 8 Ohmes, Chaiies—Albert Herzog, an Ttaum, Furniture, 175 12 Ferris, Joseph—W. H. Simmons,., 365 33 infant by Cecelia AVittkopski 910 05 Wolkerling, Alwine, 141 Powers st A, 13 Forsaith, Samuel E,—John Gray,. 13 Obey, Louis—J, A, Early 109 50 Schulz. Furniture. 143 costs. 131 69 14 O'Neil, John P,, as recvr. of Empire Williams, Daniel. 481 Cedar st Phelps 13 Fuller, Waldo E.—J. C, Brown 71 38 ]\rutual Life Ins. Co.—G. H. & Son. Piano. (R) 1.56 13 I'arley, Cornelius— Margaret B, Smith 13,529 28 Youmans, R. South 10th st, near 1st st Barrett 1,498 75 8 Parker, Isabella and Henry—Myer .. .John Kerwin, Boats, 325 13 Finnegan, Patrick J.—Celia, admr, Finn 67 83 Ziegler, Friederika. 30 Eldert st A. of John, Mackey 1,692 91 8 Pecarek, Joseph—John Truka 80 80 Schulz, Furniture, 102 13 French, Gilbert L.—C, C, Sewall,.. 1,422 11 II Peters, George—Jacob Cambeis 4,116 86 13 Flanagan, George—Mary L. Day,,. 365 77 12 Pritchard, WiUiam H,—Noyes & BILLS OF SALE, 13 Friedmann, Henry—A, F, Muller,, 89 33 Wines 104 17 Diestelhorst, Anna F,, to Louis Conrad. 13 Frank, Abram I, and Joseph H,— 12 Pinning, Henry—A, A, Thomson... 234 65 Drug Store, 169 South 4th st, cor 5th st, y500 Janies Low 2,933 63 13 Petingale, J, Lawson — J, G, De Geier, Peter, to Peter Geier, Jr, Horses, 14 Fish, Thomas B.—Andrew Peck.,.. .342 30 Mott 7,529 50 Trucks, &c,, SOO and 802 Park av. 400 14 Fogal, John, Jr.—N, D. Higgins,,., 1,.527 36 13 Pruschoff, Marie de, sometimes MUler, Frederick J,, to Charles F, Miller, 14 French, Gilbert L.—York Street called Albei'tina Bedkowska— Gi'ocery Store, 403 Flatbush av, 350 Flax Spinning Co. (limited) .346 06 Johanna Duerrenfeld 280 65 Richardson, Henr.y T,, to Sophie C, Rich 14 Fink, Lewis—John Barry 662 69 14 Pierce, Walter S,—T. B, Pitman, as ardson, Furnitui-e, 323 Carlton av, 10 14 Foxwell, Chaiies—S. B, Pincknev,, 173 20 jissignee of Theo. Neander 346 21 Richardson, Henry A., to Harriet B, Rich 8 Griswold, Alfred D.—M, A. Ha 8 Rillings, Ellis M,—Francis Hender ardson, Furniture, 205 Cumberland st, mann 549 64 son costs 47 25 now known as 205 Washington park, 10 8 Gleason, Daniel F.—Jacob Ruppert. 193 52 8 Reid, Jeannette La F,—James Far Richardson, Henry A,, to Harriet B. Rich 10 Geidel, John—AV, H, Gildei-sleeve. reU 209 87 ardson, Horses, Carriages, &c,, 132 costs 108 31 8 the same tho same 2.59 87 Cumberland st, 10 10 Gaus, George—Ed. Marscheider 177 86 8 the same the same 259 87 Richardson, Dwight S., to AdaB. Richard 12 Geary, Henry V. and Horace P— 11 Roby, J, Harry—J, M, Jay....costs 48 60 son, Furniture, 196 Cumberland st or H, S, Kinmouth 107 92 11 Reitmeyer, Alexander — J. A. AVashington park. 10 12 Glaser, Charles—S. C, IngersoU.,,. 1,187 08 Weekes, exr, of Louis Durr 1,149 07 Sexton, Caroline, to John Sexton, Furni 13 Guental, Louis—John Gill 1;".9 S3 11 Rosenbach, Samuel—J, B, Hoyt,... 703 52 ture, 77 High st, 1,000 14 Goldsmith, Michael H.—Chas, Lewis 299 68 12 Rogers, William P, and James F,— 14 Gutheinz, Albert—W, J, LipiDuiann, J, A, Sweeney 578 93 as assignee of Jacob Furth 1.59 10 12 Rosenblatt, Sigmund — Abraham 8 Haviland, George—John Pitz 122 50 Wechsler 101 01 JUDGMENTS. S Havemeyer, Henrietta S,—J, C, 12 Reilly, Bernard, late Sheriff—Lou NEW YORR CITY. Havemeyer cost 275 45 ise B, OdeU 1,183 28 Oct. 10 Harker, MTary A,—A. H, Green, exr. 14 Ressegine, William H.—Cor. Yeo- Abbott, E. R, Tlios, Daven- of W, B. Ogden 2,920 70 mans 96 98 8 *Abbott, ArthurT, f port $2.56 09 10 Hadley, Henry H,—F" , P, Marsh." . S23 64 8 Straut, Edward J,—P, D, Johnson, 11 Ahern, Michael J.—C. AV, Tobey. 234 44 11 Hambrock, Bernhardt—J, A, admrx, of Hy, Kelly 5,755 46 12 Anthony, Edward K, — Thomas Weekes, as exr, of Louis Durr 1,266 45 8 Schneider, Charles—AVilhehn Koer- Stevenson 226 53 11 Hoffman, Ferdinand G,—Sarah A. ber , 1,391 03 12 Anderson, Christian F, — E, C, Norris 534 IS 8 Sahlf eld, Louise—Fred, Sahlf eld... Pendleton 425 64 11 Harris, Louis—D. D, Sparrow 1.59 2(5 costs 143 67 8 Bernheimer, Leopold—L, H, Niles.. 575 48 11 Hermes, John—Pat. Dockrey 331 73 8 * Sheehan, Andy—-Thos. Davenport. 169 53 8 Burtiss, A.—Thos, Davenport 169 53 11 House, George V. and Joseph A,— 8 Stockert, Frederick—Benedict Fis 8 Bernard Charles—David Solinger.. 298 04 Ann B, Agate .546 65 cher, 91 96 8 Borst, Charles A.—Geo, Hollister,.. 66 .59 11 the same the same 3,043 40 10 Springhom, Herman—^Albert Hun- 8 Brady, Ellen—Harriet Parmetier ,. 3,432 58 -IP Haight, Charles L, )I, L. Chad- ken 320 64 11 Baldwin, Patrick—Bernard ReiUy, ^~' Harris, Harlan^A, \ wick 345 56 10 Stearns, Benjamin—T, L, Barber,.. 702 23 lateSheriff 384 03 12 Henry, John J,—Chas. Hammond.. 78 42 11 Slevin, Joseph—Bernard ReiUy, late 11 Bellman, Solomon—N. Y. Life Ins. 13 Heller, David—Wm. Frohlichstein. 1,382 44 Sheriff 384 03 Co (D) 733 23 13 House, George V. and Joseph A,— 11 Strong, William B.—Ewen Mcln 11 BurchiU, Nathaniel the same. (D) 2,765 00 H, C, Bowen 167 99 tyre 1,766 28 11 Buckley, Martin—Sarah, admrx. of 13 Hirschfield, Elias—James Low 2,933 63 11 Slaughter, Julian—Geo. Latham 361 76 Wm, Hill 285 44 14 Helfrich, Charles—Guswin Wise.,, 513 24 11 Stremme, Carl—John Entelman 147 60 11 Bentley. Thomas—C. W, Tobey .,,. 234 44 14 Hovey, Frank—T, B, Pitman, as as 12 Selden, Frederick H.—J. H. McNiel 21 47 11 Brady, Joseph—S. L. Mackie 129 07 signee of Theo, Neander 121 86 12 Sannderson, WiUiam M.—J. R. Wa- 11 Bm-ke, James A,—Pat, Dockrey.... 331 73 14 Hogan, Isabella V,—Philip Jordan.. 116 62 terlow 48 23 11 Boyd, Robert—J, W. Reedy 180 44 8 Isaacs, Solomon—Jeanne F. Isaacs., 95 76 12 Sands, Moses—Moritz Herzberg 120 18 12 Byrnes, Jane—^Wm. Baer costs, 114 ,39 11 Jewell, Tryon J, M.—C. D. Hay 13 Sniffen, Caleb—G, C, Toffey 87 £0 12 Burke, WiUiam J.—F, S, Selover,,. 87 59 ward 1,610 09 13 Silberstein, Max—L, M, Bates 104 15 13 Braeunlich, AVilliam—Henry May, 13 Jones, Louisa C,—Josephine C, 14 SheUey, Grace W.—Baer Stief el.... 81 40 costs, 120 35 Goodale 57 87 14 Simpson, Robert—Peck & Snyder.. 342 30 13 Biggart, WUliam—C. AV, White.... 122 60 13 Jonakowsky, Ladislu.w — J, A, 14 Sample, Josiah A,—Aug. White 352 10 13 Bedkowska, Albertina, sometimes Early ; 109 50 called Marie de Pruschoff—Johan 14 Jones, vVilliam—Aaron Herzberg,, 174 91 14 Stevens, Charles—J. J. Congdon... 267 56 na Duerrenfeld. 280 65 14 Johnson, Emma C—J. G, Johnson, 2,691 38 14 Senior, Alfred A,, WiUiam E. and 14 Brown, James and James G.—Jos. 8 Kirby, John—A. D. JuiUiard, as Theodore B.—J. T. Gibbs 168 98 CottreU... 317 82 assignee of Moore, Jenkins &c.... 116 62 14 Simon, Louis—Ritter Seelig. ..costs 60 82 October 1^, 1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD 979 j2 *Smith, Mrs. S. M. ) L. H. De 8 GUIen, M., impld,, &c,—A, B. John §CIaflin, Horace B, and John—C. J. Quinby, io i™^-!u'^¥^?. ^-^^- ' Friese... 110 80 son 103 64 (1880) 49,944 90 13 Smith, WiUiam G.—P. O. Matthies 11 Griffin, (admr,, &c,, of) William P,, Chapman, Warren—J. W, Snow, (1876) 11,074 56 dec'd,—J. Fogal, Jr 57 57 Dougan, John A,—Adelaide B, Ludden. sen Ff 907 34 (1881) 113 72 8 Trimble, Edmund G. R.—J.E.' Win- ' 12 Gleason, Daniel F,—J, Ruppert 1^3 52 §Dunn, AVm. f!.—C. J. Qninby. (1880) 49,944 UO ters 208 34 8 Horstmann, John H.—W. Gillies... 84 91 Davis, Thomas—J. M. Mackay, by assign 8 Tavlor, WiUiam L. and Peter 'B.— 12 Hettrick, John—New York, Cats- ment. (1878) 608 73 nn -, H I). Burkett costs 103 ,34 kill & Athens Steamboat Co,, lini- Ehret, George—W. P, Douglas. (1881) 336 .30 10 Taylor, Henry A,—Town of AVheat- eted 619.54 SEanie.s, Edward E.—C. .1. Quinby. (IS.'^O).. 49,944 90 12 Heinemann, Cathrina and Fred Fairbanks, John K.—A. T. Decker. (1881).., 99 11 land 5 Q^^ JJ^ erick AV., impld,, &c,—W. A, Bell, Fairehild, Horace J. („ T rv • 1 ncn^ ..nn^.nn 10 Thurber, Horace K, nnd Francis B ' § Force, Dexter N, f^- J- Quinby, ('£0). 49,944 90 iA —^aryA, Brown 1,370 84 admr., &c 66 26 13 Hermes, John—P, Dockrey 331 73 Frey, Philip—Lena Frey. (1881) 100 74 10 the same the same costs 292 43 Germania Fire Ins, Co.—Jolm Rohrbach, 11 Thalmann, Nickolaus—John Matter 752 00 13 HaU, Robert—P. West 1,139 37 (1881) 2,6.37 24 11 Torrens, Robert.B.—Knickerbocker 7 Ketcham, Gilson, and Ira—T. Same same. (1881) 93 77 Ice Co 2,586 47 PoweU exr 338 73 * Gearty, Thomas—B. T. Norris. (18~7) 269 72 12 Turner, WiUiam C—J. P. Maxfield 177 01 8 Koegel, Robert, plff,—A. AValsh,.,, 101 .32 * Same same. (1877) 196 24 8 Knupfle, Leopold, as admr,, &c., of *Same Wm. R.yan. (1878) 1,V02 87 12 Templer, Elizabeth—A. A, Thom * Same Tobias New. (1877) 322 21 son 234 65 Jacob Knupfle, dec'd., plff.— German Savings Bank in City New York- 14 Tiessiere, Fannie M,—James'Fitz Knickerbecker Ice Co 6.59 76 Christina K. Massinger. (1881) 400 13 patrick 120 18 13 Kelly, Austin H.—A. C. McGowan, 143 26 Herlein, Frederick—Chas. Berger, (1881)..., 239 52 14 Townsend, Clarence D.—T. H. Bur 10 Lonergan, David—G, Zipp 310 35 Jeralemon, AValter—C. P. Easton. (Nov. 18, chard 308 12 10 Lentz, AVilliam, plff, and applt,—C, ^1875) 239 73 14 Tuers, Sylvester P.—Eliza G, Tuers. 3,305 65 E. Whiting, deft, andresp'dt 82 00 .Johnson, .Tames 1.—Chas. Schmolze. (1881). 82 23 Lyon, Lewis—P. B. La Roche, (W. N. Cohen 8 Trenton Banking Co.—Alex. Dun- 13 Levy, Abraham M.—J. H. Scaff,,., 252 00 by assgt). (1877) 372 79 -,n TI^'^'T--^ costs 119 77 8 Morton, James, applt,—H, K. Thur Leslie, Frank—Stephen Barker. (1879; 96 29 10 John J. Parsons Book Mfg, Co,—G. ber, respdt 148 49 Lawrence, Timothy—Mary Cummisky. ('72), 227 02 W. Garner 449 66 8 Murphy, Maurice L,—H, Peetsch.,. 134 85 McCormick, Joseph E, I First Nat. Bankof 11 The American MiUs Co.—Second 8 Miles, Walter V,, applt,—H, Hoebn, Maher, Thomas ( Saugerties. (1875) 906 67 respdt 25 00 •McCormick, Joseph E. and Wm. E.—C A, Nat, Bank of Providence, R, I 6,261 70 Hinckley. (1874) 1,199 7? 12 The New York and Brighton Beach 8 Muldoon, James—J, McNamara 194 38 McCarthy, Wm. H, — B. H. Dusenbury, Railway Co,—J. S, Davenport,,,, 1,614 12 10 McCaffrey, Adeline, guard, ad litem (Lien suspended upon appeal.) (1875)... 1,570 84 12 the same the same l 472 30 of William Lentz, pltff. and applt. Same same. (Lien suspended upon 12 The Morrisania Steam Boat Co,— ' —C, E, Whiting, deft, and respdt, 82 00 appeal.) (187.5) 758 13 Geo, Hutson 73 59 11 Minden, Michael—J, Tartler 85 58 Martin, Henry I Martin & Smith. 11 McChesney, James—J. Murtagh 61 44 Manganese Iron Co, ) (1881) 8,170 .34 12 the same the same ,'." 73 59 Montague, George, as exr., of AVm. Under 12 the same fche same 73 69 12 McGowan, John, applt,—J, Whee hill—Chas Case, recvr. (Eliza E. Under 12 the same fche same 73 59 ler, respdt 59 02 hill, by assign.) ('879) 809 CO 13 The Universal Life Ins. Co—SeweU 7 Peck, James H,—D. Strong 126 75 Mutual Benefit Ice Co—J. C. AVinch. ("SO).. 6,69f 88 & Pierce .30,149 86 12 Payntar, Chaiies A.—Mechanics' & Same same. (1879) 15,033 88 McCormick, Michael—James Nell. (1880)... 90 00 H „,, *^2 ^^^^ ^- ^' Vanderpoel.. 12.564 00 Traders' Bank, Brooklyn 3,689 28 13 Page, Heniy—M, Page 37 30 i=Mayor, Aldermen, &e—fat. Haley. (1881).. 661 88 13 The Mayor, Aldermen &c.—Mar *Same same. (1881) 259 71 garet B. O'Donnell 697 44 12 Rogers, William P. and James P,— McKinney, Andrew and Roberta — Clark 13 The Plymoufch Rock Co.—Wm. Ott J, A, Sweeney 578 93 Brooks, as recvr, (1880) 5 200 41 man , 229 24 13 Ritscher, Henry—C. Mangles 55 48 Ogle, Ralph—AVm. Halpin, • (1878) 285 37 14 The Globe Hardware Co.—Liver 7 Stevens, Orlando—G, Brush 118 f'3 Parsons, AVm. H.—T. AV, Rice, by assign. pool and London and Globe Ins. 7 Simonson, I, C—L, W, Vibbard 42 25 (1861) ^.. cSO.nS 7 Seaman, Edward J.—W, Williams. 156 37 Roberts, Edward—Aaron Lehman, (1880)., 8169 Co 30 16 Robinson, Henry—T. AA', Rice, by assign. 14 FideUty and Casualty CO,-^E,"R. 8 *Sheehan, Andy—T, Davenport 1(59 53 (1861) 680 58 11 Tr^*?°'^T^/.- • • •;„• costs 101 00 10 Strant, Edward J,—P, D, Johnson , 5,7.55 4(5 §Robinson, Daniel—C. J. Qninby. (1880).... 49,944 90 11 Vogler, Juhus—T. M. AmsdeU 492 75 10 Sackett, Mrs,—W, W, Hawkins 42 10 Sadler, Edward AV.—E. A. Kingman. (1881). ,375 97 13 Varian, Isaac—G. M. Harpel 39 979 42 11 Skillman, Josseph H,, as admr,, &c,, Swef t, Henry C—E. C, Tyrell. (1879) 5.35 63 13 AT'an Cott, Whitfield—A. L, Culver '317 67 pltff,—J, Fogal, Jr 57 57 Smith, Georgp. J.—AV. J, Davenport. (1881). 48 .56 11 Smith, Hemy J. and John, applts,— Schroeder, John—Rosina Bombay. (1881)... 513 07 13 Van Pelt, Reuben W.—Catherine Stoner, John B.—P. G. Brenn.nn. (188])... . 28169 A. B, Requa (D) 1682 88 H, D. Damont, respdt 77 94 Silsby. John aud John, Jr.—Martin & Smith. 8 Way, WUliam—R, B, Martine '283 00 12 Sharp, Thomas R,, as recvr, of The (1881) 8,176 34 8 thesame fche same ,3.58 33 Long Island Railroad Co,—S. D, *Saltus, Francis H.—E, F. Sliepard, trustee, 10 WaUing, Garrefcfc S,—David Lynch. 308 08 Callahan 3,401 29 &e. (1881) 114 35 10 Waterman, Isaac S,—Town of 13 Sherwood, Annie—H. Schmidt 217 46 *Same Anna M. E. Drowne. (1881) 118 40 Wheatland 5 015 u 13 Smith, Francis E,—P, West,,....,, 1,139 37 Steinert, Joseph-Sarah Levy. (1878) 1,094 99 10 Walters, Louis C—Bernhard Metz- ' Stevenson, Vernon K.—Elise Maginn. ('81). 262 66 7 The exr., &c., of Owen Early, dec'd Stilwell, Silas M., Jr.-,Tohn Silsby, (1879)... 289 44 ger 353 51 —J, B, PhUlips 956 99 Stilwell, Silas, and Silns M., Jr. Same, 11 Winkelman, Philip—DoraHarris,'.'. 253 44 8 The admr,, &c,, of Jacob Knupfle, (1879) 1,694(0 11 WiUiams, Isaac C—Mabbett Travis 173 32 dec'd—Knickerbocker Ice Co 6.59 76 ••"Scharman, Frederick — Cicero Campbell, 12 WiUiams, Stephen and Harriet- 10 The National Condensed Milk Co,— (1875) 800 74 Kate Fowler 93 98 S. K, Wightman 383 30 *Same same. (187.5) 806 14 12 Whittaker, Octave — Bulls Patent 10 The guard, ad litem of William Same Gluck & Scliarman, (1.S74) 1,C17 31 Third Av, Railroad Co —Margarita Keeler, no -r.T^??^^S°, costs 87 76 Lentz, pltff, and applt,—C, E. AVhi (1881) 800 01 12 White, Edward H.—W. D, Inger ting, deft, and respdt 82 00 Tabor, Earnest W.—AVm. A'an Tassell. ('79). 243 33 soU 963 47 11 The admr,, &c,, of Wm, P, Griffen, Turner, Thomas—Reuben Smith. (1881)..., 13181 12 *Wolfstein, L,—J, A, Sweeney 578 93 dec'd—J. Fogal, Jr 57 57 *AVarren, AViliiani S.—John Tuome.y. (1881), 319 7? 13 Walker, Thomas H,—J, L, Mott 12 The recvr, of The Long Island Rail AA''est, AVilliam—Emma E, West. (1876),...,'. 88 40 Iron Works 330 85 road Co,—S, D, Callahan 3,401 29 *Widosky, Rachel—Magnus Meyerson, ('81) 287 99 13 Weisgerber, Ferdinand—W. H. 18 The City of Brooklyn-S, Ryder,.. 274 65 Morrison 149 43 * Vacated by order of Court, t Secured on Appeal" 12 the same P, F, Cadden 495 75 t Released. S Reversed. || Satisfied by Execution, 14 Withington, Charles S,—E, C, Dela 12 the same J, Campbell 219 38 *'Discharged by going thrr ugh bankruptcy, van 207 21 12 the same J. Daily 385 20 14 Wemple, Henry Y,—J, L." Haisey;'. 1,358 74 12 thesame E, Boylan , 274 65 KINCJS COUNTY, 12 The New York & Brighton Beach October 7 to 13—inclusive, KINGS" COUNTY. RaUway Co,^J, S, Davenport,,.. 1,614 12 Oct. 12 the same the same 1,472 30 Bailey, Jas. S,—Eliz. McCrosky. (1879) S4,992 21 7 Amthor, Julius—J. Wygand |859 79 12 The Universal Life Ins, Co,—A, J, Boynton, Nat, A. and P, W.—Eliz. JlcCrosky. r, Abbott, E. R. ) m XA Vanderpoel 12,564 00 (1879) 4,992 21 ^ *Abbott, Arthur T. [ ^' Davenport. 256 09 gClafiin, H, B, and Juo.—C, J. Quinby. ('80). 49,944 90 12 the same R. Sewell 30,149 80 Cornell, John F, — Annie E. Wallingford. 10 Ahem, Michael J.—C. W. Tobey... 234 44 11 Ufer, Edward—W, H. Smith 163 50 (1881) 121 19 10 Annable, John F.—M. Ibbotson.... 2 782 29 13 Vaughan, Richard H,—P, AVest.... 1,139 37 §Dunn, AA'^m, S,—C. J, Quinby, (1880) 49,914 90 13 Alexander, John J.—C. Bunce ' 84 64 7 *Weber. Nicholas—J, Wygand 859 79 gEames, Edward E,—C. J. Quinbv. (1880) .. 49,944 90 13 AUaire, George D.—G. C, Martiu,,. 49 75 7 Weyel, Charles—M, Engelhardt,,,. 130 SO tjFairchild, H. J—C, J. Quinby, (1880) 49,944 90 7 Bimey, Emma—J. H. Johnston 670 45 12 *Wolfstein, L,—J, A, Sweeney .578 93 §Force, Dexter N.—C, J. Quinb.v, (1880) 49,944 90 8 Burtiss, A.—T. Davenport...: 169 53 Goldsmidt, Barbara and Joseph—J, A\^ Ha 13 Whittier, J. H,—H, Lange 246 92 mel, (1878) 119 79 10 Bentley, Thomas—C. W. Tobey.... 234 44 Harris, John H,—Peter Alsgood. (1879) 309 55 11 Braff, Richard P.—J. S. Stanton... 98 84 < » » Miles, Walter V,—H, Hoehn. (1881) 25 00 13 Burke, James A.—P. Dockrey 331 73 Muller, AVilliam—Peter Alsgood, (1879) 309 .55 7 Carney, Mary A.—J. B. Phillips.... 956 99 SATISFIED JUDGMENTS. Munsell, Jas, A.—Eliz, McCrosk.v, (1879).... 4,992 21 7 Crampton, MahlonB.—A, Terry... 13 097 57 NEAV YORK. Richardson, Henry A, and H, B,—Eliz. Mc 8 CorneU, John F.—A. B. WalUng- ' October Sth to 14th—inclusive, Crosky. (1879) 4,992 21 ford 12119 §Robinson, Daniel—C. J. Quinby, (1880).... 49,944 90 Allen, D, D.—W, E. Bowne, (18T1). $113 97 Valentine. J. W.—Sarah E, Mansfield, as 11 Clark, William—E. Ward 1 115 02 Anthony, Sted—Adelaide B, Ludden, (1881) 113 73 signee, (1880) 1,000 00 8 Demars, Henry W,—F, & M, Schae- ' Buchheister, Charles.—B, H, Grover, (1880). 565 28 fer Brewing Co 439 34 Same same. (1881) 63 85 SATISFIED IN WHOLE OR PART ON EXECUTION. 8 *Deaderick, Robert—T, Davenport." 169 53 Brink, Peter H.—First Nat, Bank of Sauger Hasbrouck, Alexr. S, — Janet Hasbrouck. ties. (1875) 906 67 (1881) 5322 50 of 1,423 91 11 Demars, Hemy W.—W. H. Smith.. 162 50 Bigelow, John AV,—Life Assoc'n of America, 11 Douglass, Thomas—J. S. Stanton... 98 S4 (1879), (Lien suspendeaujion appeal),,. 422 08 13 Doyle, John J.—A. V. Gearon 73 98 Same C. J, Ehbets, (1870) .503 58 Early, John fl., as exr., &c, 1 Baldwin. Abram H.—E. H. Purdy. (I88I)... 095 93 MECHANICS' LIENS. of Owen Early, dec d. I J B Briggs, Emelia E,—Anne Bishop, (1881).,.. 33 25 7 Early, James J., Teresa R., y PhU- Brooks, AV n, H,—D. L. Short, (1879) 95 69 Thomas B., John H., Ann | lips.. 9.56 99 Beach, Henry C—J, C, Hamilton, (1880).... 94 11 NEW YORK CUT. and Owen j Same Chas. Schmolze. (1881) 83 22 Sept. *Bell, Pranklin (. A. T. Bax- 29 Ninety-seventh st, n s. 150 e 4th av, 25x 7 Fowler. Frederick R., and WiUiam •Baxter, Charles H,. impld,, &c. ( ter, ('80), 12,371 91 100.11. Abraham Steers agt AVilliam ,, ^,^'T^-^e*Ty 13,097 67 Carle, Uriah—First Nat, Bank of Saugerties, Smith and Frances Lasette. (Error dis 11 Flanders, George M.-—T. C. Camp (1875) 906 67 covered and corrected Oct 10) $824 04 bell 100 08 Cornell. John F.—Annie E, AVallingford. Oct. (1881) 121 19 10 Broadway, No. 63, w s, abt 150 s Rector st. 13 .FaUon, John—Mechanics' & Traders' Campbell, Martin—Gluck & Scharmann, Continued by order of court,) Charles Bank, Brooklyn. 3,689 28 (1874) 1,01734 1 Fink agt Vandewater Smith .1,925 70 980 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD October 15,1881 11 Catharine st. No, 66, w s, near Oak st. 12 Grand st, n w cor Sheriff st, 60x75, J, & R. ng, 25x36, tin roof, wooden cornice; cost. $8,750; AVoodruff, Conklin & Bayer agt Adolph Darrow agt George Raab ahd James owner, Frederick Schroeder, AVoodlawn; archi Baum and Jacob Schock 215 43 Smith. (Sept. 9, 18Sl) 392 19 tect and carpenter, G.W. A.'^arian; mason, Cherry st, Nos. 294 to 308, bet Jefferson] *10 Seventy-ninth st, n s, 200 e 3d av, 40 ft Epuer. jp and Clinton sts ! front. Kelly & Rogers agt Mary and Rutgers pl, Nos. 10 to 22, s s, bet Jefferson j Peter F, McMauus. (July 27,1881) 6 93 Plan 1021—One Hundred and Fourth st, n s, and Clinton sts J 150 w Av A, two one-story brick foundry and Jeremiah Fitzgerald agt Carrie Lowen * Discharged by depositing amount of lien with machine shops, 190x100 and 50, gravel roof, brick stein 60 00 Clerk. cornice; cost. $7,000 and $5,000; owner, Francis 13 Division av, n e cor Robbins av, 24th Ward, t Cancelled of record by order of court. H. Duclos, New Brunswick, N. J,; architect, G, 10 buildings, Geo. Steele & Sons agt John B. BiUerweU; buUders, Charles AVhite and C. AV. G. Heintze and Chas. Bornkamp 5,000 00 Klappert's Sons, 10 Fourth av. No. 807, e s, 75.5 n 53d st, 25 ft, KINGS COUNTY, front. Francis Cook agt Annie M, Green and Kieran Egan 200 00 October 8th to 14th—inclusive, KINGS COUNTY. 10 Fourth st, n w cor Macdougal st, known as Vernon av, Nos. 112, 114, 116 and 118, s s. An 39 West AVashington sq. Johu J. O'Brien drew Schmidt agt Patrick Sheridan. Plan 856—Third st, Nos. 75 and 77, n s, bet agt Maria and Elise Kiralfy 1,750 00 (Lien filed March 1. 1881.) (Satisfied by Hoyt and Bond sts, one one story brick factory, 11 Fourth av, n e cor 105th st, 100x100, 6 houses, deposit with County Clerk) $62 00 40x45, gravel roof, wooden cornice; cost, $2,000; L, C, Tufts agt John P. Kuhn, Frank Bergen st, s s, 245 e Rochester av, 40x127x9. owner, AVm. E, Hough, 455 Union st; architect Haas and Garret Van Cleve 98 00 Samuel Goodbody agt Hannah Cathcart, and carpenter, J, Hough; mason, P, R, Kelly. 11 Fourth av, n w cor 18th st, 53x140, "The (Lien filed Sept. 12, 1881) 55 00 Belvidere." Bonner & A'^an Court agt Schermerhorn st, No. 125, ' Daniel Gallagher Plan 857—Broadway, No, 45, s s, bet 2d and 3d Joseph AVehrle 2,367 75 agt Hanl.y and Owea Nolan. (Lien filed sts, one one-story brick saloon, 27x35, tin roof, 13 Fiftieth st, s s, abt 100 w 3d av, 75 ft. front, Sept. 6, 1881) 600 00 wooden cornice; cost, $1,300; owner, Mr, Lowen James Kelly agt Thomas Cockerill and Butler st, n s, 126 w A''anderbilt av. Daniel stein ; builders A, Sachs and J, Rueger. J, Smith 70 50 Gallagher agt Home for Destitute Children Plan 858—Herkimer st, s s, 40 w Utica av, two 14 Forty-sixth st. No. 21, n s, bet Sth and 6th and OvvenNolan 300 00 two-story brick dweU'gs, 18x40, gravel roof, avs. Caesar Fontana and Lorenzo Scat- Atlantic st, Nos, 57, 59 and 61, n s, Michael tagliaagt Theodore W. Meyers 2,445 00 Dalton agt Henry Linderbergr, owner, and wooden cornice; cost, each, $4,000; owners, Ken 14 Fourth av, e s, extdg from 69"th to 70th sts, Francis Kelly. (Lien filed Oct. 7.) (Dis yon & Newton, 528 Union st; architect and car 200x100. Greeu Wright agt AA'^m, and charged by deposit with County Clerk)... 558 00 penter, Theo, Pearson; mason, C, BedeU, Annie E, Christie 1,180 00 Plan 8.59-Partition st, s s, 200 e Conover st, 12 Ninety-third st, n s, 90 e 3d av, 60 ft. front, one four-story brick store and tenem't, 30x50, tin John A. Kennedy agt Catharine M, Trim ble 118 50 roof, wooden cornice; cost, $8,000; owner, Henry 10 One Hundred and Twenty-Seventh st, s s, Dohrmann, 134 Partition st; architect and builder, abt 2i5 w 7th av, 50 ft front. AV, D, & A.. C, M, Detlefsen, S. Nichols agt Susan Stevens 390 00 NEW YORK CITY. Plan 860—Hamilton av, s e cor Richard st, one 11 One Hundred and Third st, n s, 175 w 2d av, one-story brick coal office, 60x40, board roof; abt 75 ft front, L. C. Tufts agt Elbert D. Plan 1004—Eighty-fifth st. No. 311E., one four- cost, $1,500; owner, Geo. McMahon, Hicks and Howes 272 32 Sackett sts. 11 One Hundred and Fourteenth st, s s, 100 w story brown stone tenem't, 2.5x68, tin roof, iron 2d av, abt 100 ft front, 5 buildings, Titus cornice; cost, .$14,.500; owner, Fred, Schuck, 516 Plan 861—Madison st, s s, midway between Smith age Peter Algie & Co 65 61 East SSth st; architect, J, Brandt, Clason and Franklin avs, one two-story brick 12 One Hundred and Fourth st, n s, 200 e 4th Plan 100.5—One Hundred and Forty-third st, n stable and dweU'g, 25x63, tin roof, wooden and ay, 54 ft front, Daniel Gavin agt AVilliam s. 125 e College av, one two-story frame dweU'g, brick cornice; cost, $4,500; owner, A. AV, Pol Christie, S, A. Fanning and Dean & Cham 15x34, and extension 14, gravel roof, wooden ana lard, 73 Monroe st; architect, AV, H, Burhaus. berlain 350 00 tin cornice; cost, $2,000; owner, Hannah L. Hall, 14 One Hundred and Twenty-fifth st, s s, 235 Plan 862—Monroe st, Nos, 140 and 142, bemg e 6th av, 125 feet front. Daniel Fitzpat on premises; architect, H, S. Baker; builder, 145 e Bedford av, two three-story brown stone rick agt Joshua D. Mersereau 146 25 John Knox. dweU'gs, 20x42,8, tin roof, wooden cornice; cost, Seventy-fifth st, No. 219 E., n s, abt 125 el Plan 1006—One Hundred and Fifty-sixth st, s $5,500; owner, architect and builder, L, W. 3d av. 25 feet front ', Seaman, Jr., De Kalb av and Fort Green pl. 10 s, 350 e Courtlandt av, one onestory frame Seventy-fifth st. No, 223 E,, n s, abt 175 e f dvirell'g, 20x30, tin roof, wooden and tin cornice; Plan 863—Gates av, s s, 50 e Reid av, one two- 3d av, 25 feet front J cost, $1,000; owner, architect and builder, Louis story brick dweU'g, 25x27, tin roof; cost, $2,300; AVm, Harnett agt Joseph H. AVells 60 00 10 Same property, Thomas Kelly agt same,. 43.34 Sauter, on premises. owner, Jas, Fraine, Gates and Reid avs; buUder, 10 Seventeenth st. No, 417 W,, n s, bet Oth and , Plan 1007—Attorney st, No, 123, rear, one two- S. C. AVhitehead. lUth avs, engine house, Horace Howser story brick shop, 25x40, tin roof, brick cornice; Plan 864—Huntington st, s s, 120 e Columbia agt Joseph E, and Edward LL'nnon 42 50 cost, S900; ovpner, Charles Adelman, 171 Riving st, one two-story frame dweU'g, 20x30, tin roof; 12 Seventy-sixth st, n s, 248 e Av A, 50 feet ton st; builders, Merck & AA''estfall, cost, $1,200; owner, John Moser, 115 Huntington front. Gardalo Giovani and nine others Plan 1008—Fourth av, n e cor 73d st, one six- st; builder, C, M, Detlefsen, agt Elbert D. Howes and Nicholas Platz. 10 lines amounting in all to 222 11 story brick apartment house, 45x92, tin roof, Plan 865—Third pl, s s, 75 w Smith st, four 12 Same property, Nicholas Platz agt Elbert iron cornice; cost, $60,000; owner, Charles H. three-story brick tenem'ts, 15 and 20x45, gravel D. Howes 276 00 Bliss, 204 East 72dst; architects, Thom & AVil roof, wooden cornice; cost, total, $16,.500; owner, 8 Tenth av, w s, 25 s 100th st, 25 ft, front, son; mason, J, Kennedy; carpenter, not selected. architect and builder, AVm. Taylor, 83 3d pl. James McGann agt The Estate of P, Plan 1009—Fourth av, e s, 45,2 n 73d st, three Plan 866—Penn st, s s, 100 w Harrison av, two McGann and Andrew Keating 76 00 five-story Connecticut brown stone apartment two-story Connecticut brown stone dweU'gs, 20x 10 Twent.v-ninth st. No. 154 E,, s s, bet 3d and houses, 19x66, and extension 10x12, tin roof, irou 45, and one-story extension, 9x11, tin roofs, Lexington avs. Bradley & Currier agt Isaac L. Riker, Samuel Barber and AVm. cornice; cost, each, $15,000; owner, architect and wooden cornices; cost, about, $4,500 ea ch; owners, Hawkins 764 00 builder, same as last. John F. Saddington & Bro., 2013^ Haisey st; 11 Same property. G, L. Schuj-lerA Co. agt Plan 1010—Seventh av, w s, 25 s 54th st, three architect, G. AV. Casey; builder, T. B. Sadding Sime 72 11 six-story brick apartment houses, 31.6x86, tin ton. 13 Twenty-ninth st. No, 156 E., ss, abt 70 w 3d roof, iron cornice; cost, each, $60,000; owners Plan 867—Madison st, n s, 425 e Reid av, seven av, abt 42 ft. front. J. J, Bowes & Bro, and builders, McMillan & McBurnie; architects, two-story bnck dweil'gs, 14,4x32, gravel roofs, agt Wm, Hawkins and Biker & Barber.... 160 00 14 Thirty-ninth st, s s, 80 Je 2d av, 20x86,9x Thom & AVilson. wooden cornices; cost, each, $1,800; owner, irreg. Richard Chidwick agt James Mc Plan 1011—First av, e s, 25 s 113th st, one four- architect and builder, AVm, Godfrey, 614 Fulton Carthy 544 25 story brick flat, 23.2x68, tin roof, iron cornice; street. cost, .?9,000; owner and builder, Joseph Murray, Plan 868—St. FeUx st, w s, 83.11 s De Kalb av, 315 East 116th st; architect, J. H, AT'alentine, one two-story brick stable and dweUing, 20x45, RINGS COUNTY. Plan 1012—One Hundred and Tw enty-third st, felt and gravel roof, wooden cornice; cost, $2,200; Oct, n s, 3(X) e Sth av, six three-story brown stone owner, Mattie J. Burwell, 53 South Oxford st; 8 Greene av, Nos. 406 to 430 inclusive, s s, 100 dweil'gs, 16,8x50, tin roof, iron cornice; cost, architect and carpenter, Alfred Halt; mason, E. e Bedford av, 260x100, Van Pelt & Pearce each, .$10,000; owner, James Gault, 210 AVest 53d AV. AVaters, agt Elizabeth W, Aldrich, owner, and st; architect, J, H, A/alentine. Plan 869—Fourth st, s s, 120 w Bond st, one James H, Darrow $4,950 00 Plan 1013—Bowery, No, 376J^, rear, one one- one-story frame storage shed, 40 and 45x70x89, 12 Fifth st, s s, 123,10 e 5th av, 340x100. Charles Long agt George D. Arthur, Cevedia B, story brick dyeing shop, 13.6x14, tin roof; cost, gravel roof; cost, abt $900; owner, C, S, Buell; Sheldon, N. G, Foster, Charles E, Collins $200; owner, AV. A. Rees, on premises architect and builder, Henry Case. and Charles L. Dor, owners, and Cevedia Plan 1014—Pleasant av, s w cor 123d st, one B, Sheldon 5,800 00 four-story brick tenem't, 26x60, and extensioii, tin 8 Greene av, s s, 100 e Bedford av, 260x100, roof, iron cornice; cost, $15,000; owner, J. F, ALTERATIONS NEW YORK CITY. Rankin & Ross agt James H, Darrow, Havanagh, 223 AVest 42d st; architects, Clever Plan 1207—Fifty-fifth st. No. 343 AV., one- owner, &c 3,000 00 don & Putzel, 8 Same property. Richard G, Phelps agt story frame extension, 8x6, tin roof; cost, $50; James H, Darrow, owner, and T, A. Rem Plan 101.5—Twenty-fifth st, foot of, at North owner, M, Mitchell, 343 AVest 58th st; builder, sen 1,778 61 River, Pier 55, one two-story frame and iron AVm, H, Luyster, 10 Greene av, s s, 100 e Bedford av, 13 houses. sheds for freight, offices, workshops, &c,, 80x498, Plan 1208—Thompson st. No, 67, basement and James H. Gowdy agt James H, Darrow, gravel roof, iron cornice; cost, $60,000; owner. front alterations, iron work; cost, $400; owner, owner, &c., and Van Pelt & Pierce 300 00 The Atlas S. S, Co,, 15 State st; architect. A, Mrs. Cuche, on premises; architect, J, Luhrs, 8 Grand st. No. 397, n w cor Union av, 25x100, Namur; builder, AV, P, Morgan, Oscar H. Doolittle agt Dorinda (jleason, Plan 1209—Seventeenth st. No, 330 AV,, two- or the heirs of W, Gleason, dec'd, owners, Plan i016—Eighty-second st, s s, 55 w Lexing story frame extension, 11x15,6, interior altera and Daniel F, Gleason 112 31 ton av, one four-story brick and brown stone tions; cost, ; owner, Frank E. Bean, 334 AVest 12 South 5th St. See lien, Watson & Pittinger tenem't, 25x80, tin roof, iron cornice; cost, 17th st; architect and builder, J, Purdy, agt George D, Arthur and C. B. Sheldon, $20,000; owner, Morris Silberstein, 115 Mercer st; Plan 1210—Third av. No, 1041, one-story brick owners, and C. B, Sheldon, N. G, Foster, architect, AV, F, Burz'oughs; builders, Thos, San extension, 21,6x44, tin and glass roof, iron cor Charles E, Collins and Chas. S, Doe 112 00 derson & Son and J, C, O'Connor, 14 Seventh av, s w cor Lincoln pl, 30x110, nice; cost, $4,500; owner and builder, John D, Charles H, Stiles, assignee, agt James B, Plan 1017—Alexander av, n e cor 135th st, five Crimmins, 1037 3d av; architect, Albert AVagner, Davenport 1,746 94 three-story brick dweil'gs, 20x45, tin roof, iron Plan 1211—Thirty-nmth st, Ko, 36 AV,, one- cornice; cost, each, $7,500; owner, Mrs, Mary story brick extension, 16x39,4, tin roof, iron cor Dugan, 107 Alexander av; architect, John Rog nice^ slight interior alteration; cost, $4,300; ers; builder, Jas, O'Kane. owner, S, O, Vanderpoel, 144 State st, Albany; SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS. Plan 1018—Bremer av, e s, 350 n Kemp st, and arcbitect, H, T. E, AVendell; buUders, E, Vree Oct, NEW YORK CITY. about in line 165th st, one two and one-half-story land and Van Dooren, 10 Seventh st. No, 108, s s. 262.11 e 1st av, Pe frame dwell'g, 25 and 20x44, slate and tin roof, Plan 1212—^Duane st. No, 141, two-story brick ter Schaeifler agt Pauline Boiler, (Lien wooden cornice; cost, $4,000; owner, Smith AV. extension, 25x23, tin roof, tin cornice, repair aU filed Sept, 34,1881) $94 80 Anderson, Arlington, N. J.; architect and build burned and broken parts; cost, $7,650; owners, T. 11 Eighty-second st, s s, abt 100 w Av A, abt er, J, B, Warren, and R, Patterson; architect, Ghas, Sturtzkober; 25 ft front. Louis Rossi agt Frame Plan 1019—Monroe st. No, 168, one five-story builders, J. Shmitt andG. A, Sturtzkober. and Thomas AValker, (June 21,1881) 106 00 brick factory, 23,4x98,4, tin roof, iron cornice; til Forty-first st. No, 3 E., n s, 122 e Sth av, 22 Plan 1213—St. Ann's av, n e cor 150th st, raised ft front, Richard H, Ewart, byassi;;n, cost, $28,000: owners. Brown & Bliss, 169 Canal three feet, stone waU beneath, partition set up. from Health Department of the City of st; architect, A. AVagner; builder, P. Scheffler. chimneys built, &c.; cost, $750; owner, architect New York, agt Anna A. Driggs. (July 1, Plan 1020—AVilliamsbridge road, w s, abt 450 and buUder, Frederick Cordes, Washington aer 18!«) 571 79 s Central av junction, one two-story frame dwell- and 163d at. October 15,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. 981 Plan 1214—WaU st. No. 86, three walnut show Plan 669—Boerum st, abt 325 e Bushwick av, Union av, n e cor Washington av, 77x100, by G. De windows; cost, abt $325; owner, Peter J, one-story frame extension, 15x16, tin roof, AVitt Clocke, ref., on the premises 19 O'Donohue, 88 Front st; builder, Samuel Harris, wooden cornice; cost, ; owner, Ernest Gran- AVashington pl. No. 9, n s, 25 w Mercer st, 25x100, three-story brick dwell'g, by A'^an Tassell & Plan 121.5—Walker st. No. 37, cut off three feet del ; builders, AV, Daf eldecker and F, J, Berlen Kearney, (Amount due, abt $16,450) 20 from rear extension and rebuilt wall; cost, $500; bach. Leroy st, No. 42, s s, 18.9 w Bedford st, 18.9x.50, owner, estate of E. D. Plimpton, Brooklyn, Plan 670—Atlantic av. No. 392, two-story brick tliree-story hrick dweU'g, by V. F. Meyer. (2d vault light manufactui-ers, Tice & Jacobs, 71 extension, 20x43, tin roof, &c.; cost, $2,000; mort. abt'88(10, 1st mort. $2,0(X)) 20 Centre st. owner, John Goetz, on premises; builders, J, J, Dyckman st, e s, at intersection n w side 10th av, Plan 1216—Fifty-third st. No. 1 AV,, three- Butzeu and C. Dietrich. runs northeast along 10th av, 142 to Sherman's creek, x northwest — to lands L. Chittenden, story brick extension, 4x3,6, tin roof, brick and Plan 671—Douglass st. No, 49, one-story brick dec'd, X west 22 x again west .52 to Dyckman st, metal cornice; cost, $700; owner, William F, extension, 25x10, tin roof; cost, $1,000; owner, X southeast 2.34.9 to beginrn'ng, with right, title, Morgan, on premises; builders, A. Brown, Jr, C, H, M, Delclisur, on premises; architect, C, P, &c., to water Lts adjacent, by P. F. Meyer. and J. J. Brown. Eisenach; builders, J, Thatcher and AV, Zang, (Amount due, about .Si,8.50) 20 Plan 1217—1st av, No. 28, raised one story, flat Plan 672—Freeman st. No, 121, one-story frame 29th st. No. 241. n s, 306 e Sth av, 23.5x98.9, four- tinroof; cost.$700; owner, Henry Mahlstedt, on extension, 10x12, tin roof; cost, $150; owner, O. story frame tenem't, and three-story brick ten< - ment in I ear, by R. A''. Harnett. (Partition sale). 20 premises; architect, Wm. Graul. M. Ross, on premises. 40th st, s s, 1.50 V,- 1st av, 25x98.9, one-story frame j Plan 1218-Eighth av. No 896, front alteration; Plan 67.3—Atlantic av, No, 288, front alter stable y cost, $75; owner, C, M, A^alentiue, Yonkers, N, ed; cost, $.500; owner, Herman Thimig, on lllth st, s s, 5.5.1 VV 2d av, 45x38.4x65.8. vacant .. ) Y,; builder. W. H. Luyster. premises; architect, Carl F. Eisenach; builder, by E. F. Rayuionrl. (.\mount due, abt $.3,000)... 21 Plan 1219—Sixtieth st, Nos. 304 and 306 E., C, Dietrich. 40th St. No. 215, n s, 230 e 3(1 av, 25x98.9, four-story raised one-story, flat tin roof, brick cornice, in Plan 074—Bedford av. No. 79, two-story brick brick tenem't, by L, J. Pliillips. (Partition terior alterations; cost, $(3,500; owner and extension, 14x17, gravel roof ;c- st, $1,.500; ow.uer, sale) 21 2d av. No. 2346, es, 60.11 n 120th .st, 20x80, three- builder, Thomas Crimmins, 252 East 60th st; D, B. Stearns, on premises; architect, C, (J, Buck. story brick store and dwell'g, by B, Smyth, st; architect, Albert Wagner, Plan 675—Carroll st. No. 240, two-story brick (Amount due, abt S6.400) 21 Plan 1220—Broadway, No, 1220, front altera extension, 10,3x13, tin roof, wood and tin cor 60th si. No, 342, s s, 160.6 w 1st av. 20.6xl00..5, four- tions; cost, $250; owner, estate Peter Gilsey, 30S nice; cost, $],lt)0; owner, Mr, Kissam, on premi story brick tenem't, by R. V. Harnett. (iVm't West 34th st; builder, J, J, Spearing, ses; builders, E. P. Crane and Perkins & Greene, due, abt $6,000) 22 Plan 1221—Twenty-first st. No, 316 R., two- Plan 67(5—AVillow st. No, 82, retaining wall on Kingsbridge av, w s, 4(X) n from n e cor lands of Church of the Mediator, 100x327 to AVaterst, by story brick extension, 8.9x15, tin roof, iron cor south side of building; cost, $200; owner, John C, E. Gorton, ref. on the premises 23 nice; cost, $650; owner, Magdeline Sanson, on Arbuckle, on premises; builder, F, D. Moi-ris. Kingsbridge av, w s, 300 n from n e cor lands of premises; architect, Chas. Sturtzkober; builder, Plan 677—Cedar st. No. 71, add one-story flat, Church of the Mediator, lOOx.327 to AVater st, by J, Bauer, gravel roof; cost, ?:i75: owner, Wm, Coit, 6 Car David Verplanck, ref., on the premises 22 Plan 1222—One Hundred and Fifth st. No. 330 roll pl; builder, J, Hopkins, E., raise extension one story and wall beneath; Plan 678—Adam st. No, 337, underpin south cost, $300; owner, Vincent D, Bogart, 330 East wall and place a 12-foot brick wall beneath; cost, KINGS COUNTY, 10.5th st; builders, Pat. Donoho and J, Healy, $500; owner, H. Rogers; builder, T. Donlon. Oct Plau 1223—Thirty-third st. No, 114 W,, rear, Plan 679—North 6th st, s s, abt. 100 e 2d st, 8th st, n s, 222.10 e Oth av, 7.5x100, by'Cole & Mur one-story brick extension, tin roof, brick and substitute a flat roof in place of present peak, phy, at 379 Fulton .st 17 iron cornice, front and interior alterations; cost raise building 6 feet, new 12-in brick foundation Road leading from Yellow Hook to New Utrecht, "1 $3,000; owner, Wm, Arras, 203 West 3Sth st; wall, also one-story frame extension, 10x14, adj lauds of Denyse, Stillwells, A'oorhis, Em-1 architects, Thom & Wilson and J. Vix & Son. gravel roof; cost, $1,050; owner, James Foley, mons and Delaplaine, 14 acres 2 roods and 15 j Plan 1224—Sheridan av, cor 163d st, two-story North 6th st, near 2d st; architect, F. Weber; perches } Also, 6 acres 3 roods and 15 perches on same | frame extension, 16x26,6, tin roof and interior builders, Wm, Snowdon & Son, road, and road leading from Fort Hamilton to | alterations; cost, $1,400; owner, Henrj'- R. New Utrecht J AVright, on premises; architect, W. W, Gardner; by T. A. Kerrigan, at .35 Willoughby st 17 builder, Theo. Dieterlen. President st, n s, 174.6 w Henry st, 20x100, by Cole Plan 1225—Gouverneur slip, n e cor Water st, MISCELLANEOUS. & Murphy, at 379 Fulton st 18 raised two stories, roof joists replaced with floor Pacific St. centre line, 153,2 e Schenectady av, 29.1 BUSINESS FAILURKS. X112 2, by C. Schoonmaker, at Court House, joists, &c,; cost, $12,500; owners. Palmer & Em (Amountdue, $434) 19 bury, 187 Canal st; architect, A, Wagner; build Schedule of assets and liabilities filed by assignees Ocean Parkway, n w cor Park st, 300x714x301x084, ers," Murphy & McGinty, for the week ending October 14: wih francises, tracks, &c., of New York & Plan 1226—Twenty-seventh st, Nos. 158 and Brighton Beach Railway Co., by T. A. Kerrigan, 160 AV,, repair damage by fire; cost, $800; own Nominal Real at 35 Willoughby st 20 er, Estale E. C. Robinson, on premises; architect Liabilities, Assets, Assets, Quincy st, s s, 185 e Nostrand av, 20x100 1 and builder, John D, Miner. Creighton,,lohn..., $14,167 $16,276 $2,303 Washington st, w s. 108 s Concord st. 25x105 | Harris, Louis 7,105 799 663 Sea Side av, s s, 615.3 s w Canarsie av, 275x180.6 j Plan 1227—First av, e s, 68th to 69th sts, one- Lewisheim, Leopold 5,113 3,144 1,8.52 to Bay View av, Canarsie J story brick extension, 28x24, gravel roof, tin cor Vroman & Harrow-.. 565 541 405 by T A. Kerrigan, at 3.") AA'^illoughby st 21 nice; cost, $.500; owner, R, T, Auchmuty, Lenox, Frost st, n s, li 0 w Lorimer st, 50x100, by J. C. Mass.; architect, Jas, Renwick; builder, Austin N. Y, ASSIGNMENTS—BENEFIT CEEDITORS, Eadie, at 45 Broadway, E. D 22 Gibbins. Oct, Manhattan av (late Union pl and av), e s, .50 n Plan 1228—Eighth av, w s, 25 n 128th st, six 8 Monday, Henry, to Nathan Leibel; preferences, Huron st, 25x100, by L. S. Turner, ref., at Court $5,268. House 22 round cast iron columns in front; cost, $300; 14 Levy, Hirsch, to Isidore Hirsch; preferences, $600. owner, L. K. Ungrich, 160 West 33d st; architect, M. L, Ungrich, Plan 1229—One Hundred and Fortieth st, s s, PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF ALDEREM,\ LIS PENDENS, NEW YORK CITY. 140 w Willis av, cellar dug out, and new front and rear walls built under building, &c.; cost, AFFECTING REAL ESTATE. MISCELLANEOUS SUITS, $7(0; owner, Jno. A, Norman, on premises; arch * Under the different headings indicates that a reso Oct. itect and builder, Jas, Lacoste, Kigsbridge road, w s, bet 185th and 186th sts, ex lution has been introduced and referred to the appro tends to Hudson river, 37 acres, except land priate committee, t Indicates that the resolution has taken for railroad and ridge road and public RINGS COUNTY. passed and bet-n sent to the Mayor for approval. drive Plan 658—Cambridge pl. No, 19, raised three- NEW YORK, October, 14, 1881. 12th av, centre line, at intersection centre line feet, flat, tinroof; cost, $1,000;owner,Mr. Tweed, I82d st, &c., abt 8 82 100 acres i REGULATING, GRADING, ETC, Nassau st, w s, extending from Fulton tc Ann i on premises; architect and carpenter, D, H, Fow st, 117x74,8x125 2x75.0, known as the Bennett f ler; masons. Baker & O'Kane, 83d st, from west curb of Boulevard to Riverside drive.* Building Plan 659—Eckford st. No, 179, two-story frame 129ih st, from west curb Oth av to east curb 7th av.* Sth av. No. 425, n e cor 38th st, 44.5x100 I extension, 10.6x18, tin roof; cost, $900; owner, Mr. 140th st, bet 3d and Morris avs.t 38th st. No, 1 E., n s, 100 e 5th av, 2.5x98.9 I 39th st. No, 11 AV,, n s, 280,10 w 5th av, 20.10x98,9 St avers, Eckford st; architect, S, Place; builders, MAINS, D, H. Hulse and A, J, Hulse, 21st st. No, 37 AV., n s. .349.5 e 6th av, 24.4x98.9.... | Union av, from the Boston road to AVestchester av; Janies Gordon Bennett agt Jeannette, Isaac, Jr, I Plan 660—South Fifth st. No. 325, add one-storv gas.* and Isaac 3d, and Norah Bell; partition; att'y, to extension; cost, $300; owner and builder, Geo. 184th st, bet Valentine and Morris avs; gas.* John Townshend... 8 Lehrian. on premises. 78th st, s s,-217.t) w 2d av, 37.6x102.2. Jacob Roos Plan 661—Water st. No, 85, rebuild part rear agt Pauline Schmidt et al; action to declare two wall; cost, $500; owner, John J, Spowers, 98 BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN, deeds fraudulent and void; att'y, Frederick John st. New York; builder, E. B, Fowler, BROOKLYN, October 10, 1881. Baker 10 Plan 662—Walworth st. No, 38, raised three Courtland av, w s, 75 n 151st st, 2.5x100. James C. FENCING VACANT LOTS, de la Mare agt Joseph and Anna Frey, and John feet, stone foundation; cost, $150; owner, P. Lot 67, Union st, Frees; action to set aside two deeds as fraudu Sheridan, lent and voio; att'y, James C. de La Mare 10 Plan 663—Fourth st. No, 347, near North Oth st, CULVERTS. 12th st, s w s, 300 n w Oth av, 25x103.3. Mary A, one-story frame extension, 10,6x18, gravel roof; North 6th st cor 7th st. Chisolm agt Abraham Van Orden et al; action cost, $200; owner, H, Fedden, Franklin st, near WATER MAINS, to recover possession; att'ys, Piatt & Bowers... 11 125ih st, s s, 535 w 5th av, 125x1^ block. Charles Nolle st; architect and carpenter, S, F, Bartlett; Elizabeth st, mason, D. H, Hulse, F, AVillis agt Joshua D, Merserau and John I", UNCAP LAMPS. Schreyer; action for completion of contract: Plan 664—West st, s e cor Milton st, raise one- Albany av, cor Fulton st. att'y, Wm, Settle n story; cost, $.500; owner and builder, S, A, Ren- Herkimer st, cor Uadde pl. 2d av. s e cor lOth st, 13 3x41 ) ton, on premises; architect, F, AVebber, AVillett st, w s. 1.50 s Rivington st, 25x100 j" Plan 665—AVashington av. No, 251, two-story Gordon L. Ford agt William AV, Hoyt; action for brick extension, 20x37,1, tin roof, iron cornice; ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES. judgment; declaring property is held intrust cost, about, $7,000; owner, Geo, C, Martin, on for John S. Stiger; att'ys, T, J, & R, F, Tilney.. 11 premises; architect and builder, AV, H, Hazzard, REFEREES' •ALES TO BE HELD AT THE EXCHANGE SALES 45th st, s s, 475 w Oth av, 25x100.4 | ROOM. NO, 111 BROADWAY 56th st, n s, 210 e 3d av, 25x100.4 | Plan 666—Bedford av, No. 505, two-story frame 49th st, s s, 200 e llth av, 25x100.4 extension, 12x28, tin roof, wooden and tin cor Oct, 37th st, s s, 275 e 11th av, 2.'"ix98.9 | nice ; cost, $300; owner, Mrs, Ellen Dowling, Bed Benson st, n s, 350 w Courtlandt av, 50x100, by J, 33d st, s s, 100 e 7th av, 17,6x4a i ford av; architect and carpenter, M. McCarty; T, Boyd. (Amount due, abt Sl,400) 17 69th st, n s, 138 e 1st av, 2,5x100.4 i mason, M, Myres, 15th st. No. 26, s s, 373,7 w 5th av, 25x93.4x25,8x87.5, Park pl, s s, 23x98 9, Leasehold I three story brick dweU'g, by J, T, Boyd, (Parti 53d st, s s, 362.6 e 8th av, 20,2x—, gore | Plan 667—(xreene st, Nos, 165 and 167, raise one tion sale) 18 53d st, s s, 381,3 e 8th av, 93,9xl00,5xll8.9x irreg.. ^ story, also four-story frame extension, 12x14, 35tb st, s s, 225 w 2d av, 45x98.9, No. 232, fonr-story 33d st, n s, 326 w 9th av, 25x98 9 ravel roof, wooden cornice; cost, $500; owner, brick tenem't and two-story brick stabh- in rear; 44th st, n s, 400 w Oth av, 2,5x100,4 f ohn Zimmerman, Greene st, cor Manhattan av; No, 234, four-story brick tenem't, by J. T. Boyd, llth av, e s, 49.5 n 39th st, 74x100 builders, Port & Gamble, (2d mort. amt due, abt 89,150; 1st mort. $13,000). 18 28th st, n s, 375 w 8th av, 2.5x98.9. Leasehold... Plan 66S—North Second st. No, 173, one-story 98th st, n s, 260 e 3d av, 100x100,11 ( 9th av, w s, 98.9 s 30th st, 20x60, Leasehold brick extensions, one, 26 and 30x60, and one 40x30, yOth st, s s, 160 e 3d av, 225x100,11, vacant )" Oth av, w s, 138.9 s 30th st, 20x60. Leasehold... by J. P, Traver. (Partition sale) 19 105th st, s s, 150 w 1st av, 25x100.11 gravel roof; cost, $2,000; owner and architect, 112th st, n s. 570 w 3d av, 25x100.10, three-story 19th st, s s, 243 e 4th av, 82x100, Brooklyn Wm, Freudel, on premises; builders, Jacob Bis- frame dwell'g, by A. H. Muller & Son. (Amount Matilda F. O'Brien agt John Martine et al,; par son and Marinus & GiU, due, abt 86,550) 19 tition ; att'ys, Flanagan &' Bright I4 982 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. October 15,1881 59th st, n s, 358,10 w 1st av, 29x100,5. Thomas Hamilton av, sws, 111,10 n w Henry st, 19.9x83.4x Van Wyck, J S—T Olena, etal 211 Bracken agt John Bracken et al; partition; 21.7x74,7. Eliza Fitzpatrick agt Sophia J. Sharp- Vosburgh, P H, and H A Benedict, La Grange— att'ys, Cozans & Shepard 11 ley et al,; att'y, D, W. Northup 11 The Merchants Nat Bank of Poughkeepsie,. 514 69th st, n s, 295 w 3d av. 16.8x100.5. John AV. Cham Cohimbia st, w s, 66.8 n Summit st, 16,8x100. Alice Van Courtlandt, J S, and H A Benedict, La berlin agt Samuel F. Clouser; action for an ac Herr agt Pauline W, L, Herr etal,; att'y, J, Dili, Grange--The Merchants Nat Bank of Pough- counting; att'y, Harry Wilber 12 Jr 12 keepfie 255 6th st, Nos. 215. 217 and 219, n s, 225 e 3d av, 70.4x Madison st, n s, 236 e Bedford av, 20x100. Hor CHATTELS FOR POTTGHKEEPSIB CITY. 90.10. Antonio D. aud Angeline Pena and Ann C. tense Stikeman agt Samuel A, and Ella J. Dit mars; att'y, J. Stikeman 12 Varian, IL, Poughkeepsie City—P L Van Wag Kearsing agt Margaret Kearsing et al.; partition; enen, meat market fixtures 1,600 att'ys, Sullivan & Cromwell 13 Sumpter st, n s, 208.4 e Patchen av, 16.8x100. 6th av, 6 s, 24,11 n 132d st, 25x85. Charles F. Willis Margaret Hendrickson agt George L. Crane et agt William A. Jones; action to compel comple al: att'y, W, J. Sayres 13 tion of contract of sale; att'y, Wm. Settle 13 Myrtle av, s w cor Suydam st, three double houses, ORANGE eOUlVTY. Hugh (3'Brien agt Charles E, Edwards et al; MORTGAGES. forelose mechanic's lien; att'ys, Durack & Con nelly 13 Baker, James M—A M Brink, Middletown $600 Division av, s s, 50 w 10th st, 25x102.9x34.9x78.6, Byrne, James—Mary Nary, Goshen 700 FORECLOSURE SUITS. Conklin, Elizabeth—M J Squires, Walden 600 Oct. also abt 25 feet square adj above off the rear lot No. 96, A. A. Remsen farm. Anna C. Palmer First Baptist Church Newburgh—Newburgh 75th st, n s, 250 w Av A, 47x102.3, Hortenso Stike agt Amelia Law; att'y, Geo. Thompson 14 Fire Department, Newburgh 5,000 man agt Quayle W. itawkes et al,; att'y, James Vanderbilt av, w s, 152.6 n Mvrtle av, 15x80, The Greenleaf, Charles D—I R Clements, Mount Stikeman 8 Dime Savings Bank, of Brooklyn, agt Susan T, Hope 3,000 Sth st, n s, 224 w 2d av, 26x112.10, Nathan Schon- Rice and Mr, Cunningham; att'y, J, Laurence Hough, Phila—C A Wilson, Unionville 200 farber agt Charles Matty etal.; amended notice; Marcellus 14 Howell, O P—Ann Bell, Port Jervis 3,000 att',v, John T, Cornell 8 Washington st, n e cor Water st, 60x62, The O'Neill, Emmett—M A V AVebster, Monroe 3,500 Slst st, s s, 150 e llth av, 50x100, Foreclosure of Brookl.yn Savings Bank agt John Pearce et al.; Tierney, Michael—Wm. B Miller, Wallkill 450 mechanic's lien. Cornelius Beecher agt Edward att'ys, Rolfe, Bergen & Snedeker 14 Wheeler, Lucena—Buthiah Coleman, Middle- Roberts et al.; att'y, Francis B, Chedsey 8 19th st, s s, 243 e 4th av, 32x100; also property in town 2,000 49th St. s s, 200 w 9th av. 25x100.10 Ignatius Rad New York City, Matilda F. O'Brien agt John Wood, George W—Roswell Mead, Chester, 350 ley agt Frederick Schneider et al.; amended Martine et al,; partition; att'ys, Flanagan & AVright, Elizabeth 0—Henry Wright, Newburgh 1,50(? notice; att'y, Wm. J, Kane 10 Bright 14 10th av, e s, extdg from 203d to 204th sts, 199,10x JUDGMENTS. 100, Maria Underhill agt Benjamin C, Thornal Bennett, Abraham—^William H Clark, admr 265 et al.; amended notice; att'ys, Lockwood & Brink. Abram J—First Nat Bank Middletown,,, 216 Crosby 10 RECORDED LEASES. Deyo, Daniel J—Francis G Niver .34 34th st, s e s, 39.4 e 10th av. 19.4x88. Henry Brown NKW YORK, Per year Early, John H, exr, and Jas J, Theresa R. agt Rachel E. Hyman, admrx, et al.; amended Thomas B. John H, Ann and Owen Early, notice; att'y, J, P, Solomon 10 Bowery, No. 35. five upper floors; Toch Bros, and Mary A Carney—John B Phillips 956 93d st, n s, 90 e 3d av, 60x100.8. Foreclosure of to William Smyer; 10 years, from Jan. 1, Gregory, Seth—John B Newman, &c 28 mechanic's lien. John Gordon agt Catharine 1882; 3 years $3,000, and '7 years $3,200 Hawkins, Georg«» W—Jacob M Stoutenburgh— 40 M. Trimble et al.; att'y, Chas. C, Nadal 11 Centre st. No. 6; Evan Jones, Brooklyn, to Johnston, John W, Jr—Jacob Hombech, &c 222 Central av, n w cor Evelvn pl, 150x200 I Louis Schmidt; 3 years, from Mayl.. .. 3,600 Johnson. J W, Jr—Stephen Burkhalter, &c 293 Evelyn pl, n s, 200 w Central av, 100x100 f Park st. No, 85, cor Worth st; Albert Hustedt Lozier, Hiram—Parker P Clark, &c 608 George S, Carter agt Mary A. and James W. to Herman Hustedt; 4 years, from May 1, Sohellenburgh, Benjamin—Charles L Elliott, &c 86 Ogden et al.; att'ys. Paddock & Cannon 11 1882 800 Thornton, Charles H, Julian W, Martin E and Central av, s w cor Northe st. 50x100 I Pearl st. No, 369, n w cor Hague st, factory; George AV Jones—The Ellenville Savings Northe st, s s, 100 w Central av, 50x100 ( Samuel Roberts to Edward B. Cobh; sur Bank 639 Mary E. Watson agt Marj^ A, and James W. Og render of a lease dated Feb. 28, 1881 nom Van Blarcom, Caroline—Wyman AVorthington, den et al.; att'ys. Paddock & Cannon 11 Same property; Edward B. Cobb, Tarrytown, &c 811 3d av, n s, 25 n e 142d st, 25x100. AVilliam Simpson N. Y., to Samuel Roberts; 7 year, from White, Samuel A—John Miller 34 and ano., exrs. of Sarah E, McGraw, agt Mary May 1,1881 ., part of tax and 1,487 Winslow, Peter P—Josnah Valentine 50 and Malachy O'Rourke et al.; att'y, D. M. Helm. 11 3d st, N'o. 11 W., n w cor Mercer st, and also 9th st, n s, 282.8 w 5th av, 26.2x82,3, Sophia R. C. small build'g in rear known as No. 251 Furniss agt Angelina C. Casey, individ, and as Mercer st; James S. Beams to Hermann SCHENECTADY. admrx, of Salvatore Caro et al,; amended no Gerdes; 5 years, from May 1, 1881 2,500 tice; atfys. Lord, Day & Lord 11 29th st, s s, 70 e Oth av, 30x78.9; the Society of CONVEYANCES. 41st st, n s, 3.50 e 2d av, 16.8x98.9. Walter L. Cut th>- New York Hospital to Simon Witmark; Anthony, AV H—Philip Becker, old school house ting, as exr, of Gertrude Cutting, agt Salomon 9 7-12 years, from May 1. 1881 555 lot, Glenville $150 S. Stevens et al.; amended notice; att'ys. Moore, 47th st, Nos, 102-104 W,; Charles E, Bresler to Bradt, Francis, et al—Hester Bradt, Rotterdam. 391 Hand & Bonney 11 Otto Ahrendt; 3 years, from May 1, 1882 . 3,000 Clark, William—M D Toll, Glenville 1 South st, n s, 169.2 w Pike slip, 20x160 to Water st. 127th st. No, 250, s s, bet 7th and 8th avs; Clara De La Mater, Angelica—A Le Gallez, Front st, The Bowery Savings Bank agt Franklin AVight, D, Lynch to Jonas Hirsch; 18 months, 2d AVard 350 individ, and as exr, of John AVight et al,; att'ys, from Nov, 1, 1881 900 Diment, J—D AV Banta, Smith st. 5th Ward 2,500 Norwood & CoggeshaU 12 1st av. No, 1523, store and part basement; Gardner, Eliza, et al—H Brumaghim, Glenville.. 4,000 Bergen av, n e cor Rose st, 50x100, Kate M, Smith Moore & Wilson to Joseph Anderson; 4 McCamus, T W—Patrick Carey, North Romeyn agt Henry Schneider et al.: att'y, Silas D, Gif 5-12 years 900 st, 3d Ward 400 ford 12 3d av. No, 246, store and other rooms; H. Meyer, Charles—J AVelle et al, Rotterdam 1 34th st, n s, 375 w 9th av, 25x98,9. Michael McGov Epstein to Harry B. Epstein; 3 10-12 years, Nicklas, Henry — E Steinfnhrer, Front st, 3d ern agt Rebecca Salomon et al.; att'y, Matthew from July 1 690 Ward 622 Daly - 12 3d av, s w cor 108th st, store; Charles A. Bud Sullivan, P—M Donovan, North Romeyn st, 3d 130th st, s s. 115 e 4th av, 25x100, Henry P, Towns- densiek to Henry Hupfeld; 4 years and 7 Ward ...., 869 end agt George W, Hojer and Anna M,, and months, from Oct, 1. 1881 1,020 and 1,200 Toll, Maria D—The Boston, H T & Western R'y Johu A. Monsell; att'ys, Townsend & Mahan Sth av. No. .337: The New York Life Insurance Co, Glenville 65 130th st, s s, 105 e 4th av, 25x100. Same agt same.. and Trust (jo., att'y and trustee, to Stephen Van De Bogarfc, G O, admr, &c—R S Corl, 3d Av A, s e cor 86th st, 60x100. The Mutual Life Ins, Peabody; 3 7-12 years, from May 1. .2,500 and 2,750 Ward. 1 Co. of New York agt Margaret Oberle and 6th av. No, ,58; Anna Shakspear to Henry Van Dyck, Sarah—A G Van Dyck, Rotterdam,,, 100 Quayle W. Hawkes et ttl; att'y, O. H, Palmer... 13 Staas; 5 years, from May 1 1,548 Welle, Catharine—C Meyer, Rotterdam ~ 1 113ih st, s s, 235 e 4th av, 19.7x100.11, Charles E. Oth av. No, 148, store and basement for Q]4 Xavier, J—Charles Lang, 5th Ward 300 Marlor agt Margaret E, and Henry P, Niebuhr months, from Oct. 15, 1881, and the entire Orders confirming reports of commissioners on etal; att'y, O. F, Browning 13 building for 3 years, from May 1,1882; Geo, application to acquire title to lands by N Y, 86th st, n s, 125 e 2d av, 140x100,8. Augustus L, Quimby and ano., exrs. G. Quimby, to West Shore & Buffalo R'y Co—Benjamin Brown agt Max and A^irginia Danziger et al; Lewis M, Cronk; for the 6]4 months, per Snyder, Rotterdam 3,400 att'ys, Bushe & Clark 13 month $125, and for 3 years, 2,300 Same S J Schermerhorn, Rotterdam 1,1.50 llGih st, s s, 144 w Av A, 100x100.10; foreclos. of Oth av, e s, 178.9 n 28ih st, 18.9x70; Society of Same N H Van Patten, Rotterdam 1,350 mechanic's lien, Joseph F, Joerger agt William New York Hospital to Simon Whitmark; H. Hoover et al; att'y, Edward Grosse 13 9 7-12 years, from May 1, 1881 550 MORTGAGES, Av A, s w cor 78th st, 25x94, three mortgages, Oth av, e s, 158 9 n 28th st, 20x70: same to same; Diment, H D—C Heller, Jay st. 4th Ward 1,000 Samuel Willets, as exr,, &c., of Sam, Downing, 9 7-12 years, from May 1, 1881 440 Hanrahan, Margaret—AV H Ten Ej-ck et al, 3d and as exr. of Peter S,'Titus, and as trustee of 9th av, e s, 138.9 n 28th st, 20x70; same to same; AVard 450 9 7-12 years, from May 1.1881 J, M. Hicks, agt William C. and Caroline R. ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES, Traphagen et al.; att'y, Wilson M, Powell 14 9th av, e s, 118.9 n 28th st, 20x70: same to same: Thompson st, w s. abt 268,2 n Prince st, 24.8x100. 9 7-12 years, from May 1,1881 Chalmers, George—G W Veeder 574 The Bank for Savings of the Cily of New York Conde, Thomas K—M E Groot 2.000 agt David and Caroline Oppenheimer et al,; Dedrick, E L—J C Van Vorst 1,511 att'ys, Strong & Cadwalader 14 Greenhalgh, Wm—Wm Giles 375 Thompson st, w s, abt 243,6 n Prince st, 24,8x100, Veeder, S J, et al, as exrs, &c—E D Matthews... 601 Same agt same 14 N. Y. STATE CHATTEL MOETGAGES. 6th av, n w cor 37th st, 24,11x100. Cornelius H, NOTE.—The arrangement of the Conveyances, Mort Delamater, as exr, of John F. Smith, agt Charles gages and Judgments in these lists is as follows: the Clarke, WmP. City—C N Gates, one bedroom L, Cornish et al,; att'ys, Evarts, Southmayd & first name, in the Conveyance is the Grantor; in set, &c....' 29 Choate 14 Mortgages, the Mortgagor; in Judgments, the Judg JUDGJIBNTS, 21st st, s s,' 'll'aV w"7th" "av," 23!7x"l62,"3',' 'The' 'Par'ni'- ment debtor. ers' Loan & Trust Co,, as general guard'n of es Chadsey, D M, et al. City—J McMichael 395 tate of Anna H, Hudson, agt James M. Gano et DUTCHESS COUNTY. Freeling. Jacob, City—E Walrath et al 26 al,; amended notice; att'ys. Turner, Lee & Planck, M G, City—William Stoops 101 McClure 14 MORTGAGES. Allen, E D—S Lawless, Clinton $325 ULSTER COUNTY. Irish, C—H A D Noyes, Poughkeepsie City 1,200 MORTGAGES, LIS PENDENS, KINGS COUNTY, JUEGMENTS. Cole, Chas D W—James Oliver, Marbletown ., .$2,300 Oct, Barton, M A—T J Sutherland, as admr...' 250 Cooney, Mary—John McEUune, Wawarsing .300 Benedict, H A, and J W McDowell, La Grange- McCount, John—Helen C Fowler. Marlbrough.. 1,800 Quincy st, n s. 200 w Tompkins av, 75x abt 130,4x"l Merchants' Nat Bank of Poughkeepsie 775 Newkirk, Jane C—E T Van Nostrand, by admr, abt 80x142,10 | Brooks, V S, and H A Benedict, La Grange— Kingston 440 Atlantic st, n s, 40 w Uicks st, 20x70 ]- The Merchants' Nat Bank of Poughkeepsie.. 592 O'Reilly, Sarah J—Howard Chipp, Jr, Kingston. 200 Oakland st, n w cor Clay st, 25x100 | Chalker, A C—J Pinckney 121 Quigley, John—First Nat Bank, Rondout, Kings Also property in New York City and elsewhere. J Colwell, C P—Eugene Ham 4,656 ton 1,000 .James Flanagan agt John F. Wallace et al.; Davis, I—M T Snltz 115 Russell, Mary C, and James W—John T Dewitt, partition; att'.vs, Flanagan & Bright 6 Doscher, A—H Clausen et al 41 Wawarsing 1,000 Van Brunt st, s w cor Degraw st, 25x100. J. F, & Gerow, W. and H A Benedict, La Grange—The Van Vaikenburgh, Chas—L C Van Vaikenburgh, Wm, Schmadeke, exrs. J. Schmadeke, agt Died Merchants' Nat Bank of Poughkeepsie 384 Shandaken 800 rich Meyer et al.; att'ys, Morris & Pearsall 10 Jacobs, R A—A Billings etal 235 39th st, n s, 250 w 7th av, 200xll4x-^0 ,2x122,4, Lasher, E H—R Seaman et al 671 JUDGMENTS. Stephen H. Smith agt Parraelia Grovesten et Martin. C F, and F R Gillinan—M A Baker 228 Boice, John P—Romer & Tremper 213 al,; partition; att'y s. A, M, & G, Card 11 Rich, AV., and H A Benedict. La Grange—The Carn Wright, Cornelia M—Jacob Kreischer 75 Gwinnett st. No. 96, s s, 337 e Marcy av, 18x69,10. Merchants Nat Bank of Poughkeepsie 205 Gillispie, Justina—Margaret Ivey 389 Gwinnett st, Nos. 106, s s, 449 e Marcy av. 19x74, The City of Poughkeepsie—H Hart 354 Gillispie, Arlington same 384 Gwinnett st. No, 108, ss, 468 e Marcy av. 19x74... The Nat Condensed Milk Co—S K Wightmare, et Riseley. Joseph H—James D McEntyre 30 Adelphi st, e s, 333 n Atlantic av, 26x100 al 383 Steemer, Aug;ust—Adolph Israel 25 Gordon L, Ford agt WiUiam W. Hoyt; action Travis, C E and S Wheeler—A Caire 89 Schmidt, Philip same 26 for a judgment declaring above real estate to Van Courtlandt, J S, and H A Benedict, La Tu rner, Emeline—Geo W Elting 48 be held in trust for benefit of a creditor; att'ys, Grange—Merchants NatBank of Poughkeep Wood, Patrick—Matthew J Steen 89 T. J. &R. F.Tilney 11 sie 854 Whitaker, Allen—James P Ramsey 84 October 15,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. 983 Day. William—The New York, West Shore & Schaeffer, Casper—G Troester, saloon, &c 400 Buffalo Railway Co, North Bergen 85 Schraumann, William—H Steffens, hotel and NEW JERSEY, Dowe, Mary J and E S—J B Barbour, Bayonne, household furniture 116 ESSEX COUNTY. right of way 10 Schraumann, William—,T RVanSyckle, carpets, Ducker, G-J—I Ingleson, Hoboken nom piano, &c 278 CONVEYANCES. Fahey, Michael—J Farley. J City 12,000 Schroeder, Margaret O and F W—F W Hayes- Atha, B H—F A Amend, Academy st $2,800 Fitzpatrick, J A—D Lawrence, AVest Hoboken,. 200 meyer, butcher shop fixtures 60 Batzle, George—F S Benson, Bloomfleld 600 Forster, Thomas—D- Kennedy, Hoboken 600 Sloat, Caroline C and John, Weehawken—M Ball, Elizabeth—J. H. Congleton, Seventh st.,.. 1,000 Frank, J W—W Howard, Bayonne 300 Paul, stock in trade 1,044 Boschen, Selina—L Sefferein, Clinton 1,000 Gantz,' G F—The New York, West Shore & Buf Stephan, E T—H Schroeder, drug store, &c 1,400 Burnett. A A—M Hohn, Clinton 25 falo Railway Co, North Bergen 5,000 Vanderbeck, H A, Hoboken—A J (Campbell, ma Carter, J M—M Hohn, Clinton 35 Gardner, R E—J Grardner, North Bergen nom chinery 1,387 Chisra. AVilliam—M Anderson, East Orange 3,400 Gardner, John—R E Gardner, North Bergen nom Clack, Sidney—P Mead, Orange 1,000 Gardner, John and R E—H V Meeks, North Ber BILLS OF SALE, Crane, B F—C R AVoolson, Broad st 2,600 gen nom Julia. Matilda—William Schraumann, pianos, Crane. Matthias—A Hutchinson, Montclair 425 Greenleaf, Edward, and Sarah J Spencer and &c 150 Decker, Gabill—C Lines, Nassau st 2,000 Rebecca Boom—G F Gantz, North Bergen... nom Mandeville, A B, by Constable—H V Mandeville, Davis, S A—A Jacobson, Belleville 100 Hamlin, R F—N J Waterbury, Bayonne nom horse, wagon, store fixtures, &c 686 Elliot, Volney—C L Fernold. Orange 3,500 Ingleson, Isaac—G J Ducker, Hoboken nom Purkess, W R, Jr—Rose Purkess, furniture,. .. nom Fairehild, I M—C J Presscott, Orange 5,300 Jackson, Elizabeth, Catharine and John Bagot— Purkess, W R—W R Purkess, Jr, furniture nom Gaylord. Joseph—M Kearus, Orange 500 AV Jackson, West Hoboken 1,266 Van Syckel, J R—William Schraumann, carpets, 778 Grant, M B—L J AViley, Mt Prospect av nom Kroll, Josephine—J Kroll, J City 580 Walling, Abby—J Mullins, furniture 368 Herdman, George—M F Mason, Academy st nom Lenk, Andrew—A, F, Lenk, J. City 400 Weltzen, Sophia—H W AVeltzein, furniture 265 Holz, Julius—F Muller. Clinton 1,000 Lilliendahl, Lucinda—J B Barbour, J City, right JUDGMENTS, Higgins, Samuel—H M Graves, Church st 1,000 of way 100 Littell, J C—S M Littell, Ashbridge st nom Loekle, Charles -HA Stehn, J City 3.500 Brechwoldt, William—J Zipf 108 Lyon, C P—A Jacobson, Belleville 1,800 McAvoy, Thomas—Ann Dunn, J City 5,000 Satne—J McKee & Son 178 Lines, Catherine—J Decker, Orange st 3,250 Mead, Cattialina—J B Barbour, Bayonne, right Same Ketcham & Co 175 Leiss, Elisabeth—J N Leiss, Bloomfleld 300 of way 35 Cox, Thomas—W E Cooper 317 Leiss, J N—J Weissmaun, Bloomfleld 300 Perkins, Catharine T—T J Alexander, AVest Ho Davis, M D—W J Knight 246 Lyon, D M—E W (.^rane, Wakeman av 800 boken 825 Julin, August—W Helbig 204 Morgan, Mary—J Morgan, South Oth st nom Perkins, Catharine T—D J Hogan, West Hobo Shau, J Z—G Van Houghton 404 Mead, Peter—K Beam, Av F nom ken 250 The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City—J R Peck, B C—L J AA'^iley, Mt Pleasant av 500 Riddle, Anna D—J B Barbour, Bayonne, right of Griggs 296 Ripley, W A—C A Stoepel, Ferry st 1,000 way 20 Weber. Ferdinand and Dorothea—P C Meiburg. 29 Schmitt, Frederick—F Millering, Jabez st 500 Rinehard, J C—M JVIcNamara, Bayonne 400 Stull. S T—T Dowd, Orange 1,075 Romaine, J R—J B Barbour, J City, right of The Home Ins Co—R B Sutphen, South 8th st.,. 1,200 way 50 PASSAIC COUNTY. Taylor, J H—J Stein, Aqueduct st 200 Ringle, Jacob—Susanna Surber, J City 130 MORTGAGES, The Newark Savings Bank CM Buck, Carter st 2,400 Salter, Daniel—J B Barbour, Bayonne, right of The Mechanics' Ins Co—F Eckerlein, Nesbitt st. 2,000 way 8 Arentson, G W—S D Gould, Wilis st $1,000 Wharton, John—L Knoller, South 7th st 1,250 Seimer, Robert—The New York, West Shore & Berdan, Martin—J Berdan, Union av 1,300 Walsh, Charles—S Boschen, Clinton 800 Buffalo Railway Co, N Bergen 527 Bushman, William — M H Richardson, Man chester T'p 600 MORTGAGES. Smith, Amanda—Johanna Bolster, J City 1,586 Smith, B F—Catharine Yerna, Hoboken nom Bristol, P D—W B Burpo, Mechanic st 800 Amend, F A—B H Esther, Academy st 1,000 Smith, Wilhelmina—T Cox, J City 1,890 Bunn, Arthur—W J Pell, AVayne T'p 1,000 Anderson, P E—J A Crothers, Newark 700 Sullivan, Hester-P O'Sullivan, J City 600 Binison, Richard—Pat Sav Inst, Jersey st 1,200 AylifEe, M V—M McK Willis, East Orange 2,000 The Central New Jersey Land Improvement Co Caffrey, Mary-Pat Sav Inst, Carroll st 750 Baader, Conrad—The Prudential Ins Co, Boyd —J Garrigan, Bayonne 800 Demarest, E M—M Demarest, N Main st 1,500 st 400 The Kearney i^and Co—C Weisbecker, Kearney. 140 De Voe, Leonard—P Van Wyck, N Bridge st 500 Barrett, Sarah—The Mutual Life Ins Co, Mul Trembley, Kate—B Kelleher, Bayonne 400 Duke, Joseph—Pat Sav Inst, Wayne av 800 berry st 2,000 Van Buskirk, J C—J Cosgrove, Bayonne 100 Gardner, James—R E Schoonmaker, E Holsman Buck, S L—The Newark Sav Bank, Carteret st.. 1,400 Vreeland, Garret and George—J B Barbour, J st 1,600 Caldwell, Cornelia—C A^'reeland, Belleville 300 City. Right of way 408 Grace, M E Church—Mut;B Lite Ins Co, AVater Crane, E W—D M Lyon. Wakeman av 400 Vreeland, Margaret and Hartman—J B Barbour, and Albion sts 1,000 Condit, A P—W S AVhitehead, East Orange 8.500 Bayonne. Right of way .300 Holland, John—Pat Sav Inst, Sussex st 350 Douglass, A E—T Burnett. South llth st 2,000 Vreeland, Sarah L—J B Barbour, Bayonne, Keys, Bridget—G Beesley, Totowa av 500 Decker, J W- J H Cuthell, Orange 1,500 Right of way 10 Labaugh, E A—M Ackerman, Arch st 300 Dangler, August—D Ripley, Richards st 2,500 Waterbury, N J—Annie P Bissell, Bayonne 40 La Rul, Martha—G D Ackerman. 2d Ward 550 Eckerlin, Frederick—The Merchants Ins Co, Wiggin, Julia E and M E—J B Barbour, Ba McPeak, Henry—J A Morrisse, Wayne av 50 Nesbitt st 800 yonne, Right of way 10 Planten, Herman—J A Morrisse, N 3d av 20O Fischer, K H—M Zeigler, Orange 1,000 AVilliams, J B and M S—The New York, West Prall, Peter—E G Vreeland, Red Woods av 700 Fredene, August—M S Williams, West Orange.. 1,050 Shore & Buffalo Railway Co, N Bergen 550 Projanowskie, August—M Morris, Acquacka Graves, H M—E E Hitchcock, Milburn 4,000 Williams, Sarah A, widow of John, M S, J B, nonk T'p 200 Glennon, Simon—Mount Pleasant Cemetery Co, Mary E, Ann E Von Glahn, and Margaret Ryan, Mary—P H Kip. Van Houten st 1,500 Lafayette st 3,300 Stevens—The New York, AVest Shore & Smith, PJ—WSindle, N 4thst 1,000 Gould, D E—M Richardson, Badger av 1,000 Buffalo Railway Co, N Bergen 3,561 Van Riper. Alfred—E Garrabrant, Acquacka Hesse, J N—M Lewis, Blum st 2,000 nonk T'p 500 Knoller, Ludwig—J Meyer, South 7th st 1,000 MORTGAGES. AA'^ard, Mary—J H Haring, N Straight st 800 Mead, Peter-S Clark, Orange 100 Barnard, Deborah P—Emilie Schlesinger, North CHATTEL MORTGAGES. Mulford, M A—The Orange Savings Bank, East Bergen, 5 years 3,000 Orange 1,400 Cox, Terrence—AA''ilhelmina Smith, 4 years 800 Bruckman, Philip—Henry Mitchell, 1 wagon 30 Mills, M A E—The Half Dime Savmgs Bank, Cullen, Edward—A A Lutkins, 2 years Hasbrouch, Cornelius—J H Ackerman. 2 gray Orange 200 to secure payment of assmts horses 175 Morrison, P R—J Manners, South Orange 500 Donnell, Gertrude—Arabella Field, Bayonne, 4 Meisterman, Joseph—John Deck, furniture 800 Munn, J R—D Douglas, Montclair 350 Saigling, Fritz—C Hager, 1 horse and wagon... 55 Noel, Auguste—M H Brush, Milburn 800 years 2,000 Donnelly, Robert—AV Fr.yer, Bayonne, 3 years ., 1.000 «-*-• O'Connor, C A—E Stephens, Fairmount av 1.200 Henne, R C—Cathalina Cadmus et al, trustee, Pearce, Eijah—D Fuers, Montclair 400 Bavonne, 6 years 400 LUMBER MARKET QUOTATIONS. Presscott, C J—J Campbell, Orange 2,000 Kanenbly, Martha, Mar.y F. Hashagen and Au Stoepel, C A—G A.Richards, Ferguson st i^ 700 Prices current on Lumber at Albany, corrected gust N and Adeline AV J Kanenbley—J Glei or the week ending October 10, 1881. Seely, John—Firemans' Ins Co, North 5th st 600 stein, 3 years 1,515 Van Ness, A E—H N Parkhurst, Walnut st 2,500 1 jcnk, Andrew—C Meisel, 3 years 300 The quotations of the yards are as follows: AVard, C B—The Mutual Life Ins Co, Orange ... 5,500 Marzolf, Jacob—The Provident Inst for Savings Pine, clear. ^ M $53 00(^63 00 Wheeler, F A—A Crane, Montclair 1,000 in J City, 1 year 5,000 Pine, fourths, ^ M 48 00®58 00 Wuensch, Edward—O Muehlpford, Baldwin St.. 800 McCabe, James—H Lahey, AA^est Hoboken 150 Pme, selects, # M 13 00@53 00 Woolson, C R—E B Bruen, Mt Pleasant av 10,000 McNamara, Michael—J C Rinehart, Bayonne, 10 Pine, box, ^ M 15 00@30 00 CHATTEL MORTGAGES, years 300 Pine, 10-incn plank, each 38® 42 Pine, 10-inch plank, culls, each © 22 Deckel, Henry, Orange—A Muller, horses 500 Same same, Bayonne, 10 years 1,050 O'Leary, Cornelius—C C Van Anglen et al, exrs, Pine, 10-inch boards, each 26@ 28 Gardner, S A, Winsor Hotel—E A Gaddis, furn. 550 Pine, 10-inch boards, culls, each 18® 19 Knelling, George, 68 Broome st — J AVolf, Bayonne, 3 years 1,000 Quirk, Mary F—B Fitzgerald, West Hoboken, 5 Pine, 10-mch boards, 16 feet, ^ M 25 00@30 00 wagons, &c 1,200 Pine 12-inch boards, 16 feet, # M 25 0()®30 00 Lanier, E J, 583 AVarren—L Baumann, furniture years ... 2,725 108 Sanford, Sarah C—The Bayonne Mutual Build Pine, 12-inch boards, 13 feet, ^ M 28 00@30 00 Menchin, William, 687 Broad st—G M Ballard, Pine, 1 J4-inch siding, select, ^ M @42 00 Fixtures, &c ing & Loan Association, Bayonne, install 550 ments 4,000 Pine, IJ^-inch siding, common, ^ M 16 00@19 00 Oliver, Augustus, 26 Chesnut st—M Hanke, furn. 100 Pine, 1-inch siding, selected, MARKET QUOTATIONS. Pig American, No. 2 23 00® 23 50 Litharge, EngUsh 9% Pig. American, B'orge 2100® 22 00 Ochre, French, dry IM® Our flgures are based upon cargo or wholesale valu BAR—Common. Store price Venetian red, American 1 ® m ations in the main. Due allowance must therefore lx5gto6x]flat a 2,3 Venetian red. English be made for the natural additions on jobbing and IH to exJI and 5-16 flat,. . ® 2.5 Tuscan red, English 16 ® 18 retail parcels, and Dixii and 5-16flat.. •:[ Turkey red, English 13 ® 15 BRICK, Cargo afloat % round and square @® 2,4 Indian red. EngUsh 7 Pale * M. »4 25 @ 4 50 V^ and 9-.6 round and square ®® 2 5 VermUion. Am. Lead Ji^a 12 Jerseys 65i @ 7 25 BAR—Refined— Vermilion. English 49 ® 52J^ Up-Rivers 7 00 5 00® Per Uneal foot, 4 folds. Ash or Chestnut Oak 60 00® 65 00 TELFER & DEVVHUKST, Per lin, ft,, 4 folds. Cherry or Butternut Maple, cull 25 00® 30 00 1 00 Per lineal foot. 4 folds. Black Walnut,.. .'ffaple, good 45 00® SO on PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL PLASTERERS, FOREIGN WOODS-Duty free. Chestnut 48 00® 52 00 Jobbmg attended to. SHOP 160 W. 49 ST. CKDAK. Cypress, 1, % 2 and 2J