REAL ESTATE RECORD AND BUILDERS' GUIDE.
Vol. XXVIII. NEW TOEK, SATUEDAT, JULT '60, 1881 No. 698
Published Weekly by The have also decided not to give authority for money, but the owner of unincumbered real building the road up Third avenue, in the estate on this island or across the Harlem, REAL ESTATE RECORD ASSOCIATION Twenty-third Ward, until the money is sub will leave a heritage to his children that will TERMS: scribed to do thfe work. But is it not time constantly increase in value. OJVE YEAR, ia advance -.-••. $6.00 for the Suburban Rapid Transit Company to begin actual work? Communications should be addressed to WILL THE DEPRESSION AFFECT C. W. SWEET, 137 Broadway. They are renovating old St. Paul's Church. REAL ESTATE? J. T. LINDSEY, Business Manager. The upper part of the steeple is to be painted The bullet of Guiteau broke the backbone in a sombre hue, and the ball and the of the bull speculation, and since the 2d of The Daily papers are talking loosely about weather vane is to be regilt. It is uot in July the market has been a bear one. The the New York Elevated Company breaking tended to made the old church any hand prices of all the active stocks have been the Manhattan lease. There seems to be one somer than of yore. When this church was marked down from 15 to 23 points; the fatal objection to this being done just now. erected, in 1763, Grreenwich street wa;s the shrinkage of values op this market alone In the agreement the Manhattan has ninety bank of the Hudson River and there was an amounts to more than $200,000,000. days in which to make good its default. open field from it up to the church. The While the assault upon the President was There can therefore be no breaking of the first sermon in it was preaclied by Rev. Dr. the excuse for the set back in the markets, lease until the first of October. It is a very Auchmuty on October 1, 1766. the real cause was that stocks were too difficult thing to wipe out the stock of any high in view of the prospective business of road. In all the reconstructions of railway A COMPARISON. the country. The severe winter and stormy properties from '73 down, there are only two The following table shows the amounts spring seriously interfered with the traffic noted instances on record of the wiping out involved in the real estate sales and mort of the leading Western coads; it increased of the stock of a road. One was in the case gages from January 1st to July 23d for the their expenditures and reduced their in of the Missouri Paciflc, and the other that last six years. The figures are accurate, as comes. Then, the crops were affected. For of the Boston, Hartford & Erie. The dis they are taken directly from our official files the last two years the harvests have been credited stock of the latter has, even now, a of conveyances and mortgages, published in extraordinarily large ; this year they will be market value. When the stock of Manhattan the REAL ESTATE RECORD: less than the average, so the I'ailroads, in becomes low enough, we judge some scheme CONVEYANCES. MOKTOAOES. addition to the losses of last winter, have be 1876 $.53,416,'3H3 $43,495,739 will be proposed to keep it alive. The stock 1877 44,609,463 6l;i54,752 fore them a season in which there will be a Mr. Cyrus W. Field sold at from 60 to 70, he 1878 45,277,813 23,571,271 smaller return from the carrying of grain. will will probably be willing to take back 1879 49,712,123 23,948,781 1880 75,314,339 49,103,0i2 Stocks may have been unduly depressed, under 15; 1881 126,848,667 76,775,118 and it is very certain that after a while, with The above tells the story of the activity reason or without reason, there wUl be a re The underground roads do not seem to be in real estate in New York city during the bound in prices. Indeed the market on making much progress. Meetings are held past two years. In 1877 real estate struck Thursday and Friday showed great strength. and projects discussed, but there does not low water mark in New York. It is a nota But will this depression in the stock mar seem to be any money forthcoming. If ble circumstance that in that year the mort ket affect real estate this coming fall? elevated roads, the most pleasant inter- gages reached a very high figure; but the Clearly not. The bulling of stocks last mural traveling in the world, do not pay, it foreclosure suits culminated that year, and sprmg did not affect the real estate market. is absurd to suppose that an immensely the two following years the new mortgages Indeed all the products and manufactures of costly underground tunnel would make any amounted to less than $24,000,000 a year, the country sold at low rates, while the secu return upon the enormous capital which against $61,000,000 in 1877. The tide turned rities on the Stock Exchange were being would be required to construct it. Nothing in 1879, when the official purchases are re marked up. Our wheat, corn, petroleum, has been heard of the Arcade scheme, since corded at about $50,000,000; in 1880 they in cotton and other exportable articles seldom Governor Cornell signed the amendments to creased to over $75,000,000, and during the brought lower figures than during the crop the Beach charter, which made it possible same period this year up to nearly $127,000,- season from '80 to '81. But the time will to work out that splendid scheme. It would 000. Of course these figures do not tell come when it is inevitable that an enhance cost a great deal of money and that probably the whole story, as there are many large ment of prices will take place in general is what is the matter. transactions where the pi-ice is kept secret merchandise, labor and real estate. The The proposition of William H. Vanderbilt or reported as nominal. This perhaps is probabilities now are that everything wUl to pay $500,000 for the Roman Catholic Or offset in a measure by other rei)orted sales, rule higher than during the past year, ex phan Asylum on Fifth avenue, will, it is in which a figure above the true one is cept alone stocks. There is a better feeling said, be accepted. The building is out of place given. It is, however, safe to infer, that in iron and other metals. Grain will be on Fifth avenue, and the money could be for the first six months of this year, property dearer. Manufactured goods of aU kinds better spent elsewhere. If Mr. Vanderbilt worth $140,000,000 changed hands. will be enhanced in value, labor wiU be bet makes a fine park out of the block between Although we are in midsummer, the con ter paid, and as a matter of course land will Fifty-first and Fifty-second streets, Fifth and veyances and mortgages show that large feel the effects of the swelling tide of values. Madison avenues, it will no doubt be laid transactions are taking place. Investors People should discriminate. We may have out in the most artistic hianner. It cannot realize thei*e is but a limited amount of land stock panics which may not have any effect help but be partly public and of course will on this island, and that in the not distant upon the general trade of the country, in not bo enclosed so that its beauties canno* future, all parts of it will be in active de deed they may be beneficial; for the money be seen. Mr. John C. McCarthy, the Treas mand for residences and business purposes. withdrawn from stock speculation is often urer of the Asylum, admits that au offer has The North River tunnel will add enormously put into legitimate business to the benefit been made and says it would be a good thing to the warehouse demands on this island. of all concerned. Bull movements in stocks for the city, as it would add to the taxable The two Brooklyn bridges will still further are generally the first symptoms of a revival ground. concentrate business between the two rivers, in trade, but bear attacks upon the market • •-•-* while every addition of wealth and popula are wholesome, as they prevent an absorp The new Rapid Transit Commission seems tion to the United States adds to the com tion of the money of the country into doubt to have come to the conclusion that a rapid mercial importance of this port. The stock, ful securities. transit road must not be constructed over mining, and produce exchanges of New It is an open question whether there is not the present Tliird Avenue bridge. They ^York are good places in which to lose too much building going on. Our centres of 764 THE REAL ESTATE RECOROI. July 30,1881 population are growing rapidly, but the never such traveling in the country as now. svrindled investors, and get them to follow up means for houseing people are increasing, we Local trade is brisk, and the wholesale the rascals who profitted by these various deals. Let us hear from the persons who are so badly judge, much more rapidly than the demand houses hero in turn expect to do an immense used in the various operations in which Mr. for the new stnictures. The building labor business this fall. The reduction of stock Roberts was the sufferer.—SYMPATHY. market tells the story of the too great activ values is not injuring the legitimate trade The supply of all kinds of skilled labor con - ity in this line of business. New York will of the country. tinues scarce, and prices naturally are very firm, have need for all the new edifices that are with a probability that in somejnstances a small now being erected, but the competition for The building trade is not a little unsettled advance may take place. In view of somewhat labor as well as bricks and other kinds of by tlie demands of the laborers. Good sensational stories ventilated during the week, material will enhance unnaturally the price bricklayers get $4 a day, and in some few however, it may be well to state that no strikes, of new houses. If the set-back in prices on instances have demanded and get $4.50. except on single jobs, have taken place, and the Stock Exchange will give our builders Architects say that this is frightening capi these were settled by tho parties immediately in pause, the effect wiU be wholesome, but we talists who think of building. They com terested. A rumor that several hundred brick layers were to be imported by a combination of have no reason to doubt but that the real pare the price of bricks and other material contractors is also denied, and has no foundation, with what obtained a year ago, and conclude estate market next fall will show larger apparently, beyond the fact that there is an it will not pay to build at such figures. This transactions and better figm-es than in any order from a labor bureau at Castle Garden for period since 1873. check to building is awkward for architects, about 100 of this class of mechanics should they buUders and others, but the injury will arrive. Manhattan square, it seems, is to be im finaUy come upon the laborers themselves. < » »• proved in accordance with the plans of J. NEW TORK REALTY AT ALBAOT. C. Cady. The working plan adopted was MININa INFORMATION. [From our own Correspondent.] based on the draft of the original designers The mining market does not increase in inter ALBANY, .July 26. The Legislature adjourned at noon on last Saturday in 1875. The vigorous prosecution of this est. Sales leg, and the outside public is lacking. and has therefore finished its work of passing bills. improvement will benefit the entire west There has been so much lost, and so little made For a long time it seemed as though the end would side, and will lead to the erection of much in buying mining stocks, that investors have got never be reached, but it came all of a sudden at the time when the members were all talking the loudest finer houses thau those that have been thus very tired of purchasing at high prices to sell out at low figures. One distressing feature of about remaining here until the last day of December. far planned. If the work on Morningside the market is the constant lowering of the In the last two days of the session the Senate passed and Mount Morris Park was also under way, steady dividend-payers, such as Homestake, the amendment to the Mechanics' Lien Law, alluded to in my last letter as having just passed the Assem it would afford a great deal of satisfaction Deadwood Terra, Father de Smet, Standard, to people owning property in the neighbor bly. Assemblyman Dayton also succeeded in resus Ontario, Green Mountain, and others of like citating his bill to amend the Mechanics' Lien Law, hood. The money has been appropriated for character. All of these properties pay regularly, and managed to get it through in a modified form Morningside Park, and the work ought to be yet the market is getting poorer for them every and in the hands of the Governor. The bill was intro done without any further delay. day. duced in the Assembly by Mr. Dayton early in March, For the past three weeks there has been an and was intended to prevent the device of blanket active speculative movement in Central Arizona. mortgages of buildings, cutting off the claims of As the active stocks are from 10 to 20 mechaiiics. It passed the Assembly in the form de It started at 6}^, and has got down to the neigh points cheaper than they were six weeks ago, sired by its promoters, but met with serious opposi borhood; of 1. We have repeatedly warned they can hardly be called dear at present fig tion in the Senate. It was finally reported by the dealers to have nothing to do with this stock. committee to which it was referred in the Senate so ures ; certainly not those which have a divi It.is managed by a set of unscrupulous Chicago changed that the promoters of the bill abandoned it. dend-paying history behind them. Lake sharks, whose only object is to euchre the public. or at least it was so understood. On the day previous Shore, if it can continue its 8 per cent., is This stock has sold as high as 33; last weeks quota to the adjournment Mr. Davton succeeded in revising not dear at 125, while Western Union, which tions were in the neighborhood of 1}4 a share. it and passed the bill, the Assembly concurring in the There are 300,000 shares, which cost the promo- changes made by the Senate about an hour before the earns 8 and pays 6 is certainly cheap any final adjournment. The bill as it finally passed and where below 90. There must be some shrink tors 50 cents a share; they would make a hand is now awaiting the approval of the Governor amends age in prices in those parts of the country some profit by selling the stock at 55c., which sections 3 and 7 of chapter 486 of the laws of 1880 to would be a great deal more than it is worth. where the crops are deficient and where the secure payment of mechanics, laborers, &c., and is as The Central Arizona is the old Vulture mine; it follows: roads depend upon abundant harvests for contains an immense ledge of gold-bearing rock, §3. Where an owner of land contracts with a large net earnings. The figures seem high some of it very rich; but the mine has been badly builder for the sale of lots and the erection of build as yet for Rock Island,.'Illinois Central, C, ing or buildings thereon, or where such owner makes worked, and has been managed with a view to a executory contract for the erection or the alteration B. & Q. and Chicago & Alton. But in view stock deal, rather than an^ honest development or repair of building or buildings, and agrees to ad vance moneys toward the erection, alteration or of the immense immigration, the North of its riches. repair of such building or buildings, the lien herein western stocks do not look extravagant. before authorized shall have priority over all ad Some of the Leadville properties are looking vances made after the filing of said notices of liens; up again. Chrysolite has declared a dividend, and the burden of proof shall rest with such owner or transferee in any suit or proceeding under this One thing is certain. There can be no and there are several more in prospect. Iron act to show that all payments to such contractor, money strmgency. The Government is al Silver is good for several uninterrupted divi before the filing of sucli notice or lien, were actually dends. Had the silver carbonates of Leadville and in good faith made and received. And all pay ways ready to pay out $45,000,000 for called ments made before they became due by the turns of been sensibly worked, without reference to stock any such contract, shall be of no effect as against the bonds before the 1st of October. The shrink values, they would have been immensely profit claims of any mechanic, laborer or material man who age in the value of Stock Exchange securi has filed a claim under this act. able to the owners. The lien authorized by this act shall attach to the ties also helps to make money easy by reduc rights, title and interest of the person, agreeing to sell The copper mines of Arizona are beginning to or convey such buildings and land, or any interest ing margins. The elements exist for a new attract oeserved attention. That territory is ex therein, to the extent of all advances which are due buU campaign of moderate proportions, es or shall become due after the filing of such lien, and traordinarily rich in copper, and is, so far as this shall also attach to and be a lien on the right, title pecially if we should import gold. Exchange country is concerned, the great rival of the Lake and interest of the person so agreeing to purchase or lease said land at the time of the filing of said notices is falling ; should it go two points lower the Superior region. People who have dealt in the of lien. shipping point will be reached. Gold com stocks of the Copper Queen and the Old § 3. Section seven of said act is hereby amended so as to read as follows: menced to come here last year on August 2d. Dominion, have made a great deal of money. § 7. The liens provided under this act shall be en Because of the reduced crop, it is notbelieved The subscription price to the Old Dominion was forced by civil action commenced in any court of $3, and the last we heard of it it was selling at record in said city having equitable jurisdiction, or in that the imports wiU. amount to much this the county court of the county in which the property $13. The same people have put upon this market is situated, by any person claimant, the original or year. Should they prove large it will show the Borva group, which is to be worked by a sub-contractor, or an assignee thereof or contractor, against any property affected thereby, at any time that Europe has more largely invested in company, the price of the shares of which, by within one year from the filing of such lien. Such new enterprises here than was suspected. subscription, is $S. These mines contain silver action shall be commenced, carried on and judgment entered and enforced, as provided in an action to fore «»• as well as copper ore; the former assays from 100 close a mortgage in tbe Code of Civil Procedure, and Judged by the exchanges throughout the to 700 ounces of silver per ton, while the copper the plaintiff shall make all other parties who have filed subsequent liens under this act or have any prior country, general business was never more win smelt from 20 to 40Jper cent. record, claims or liens upon said premises and their appurtenances, defendants in such action. And the prosperous. The third week in July this • r-***~ — court shall determine the priority of the liens, the year, compared with the third week in July SUBSTANTIAL PITY. amounts due thereon, and the rights of the respective parties and render judgment accordingly. The last year, shows an increase of 44.7 per cent. Editor REAL ESTATE RECORD : owner, or person agreeing to sell and convey land Would it not be well to take a subscription for and buildings shall be liable to a personal judgment What is still more notable, is that last year Mr. George Roberts, whose misfortunes were so for any amount found due from him to his contrac showed an increase of 25 per cent, over the ably set forth in your paper last week. I think tor, and the court may also render personal judg soma of the early buyers of the Hukill, Freeland, ment against or in favor of any party to the action; year previous. No doubt this enormous in Chrysolite and State Line mines might chip in costs for or against the parties litigant shall be in crease in business this year is in part due to to help Mr. Roberts along. They have all lost the discretion of the court. the cutting of rates and the "scalping" in money, but no such sums as have been sunk by The passage of Mr. Dayton's bill as above, leaves pocr Roberts. Perhaps that gentleman might be two acts amending the lieu law in the Governor's the selling of railway tickets. There was willing to form a vigilance committee with, the hands. Jnly 30,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECoam 765
The Senate also passed the bill during the last hours any company in which Mr. Roberts takes an interest. Twenty-third street. East River, in this city, to and of its session, amendmg the statute of 1880, in relation Somehow, everybody who subscribes loses his money, from a point at the foot of Quay street, Rrooklyn, E. to the expense in opening streets, avenues, parks and including Mr. Roberts himself. His losses must be D. A similar resolution. estabUshing ferry from foot places. The charges limit the expense to thirty- enormous, if they bear any proportion to the heavy of Liberty street to Communipaw, N. J., was referred five cents per each lineal foot of the streets opened. sums of money which have been dropped by invest to Committee on Ferries and Franchises; and directed The Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards were ex ors in all the enterprises of which Mr. Roberts was the Dock Commissioners, notwithstanding the objec empted from the operation of the act. the foremost figure. The trouble about Hukill, Free- tions of the Mayor, not to lease the pier at the foot of The bill to widen East One Hundredth street also land, Chrysolite and the state lines is that there is no Leroy street for the exclusive use of any individual or passed the Assembly on the last day, and has reached the Governor. It provides that all that part of East ressurrection for these stocksand that it is the pock company, but to retain the same for use by all persons One Hundredth street, lying between the Third ave ets of the investors and not the mines which are who may desire it. nue and the Harlem River, in the city of New York, worked by the unscrupulous scoundrels who have shall be widened on the map or plan of the said city, made poor Roberts and his friends their prey. The by adding thereto, on each side thereof, ten feet of land, so as to make the whole width of that part of Tribune of yesterday says the manager of the Nevada MARKET REVIEW. the said street eighty feet. Tbe whole expense of Bank denies that Mr. John W. Mackay will have any said improvement shall be equitably assessed on the thing to do with this new telegraph line, because of REAL ESTATE. .property benefitted thereby. the disreputable character of the people who are in it. ^^ For Ilftt of lot* aud bouxeit for sale The bill to prevent the waste of water in New York, See paKe» vi and -«If of advertlseraeiitik. authorizing the Commissioner of Public Works to adopt such means as he might decide necessary to check the OUT AMONG THE BUILDERS. The legal sales announced for next week are quite waste, was not passed by the Assembly. Its failure At No. 2347 Second avenue, Joseph Marshal is going numerous and the properties attractive. Among others arises from the fact that the promoters of the bill to erect a flat 2.5x6.5 feet, and four stories high, with are the following: On Monday R. V. Harnett will offer asked not to have it read, and the clerks laid it one store on the first floor. It will be built of brick, with for sale a four-story stone front dwelling on the north side. The cause of this was that they were induced to brown stone trimming, and cost $13,000. Atkmson & side of Seventy-fourth street, near Madison avenue, believe that the Governor would veto it, therefore, no Rosenstock, architects. which is being foreclosed to satisfy encumbrances amounting to about $28,500. On the same day Sir. use of sending the bill to him. It had passed the On One Hundred and Sixth street, between Second Harnett will also offer two three-story stone front Senate, and through all the stages necessary to pass and Third avenues, Mrs. Lottie N. Dean will build four dwellings on One Hundred and Fifth street near it in the Assembly, except calling the roll the last four-story fiats, 20x55 feet. They will have brick, Fourth avenue. Amount due. on each about $0,875. time, and would have gone through if pressed. The fronts with stone trimmings. Atkinson & Rosenstock A Riverside avenue lot, on the southeast corner of dropping of that bill, with the veto of the act for the architects. Cost, $40,000. One Hundred and Twenty-second street 2.5x100, will construction of an additional aqueduct, leaves New Mr. Rosenstock has plans in progress for a cottage be put up on Tuesday, and its sale will be watched York with its supply of water, practically where it for himself, to be built at Morrisania. It is to be with interest. It was mortgaged in 1873 for $12,500, and stood before this session commenced. No legislation frame, with brick basement, and built in the Continen there is now due on it $13,000. to increase the supply accomplished. tal style. The Legislature went away from Albany leaving a A. B. Pitkins, of Hartford, Conn., is about to build a Auctioneer Muller will sell on Wednesday, six lots, number of bills relating to improvements and realty cottage, 20x40 fefit, and two stories high, from designs three on One Hundred and Fifty-second street, and in New York in the hands of the Governor, which he by the same architects. It will be built in the early three on One Hundred and Fifty-third street, 150 feet has until the 22d day of August to determine English style, and cost $2,000. west of Tenth avenue. They ought to bring the amount due on them which is about $14,125. A sav whether he will sign or let die a natural death. On the east side of Lexington avenue, 25 feet south ings institution recently loaned $16,000 on four lots In the list which only requires the Governor's signa of Fifty-second street, will be erected a single apart with ft ame dwelling and stable, in the same locality. ture to make them laws, are, in addition to the two ment house, 25x80 feet, five stories iu height, of brown bills amending the lien law, alluded to above, and the stone. A. B. Ogden is the architect. Cost, $20,000. A partition sale of four lots on Ninety-eighth street, street opening bill and the act widening East One William Brodie, of Hunter's Piont, L. I„ is about to and nine lots on Ninety-ninth street, east of Third Hundredth street—there are the series of bills for the erect for himself an elegant cottage residence, avenue, will be made by order of the Supreme Court, laying out and improvement of the west side of the designs for which are now in course of preparation by by Auctioneer Traver, on Wednesday. cjify. Only one of the four bills passed covering the Horace Greeley Knapp. Mr. Knapp also has under The Messrs. Ludlow will put up on Tuesday, six section of the city west of Eighth avenue, north of way plans for a cottage soon to be built at Hoboken. three-story brick dwellings on W^ton avenue, near One Hundred and Thirty-third street, has been dis N. J., for Mr. Frederick Wm. Levien. Cost, about One Hundred and Fiftieth street, in the annexed dis posed of by the Governor, as yet. The one signed $3,000. trict, which are mortgaged to Germania Life Insur ance Company for $16,250. takes in the section from One Hundred and Thirty- Several capitalists have purchased a block of prop third to One Hundred and Forty-third street. There erty, near the bridge at Seabright, on which they There was a foreclosure sale on Friday which remains three more of the series awaiting the Gover propose to erect stores with apartments over them, excited some comment. Samuel J. Tilden paid $3,000 nor's approval or rejection. They are the bills for together with a large livery stable and fine summer for a one-third interest in the block of ground laying out and improving the section between Avenue hotel, from designs by H. Edwards Ficken. bounded by the Boulevard, Sixty-first street. Eighth avenue and the Circle. The particulars of the sale are St. Nicholas and Tenth avenue, from the grounds of Mr. Ficken is now engaged upon plans for a mag given elsewhere. The aanount due was something the Academy of the Sacred Heart to One Hundred nificent stable to be built by Mr. Tracy, at Plainfield over $40,000. About two weeks ago another third of and Forty-fifth street. The next bill takes in from N, J. One Hundred and Forty-fifth to One Hundred and this same property was sold for $93,000, and was Mr. Abram S. Hewitt proposes to build a large pri bought by Mr. Manton Marble, formerly the proprie Fifty-fifth street, from Eighth avenue to the Hud vate stable on the site of the old St. Germain livery son River, and the third bill covers the section east tor of the New York World. It seems Mrs. Marble, stable, which he bought some time ago, in Twenty his wife, had a mortgage of $88,000 on two-thirds of of Avenue St. Nicholas from One Hundred and second street between Fourth and Lexington avenues" Fifty-fifth to One Hundred and Seventy-fifth street. this property, which was advertised to be sold; but It will be 25x100 feet, of brick, and two stories in' only one-third was sold, which Mr. Marble bought, There are thus three bills in that system awaiting the height. The stable will have several unique features, Governor's approval. Mr. Tilden purchasing the other third yesterday. Mr. besides an open timbered roof, with dormer win Marble, it seems, took title in his own name, and gave There is, also, Mr. Strahan's act amending the build dows. H. Edwards Ficken is the architect, and the a mortgage as collateral for $56,000. It would ing laws of the city, which is as important as any of cost about $10,000. seem that in this case Mr. Tilden must have taken the rest. Nine or ten bills includes all that the Gov On the southwest comer of Ralph avenue and Mad care of the interest of his old fellowworker in the ernor has affecting realty or building interests in the ison street, H. W. Lange will erect a three-story brick presidential campaign of 1876. Mrs. Marble was city. house, 22x50 feet, with stable, from designs by I. D. formerly a Mrs. Lombard, and was a rich widow Several bills that were pressed and made consid Reynolds. Cost, $9,000. with one daughter when she became Mr. Manton erable progress were finally abandoned. Among The New York Mutual Improvement Company have Marble's second wife. these, was the bill of Mr. Andrews for an exterior purchased of G. S. Chapin, Cashier of the Dime Sav Although we have only reached the end of July, a street along the East and Harlem rivers, and the ings Bank of Brooklyn, a plot of ground on the cor demand has developed itself for fine houses in the Drainage and Wharfage act of Mr. Williams. The ner of Franklin avenue and Butler street, 100x131 feet, fashionable quarter of New York. Dealers report latter reached the calendar of third reading and was on which the company wUl erect ten three-stoiy high that there are scarcely any houses to be procured there dropped, while the former never got beyond stoop houses. They will be built of brick with brown above Forty-second street, and between Seventh and the committee of the whole. stone trimmings, aod be sold for $4,000 apiece. Lexington avenues. There will propably be enough A bill was passed during the last hours of the ses houses in the market for sale at good figures when sion which was urged on the ground that it applied to PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN fall comes, but there will be a scarcity of furnished Kings County, but, by its terms, applies to New York IN RELATION TO PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. houses in all parts of the city. It would be a profit and relates to the preservation of public records in The Board of Aldermen on Tuesday, besides pass able business for people with capital to rent houses the State. The point of the bill is in the flrst section, ing resolutions to regulate, grade aud pave streets in a good locality for a series of years, put in good as follows: and lay mains, etc., granted permission to the Tribune furniture and relet. When wealthy families first SECTION 1. Whenever any of the dockets of judg Association to extend the present vault in front of come to New York they prefer to occupy furnished mems or other liens or any other books of records or Nos. 5 and 7 Spruce street, and to construct a vault in indices, maps or any writing affecting the title to real houses for a time, while they look around to buy and estate in any public office in this State shall become front of No. 3 Frankfort street. The Board request furnish estabUshments of their own. This is why fine mutilated or injured so that they cannot be conveni and urge the Commissioners of Public Parks to em furnished houses are ,n demand in prosperous times. ently examined, and the commissioners of records ploy as large a force as possible to repair the roads in Our list of Conveyances and Mortgages show no of any county in this State shall authorize them to be the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards, and also copied, such copies shall be made by the officer hav falling off, and are extraordinarily large for the season. request the Park Commissioners to inform them why ing the custody thereof, and when so made and certi- Matters are slack enough on the Real Estate Exchange, fie'l by him to be copies of the originals, shall have the necessary information required by the Corpora for the Auctioneers are off summering, and there is tUe validity of and be deemed for all purposes to be tion Counsel in relation to the drainage of certain such originals. , but little property offering. But the busy time is lands in the Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards A large number of the bills have been passed and was not furnished as stated in said counsel's letter, coming, and will commence earlier this year than signed affecting real estate interests in New York city, dated July 8. They also ask Counsel of the Corpora usual. some of which are of considerable importance. tion to advise them whether the Broadway Under- Preparations are being completed for the sale by groimd Connecting Railroad Company, can, without auction of 1,013 lots of the east side lands, a portion Now it^seems that Mr. George Roberts is the princi the consent of the Board, construct an underground of Brooklyn lying east of Flatbush avenue, in the pal supporter of James R, Keene in the new telegraph road under Broadway. And passed a resolution at vicinity of the Prospect Park Reservoir. The sale must take place between October 15th and November line that is to prove the great rival of Western Union. request of Sinking Fund Commissioners, to establish 18th. The city will reserve 140 lots fronting on Flat The public would do well to beware of taking stock in a ferry to nm from a pomt at or near the foot of bush avenue. 766 THE REAL ESTATE RECORDS July 30,1881
Gossip of the Week. E. F. RAYMOND. increase. Under the circumstances sellers have quite 35th St, No. 258, s s, 150 e 8th av, 25x98.9, three- an advantage, and values are well maintained, with Mr. John O. Higgins has sold the six-story brick story frame store and dwell'g and three- an inclination shown to increase the line of cost in cabinet finished dwellings, 16.8x50x100, on tho south stor.v frame dwell'g in rear. S. and E. C. many instances. This is especially noticeable on Boardman. (Amount due, about $9,400).. 7,800 staple articles of builders' hardware, the consumption side of One Hundred and Twenty-seventh street, be of which must run quite full. No new lists of import tween Seventh and Eighth avenues, to .John Sloane H. W. COATES. ance reported since our last. for $78,000. Boulevard, 61st st, 8th av and Circle, bounded by, 318.4x195x261.6x38, frame store and LATH.—"Nothing new" seems to be about the Randolph Guggenheimer has purchased from the stable. Samuel J. Tilden. % part. (Am't average report on this market. There has been found Wilton estate eight lots on One Hundred and Fourth due abt $44,125.) Subject to taxeiB, assess'ts demand enough to exhaust the offering as it came to &c .3,000 street, west of Second avenue, for $28,000. hand and buyers are not as yet entirely off the mar ket but the outlet cannot be called a free one and a The Smith Bros, have sold their four tenement Total $41,460 much larger accumulation would be difficult to handle. houses on Forty-fourth street, near Second avenue, About $1.57 per M. has continued the average cargo to Mr. Donohue. BROORLTJf, N. ¥. rate, some rejections selling a little lower and occa sionally some extra St. John stock a fraction higher. The Trustees of the common lands of the town of In the city of Brooklyn Messrs. T. A. Kerrigan Gravesend decided on Tuesday last at a meeting held and J Cole have made the following sales for the week LIME.—Business has again been moderate and at Judge McMahon's hotel, at Sheepshead Bay, to ac ending July 28: while the supplies are not over liberal or pressing the cept an offer of $180,000 for the portion of the com *Church st, s s, 175 e Hicks st, 25x100. Charles continued dall tone has its natural influence and the mon lands extending from the east of the point to op H. Christmas $200 tone is easier. Rockland Common, however, is the posite the old wooden pier, a tract of about 1.36 acres. •Oakland st, s s, 75 n Huron st, 25x100. John only kind thus far showing positive decline, the sales McCarthy 3,360 ranging down to 90c. but state of corresponding This offer was made by Mr. Charles E. Loew, Presi *Atlantic av, s s, 190 e Grand av, 20x100. Eliza- quality has to follow. Fresh offerings are not very dent of the Ocean Pier and Navigation Company, abeth Burgess 3,200 plentiful. which runs the iron steamers. It is understood that, if Mr. Loew secures a good title, of which there is con Total $6,760 LUMBER.—Business commences to drop off some siderable doubt on account of claims of other parties, what in various ways, and the general market does THE ASSESSMENT COMMISSION. not show quite so much spirit. With tho lighter some of whom say they have leased portions of the movement of goods may also be found occasional The Commission met on Thursday last, at the re shadings on value, but tne latter is very slight and can premises for twenty-one years, he will erect a first- quest of Mr. Charles E. Miller, counsel for the peti class hotel, a number of cottages and a large bathing hardly be called a positive weakness. The reduction tioners, in the cases of John H. Sherwood and others, in the volume of business comes entirely through nat pavilion, at a cost of more than $500,000. This land affecting assessment for regulating, grading, etc., and paving the Sixth and Seventh avenues north of One ural causes, demand having for the time being satis- forms part of a grant made to thirty-nine persons who Hundred and Tenth street, were again reopened to fled most urgent wants, and production unabated, held it in common as tenants and used it for grazing giving a little excess of stock over the outlet present allow the introduction of further testimony. Mr. ed. Sellers, however, very universally retain a hope purposes. In 1812. the descendants of the patentees, Thomas B. Asten. President of the Department of Taxes and Assessments was then called as a witness ful tone, and look forward to a full and successful fall having become many in number, elected trustees to for the petitioners, and examined at length as to the trade. The requirements of a large amount of Avork manage the land and after some years it came to be system or custom followed by the Board of Assessors, have yet to be met, but it is claimed that the consump looked upon as the property of the town of Graves of which he was a member, in distributing upon prop tive demand might fall off very materially without erty benefitted, assessments for works of regulating, hurting the market to any great extent, in view of the end. grading, etc. amount of stock required to flll up depleted yard as Messrs. Morris B. Baer & Co. have sold the lot on The evidence of the witness was not ver.v clear on sortments in preparation for winter. the south side of Fifty-sixth street, 500 west of Fifth this subject, and, if an.ything, showed a want of sys Eastern Spruce, in a general way, has a very good tem on the part of the city's assessing ofiicers. At avenue, to Washington Lee for $30,000; the four story market, but unsettled " sj)ots " occasionally develope the request of the corporation count el, the case was and the seller is not gaining any advantage at the brown stone house No. .58 East Fifty-fifth street. 10x60 adjourned to the next meeting of the Commission, moment. As usual, the undesirable Randoms have xlOO.5, to C. L. Black for $30,000; the four-story brown when he will call Mr. Nelson J. Waterbury, on behalf of the city, to show^ that in the year 1875, as counsel to suffer first and to the greatest extent, but even stone house No. 6 West Fort.v-seventh street. 22.6x60 quite attractive stock eases a little. Dealers here upon a retainer of a number of persons representing seem inclined to stand off, and the mills not feeling xlOO, to P. Heidlebach for $36,000; the three-story the property-owners on the line of Sixth avenue, the pressure of orders to a heav.y extent, can accom brown stone house. No. Ill West Forty-seventh street, north of One Hundred and Tenth street, he obtained the passage of an act b.v the legislature for widening modate new customers, both as "to quantity and time, 20x.56xl00.5, to H. Just for $25,000, and the four-story that avenue to 150 feet and giving the CJentral Park with greater ease. On Randoms $14®15 per M is now brick dwelling No. 426 West Fortieth street, 25x60x Commission control of all the improvements on this mere generally quoted, though $16 asked, and $15@il7 for special, though extra difficult, would prob^ly 100.5 to R. Heyman for §12,000. avenue. At the request of T. F. Neville, attorney, the evi cost i~ trifle more. Mr. Sylvester Brush, the well-known o\vner and dence taken in the cases of Riker an^ Reilly as to the White Pine in fairly active demand, but the move operator in realty, died on Wednesday of this week. assessments for regulating and grading Seventy-fifth ment has undergone some shrinkage on several out lets of late, and it requires less stock to fill orders. Mr. B'-ush's last real estate transaction was the sale street, from Fifth avenue to East River, was made applicable to a number of cases represented by him, Receivers, however, do not appear much troubled of the Seventh avenue front, between Fifty-eighth affecting the same assessment. about the sicuation at present, and some are pleased and Fifty-ninth streets, to Mr. Jose F. de Navarro, for Decisions were then rendered in the following cases: with the opportunity afforded for adding to supplies $2o0,0iK). His estate will amount to more than a mil —Matter of Martha Mcintosh, assessment for'paving in yard, etc. The accumulation commences to show Eighty-fifth street, from Fifth avenue to Avenue A. some growth, and there is an improvement in the lion and a half of dollars. The Board of Assessors made an error in distributing assortment. We quote $17.00-9.19.00 per M for We.st Mr. Jefferson M. Levy has sold the two houses and the cost of paving the intersection of Lexington India shipping boards; [email protected] for South Amer ican do; $16.00®16.50 for box board; [email protected] for lots known as Nos. 62 and 64 East One Hundred and avenue and Eighty-fifth street, and for this reason the assessment on the petitioner's lot is reduced from do wide and sound do. Tenth street, 14 x half the block, for $6,500 apiece to $345.50 to $164.72. Yellow Pine does not vary to any extent on cost, Mr. Jenkins. In the matter of John H. Riker and Bernard Reilly either for spot lots, randoms afloat or special cuts, as to the assessment for regulating and grading Sev but for all grades the inquiry is at least more cautious Three lots on Eighty-first street, running through to enty-fifth street from Fifth avenue to East River, con and buyers are figuring to secure concessions. On Eighty-second street. 450 west of Eighth avenue, have firmed February 5, 1875, it appears tiy the evidence a few rather important bills of late brought upon the presented that the fair value of the work done and market there has been some competition, and this is been sold for $48,500. the extent of benefit to the property was less by 18 naturally accepjted as an indication that the pressure Four lots on the northeast corner of Tenth avenue per cent, than the amount charged against the peti upon the mills is gradually working off. It is some tioners for this improvement and is therefore reduced what difficult to place a random at the moment and One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street have been unless quality pro re extra attractive. We quote ran sold for $12,000. in this proportion. The commission then adjourned to Wednesday, dom cargoes at about [email protected] per M; or August 3, at 2 p. M. dered cargoes, [email protected] do. green flooring boards, Brooklyn Gossip. $24.50®26.50 do; and dry do do, [email protected]. Cargoes at the South, [email protected] per M for rough, and $20.00®24.00 for dressed. Paxil C. Grening has recently sold three houses at BUILDING MATERIAL MARKET. Nos. 416, 418 and 420 Monroe street, for $6,900. They Hardw^oods sell well enough when offered, and BRICKS.—With the exception of a further small there is no objection to full former cost, but the small are two-.story brick, 16.8x38x66 feet; also, two two- advance on values in some cases the mark-t for supply keeps business quiet. We quote at whole and-a-half story brown stone houpes. at Nos. 225 and Common Hards shows essentially the same sale rates by carload about as follows : Walnut; $77 227 Monroe street, to C. N. Hoagland, for $ll,f00. features noted for several weeks past. There @85 perM; ash, $35@38 do.; oak, $40@46 do., maple. is the same free, open, demand exhausting the $30@35; chestnut, 1st and 2d. $30@35; do. do. culls, They are 16.8x42x100 feet. supply about as fast as it comes to hand, with a few $18@20 do.; cherry, S50@55 do.; white wood, 14 and At229 Monroe street. Mr. Grening has sold a two- buyers apparently always unsatisfied, while on prices % inch, [email protected], and do. inch, $33@35 do.; hickory, story brown stone house, 16.8x40x100 feet, to C N. the bids are full from the outset, and occasionally $35@45 do., for Western, and $65(^75 for good nearby stock. Hoagland. for $5,000. work into an advance where the order is more than ordinarily pressing. In fact present appearances do Shingles have about the average demand and com D. & M. Chauncey have recently sold a vacant lot not indicate that the expected mid-summer break is at mand former rates, but show no new fea on Clark street, near Hicks, 25x155 feet, for $6,250. hand, and sellers confidently expect to hold the advan tures of a noteworthy character. We quote They report the prospects for fall trade as ex tage up to the close of the season. At present the quot Cypress at about $6.00 for saps and $8.50@9 for ations are placed at $7.75®8.00 far " Up Rivers." $8.52 hearts; pine shipping stocks, $4 for 18-inch, and tremely flattering. '" 8.75 for Haverstraws, and [email protected] for Jerseys Eastern saw grades at $2.50^4.50 for 16-inch, as W. S. Brown ha<; sold the three-story and basement There is nothing new from primary points of special to quality and to quantity. Machine dressed frame house, at 93 Park avenue, to WilUam Wasson. interest. Production is being pushed with all the cedar shingles quoted as follows: For 30-inch, vigor possible, but workmen feel their importance, $16®22.25 for A and $28.75®33.25 for No. 1; for 24- for $4,500; also, a ten-and-a-half acre farm, near and while not seeking to force higher wages, are tak iuch, $6.50(ai6 for A and $16.75(a23 for No. 1: for Plainfleld, N. J., to W. B. Goodsell, for $2,500, and a ing time for social enjoyments whenever it suits them 20-mch, [email protected] for A and $11.25®11.75 for No. 1. to do so, manufacturers in the meantime fuming over cottage at Matteawan, N. J., to James M. Hildreth, of From among the lumber charters and engagements Brooklyn, for $1..5W. the delay against which there seems to be no present remedy. Pale brick have also taken a start upward recently reported, we select the following: and will command full $3. .50 per M, while some of the The following are the sales at the Exchange Sales A Br. barque, 623 tons, from St. John, N. B., lo best reached $4.00 per M. Fronts are firm, and in Limerick or Cork, deals, 55; a Br. schr., 231 tons, from room for the week ending July 23: very small supply for all deliveries. About all the St. John, N. B„ to Dungaroon, deals, 66s. 3d.; an Am. * Indicates that theproperty described has been bid bricks sold from first hands, have been for local con schr., from Fernandina to Laguayra, lumber, $1,600; sumption, but we understand that a few Eastern a Sp. brig, 335 tons, from Pensacola to Havana, luni- in for plaintiff^s account: orders are waiting. The orders from the Dock i e- ber, $12; a Ger. barque, .370 tons, from Brunswick to R. V. HARNETT. partment forbidding the piling of bricks on the piers of Buenos Ayres. lumber, $19 net; a Br. barque, 364 tons, this city, it is said, will be strictly enforced in future. from Montreal to Rosario, lumber, $17 net; an Am. *.34th St. No. 260, s s, 159 e Sth av, 14.6x98.9, "brig, 335 tons, from Brunswick or Union Island to Rio four-story stone front dweU'g. Nathan S. CEMENT.—Deniand for both foreign and domestic Janeiro, lumber, private terms; a Br. barque, 310 tons, Sanf ord. (Amount due, about $9.300) $11,110 continues good, supplies fail to accumulate, and the from Mobile to Kingston, Jam., lumber, $11.75. a Br. Downing st, Nos. 65-67, n s, two two-story market is very strong all around. On Rosendale, the brig, 310 tons, from Pensacola to Aspinwall, lumber, brick dweU'gs, each 22.1 feet front. Jos. regular monthly advance will be made, bringing the $14; a steamer, from Pensacola to North Side of Cuba F. Carroll. (Amount due,;abt $7,350) 10.000 cost up to $1.25 per bbl. lumber. $13 50; a brig. 275 M lumber, from Pensacola J. T. BOVD. to a Sound port, $9.50; an Am. brig, 180 tons, from HARDWARE.—The market is improving in tone Mobile to Cape Hay ti, lumber, $10 and port charges; 33d st, No. 421. n s, 228.11 w 9th av. 21.5x98.9, an Am. brig, 288 tons, from Portland to Moule, Guad., four-story brick store and dwell'g and and animation. Mail orders commence to come to lumber, $6; a schr., 442 tons, from Savannah to New three-story frame dwell'g in rear. Casper hand with greater freedom, a fair number [of buyers York, lumber, $7.50; a schr., 195 tons, hence to St. Batsche. (Partition sale).... 9,550 are in town, and the wants of local jobbers are on the Augustine, general cargo, and back to Albany, lum- Jnly 30,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD 767 her. $12.50 for the round; a barque, 350 M lumber, CARGO QUOTATIONS. We notice amongst the recent arrivals a cargo of from Pensacola to Boston, $9 per M; a schr., 220 M Joist and scantling, green $11.50(g)12.00 deals, etc., ex Mary K. Campbell, from Weymouth, lumber, from Brunswick to Boston, $7.75; a schr., 230 Mill run, choice, green 10..50®31.00 U. S. It is such a long time since our American M lumber, from Wilmington to Baltimore, $6 per M: Mill run, medium, green [email protected] cousins shipped deals to this country that we had a schr., 228 tons, from Wilmington, N. C, to Boston, Mill run, common, green 11..50^13.50 almost forgotten it. Perhaps they are going to revive lumber, $7, option of Baltimore $6; a schr,, 125 tons, Shmgles, standard 2.80®2.85 the trade again? from Portland to Pawtucket, lumber, $1.50; a schr., Shingles, extra A 2.90^3.00 A. C. Nathan & Go's, circular, Rio Janeiro, July 91 tons, from Portland to New York, lumber, $1.80. Lath ®1.75 4th, as follows: Exports of lumber from the port of New York: LUMBERMAN AND MANUFACTURER, I Pitch Pine Deals—The cargo of 450.416 feet per This Since MINNEAPOLIS. MINN, i Thomas Fletcher from St. Marys, Ga. which arrival Week, Jan. 1, All things work together for good to such as raised we noted in our last circular was sold at 42$000 per feet. feet their price lists promptly and regularly, which re doz. 3x9x14 ft, and the only arrival since is the Bozella Westlndies 375,514 34,709,145 mark we explain as meaning that those firms and Smith from Brunswick, with about .305,000 feet still South America 354.783 1.5.168,337 markets who first took our advice and raised prices unsold, and which may possibly fetch 45$000 per East Indies, Africa, etc 161,545 3,931,676 have netted the largest amount of satisfaction and dozen at which figure we quote the article, the mar Europe, Continent 4,400 669,3&3 money, while those who have hung back would like ket for which is firm owing to the limited supply Europe, United Kingdom 2,344,739 to hire some one to kick them. 'Twas ever thus, &c. known of as being on the way—should, however, News from all quarters of the most cheerful char large shipments be made a drop of 6$000 or 7$000 may Total 896,443 46,813,280 acter pour in upon us. A correspondent writing from be expected. St. Louis say.-?, ''we can do no more lumber business Spruce Pine Deals—We have still no arrival to in this cit.v until we have more railroads to carry it report:—this quality is needed and actually would be away, and "in price's we lead the markets of America." worth about 3T$000 per doz 3x9x14 ft. GENERAL LUMBER NOTES. Another friend in Hannibal writes us, "trade has con- White Pine Lumber—The Bergliot from Baltimore STATE. t.nued with unprecedented activity during the whole wiih about 92,00o feet has been the only arrival:— summer, and prices have maintained throughout this lot has been sold at 115 rs. per foot, at which price Albany Lumber Market, as reported by the Argus. without any inclination to weakness. The advances the market closes very firm, and it is to be hoped FOR THE WEEK ENDED JULY 26. 1881. that have been made from lime to time have been that a few small shipments have been mad- from the The active trade that has been going on through fully sustained and have served to stimulate the de U. S. to this port at regular intervals, and then prices this warm and holiday season still continues. The mand rather than retard trade." can be kept up. receipts of lumber are light, the dry being about all From Chicago comes the news of another advance fonvard, and the manufacture of this season hardly of 50 cents on piece stuff, which is reported scarce. NAILS.—Demand without much animation and being in a flt condition yet to move without sustain At the auction the following prices ai-e given for car while considerable stock is in one way and another ing damage. In consequence of the late stare the goes: working into consumption, the market generally ap mills made this spring, combined with the difficulty Green piece stuff, IS feet and under... — 12.00 pears to lack tone and character. Manufacturers, by there has been experienced owing to low water, etc., Green piece stuff, 20 feet and over [email protected] in getting the logs to the mills, the production of lum re-adopting the old list attempt to give the position a Common to fair boards and strips 13.0C@18 00 showing of strength but actual business is at much ber in Michigan and Canada is going to be very ma Shingles, choice A 2 9-5® 3.00 terially curtailed. Most of the lumber coming to this Lath 1.80® 1.85 below the so-called regular rates. market will reach here much lat^r than usual, w hen, We quote nominally at lOd. to 60d., common fence in all probability, higher freights will have to be Dubuque, Davenport and other river cities have all and sheathing per keg, $3.90®:i.l5: 8d and 9ii. common counted on. the trade they can handle at the late advance. Min do, per keg. $:[email protected]; 6d and 7d, common do, per The advance in price of ten-inch stocks made some neapolis is getting rid of over 5,000,000 feet per we"k keg, $3.5.5®;l.0j; 4d and 5d, common do, per keg, $3.80 weeks ago, is being obtained, and reports reach us and only sawing about 6.500.000 feet. Heavy log sales ®:3.90; 3d and 4d. light, per keg. $4..^'Ka4.65; 3d, fine are reported from the St. Croix, ivhere they are clos per keg, $5.:[email protected]; 3d, per keg. $.5.:[email protected]. that prices of good lumber are higher. We make no ing out the remnants of their winter's cut at good change in our quotations this week on these grades, round prices. Logs elsewhere are becoming valuable. Cut spikes, all sizes, $3.:W
Clinton st. No. 183, ws, 125 n Hester st. 25 21st st, n s, 415 e 7th av, 22.6x98.9. Hen 47th st. No. 342, s s. 80 w 1st av, 20x100.5, xlOO, flve-story brick store and tene ry C. and Thomas F. Guion to Clara H. four-story brick dweU'g. Owen Carr to ment and four-story brick tenement in Guion. Mort. $10,000. May 1. nom Patrick Cunningham. 3^ part. July 1. rear. Charles Drechsel to Moses A. Le- 21st st, n s, 275 w 7th av, 25x98.9. Fannie 3,500 vine. Mort. $12,500. July 22. 17,200 J. Moore, Greenburgh, N. Y., widow 48th st. No. 341, n s, 100 w 1st av, 25x100.5, Essex st. No. 49,3^ part, and 15,000 dollars and legatee S. Moore, to Terence J. two-story frame and brick stables. in notes. Simon Cohen to Johanna Co Duffy. C. a. G. July 19. nom Owen Fitzsimmons to Hugh Campbell. hen. Agreement as to settlement of Same property. Fannie J. Moore and Mort. $3,000. July 12. 6,000 suits, &c. ano., exrs. S. Moore, to same. July 14. 51st st, n s, 100 e Oth av, 25x100.5. Wil Essex st. No. 19, w s, 75.2 s Hester st, 25x 10,000 liam H. Adams, Brooklyn, to Andrew 87.5, five-story stone front store and 26th St. No. 245, n s, 200 e Sth av, 14x98.8 Ewald. Q. C. July 7. nom tenem't. Louis Dejonge, and ano., exrs. xl2.2x98.8, two-story brick stable. 52d st, No. 133, n s, 90 w Lexington av, F. Wigand to Max Lubetkin. C. a. G. Samuel Blatchford and ano.. exrs. R. 20x100.5, three-story frame dwell'g. July 20. 19,800 M. Blatchford, to Charles H. Macy. Anna E. Brown to Theodore G. Thomas. Front st. No. 15, ss, 20.4x100x18.5x100, va July 22. 2,450 July 22. 10,000 cant. Samuel Ayers et al., to Calvin A. 27th st, Nos. 204-208. s s, 85 e 3d av, 75x 53d St. n s, 294 e 1st av, 75x100.5. \ and Cath. E. Stevens, exrs. C. Ste 98.9, six-story brick factory. George 54th st, s s, 294 e 1st av, 75x100.5. \ vens. Oct. 28, 1880. Re-recorded. 5,500 Storm. Bayside. N. Y., to JohnStraiton, Jane Stebbins, widow, individ. and trus Leonard st, n e cor West Broadway, 63.7x Bayside, N. Y. Mort. $45,000. J^ part. tee C. Stebbins, and Jane B. Stebbins, 100.6x16.7x39.11x80.4 to West Broad Jan. 14. 70.000 heir, &c., to Leander Stone. Confirma way, X 140.5. William P. Dixon to The Same property. John Straiten and Maria tion deed. June 19. nom Central Real Estate Association. C. a. his wife to George Storm. Mort. $45,000. 54lh st, ns 94e 1st av, 100x100.5, five-' G. July 22. nom K part. July 1. 70. COO story brick brewery and two-story Monroe st. No. 156, s s, 139.7 e Clinton st. 28th st. No. 112 W., ss. 160 w 6th av, 20x brick stable. 23.1x100, two-story brick stable and por 98.9, three-story stone front dweU'g. 55th; Bt, s s, 94 e 1st av, 100x100.5; Nos tion of brick extension in lear. Evelina Gasper and Ferdinando Godone, inivid. 404-406, three-story brick icehouse; L. Searles, widow, to Mary Comer. and exrs. J. Godone, to Henrietta Obst. No. 410, two-story brick out building. June 1. 7,000 Mort. $6,000. July 25. 16.750 John F. Betz to Henry Elias. C. a. G. Suffolk st. No. 72. e s, 100 n Broome st. 25 Same properly. Clara Godone, widow, to 3^ part, with machinery, &c. May 20. xlOO fivp-storj'^ brick store and tenem't. same. Q. C. July 25. nom 115,500 Rod 1 us Kucklick to August C. Hassey 30th st. No. 145. n s, 200 e 7th av, 25x98.9, 54th st. No. 413, n s, 244 e 1st av, 125x Morts. $16,000. July 25. 22,500 three-story brick dwelling. Philip Krei- 100.5, two-story stone front dweU'g, two Water st, No. 655, s s, 350 w Jackson st, ter, Hillsdale, Mich., to Peter Kreiter, and one-story brick factory. Mary S. 25x70, flve-story brick tenement. Wil same place, and George Kreiter, New wife of Stevenson Towle to John Bolen liam A. Miles and ano.. exrs. W. B. York. July 14. 6,000 and John Byrne. June 2. 27,500 Miles, to Pliillippina wife of Jacob Hjiff- Slst st. No. 245, n s, 225 e 8th av, 25x98.9, 54th st, ^o, 120, s s, 275 w Oth av, 25x ner. July 13. 6,000 three-story brick store and dwelhng and 100.5, three and two-story brick stable. Willett st. Mo. 53. w s, 100 n Delancey st, three-story brick dwelling in rear. Eliz Thomas B. Kerr to Robert B. Lynd. 25x100. Caroline Vetter, widow, to abeth wife of Frederick Sperry to Joseph July 18. 9,250 Lemuel L Fountain. Mort. $6,000; Weymann. Mort. $6,500. July 21. 15,000 Same property. Robert B. Lynd to My taxes, 1879 and 1830. July 21. nom Same property. Joseph Weymann to ron P. Walker. July 26. 29,000 Willett st. No. 63, w s. 150 s Rivington st, Frederick Sperry. C. a. G. July 22. 8,500 56th st. No. 507, n s, 125 w 10th av, 25x 25x100. tlirce-story frame dweU'g and 32d st. No. 20, s s, 300 w 5th av, 25x98.9. 100.5, five-story brick tenem't. Henry four-storj' brick tt-Jiem't in rear. Min four-story stone front dweU'g. Isabel B. B. Stapler to Mary J. Rosevelt. nie wife of Philip Braender to William B. wife of and Heniy E. Legrain to Morts. $8,0a0. July 26. 12,500 W. Hoyt. Morts. $5,750. July 21. 7.500 WiUiam W. Thonipson, trustee L. G. 57th st, No. 543 W., n s. 275 e llth av, Is: st. No. 45, s s, 244.11 e 2d av. 20.7x Thompson, dec'd. Mort. $25,000; taxes, 25x100, five-story brick tenem't. John 72.1x20.5x74.6, five-story brick store and &c. July 20. 35.150 M. Cauda, Brooklyn, to John Totten. tenem't. Adam Bisclioff and Johanna 32d st, s s, 225 e 10th av. 25x98.9, four-story C. a. G. July 23. la,000 C. Gewalt. widow, to George Bingel and brick tenem't. Matilda T. O'Brien, 57th St. No. 543 W., n s, 275 e llth av, Catharine his wife. Morts. $8,000. Orange, N. J., to John Deering. Q, C. July 28. 15.000 25x100. five-story brick tenem't. and release. July 6. nom 43d st. No. 523 W.. n s, 325 w 10th av, , 8th St. No. 95. n s. 107.6 e 1st av, 27.6x Same property. Samuel G. Courtney to 25x100.5. J 112.10, four-story brick tenement. Re John Deering. Foreclose. July 7. 6.100 John Totten to WiUiam W. Egbert, lease of dower. Anna M. Knelles. Same property. Geo. W. Boucher, recvr., Montclair, N. J. Contract. July 19. 25,000 widow, to Robert Mever. June 16. 800 to same. Q. C. 1-6 part, July 19. nom 61st st. No. Ill, n s, 290 w Lexington av, 10 li St. s s, 243 e Av C, 23x93.3. ~) 35th st, s s, 200 e 2d av, 25x98.9, vacant. 19x100.5, four-story stone front dweU'g. A so, all title in real and personal estate ( John D. Crimmins to Robert and Joseph The Vermont Marble Co. to Arabella G. of which J. Van Brunt, Engiewood, f Gordon. July 22. 4,000 Proctor, Rutland, Vt. Mort. $12,000. N. J., died, seized. J 39th st, No. 42, s s. 340 e Oth av. 20x98.9, July 22. 19,000 Henry D., Francis W., Stephen. John, four-story stone front dweU'g. Julia A. 61st st, No. 205,n s, 95 e 3d av, 20x100.5, Adriance and Peter W. Van Brunt, wife of and Alfred M. Coffin to Frede three-story stone front dwAbraham Same property. Francis M. Jencks to subject to morts. $36,000, equity $24,000, same. 3^ part. C. a. G. July 27. 2,312 Dowdney. July 25. nom to be paid in hardware. July 22. 78th st. No. 130, s s, 314 e 4th av, 18x102.2, 16th st, s s, 254.2 e 7th av, 20.10x103.3. 46th st, No. 140 W., s s, 310 e 7th av, 15x Catharine Green et al.. exrs. Edward thi-ee-story stone front dwell'g. Mar 100.4. WUliam H. Brown to Alfred B. garet J. wife of Andrew Campbell and Green, dec'd, to Jacob C. Blauvelt. Price. Q. C. July 21. nom Mort. $4,000. July 21. 13,000 Edmund McLoughlin, Brooklyn, to 46th st. No. 417 W., n s, 200 w 9th av, 20x Guernsey Sackett, Brooklyn. Mort. Same property. Release of dower. Cath 100.5 three-story stone front dweU'g. arine Green, widow, to same. July $6,000. July 9. 8,750 Christian Trinks, exr. C. Trinks, dec'd, 79th st, s s, 175 e 4th av, 100x102.2, six 21- nom to John Totten. Contract. July 16. 12,000 18th st. No. 435. n s, 140 w Av A, 25x92, four-storv stone front dweU'gs. WU 47th st, Nos. 311 and 313, n s, 150 w 8th av, liam Frame to James A. Frame. June five-story brick store and tenem't. Fer 50x100.5, two two-story frame dweU'gs. dinand Blancke, Linden, N. J., to 21. 100 David C, Marsh and Lucretia wife of 85th st. No. 307, n s, 100 e 2d av, 25x100, Charles Blancke, Sandusky, Ohio. Q. Sanford F. RoU to Barbara A. Egbert. C. July 25. nom three-story frame dweU'g and two-story Q. C. July 23. 300 frame dweU'g in rear. Jacob Groy to Same property. Charles Blancke to Peter Same property. Barbara A. Egbert, wid Mary A. wife of Richard Roach. July Gillespie. Mort. $7,000. June 27. 8,825 ow, to Silas J. Donvan. July 25. 15,000 28. 7,000 July 30, 1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD 769
87th st. No. 61 and 63, n s, 184.5 w 4th av, St. Nicholas av, n w cor 116th st, runs 23d and 24th WARDS. 50.1x100, two frame dweU'gs and frame west 93.8 X north 45.4 x southwest 131.3 stable in rear. William L. Pomeroy to X north 99.11 x west 25 x north 100.11 to Boston or Post road, n w s, 107 8 w Me-' Ferdinand Mayer. Dec. 31, 1880. 20,000 s s 117th st, X east 119.9 to St. Nicholas chauic st, 44x107. 99th st, s s, 225 e 5th av, abt 25x100.11. av, X south 236.10 to beginning, vacant. Rustic av, s e s, being n e i^ of lot 67 99th st, s s, 125 e 5th av, abt 25x100.11, Martha^B. Smith, widow, to Thomas B. map East Tremont, 33x150. Also .'•tock, mortgages, &c. Kerr, release dower. July 6. nom Samuel st, n e s, 117 n w Boston road, Charles E. Butler, trustee H. Wilkes, to Same property. J. D. F. and Adon, Jr., 67.8x100x60.6x35.6x5x63. Rita L. R. Trenfanelli. July 26. nom Smith, exrs. A. Smith, dec'd, to Thomas Samuel st, n s, adj A. Lawrence, 38.4x 102d St. s s, 325 w 3d av, 15x100. Stephen B. Kerr. July 6. 60,000 100x35x100. H. Thayer, Jr,. to Mary Duffy. Mort. 2d av, e s, 74.1s 23d st, 24.8x98.9. Ed Walker st, s e s, 100 s w Centre st, 40.6x $5,000. Jan. 3, 1881. nom ward J. Messemer to Michael J. B. Mess- 100. 102d st, s s. 340 w 3d av, 80x100.11, four^ emer. Q. C. Mort. $7,000. July 21. nom Peter Duffy to Joseph Horridge. Mort. four-story stone front dweU'gs. 2d av, e s, 24.8 s 23d st, 24.8x100. Michael $500. June 17. lOO Also all title in strip adj on west abt J. B. Messemer to Edward J. Messemer. Catharine st, n w s, 40x175 to Orchard st, 37.6x100.11, which wiUbe part of Lex 3^ part. July 21. nom x53.5xl77.5 being lot 268 map East Tre ington av, when extended. j 2d av, n w cor 24th st, 24x97.7, No. 431, mont. John Leeder to Ann M. Jenny. Jonas M. Libbey to Mary wife of Michael 2d av, three-story brick store and dwell Mort. $3,500. July 25. 6,000 Duffy. July 27. 18,000 ing and two-story brick stable; Nos. Chestnut st, n w s, lot 23 map T. E. Wal 103d st, Nos. 209-215, n s, 160 e 3d av, lOOx 243 24th st four-story brick store and ker property. White Plains, 50x150. 100.11, four four-story" brick dweU'gs. tenement. Patrick H. McCuUagh and Foreclos. G. D. W. Clocke to Charles Julius Spaeth to David Oppenheimer. ano., exrs. T. McCuUagh to Matthias H. B. Duryea. June 15. 420 Mort. $5,000. July 32. 48.750 Schroeder. Mort. $5,000. July 21. 19,000 Elizabeth st, n w s, 46.2 s w Cross st, 48x 104th st, s s, 212.6 w 2d av, 37.6x100.11. 2d av, w 8, 40 n 58th st, 20x65. Josephine x73.6x48x73.8, b & 1. Leonard Roth to Ann M. wife of Jacob Jenny to George wife of Moritz Hutter to William Has Ferdinand Wendling. Julv 13. nom Bothner. Mort. $6,000. July 22. 24,000 tings. C. a. G. July 27. nom John st, s w s. being s e >^ of lot 43 map Same property. John H. Deane to Ann 2d av, No. 1574, e s, 21.2 s 82d st, 30x64, Fordham, 25x107.9x25x107.10. Horace M. Jenny. Release mort. July 22. nom four-story stone front store and tenem't. B. Claflin, Brooklyn, to Alexander In- Same property. Same to same. Release Benjamin C. Wetmore to John H. glis and Catharine his wife. July 20. 2,500 mort. July 22. nom Mechanic st, n e s, 150 n w Boston or' Cavanagh. Mort. $10,000. July 26. Post road, 37.6x—x37.6x80. 105th st, s s, 40 e 4th av. Release mort. 20,000 WiUiam B. Glover, Fairfield, Conn., to Mechanic st, n e s, adj land Frederick A. Sameproperty. JohnH. Cavanagh, single, Archer, 38x89x38x91. John H. Deane. June 16. 2,500 to Benjamin C. Wetmore. Mort. $10,000. 108th st, n s, 105 e 4th av, 125x100, vacant. West Farms road, southerly cor new July 27. 30,000 road from W'^st Farms to Westches- I Theodosia D. Wheeler, individ. and 2d av, w s, 50 s 113th st. Release Mort. extrx. RusseU C. Wheeler, dec'd., John ter. 19x100.3x26.7x100. J John H. Deane to Ann M. Jenny. July Peter Duffy to Joseph Horridge. Q. C. D. Wheeler, JuUa D. wife of Selah B. 25. nom Strong, and Theodosio M. wife of Frank June 17. 100 4th av. No. 807, e s, 75.5 n 53d st,25x 70, 135th st, n s, 306.6 w Willis av, 25x100, h lin B. Dexter to Bertha wife of John B. four-story stone front dweU'g and por Smith. March 28. 15,000 & I. David V. P. Hotaling to Mary F. tion of brick extension in rear. Mar Conklin. July 23. • 7,000 109th st, s s, 200.11 w 3dav, 0.3x100.11x0.5 garet J. wife of and WiUiam E. Brinck xlOO.ll. Enoch C. BeU to Caroline M. 138th st, southerly cor Southern Boule erhoff to Annie M. wife of Daniel Green. vard, 75x100x133 to Boulevard, xll5. wife of Searles Babbitt. Q. C. May July 21. 18,000 26. nom Christian C. Cramer to Otto Hoffeld. 4th av, s e cor 123d st, 100.11x100. AU title. Mort. $1,400. July 12. nom lllth st, s s, 33.4 e Lexington av, 16.2x 123d st, s s, 100 e 4th av, 40x100.11. 100.11. Thomas F. Treacey to John H. 144th st, n e cor proposed Railroad av, Vacant. east, 135.6x99.7x109.7x100.7. Foreclos. Deane. July 15. nom Sarah J. wife of John W. Pirsson to 112th st, No. 159, n s, 570 w 3d av, 25x Louis P. Kircheis to Hettie W. Dart. Thomas Mackellar. Mort. $10,000. July 32. 17,.500 100.10, three-story frame dweU'g. Maria July 15. 27,500 J. wife of Louis F. Wadsworth, Rock 10th av, e s, 50.11 s 102d st, 25x100, vacant. 153d st, s s, 400 w Courtlandt av. 50x100. away, N. J., to Susan S. Sparks. Re Partition. George P. Smith to Frances Catharine wife of Charles F. Davis to recorded. Dec. 19, 1873. 11,000 G. Stewart. June 3. 3,625 James Haggerty. Mort. $1,700. July 112th st, n s, 145 e 1st av, 100x100.11, new 10th av, e s, 124.10 s 158th st, 8-100 foot x 25. 3,000 buUdings projected. Charles H. Hil 100. WUliam W. and Arthur E. MiUs, Alexander av, e s, extdg from 133d stto"! lock, Brooklyn, to Caroline L. M. K., New York, Albert L. MiUs, WaUa Wal 134th st, 200x131.6. [ wife of Abraham Yost, Hackensack, N. la, Washington Ter., to Charles A. 133d st, n s, 131.6 e Alexander av, 300x ( J. Mort. $23,500. July 27. 16,000 Briggs. June 1. nom 100. J 117th st, n s, 100 w 1st av, 100x100.11, va 10th av, e s. 25.1 s 67th st, 50.2x100, va Alfred H. Timpson to Thomas H. Mc cant. Lambert Suydam to James E. cant, Richard H. L. Townsend to Avoy. C. a. G. May 33. nom Wheeler. Mort. $13,500. June 1. 14,000 George A. Treacy. July 37. 9,000 Same property. Frederick Taylor to Al 117th st, No. 409, n s, 127.4 e 1st av, 16.8x llth av. No. 563, w s, 75.5 s 43d st, 35x fred H. Timpson. Release mort. May 100.11, four-story brick dweU'g. Ann 100x35x100, four-story brick store and 33. nom wife of Jacob Jenny to John Leader. tenem't. Elias G. Brown to John Sulli Bremer av, w s, part lot 15 map annexed Mort. $6,000. July 25. 11,000 van. Mort. $7,000. July 22. 14,000 to commissioners map in Northrup vs. 118th st, n 8, 194 e 1st av, 16.8x100.10. Anderson, partition suit, 75xl35x50x—x Ge»rge Healing to James PhUp. Mort. llth av, n e cor 81st st, runs east to w a 57. Mary Gould, widow, to Mrs. M. L. $6,250. July 21. nom Bloomingdale road, x north to s s 82d st, Russell, widow, High Bridge. June X west to point 100 east of llth av, x 27. 1,000 120th st. No. 448, s s, 85 w Av A, 20x100.5, south 102 X west 100 to llth av, x south three-story brick dweU'g. Richard Poil 102, eight three and two-story frame Concord av, e s, 144.4 n Strong av, 24x135, lon to Mary Barnes. July 18. 5,000 dweU'gs and frame stable. Foreclos. h & 1. August Koerner to Stephen 120th st, s s, 350 w 6th av, 25x100.11. ^ Joseph S. Bosworth to Alonzo G. Hage Keating and Mary E. his wife. Morts. 120th st, 8 s, 475 w Oth av, runs south 99 [ dorn. June 18. 70,000 $2,048. July 28. 2,500 X north west abt. 27 x south west abt. ( Clinton av, s s, 121.6 w 1st st. 50xl43.5x 26 X north 81.6 to 120th st x east 50. J llth av, n e cor 86th st, 125.8x100, vacant. 55.1x165.7. Michael Sullivan to George Seymour A. Bunce to Sarah J. Pirsson. Horace W. Forster to Frederick P. Fors- J. Schaible and Hanorah, his wife. C. Yz part. Mort. 3^ of $4,500. July 27. ter. Dec. 31, 1879. 15,000 a. G. July 33. 595 nom MISCELLANEOUS. College av, s e cor 143d st, 35x100. Sarah 123d st, n s, 175 e 8th av, 50x100.11, vacant. Acceptance of provision under will and A., wife of Jeremiah B. Swift, to Chris- Spencer A. Fanning to Alfred Kehoe. release of dower, &c., by Anna Conklin, toph Penschuck. July 33. 3,275 Mort. $5,000. July 8. 10,000 widow of Isaac Conklin, dec'd. 2 docu Jerome av, s e s, at point designated by 157th st, n s, 150 e 10th av, 50x89.6 to w s ments. the letter A, map of Park View proper Kingsbridge road, x — to 157th st, x Assignment and release. Charles M. ty as purchased by L. W. Jerome from 103.3. Ann W. MUls, widow, to WiUiam Thurston to Maria G. Morewood, Flor 24th Ward Real Estate Assoc, contains W. MiUs. July 25. 1,000 ence, Cath. G. and Lucy Melville. Aug. 16 420-1,000 acres. Leonard W. Jerome Lexington av. No. 844, w s, 20.5 n 65th st, 13,1877. nom to The Jerome Park Villa Site and Im 20x70, four-story brick stone front All grantor's title in estate of James Col provement Co. Mort. $44,000. July 1. dweU'g. Sophia wife of Susman Schus lins, dec'd, Kate ana Bridget Collins, nom ter, to Moses and Berman Ehrenreich. Newark, N. J., to Ellen CoUins, widow. WUlis av, e s, 35 n 145th st, 35x100. John Release dower. May 7, 1879. 125 2,000 Noll, Newark, N. J., to Theresa, wife of Madison av, n e cor 122d st. Release mort. Consent to the satisfaction of one ninth Theodore Merklinger, Morrisania. Q. Samuel S. Constant to Thos. F. Treacy. C. July 35. nom July 23. 16,000 of certain mortgage executed by Mary A. and Geo. D. Scott to WiUiam F. Liv Worth av, e s, lOOx to Brook st, lot 141, Pleasant av, e s, extdg from 122d to 123d ingston and others, and which one ninth map Mount Hope. Contract. Jane F. streets, 201.10x100, New build'gs pro is said Livingston's share. Seagrist to Thomas R. Walsh. June. 500 jected. John H. Deane and Ward B. Exemplified copy wUl Henry Laurence, Northwest 3^ of lot 43 map Fordham, 25x Chamberlin to Joseph Murray. Mort. dec'd. 106.1x25x107.10. George E. McCormick $20,000. May 14. 40,000 General release. Johanna Cohen to Simon to Mary Barrett. June 24. nom Seaman av, s s. 125 e Hawthorn st, 50x100. Cohen. June 38. nom Plot 6 acres 2 roods and 36 perches, n w by Foreclos. Joseph Fettretch to Catha Satisfaction of mort. by Cotton W. Bean Macomb's Dam road, n and n e by Mor rine A. Lyon. July 22. 1,090 to Emma Weeks, mortgagor. ris st, s e by Grove lane, &c., The New 770 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD July 30,1881
Villa, Fordham. Sylvester H. Knee Same property. Release mort. Robert I. Bushwick av, n s, 85 from Stanhope st, 35x100. land to Isaac E. Gates, Elizabeth, N. J. Brown to Albert Wilkinson. ]iom Cornelius Buckley to Augusta Bauer. Agree July 27. nom Same property. Elias G. Brown to same, nom ment to sell. 835 Macon st, n s. 183.8 w Yates av, 17.8x100, h & 1. Clermont av, w s, 68.10 s Willoughby av, 17x LEASEHOLD CONVETANCES. Albert Wilkinson to Caroline M. Sewell. 6,600 74.10x17x75. Clarence M. Neuville, exr. Stanton st, Nos. 314 and 316, assg't. lease. Moore st, s s, 561 e Bushwick av, 2.5x55.5x25.6x Sarah Harvey, to Victoria Dillon. nom Siegmund L. Otto, to August Hassey. .56. Jacob Pirrung to Annie J. Dynes. Mort. Clermont av. w s. 208.4 s Greene av, 20x70.7. nom $1,000. 2,500 Hiram H. Thomas to Nelson Hamblin. 4,800 Moore st, s s, 100 e Leonard st, runs south 73.10 Flushing av, s s, 75 w Nostrand av, 25x75. West st, n e cor Watts st, 125x103.2xl25x X southeast 131.1 x easterly along n s of Varet Michael and John Gorman to James Mathi- 106.6. Marti'? Wood, exr. Samuel Wood, st 14.3 X north 100 x west 25 x north 100 to son, Jr., and William H. Cooke. 5,000 and also as exr. Abraham Wood, to Am Moore st, x west 25. Thomas Bates to John Gates av, n s, 58.4 e Nostrand av, 16.8x100. brose K. Ely. Assign, lease. 9,000 Bold. Release and Q. C. 1856. nom Eliza A. Smith, widow, to Thomas S. 19th st, s s, 190 e 1st av, 22.3x92. Assg't. Marion st, n s, 250 e Howard av, 50x100. Anna Strong. Mort. $3,300. 4,.500 lease. Margaret Masterson to Bridget E. Barthelmeh to John A. Lawrence. 1,330 Gates av, s s, 100 e Ralph av, 50x200 to Monroe C. Duffy, admx. F. Duffy. 110 President st, s s, 143.6 e Hoyt st, 17.6x100. St. WiUiam H. McAUister, exr. W. McAl Caleb H. Van Name, Port Richmond, N. Y., lister, to The Brooklyn City Railroad Co. 5,850 33d st. No. 457 W., n s, 98.11 e 10th av, to James Sloat. Q. C. nom Same property. Esther McAllister, widow, to 23.7x irreg. Henrietta P. Ludlam et al., Same property. David Fithian to Jas. Sloat. same. Release dower. nom exrs. Edward Ludlam, dec'd., to George Q. C. nom Same propei'ty. Mary Ann and Martha Mc W. Chapman. 15 years, from May 1, Pacific st, s s, 292.3 w Grand av, 38x110, hs & Allister to same. Release of aimuity. nom 1881, per year. 99 Is. Elizabeth A. wife of John Harrison to Gates av, s s, 45 w Throop av, 55x100. Fore 41st st, No. 331 E. Gustav Ramsperger Mary A. wife of Timothy O'Connor. 8,000 clos. William J. Gaynor to Caroline H. M. to Isaac Lazarus. Assignment lease, nom Sands st, s s, 351.5 e Jay st, 20x100, h & 1. Delclisur. ' 350 Mary Molyneaux to Susanna Mayorga. Gates av, s s, 125 w Nostrand av, 16.8x100. 3d av, w s, 20.5 n 57th st, 20x80. Robert Mort $3,000. 10,000 Jacob T. E. Litchfield to Lavinia Cushman. and Ogden Goelet to Jeremiah Green. Sumpter st, n s, 150 w Patchen av, 50x100. Mort. $3,500. 5,500 21 years from May 1, 1881, per year. 720 Mary Whiting to William L. Whiting. C. Green av, s s, 100 e Bedford av, 200x100. EUza 3d av, w s. 00.5 n 57th st, 20x80. Robert a. G. nom beth W. Aldrich, widow, to James H. Dar and Ogden Goelet, to Israel and Theresa Same property. William L. Whiting to Wil row. 20,000 Schwab. 21 years from May 1,1881, per liam H. Biricbeek. C. a. G. nom Greene av, n s, 20 w Lewis av, 20x100, h & 1. year. 720 Sameproperty. Willinm H Birckbeckto The Maria T, Gosman to Hubert Giroux. Mort. resa wife of Wm. L. Whiting. C. a. G. nom $3,000. nom Sackett st, s s, 246 8 e Hoyt st, 16.8x100, h & 1. Kingsland av, w s, 175 n Richardson st, 25x100. KIIVGS COINTI. Caroline M. Sewell to Albert Wilkinson. 4.500 William Heintze to Meua Hindenleng. 400 JULY 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27. Tillary st, Nos. Bi and 36, s s, hs & Is. Thomas Lafayette av, n s, 200 e Stuyvesant av, lOOx McCaffrey to Nanny Gruenwald. Contract. 100. Charles E. Larned to WUliam A. Car Ainslie st, n s, 337 w Lorimer st, 20x100.3. sey. 6,000 August, John W. and George P. Giraud and 15,000 Carrie wife of John H. Smack to Edward Tillary st, s s, 100 w Adams st, 25x100, h '& 1. Lafayette av, n s, 335.6 e Bedford av, 33.10x V. Klein. 4-10 part. $2,000 Thomas McCaftVey to Louis and Hermann 100. Rose Gaughran to John P. Hudson. 4,560 Liebmann. Mort. $3,000. 7,500 Lafayette av, s s, 38.4 e Hamilton st, 19x51.8, Centre st, s e s, ^25 n e Johnson av, 25x100. Tillary st, s s, 67 e Washington st, 20.11x97x h <& I. Foreclos. Thos. M. Riley to The Louisa C. wife of George Taylor, Jersey 20.11 X north 97, h & 1. Thomas McCaffrey S.amea's Bank for Savings, City New York. City, to Andre%v Quent. 500 to Louis and Hermann Liebmann. 7,500 3,600 Cuauiicy st, s s, 112.6 e Patchen av, 37.6x100. Tillary st, s s, 87.11 e Washington st, 20.10x97x Lafayette av, s s, 180 e Stuyvesant av, 30x100, John Gies, New York, to Robert Given. 600 20.11x97. Isaac W. Petty to Louis aud Her h & 1. James Bennett to Anna J. Bruen. Court st, w s, 23 n Church st, 19.6x80. Louis mann Liebmann. 5,3.50 Q. C. nomi Groshean to Louisa Misland. nom Warren st, s s, 324 w Bond st, 0.1x100. John Lewis av, e s, 20 s Pulaski st, 20x100. Thomas, Carroll st, n s, 1 0,6 w Clinton st, 20.6x100, h & T. Runcie to Hannah E. Stoops. nom William W., Matilda A., Ida and Mary A. 1. Ella L. wife of and Cornelius E Donnul- Walton st, s e s, 475 n e Marcy av, 33.8x300 to Jackson, Brooklyn, Lucia M. M. wife of W. lon to .Joseph G. Savage. Mort. $5,500. 10,(.00 Wallabout st, x 30.6x300. The Williams J. H. Gluck, Baltimore, Md , heirs Margaret Centre st, w s. 3.50 s Broadway, 50x100, h & Is. burgh Savings Bank to Fredericka wife of Jackson, to Harutune Iskiyan, New York. East New York; Oliver H. P. Archer to Emanuel Glaeser. Mort. $4,500. 5,000 Mort. $3,000. 3,850 Richard E. Gregg. Mort. $800. 1,000 Woodbine st, n w s, 350 s w Central av, 35x100. Montrose av, s s, 185 e Humboldt st, 35x100, h Degraw st, s s, 75 e Bond st, 25x100. Adrian M. Suydam to Amelia G. wife of & 1. John Freese to Jacob Dreher. C. a. G. Degraw st, s s. HiO e Bond st, .50x100. William T. Collins. 450 Sackett st, n s, 100 e Bond st, 50x100. nom Washington st, e s, 319 n Johnson st, runs east Same property. Jacob Dreher to Maria wife Obadiali Banks to Zachariah O. Nelson and 131 X north 9.11 x west 11.3 x north 4.3 x Hendrick S. Holden. Mort. $4,000, &c. 6,300 of John Freese. C. a. G. nom west 43.10 X north 7.11 x west 67.3 to Wash Myrtle av, n s, 50 w Kent av, 25x90.10x25x91. Decatur st, s s, '.^25 w Lewis av, S5xl(X). WU ington st, X south 21.11. James Foley to Charles Marks, New York, to Floria Leh liam H. Armstrong to George C. McKesson. Louis and Hermann Liebmann. Mort. mann. Mort. $3,000. 7,500 Mort. $3,450. nom $3,000. 13^000 Prospect av, n s, 175 from 10th av, 35x86.3x Fort Greene pl, w s, 389.6 n Fulton st, 20x100. Washington st, e s, 340.11 n Johnson st, 33. Ix V5xx83.6. Eugene C. R. Biggs to Elizabeth James D. Fish, recvr., to John H. Wright. 8,000 67.5x3 i. 1x67 3. Dennis Moloney to Louis and W. Lynch. C, a. G. 350 Fulton st, n s, 355 e Tompkins av, runs east 60 Hermann Liebman. Mort. $3,000. 10,000 X north 90 x north 31.1 to Decatur st, x west Stuyvesant av, e s, 100 a Haisey st, 100x100. 54.6 X south 1US.3 to beginning. Lefferts Winthrop st. n s, 29.55.7 e main Flatbush road. .1 oseph R. Robbins, East Norwich, to Henry Millard to Nathaniel H. Clement. .'».235 Release mort. Catharine L. Williamson to G. Hunt, New York. Mort. $1,505. 5,000 Frances H. Walker. .500 Schenectady av, w s, 49.6 s Pacific st, 25x100. Same property. Release mort. A. O. Millard Wyckoff st, s w s, 1.50 s e Nevins st, 24.3x100.2 Robert, William J., Susan and Hannah For- to Lefferts Millard. nom x31.1xl00. Forelos. Thomas M. Riley to .^th, heirs Martha Forsyth, dec'd., to Mary Fulton st, n s, 355 e Tompkins av. Release Henry J. Schenck and ano., trustees Vir J. wife of Isaac Rogers. 600 mort. Eliza J. Smith to Lefferts Willard. nom ginia W. Burleigh. 3,000 Same property. Eliza and Martha E. Forsyth Grand st, s s, 375 e 5th st, 25x160. John Besson North 7th st, s w s, 277 s e 7th st, 40x100. John to Thomas Halstead. 10,000 to same. 300 Timmes to A. B. Ansbacher. i,900 St. Mark's av, s s, 375 e Vanderbilt av, 25x80.4 Grand st, s s, 275 e 5th st, 25x160. Thomas 3d st, Nos. 434 and 4:6, s w s, 100 n w Oth av, x38.4x94.8. Harriet Garrison, individ. and Halstead to John Besson. 10.000 36.7x95. Frederica M. wife of and John P. extix. S. Garrison, to Hugh McGlede. l,10o Hall ft, No. 114. Release mort. Fernando Kinney to Lewis A. Hill, Neosho, Wis. Tompk.ns av, e s, .50 n Hopkins st, 35x68.4 to] Lopez Y. Blanco to Edwin R. Sheridan. 1,900 Morts. $17,000. 40,000 Haisey st, n e cor Nostrand av, 188x100. Mar Delmonico pl, x25x43, hs & Is. I garet A. wife of James Roper to Robinson 6th st, n w s, 35 s w North 6th st, 3.5x74. Jas. Moore st, s s, 150 e Leonard st, 75x100, hs & f Gill. Morts. $ll,35i). nom Donohue to John Sullivan. 10,000 Is. J Hopkins st, s s, 33i e Marcy av, 25x100. Anna 7th st, e s, 50 n North 7th st, 25x88, h & 1. The Mary Johnston, New York, to James Dono- C. wife of Charles Loffler to Katharine wife WiUiamsburgh Savings Bank to John G. hoe. nom Koerner and Margaietha his wife. Joint Tompkins av, w s, 68.4 n Stockton st, 21.8x90. of and George Peppel. 775 tenants. 4.500 High st. No. 6i}, s s, 75 e Adams st, 25 to alley, George Loffler to John Scanlon, New York. xl06. JosephG. Hanson, Westfield, N. J., to 10th st, n e s, 293.9 s e 6th av, 206.3x100, hs & Is. Mort. $2,000. 3,737 David Wallace, Jr., Paterson, N. J. Q. C. Benjamin F. Tracy to Louise A. S. AUen. Willoughby av, s s, 50 e Throop av, 50x100. ) Morts. $6,000, taxes, &c. nom Throop av, e s, abt 100 s Willoughby av, 25x > nom 13th st, n s, 97.10 w 3d av, 100x100. Horatio G. Java st, n s, 175 e West st, 35x100. David P. Onderdonk to Mary Quilty. nom Navarro, Rochelle, 111., to WilUam H. Na Annie K. wife of James Richmond to Louise varro. 1,300 13th st, n s, 96 w 3d av, 20x100. Mary Quilty, K. E. wife of Valentine Becker. Mort. Jay st, w s, 100 s Myrtle av, 25x103.9. Fore widow, and Edward, James and John Quilty $6,000. 13,000 clos. Robert Jackson to Francis O'Hara and to Ann Leonard. 4-5 parts. 360 Webster av, n s, 540 w 3d st, 90x113.2x90x] ano., exrs. John O'Hara, dec'd. 3,800 Same property. Edmund Grady, by W. Grady, 111.11. I guard., to same. 1-5 part.. 90 .Jefferson st, s e s, 97.6 n e St. Nicholas av, 25.8 Webster av, n w cor 8d st, 90x110.8x90x110.5, ( xl00x24.4x100. WUliam E. Beamond, heir 14th st, s s, 147.10 e 6fch av, 35x100. Heman C. Flatbush. J Wm. Beamond, dec'd, to Sophia A. Bea Drake to Sarah E. wife of Wm. H. Rich. 800 Henry SneU to Charles H. Severs, ParkvUle, mond, widow, 300 17th st, s w s, 360 s a 9th av, 30x100.3. Joseph L. I. Foreclos. 3,675 Kosciusko st, n s, 445 e Nostrand av, 15x100, h T. Drake et al., heirs Joseph Drake, to Mary Yates av, s w cor Willoughby av, 18x80. & 1. Abraham Daniels to George J. Mirrie- L. wife of Joseph Cottrell. % parts. 258 Foreclos. Thos. M. Riley to Peter Delap. lees. 3,100 Same property. Benjamin Drake, exi*. Jacob Mort. $3,000 and interest. May 1. 1880, 150 Same property. George J. Mirrielees to Isa Drake, to same. }i part. 37 7th av, Sth av, 6th and 7th sts, the block, 200x beUa wife of Abraham Daniels. 2,100 Bedford av, w s, 24 n Hancock st, 63x78. Wil 695.9. WiUiam P., William F. and Joshua Kosciusko st, n s, 168.9 w Throop av, 18.9x100. liam J. Penoyer, Kinderhook, N. Y., to Youngs, and Mary J. Youngs, widow, to The Foreclos. Thos. M. RUey to W. Wallace WUliam J. Northridge. Q. C. nom Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Brooklyn. Kirby, Roslyn, L. I. 3,000 Same property. WUliam J. Noi-thridge to Mort. $47,300. (57,500 Lawrence st, ws, 138 n WiUoughby st, 32x107.6. WUliam J. Penoyer, Kinderhook, N. Y. Same property. Lewis Hurst to same. Q. C. nom George W. PearsaU to James W. Birkett. Mort. $34,000. nom Sth av, s w cor 40th st, .50.2x100. Michael J. GUehristtoOwen GUchrist. 900 Partition. 4,935 Bushwick av, northerly cor Greene av, 50x Leonari st, w s, 75 s Frost st, 35x83x25x84. 73.3. Eliza Zimmennann and George P. Brooklyn and Jamaica Plank road, s s, 200 e Charles Dahl to WiUiam H. Pruden. nom Hack, New York, to Charles F. Wienderhold. WiUiams pl. Release mort. Joseph Hege Leonard st, w s, 35 n Stagg st, 55x60, hs & Is. Taxes, &c. 900 man, Jr., to Lucia W. WiUiams. nom Frederick Miller to Franziska Kxmz. 8,800 Brooklyn and Jamaica Plank road, s s, 200 e Baltic av, n w cor Bennett av, 50x85, East New Williams pl. 25.2x108.6x28.1x118; Lucia W. Macon st, n s, 133.8 w Yates av. Release mort. York. The Southold Sav. Bank to Edward John T. Fox to Albert Wilkinson. nom WilUams, widow, Winchester Centre, Conn,, F. Linton. 1 250 to Edward McCabe. 700 July 30, 1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. 771
Last will and testament of WUliam Wallace, st, n s, 125 w 10th av, 25x100.5. July 23, 1 Haffne r, Phillippina, wife of Jacob Haffner, to of Utica, N. Y., affecting real estate m year. 13,500 THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK, New York. Brooklyn. Same to John L. Brehm. Same property. Water St. P. M. July 13, due July 22, July 33. 1,000 1883. 3,500 Cavanagh, John H., to Nelson Samson and Hagedorn, Alonzo G., to THE EMIGRANT IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N. T. ano., exrs. S. Samson. 3d av, e s, 81.8 s 83d DUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, New York, llth st, 30x64. July 87, due January 1, 1885, 5 av, n e cor Slst st, runs east to west side of JULY 22D TO 28TH—INCLUSIVE. per cent. 10,000 Bloomingdale road, x north to south side 82d Cappelmann, John H., to Angelica Stuckle, st, X west to point 100 east of llth av, x south Brooklyn. 13th st, s s, 853.7 e Greenwich av, 103 to centre line of block, x west 100 to llth Munson, L. E.—Michael Gerraghty, adj land 30x89.6x31x83.11. July 27, due August 1. av, X south 100.2. June 31, due in June, Geo. Haisey, 43^ acres. $600 1886. 7,000 1883. 50,000 GUbert, Elmira—W. H. Leonard, adj land E. Deering, John, to Robert Walsh, trustee Agnes Hawkes, Quayle W., to Max Danziger. 1st av, A. Reynolds, 3 acres. 700 Walsh. 33d st. P. M. July 37, 5 years, .5 n w cor 75th st, 75x100. July 81, due Jan. 1. CORTLANDT. per cent. 3,500 1888. 22,000 Dart, Hettie W., wife of Edward, to J. Nelson Same to Amy Willits, North Hempstead. 1st Miller, M. S.—Maria Croft, w s Union st, abt Tappan, Chamberlain, N. Y. 144th st, n e 100x150. 6,000 av, e s, extdg from 86th to 87th sts, 801.5x96. cor proposed Railroad av, east, 185.6x99.7x Subject to other liens. July 82, due Aug. 5, EASTCHESTER. 109.7x100.7. P. M. July 33, 1 year. 13,000 1881. 1,000 Stevens, John—Geo. Stevens, n e cor Oak st Deen, Ann M., Summit, N. J., to James K. Heisser, Anna M., to Anna M. Heisser, her and Stevens av, lot Nos. 189 to 1'I4, inclusive, Hill, exr. G. G. Bennett. 30th st, s s, 117.6 e mother, 45th st, n s, 433.4 e Sth av, 20.10xl(X).5. and 208 to 213, inclusive; also, Nos. 179, 180 Sth av, 80x98.9. July 1, 3 years, 5 p, c. 13,000 July 1, 1 year, 5 per cent. 6,000 and 181, s w cor Oak st and Western av; also, Davis, Ann E., wife of John B., to John H. Hubner, Charles, to Thomas Nelson et al., exrs., lot No. 177, n s Centre st, and also s s Oak st, Deane. 105th st, s s, 175 w 3d av, 100x100. J1. &c.. WiUiam Nelson. 123d st, n s, 250 e Sth lot Nos. 183 to 185. 4,000 July 86, demand. 4,026 av, 16.8x100.11. July 21, due July 1, '84. 7,000 Stevens, John—M. L. Miller, n e cor Stevens Deneufville, Anna M., wife of Joseph, to Bur Herzog, Max, to THE UNITED STATES LIFE and Ridge sts, lot Nos. 879 to 383,385, 386,287. nett C. Mclntyre. West 13th st, s s, 191.10 e INS. CO. Broadway, No. 686, s e s, 41.3 n e 393 to 397; also n e cor Ridge st and Western 4th st, runs south 83.3 x west 16.8 x north Great Jones st, 41.3x130. July 86, instaUs, av, lot No. 290; also n s Prospect st, lot Nos. 43.9 X still north 40.1 to West 13th st, x east 5 per cent. 160,000 253, 354, 869 and 270; also n s Prospect st, lot 16.10. July 35, due May 1, 1883. 1,005 Harloe, George H., to Henry Weil. 130th st, Nos. 356 to 359, 864, 265, 366 and 269, and also Dowdney, Abraham, to THE MANHATTAN LIFE n. s, 400 e Sth av, 50x99.11. July 38, due Mar n s Centre st, lot Nos. 172 to 175. 5,000 INS. CO. 75th st, n s, 68.4 w 4th av, runs 1, 1882. 1,200 Stevens, John—J. O. Stevens, n e cor Orchard west 56.8 X north 103.3 x east 35 x south 25.6 Jackman, Mary C, wife of and Patrick C, to st and Stevens av, 819 to 835, 338 to 344; also X east 31.8 x south 76.8. July85, 1 year. 15,000 Paulina A. Morgan. 110th st, n s, 250 e n s Orchard st, lot No. 830; also s e cor Pros Same to same. 4th av, w s, 76.10 n 75th st, 7x Grand Boulevard, 25x90.11. July 22, 3 yrs, 5 pect st and West's av, lot Nos. 3,34 and 835; 68.3. July 85, due Oct. 6, 1881. ;33,750 per cent. i;,500 also s s Orchard st, lot Nos. 201 and 202; also Duffy, Mary, wife of Michael, to Margaret Jenny, Ann M., wife of Jacob, to John H. n w cor Broad st and Westchester av, lot Nos. Campbell, Brooklyn. Lexington av, e s, jf Deane. 1st av, e s, 25.10 n 112th st, 50x95. 158, 160, 161, 162; and also n e cor Centre st extended. P. M. July 31, due July 27,1886. July 20, demand. 1,804 and Stevens av, lot Nos. 170, 171, 186 and 10;000 Same to Marion E. Isaacs. 113th st, s s, 8(. w 187. 5,000 Same to same. Lexington av, e s. P. M. 8d av, 20x75. July 1, 3 months. 6,500 Heimann, Annie—L. H. Munson, lot No. 289, July 21, due July 27, 1886. 10,000 Jones, Emily, to THE INSTITUTION FOR SAV s s. Union av andn w side Union st, lot No. Same to Jonas M. Libbey. 10 2d st. P. M. INGS MERCHANTS' CLERKS. Warren st, n s. 230. 950 July 21, due Nov. 1, 1881. 3,000 135 e College pl, 85x175.10 to Chambers st, Cornish, Ann—Sarah Groning, map 18 acres Dufty, Mary, to Herbert Kettell, Passaic, N. J. being 52 Warren st and 133 Chambers st. land. Ward, Carpenter & Sons, sui-veyors n Lexington av, s e cor 102d st, 25.11x80. Error. July 21, due Aug. 15. 1884, 5 per cent. 31,500 e portion, lot No. 9. 3,500 July 27, 5 years. 13,000 Jenny, Ann M., wife of Jacob, to Merritt Taylor, M. C. and ors., W. H. Vancatt, ref—J. Same to same. Lexington av, e s, 25.11 s 102d Trimble. 2d av, w s, 109.4 n ll2th st, 21 3x J. Martin, lots Nos. 71(5, 792, 793 e s Sth av. st, 25x80. July 27, 5 years. 10,000 100. July 25, 2 years. 9,000 4,338 Elias, Henry, to John F. Betz, Philadelphia. Pa. Same to same. 2d av, w s, 130.7 n 112th st, 21.3 Butler, Sarah—Archibald GUles, s e s Union 54th St. P. M May 20, installs. 100,000 x76. July 25, 3 years. 8,000 av. lot No. 390. 1,500 Ehi-enreich, Moses and Berman, to THE Same to William G. Ulshoeffer. 3d av, w s, GREENBURGH. BOWERY SAV. BANK. Lexington av, w s, 88.1 n I13th st, runs west 80 x north 13.10 x 30 5 n 65th st, 30x70. July 15, 1 yeaa-, 5 per west 30 X north 8.5 x east 100 to 2d av, x Walls, A. H.—Jay Gould, adj land Henry Shel cent. 8,500 south 21.3. July 25, 2 years. 8,500 don, 13 acres 13 roods and 38)4 perches; also Ferguson, Frances C, heir J. ConkUn, and Mary Juch, Wilhelmine, wife of WiUiam A., to adj same, .5 acres 3 roods and 3 perches. 3,000 A. Conklin, widow, to THE MUTUAL LIFE Abraham steers. 107th st, s s, 75 w 2d av, lOOx Pay, Edward—Thomas Gory, s B Main st, lot INS. CO. 13th st, No. 125, n s, 386.6 w 6th 100.11. July 36 demand. l.,500 No. 31. 450 av, 30.6x69x23.6x95. June 28, 1 yr. 3,000 Same to John H. Deane. 2d av, n w cor 106th NEW ROCHELLE. Frazer, Alexander, to Edwin A. Bradley and st, 100.11x75. July 26, demand. 1,643 Geo. C. Currier. 70th st, s s, 105 w 1st av, KeUy, Andrew, to George C. Currier. 1st av, Barrett, Mary—James Degnan, u s Washing 55x100.4. Second mort. July 30, 6 mos. 3,485 s w cor 70th st, 100.4x105. 4th mort. July ton av, lot No. 809. 600 Fanning, Spencer A., to John H. Deane. 104th 21, 6 mos. 8,310 OSSINING. st, n s, 200 e 4ta av, 50x100.11. July 22, de Kerr, Thomas B., to Jonah D. F. and Aon, Jr., Parks, Joseph—J. T. Blandford, adj land Susan mand. 864 Smith, exrs. A. Smith. St. Nicholas av, Griffin, 5 acres. 3,875 Frame, James A., to John Ross. 87th st, n s, 116th St. P. M. July 6, due July 11, '86. 40,000 80 e 4th av, 53.4x100.8. July 28, 3 mos. 10,000 Kircheis, Mary M., to Eloise L. Derby, Boston, RYE. Friend, Hermann A., mortgagor, with John Mass. 71st st, n s, 156.6 w 2d av, 18.6x102.2. Cunningham, Catharine, exr. of—Mary Con- White and ano., trustees L. J. White. Agree July 83, 5 years. S,00« nally, e s Pearl st, X acre. 8,500 ment extdg mort. Klaathaar. John H., mortgagor, with H. WESTCHESTER. Fanning, William, to David Hawley, Yonkers. Woolsey Borland, Waterford, Conn. Agree Mitchell, Isabel—Sarah MitcheU, n s 7th st, lot 144th st, s s, at intersection east line land ment extending mort. No. 941. 100 Hudson River Railroad Co.. 143.8x99.11x153.6 Koehler, Albin, to George Ehret. 94th st, n a, xlOO.6 July 86, 1 year. 3,500 Fitzpatrick, Anna—Maria McNulty, s ^a lot. 100 w 3d av, 18.9x100.8. Julv 22, 2 years, 5 No. 264, s s 10th av. - 10 Femschild, William, to THE EMIGRANT INDUS. percent. ' 3,0OO SAV. BANK, New York. 1st av, e s, 50.5 n Eo-eiter, George, New York, and Peter, of n 11.5th st, 35.5x75. July 38,1 year. 9,000 Hillsdale, Mich., to Frank and Darwin L. Same to same. 1st av, e s, 25 n 115th st, 25.5x Ransom, 'mh st, n s, 200 e 7th av, 25x98.9. MORTGAGES- 75. JiUy 38, 1 year. 9,000 July 14, 5 years. 8,500 Same to same. 115th st, n s, 75 e 1st av, 20x Kehoe, Alfred, to William A. Cauldwell. 123d NOTE.—Tlie arrangement of this list is as follows: 75.10. July 38, 1 year. 7,000 The first name is that of the mortgagor, the next that st, ns, 175 6 Sth av, 16.8x100.11. July 8, 6 of the mortgagee. The description of the property Same to Sarah Oakley, 2d, Brooklyn. 1st av, months. g 750 then follows, then the date of the mortgage, the time n e cor 115th st, 25x75. March 1, 3 yrs. 10,000 Same to same. 123d st, n s, 191.8 e Sth av, 16.'s for which it was given, and the amount. The general Gedney. Sarah A., wife of Charles, to Marga xlOO.ll. Jtdy 8, 6 months. 6,7.50 dates used as headings are the dates when the mort ret Ginocchio, Jersey City. 51st st, s s, 200 Same to same. ' 123d st, n s, 208.4 e Sth av, 16.8 gage toas handed into the Register's office to be re w 9th av, 25x100.5. July 1, 5 years. 11,500 xlOO.ll. July 8, 6 months. 6,750 corded. Gordon, Robert, to John D. Crimmins. 35th Ketchum. Angelica S., v/ife of Edgar, Jr., to Whenever the letters " P. M." occur, preceded by the St. P. M. July 26, 1 year. 8,500 name of a street in these lists of mortgages, they mean Betsey A. RandeU, widow. Jerome av, w s, that it is a Purchase Money Mortgage, and for fuller Gerdes, William H., to Joseph Gremmler. 107 s from southerly line of Hannah M. Clarks particulars see the list of transfers under the correa- Lewis st, n w cor 3d st, 32.3x79.1x21.9x82; land, 100x329x30.11x70x340. July 3, 2 yrs. 500 ponding date. Lewis st, w s, abt 33 n Houston st, 25x100. Levy, Meyer and Mina, mortgagors, with July 1, 3 years. 1,100 Margaret M. Rochester. Agreement extend NEW YORK CITY. Gottlieb, Henry, to Christina Schaefer, extrx. ing mort., and reducing interest to 5 per cent. A. Schaefer. Suffolk st, w s, 250.10 s Riving JULY 23, 33, 35, 26, 27,28. Lubetkin, Max, to Louis Dejonge and Au ton st, 35.1x100. July 15, due July 1, 1884, 5 gusta Mertens, trustees F. Wigand. Essex Bolen, John, and John Byrne to Mary S. wife per cent. 9,000 St. P. M. July 20, due August 1,1886, 5 of Stevenson Towle. 54th st. P. M. June Green, Annie M., wife of Daniel, to Fannie A. per cent. 10,000 2, due July 1, 1884, 5 per cent. $23,000 Wotherspoon. widow. 4th av, e s, 75.5 n 53d Lyon, Mary, Balston Spa, N. Y., to Henry Brooks, Byron A., Flushing, L. I., to George st, 85x70. July 2i, due July 1, 1884. 15,000 Smith, Stamford, Conn. 143d st, s s, 30(3.6 e E. Daniels, Brooklyn. Madison av, e s, 130 n Same to Margaret I. Brinckerhoff. 4th av. Alexander av, 25x100. July 30, 1 year. 500 172d st, 100x200.6 to Fordham av, xl00.2x P. M. July 23, due indeft. 3,000 MackeUar, Thomas, to Sarah J. Pirsson. 123d 190.6. May 3, due Aug. 3, 18S2. 1,000 Grunhut, Bernhard, to Alexander S. Webb. St. 4th av. P. M. July 15, 1 year. 10,750 Barnes, Mary; to WiUiam R. and Alfred Soper, 18th st. No. 37 E. P. M. July 22, instals. 16,000 Moore, Maria J., wife of Hiram, to the Ameri tmstees. 130th st. P.M. July 18, due July Green, Annie M., wife of Daniel, to Margaret can Baptist Home Mission Soc. 109th st, n 19, 1886. 4,500 I. Brinckerhoff. 4th av, e s, 75.5 n 53d st, 25 s, 110 e 3d av, 19.10x100.11. July 85, 1 yr. 7,500 Brush, Jonathan E., to WUmot Oakley, Hunt x70. See Cons. July 32, due Jauury 1, Same to same. 109th st, n s, 129.10 e 3d av, 19.4 ington, L. I. Main st, lot 835 map Mott 1883. 1,000 XlOO.ll. July 25, 1 year. 7,.500 Haven, 50x100. May 1, 3 years. 2,600 Same to Thomas C. Ennever. 4th av, e s, 75.5 Same to John H. Deane. 109th st, n s, 110 e 3d Same to same. Lexington av, e s, 60.5 n .53d n 53d st, 85x70. July 86, 3 months. 400 av, 175x100.11. July 25, demand. 10,000 st, 80x64. May 1, 3 years. 2,500 Gurnee, EU, Nyack, N. Y., to THE BOWERY Moore, Thomas, and Bernard Wilson, to Phebe Conner, Mary, widow, to Evelina L. Searls. SAVINGS BANK. Sth av, w s, 70.9 n 89th st, Pearsall. 79th st, n s, lOOJw 1st av, 300x102.-..' Monroe st, s s, 139.7 e Clinton st, 23.1x100. 31x70. July 23, 1 year, 5 per cent. 9,000 July '26, 1 year. 20,000 June 1, due July 22, 1887. 5,650 Same to same. Broadway, w s, 47.9 n 46th st, McReynolds, WiUiam, Westfield, to Henry Coyle, Ellen E., wife of Francis H., to THE 33.10x83.3x23.3x88.11. July 25, due July 27, Weil. 130th st, s s, 175 e 7th av, 75x99.11. FRANKLIN AND EMPORIUM FIRE INS. Co. 42d 1882, 5 per cent. 14,003 July 21, due Jan. 1, 1888. 85 000 772 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD July 30, 1881
Murray, Joseph, to John H. Deane. 183d st, n Scherck, Wolf, to Ann E. Brittan. Sth av, w BoUwinkel, John, to Bertha Doscher, New s, 78 e 1st av, runs north 80 11 x east 10 x s, 24.8 s 42d st, 84x75. July 31, due July 82, York. Warren st, n s, 300 w 3d av, 18.6x100. north 20 x east 50 x south 100.11 to 123d st, x 1886, 4}i per cent.. 15,000 July 1. 5 years. 1,000 west (50. July 35, demand. 1,665 Schwab, Joseph, Sarah T. wife of John McCool Carsey, WUliam A., to Charles E. Larned. La Same to Ward B. Chamberlin. Pleasant av, n and John Schielinger to Salomon Marx and fayette av. P. M. July 33, 6 months. 6,000 e cor 183d st, 19.11x100. June 38, 3 mos. 5,000 Eliza wife of Randolph Guggenheimer. 75th Collins, AmeUa G., wife of William T., to Adri Same to same. Pleasant av, e s, 19.11 n 183d st, n s, 150 w 3d av, 175x102.3. July 22, due an M. Suydam. Woodbine st. P. M. July st, 18x100. June 38, 3 months. 5,000 Nov. 1,1881. 5,.500 25, installs. 350 Same to Abby S. Tuttle, Demarest, N. J. Searle, George, Pearl River, N. Y., to Benja Collins, Charles S., to Jane Love, widow. Pleasant av, es, 37.11 n 132d st. 18x100. June min Disbrow, exr. B. Disbrow. 167th st, n s, Adams st. P. M. July 18, 5 years. 800 38, 3 months. ' 5,000 182 e Railroad av, 27x100. July 21, 3 yrs. 8,000 Crook, Thomas, to Jennie L. Hurton. Hamil Same to Samuel S. Constant. Pleasant av, e Sharkey, Susan M., with John Ross and Ellen ton av, e s, 108.5 s 16th st, runs east 30.3 x s, 5>.ll n 133d st, 18x100. June 38, 3 mos. 5,000 Sharkey. Agreement as to priority of mort northeast 32.5 to 16th st, x southeast 14.11 x Same to same. Pleasant av, e s, 73.11 n 183d gage. southwe.st 35.6 X west 35.6 to Hamilton av, st, ISxlOO. June 38, 3 months. 5,000 Silberberg, Simon, to Bernhard Magen. X north 14.8. July 22, due July 1, 1884. 5.50 Same to same. Pleasant av, e s, 91.11 n 133d Broome st. No. 171, s s, 180 w Attorney st, 30 Culver, Weeks W., to Katharine A. Anderson, st, 18x100. June 28, 3 months. 5,000 x75. July 33, due July 1, 1886. 5.000 individ and as extrx. Humphrey S. Ander McCormick, Mary J., wife of Samuel E., to Simmons, Samuel, to Charles A. Buddensiek. son. 3d st, s w s, 22 n w 7th av, 83x90. July THE FRANKLIN AND EMPORIUM FIRE INS. 8d av, s e cor 79th st, 103.3x137. July 80, due 1,3year.s. 6,000 Co. 42d st, n s, 150 w 10th av, 3.5x1' 0.5. Sept. 1, 1881. 10,000 Clement, Nathaniel H., to Lefferts Millard. ^ July 23,1 year. 13,.500 Simpson, John B., Jr., and William, exrs. Wm. Fulton st and Decatur st. P. M. July 14. Sajne to John L. Brehm. Same property. Simpson, dec'd, mortgagors, with David W. due July 1. 1SS4, 5 per cent. 4,000 July 23. 1,000 Bruce et al., trustees Catharine Wolfe. Daniels, Isabella, wife of Abraham, to Joseph McQuade, Francis, to Jacob F. Wyckoff. 77th Agreement extending mort. and reducing S. Winston. Kosciusko st, n s, 445 e Nos st, n s, 175 w 1st av, 75x103.3. Julv 33, 3 rate of incerest. trand av, 15x100. July 19, due July 30, 1888. mouths. Note. ' 4,000 Smith, John W., to Darius G. Crosby, West Marble, Manton, to Francis N. Bangs, trustee. 1,000 chester. S5th st, s s, 82 w Av B, 33x108.8. Darrow, James H., to Elizabeth W. Aldrich. Boulevard. }4. part. See Conveys. Julv July 81, due Jan. 31, 1883. 2,.576 33, demand. 106,000 Greene av. P. M. July 36, demand. 30,000 Same to same. 85th st, s s, 131.6 w Av B, 16.6x Drummond, Robert W. to Henry J. Schenck Metzger, Eva, wife of Bernard to Celia Turk. 102.2. July 21, due Jan. 21, 1882. 1,288 and ano., trustees V. W. Burleigh. 40th st, 4.5th st, n s, 336.8 e 3d av, 16.8x100. .5. Sub Smith, Margaret C, wife of Thomas, to John n s, 183 e 3d av, 17x100.8. July 26, 3 yrs. 1,000 ject to other lieus. May 2, 3 years. 4.000 B. Harrison. 3d av, s e cor 95th st, 25.2x100. Fasslabend, August, to Michael S. Springsteen. Meuer, Joseph, to William H. Chesebrough. July 23, note. 1,420 North 4th st, s s, 600 e 2d st, 25x00. July 81, Division st, No. 46, easterly cor Chrystie st, Same to Miguel Aleo. Sd av, e s. 50.4 n94th st, 3 years. i,O0O ^ 34.1x.58x3x67.6. July 21, 3 years. 13,500 25.2x10.5. July 33, 3 months. ' 1,458 Friemann, Herman, to Charles Ullrich. Baltic Same to Solomon Barnett. Same property. Same to James Smith. 3d av, e s. 75.6 s 95th av, n e cor Miller av, 25x100. July 19, due July 35, due Sept. 4, 1S81. 500 st, runs east 100 x south 85.3 x east 5 x south Julyl, 1884. 1,300" Mersereau, Joshua D., to John Bottomley. 35.3 X west 105 to 3d av, x north 50.4. July Franz, John J., to Maria E. Telschiu. Van 125th st, s s, -JSS e Oth av, 12.5x100.11. July 2, 83, 3 months. 8,500 Siclen av, w s, 300 s Division av, 25 x 100. July due Sept. 1, 1881. ],.500 Strauss, Anton, to William H. Archer, East 22, due July 1, 1886. 1,000 Miles, Jac'b, North Plainfield, N. J., to Catha chester. Locust av, n e s, part lot 33 T. Graham, William, New York, to Charlotte E. rine A. Hurley, Brooklyn, Canal st, No. 95, Walker property, 50x385x50x388. July 21, 3 wife of Alexander G. Findlay. Caton pl, n n s, abt 75 w Eldridge st, 25x50. Lease. years. 700 w cor Coney Island Plank road, runs west May 10, due Api-il 1, 1901. 4,000 Sullivan, John, to Elias G. Brown, llth av. 838.3x north '-.67.8 xea.stlll.6 xsoutheast 340 Moore, Maria J., wife of Hiram, to Eliza A. P.M. July 32, installs. 3,000 to Coney Island Plank road, x south 93.8 ex Christy. 109th st, n s, 149.2 e 3d av, 19.4x Same to same. 4th av, s e cor 92d st. runs east cepting portion taken for the opening of 100.11. July 21, 1 year. 3,.500 1'i5 X south 100.8 X west 36 x north 20.8 x west Franklin av, and widening of Coney Island Same to Samuel S. Constant, and ano. 89 to 4th av, x north 80. July 22, 3 mos. 14,000 Plank road. July 1, 5 years. 4,000 trustees tor Eliz. A. Chapin. 109th st, n s, Smith, Bertha, wife of John B.. to Theodosia Gillen, James, to Sarah Rose, extrx. Jeffrey 149.2 e 3d av, 19.4x100 11. July 21 1 yr. 5,000 D. Wheeler, extrx. R. C. Wheeler. 108th st. Rose. India st, n s, 850 w Oakland st, 35x Same to Thomas T. Devan, New Brunswick, P. M. March 28, 1 year. 10,000 100. July 31, 3 years. 335 N. J. 109th st, n s, 345.10 e 3d av, 19.4x Smith, Margaret C, wife of Thomas, to John Given, Robert, to George Dietrick. Chauncey 100.11. July 33, lyear. 7.500 J. and Charles M. Bowes. 3d av, e s, 25 2 s st, s s, 113.6 e Patchen av, 18.9x100. July Same to Caroline C. Bishop. 109th st, n s, 9.5th st, 25.8x100.: July 33 note, ;i,3.50 30, due Aug. 1, 1884. 1,350 187.10 e 3d av, 19.4x100.11. .Tuly 30, 1 yr. 7,.500 Steinle, Frederick, Hackensack, N. J., to Cath Same to same. Chauncey st, s s, 131.3 e Patch Murray, Joseph, to John H. Deane. 137th st arine Cooper, widow. Greenwich st. s w cor en av, 18.9x100. July 80, due August 1, n s, 263.4 w 8d av, 16.8x100.11. July 31, Charles st, 39.7x60.6x14.10x67.7. July 36, 1 1884. ^ 1,3.50 demand. 2,276 year, 5 per cent.: . 4,000 Grube, John L.. to The Emigrant Industrial Sav Same to Samuel S. Constant. Pleasant av, e s, Stuart, Frances G., to George P. Smith, ref. ings Bank. Court st, w s, 109.1 s Sackett st, 19.11 s 123d st, 4 lots, each, 18x100. 4 morts. 10th av. P.M. June 3, 3 vears. 3,700 18.2x80. July 31, 1 year. 3,000 each $5,000. June 38, 3 months. 30,000 Twigg, Charles P., to Thomas MackeUar. 129th Hild, Henry C, to Dorothea Zerr. Scholes st, Same to same. Pleasant av, s e cor 123d st, st, n s, 375 w Oth av, 35x99.11. July 15, 1 n s, x 50 w Lorimer st, 2.5x100. July 1, 5 19.11xlOU. June 38, 3 months. 5,000 year. 4,250 years. 4,500 Mack, Simon, to Ann E. Brittan. 46th st, n' s, Taber, Cornelia F. M., wife of Charles C, to 108.9 6 6th av, 18.1x100.5. July 26, due Aug. Holz, Julius, to Phebe R., wife of George Kis THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS INST. 67th st, s sam. President st, s w s, 120 s e Nevins st, 1, 18S4, 4}4 per cent. 13,000 s, 44 w Madison av, 34x100.5. July ^3, 1 yr, 80x100. July 7, 3 years. 1,900 Penschuck, Christopher, to Simon Schwarz. 5 per cent. ' 27,500 Same to same. President st, s w s, 100 s e Nev College av. See Conveys. July 35, due Taylor, John, mortgagor, with Thomas P. I. July 1, 1884. 1,200 ins st, 30x100. July 7, 3 vears. 1,900 Goddard et al., trustees. Agreement extdg Hunt, George, to the Mutual Life Ins. Co., Price, Alfred B., to THE GREENWICH SAVINGS mort. New York. Stuyvesant av, w s, 38.4 n Kos BANK. 46th st, s s, 310 e 7th av, 15x100.4. Taylor, Nora H., to THE GREENWICH SAVINGS ciusko st, 19.3x70. July 19, due Sept. 1, July 19, due July 21, 1884, 5 per cent. 8,000 BANK. 44th st. P. M. Oct. 8, 1880, due 1888. "^ 2,500 Pettegrew, Thomas A., to George G. Hallock, Oct. 15, 1881. 1,075 Same to same. Stuyvesant av, w s, .57.6 n trustee W. Forgay, dec'd. Forsyth st. No. 78, Trimble, Isabella P., to Patrick Smith, trustee 2.5x100. July 32, 5 years, 5 per cent. 7,000 Kosciusko st, 19.8x70. July 19, due Sept for Bridget Treacy. 3d av, w s, 46 n 17th st, 1, 1888. • 2,.500 Roosevelt, Mary J., Richmoud Co., N. Y., to 33x100. July 11, 5 years. 5,000 Helen L. G, wife of Henry B. B. Stapler. Same to Richard G. Phelps et al.. exrs. John Treacy, Geo. A., to Richard H. L. Townsend. M. Phelps. Stuyvesant av, w s'. 38.4 n Kos .56th st, n s. 135 w 10th av, 25xlO0..5. July 37, 10th av, e s, 85.1 s 67th st, 35.1x100. Julv 87, 1 year, 5 pei- cent. 8.000 ciusko st, 19.8x70. July 19, due Sept. 1, 1886, 3 years. - 9,000 5 per cent. 1,300 Raichle, Jacob, to (;harles E. Appleby, Glen Same to same. 10th av, e s, 50.2 s 67th st, 25 1 Same to same. Stuyvesant av, w s, 57.6 n Cove. Forsyth st, No, 48, e s, 150 s Hester st, XlOO. July 27. 3 years. 9,000 35x100. July 25, 5 years, 5 per cent. 8,000 Kosciusko st, 19.3x70. July 19, due Sept 1, Uhl, George, to Stephen Merrihew and ano., 1886, 5 per cent. 1,800 Rourke, Bernard, to THE FARMERS' LOAN & exrs., &c., T. Putnam. Grand st, n s, 25 e TRUST CO., as guard, estate of Henry W. Howe, Julia F., wife of D. S., to Thomas Ver Elizabeth st, 25x100. July 25, due Nov. 1, non. Washington av, w s, 356.1 s Fulton st, Harris. Forsyth st, e s, 75 n Canal st, 35x 1886, 5 per cent. 10,000 100. July 83, 5 years, 5 per cent. 13,000 16.8x180. July 20, 2 years. 1,500 Welde, Charles, to John Ross. 12.5th st, s s, 2i5 Rubino. Fj-edez-ick H. aud Wm. H. A., to Geo. Johnson, Evan M., to Eli Robbins. Washing w;4th av, 50x100.11. July 21, due Nov. 3, ton st, w s, 59.3 s Johnson st, runs west 90.9 C. Stiebeling. Ludlow st, e s, 138 s Delancey 1881. 6,000 st, 24.6x87.6. July 35, due Jan. 1, 1887, 5 to Pulton st, X north 18.3 x east 97.2 to per cent. (j,000 Wehrle, Joseph, to Charles W. Held, and ano., Washington st, x south 17.1. July 1, 3 trustees George Ehret, Charles F. Schmidt years. 30,000 Reumont, Helen A., wife of Arthur, to THE and William Ottmann. 4th av, n w cor 18th Same to WiUiam A. Johnson, Salisbury, Conn. MUTUAL LIFE INS. Co., New York. .50th st, st, 53x136. July S3, 1 year. 25,000 No. 148, s s, 175 w 3d av, 35x100.5. June 31 Same property. July 1, 1 year. 3,500 due Sept. 1, 1883. 7,000 Wheeler, James E., to Lambert Suydam; 117th Same to John F. James. Same property. _st. P.M. June 1, 1 year. 13,.500 Rosenbaum, Daniel, New York, and Moses Ro July 1,1 year. 7,.500 senbaum, Mt. Vernon, Ind , to Charles E. » » > » . Jones, Daniel L , to Abraham Underhill. Mc Strong, trustee Washington Murray, dec'd. RINGS COUNTY. Kibben st, s s, 159 e Leonard st, 80.6x100. 61st st, n s, 95 e 3d av, 30x100.5. July 18, due July 26, 5 years. 4,000 July 36, 18S6, 5 per cent. 10,000 JULY 21ST TO 27TH—INCLUSIVE. King, Henry, to George L. Fox. North 7th st, Ruschmeyer, John, to Henry Michaelis. 2d Belden, George H., to Carrie and George R. s s, 100 w 6th st, 35x100. July S3, due May av, e s, 60.5 n 2d st, 20x80.6. July 20, 1 Haydock. admrs. Charles E. Haydock, dec'd. 4, 1888. 4oO year. 2,000 Skillman st, e s, 365 s WiUoughliy av, 18.9x Koerner, John G., to the Williamsburgh Roach, Mary A., wife of Richard, to Jacob 100. July 20, due August 1, 1884. 2,500 Savings Bank 7th st. P. M. July 83, I Groy. 85th st. P. M. July 38, 3 years. 4,000 Besson, John, to Emma Lee. Grand st, see year, 2,000 Ruppert, Franz, to THE EQUITABLE LIFE AS cons, 25x160. July 18, due July 1, 1883. 2,800 Kurz, Franziska, to Frederick MiUer. Stagg SURANCE Soc, U. S. 1st av, w s, extdg from Boury, Mary A., wife of Joseph, to Justus L. Bulkley and ano , exrs. Edmund W. Bulkley, st, Leonard st. P. M. July 25, installs. 8,000 43d st to 44th st, 200.10x325. July'27, due Kirby, W. WaUace, Roslyn, L. I., to Susan J. Dec. 1, 1884. 60,000 dec'd. Cumberland st, e s, 480 n DeKalb av, 20x100. July 21, 5 years, 5 per cent. 8,000 Woolley, Great Neck, L. I. Kosciusko st. Stone, Leander, to Helena McD. Smith, guard. P.M. June24, 3 years. 3,200 H. M. Smith. 53d st, n s, 294 e 1st av, 75x Same to Sarah H. Powell. Same propertv 100.5; 54th st, s s, '294 e 1st av, 75x100.5. July July 28, 1 year. ^ -^5.50 Klein, Edward V., to August Girard, Brook 26, 5 years. 5 per cent. 5,500 Berry, Charles, to Samuel Dean, Flatbush. lyn. John W. Girard, N. Y. Carrie wife of Clarkson st, n s. 1,190.10 e Flatbush turnpike, John H. Smack and George P. Girard. Ains- Sackett, Guernsey, Brooklvn, to John Mc 33.4x347.6. July 26, 3 years, 5 per ct. 1,('00 he St. P. M. July 11, 7 years. 8,000 Loughlin. 7Sth St. s si 314 e 4th av. P. M. Bu-kett, James W., to Catharine Bellamy. July 9, 1 year. 2,000 Lawrence, John A., to Anna E. Barthelmeh. Lawrence st. P. M. July 20, 3 years. 2 500 Marion St. P.M. July'21, 3 years. 750 July 30,1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD 773
Leonard, Ann, to Mary Mary Quilty. 13th st. Valentine, Henry E., et al., exrs. Schuyler Same to Anne V. Denton, Flushing. 1,610 P. M. July 27, 5 years. ' " 225 Valentine, dec'd, to Schuyler V. Buskirk. James, John F., to Mary S. Johnson See Linton, Edw"ard P., East New York, to The Flatbush plank road, s e cor Vernon av, 150 Johnson in Morts. .500 Southold Savings Bank, L. I. Bennett and x200. Feb. 10, due Feb. 1.1885. 2,.500 Lohse, G. W., to Adrianna Tremble. 1,000 Baltic avs. P. M. May '30, 1 year. 1,100 Same to same. Same property. Feb. IC, due Millard, Lefferts, to Anna L. Graham and McConneli, Patrick, to Peter Benn«^tt. Wol Feb. 1, 1885. 1,500 ano., admrs. W. M. Newell. 4,000 cott st, w s, 170 n Dwight st, 20x100. July Vrooman, Frederick C, to Catharine Carman. Schmidt, Margaretha, to William Sehaff- 86, 1 year. 89 Monroe st. n s, 205 w Marcy av, 20x100. July ner. SOO Mclnenly, Joseph P., to Jacob Ryerson. Pres 18, due Aug. 1, 1884, 5 per cent. 2,300 Seitz, Jacob, to Philip Seitz. 300 ident st, n s, 198.8 w Hoyt st, 16x98. July 87, Wallace, David, Jr., Paterson, N. J., to Sarah Same to same. 1,200 3 years. __ .. . 3.500 Froment, New York. High st. No. 66, s s, Skidmore, Edeliza R., admrx. Leonard A. Mathison, James, and William H. Cooke, to 75 e Adams st, 25 to alley x 106. July 15, 5 Seaman, dec'd, to Mary C. Schenck. 2,000 John Gorman. Flushing av. P. M. July years. 2,500 Same to same. 2,.50O 22, 1885. 2,U0 Wilkinson, Albert, to Phebe R., wife of Geo. Same to same. 1,000 McDonnell, William, to James D. Stuart. El Kissam. Sackett st, s s, 24(5.8 e Hoyt st, 16.8 Same to Edeliza R. Skidmore. 2,.500 dert's lane, n w cor Liberty av, 577.1x200 to XlOO. Julyl3,3years. 3,000 Stebbins, Mellicent, to Phebe Minure. 500 Grant av, x580.5x200. July 21, notes. 2,550 Zerboni, Emilie, wife of WiUiam, to Michael Tracy, Benjamin F., to Louise A. S. Allen, nora Mitchell, Annie J., wife of Patrick J., to Cath Roth. 3d av, e s, 25 n 10th st, 25x100. July Same to Charlotte Johnson, Hartford, arine C. Onderdonk. NeweU st, w s, 40 n 1, 5 years. 4,500 Conn. nom Nassau av, 20x75. July 20, due August 1, Underhill, Silas A., exr. Mary R. Heard, 1886. 2,000 dec'd, to WiUiam O. Moore, exr. Stephen Muller, Theis. to the Williamsburgh Savings M. UnderhUl. 3.50 Bank. De Kalb av. n w cor Stuyvesant av, Verncn, Thomas, and ano., exrs. S.Vernon, '22x100. July 31, 1 year. 4,.500 NEW YORK CITY. to Thomas Vernon, guard. 9,398 McConneli, Patrick, to Martense B. Story. Wendt, Louisa S., to Haisey Corwin. 8,000 Wolcott st, w s, 100 n Dwight st, 20x100. JULY 28D TO 2STH—INCLUSIVE. Wetmore, Benj. C, admr., &c , Wm. C. -Tuly 23. 5 years. 600 Bauer, Louis, to Sarah H. PoweU. $5,500 Wetmore, to The Brooklyn Trust Co., Monsell, Anna M., wife of John A., to Effing Borger, Max, to Moritz Bauer. 14,000 committee. consid. omitted ham H. Nichols. Clinton av, w s, bet Greene Same to same. 18,000 Same to same. consid. omitted and Gates avs, 1.2x120; Clinton av, w s, abt Same to same. 18,000 190 n Gates av, runs west 200 to east side Chesterman, George, exr. James Chester- Vanderbilt av, x north 40 x east SO x north man, dec'd., to Elizabeth A. Brown. nom 10 X east 120 to west side Clinton av, x south Cram, Henry A., to Samuel D. Bussell. nom 50; Vanderbilt av, e s, bet Greene and Gates Crosby, Darius G., to John E. Lockwood. 5,000 CHATTELS avs, 0.5x80. June 14, 1 year. 7,500 Daniels, George B., to Catharine Salzi. 1,000 Northridge, William J., to Louis Brosi. Bed Danziger, Max, to Frederick G. Dow, NOTE.—Tlie first name, alphabetically arranged, is ford av, w s, 66 n Hancock st, 21x78. June Flushing, L. I. 1,250 that of the Mortgagor, or party who gives the Mort gage. Tlie "JB" means Renewal Mo7-tgage. 17, 3 years. 6,000 Same to same. 1,250 Same to Charles M. Marsh, trustee for Roberta Deane. John H., to Albert J. Milbank. 2,00(J W. Bell. Bedford av, w s, 24 n Hancock st, Same to James D. Squires. 1,400 NEW YORK CITY. 81x78. June 17, 3 years. 6,100 Same to Samuel S. Constant. 5,.500 Same to same. Bedford av, w s, 45 n Hancock Same to same. 5,500 JULY 22D TO SSTH—INCLUSIVE. st, 31x78. June 17, 3 years. 6,000 Same to same. 12,000 SALOON FIXTURES. Same to Charles M. Mai-sh. Bedford av, w s, Delano, Franklin H., and ano., trustees for 24 n Hancock st, 31x78. June 17. 1 year. 1,900 Alida Carey, to Arthur A. Carey. nom Ambuhl, A. 30 Thompson J. Fallert. $150 Same to same. Bedford av, w s, 45 n Hancock Same to Margaret L. wife of Alphonse de Borges, H. & Bro. 71 Varick Bem- st, 21x78. June 17, 1 year. 2,000 Stuers. nom heimar & Schmid. 800 Same to same. Bedford" av, w s, 66 n Hancock Einstein, Emanuel, to Judith Einstein, et Breihof, P. 72 1st av A. Kii-schstein. 300 st, 21x78. June 17, 1 year. 2,000 al, exrs. L. Emstein. 1876. 33,500 Byrne, J. 65 Mott F. Seaman. 300 Navarro, William H., to David P. Navarro. Eldridge, Ellen, wife of Thomas E., to CareU, S. F. 192 3d av.... C. Carell. 8,000 RocheUe, 111. Java st, P. M. July 19, 5 John J. BurcheU. 1,500 Donohue, P., and M. Tackney. 358 3d av years, 4 per cent. 400 Guggenheimer, Eliza, to Louis Sahm. 7,500 ....J. P. Mortimer. 1,607 O'Rourke, John H., to Julia A. Schenck. 12th Hoctor, WilUam R., to Nunez C. Ferris. nom Dempwolf, Sarah E. 93 Clinton .... H. st, s s, 135 w 4th av, 18x100. July 25, 5 Higbee, Angelina L., to The New York Schalk. $1,200 years. 2,000 Life Ins. & Trust Co., trustees P. S. Had Donaldson, Hattie. 214 Christie C. Cook. 75 Palmer, Letty J., to Elizabeth and Emeline den. 12,000 Faber, F. 153 East 4th... .Hirsch & Her Gildersleeve and Phebe Willets, Hempstead, King, Joseph H. and ano., exrs. C. Jaggar, man. 200 L. I. 3d av, e s, 40.2 s 55th st, 60x80. July to Joseph H. KiQg and ano., trustees C. Faber, F. 153 East 4th... .Hirsch & Her- 5, 3 .veai-s. 1,000 Jaggar, dec'd. nom man. Pool Table, &c. 100 Rich, Sarah E., to Heman C. Drake. 14th st. Kingsland, Geo. L.. exr. A. C. Kingsland, Frey, G. 174 (Jhrystie .J. Hensler. 280 P. M. July 18, 1 year. .500 to Geo. L. Kingsland et al., trustees Au Greenwald, Josephine. 48 Christie... -A. Robinson, Franklin E., to Ralph G. Packard. gusta L. Jones. nom Greenwald. 135 Oth av, s e cor Prospect pl, 2'3x94.7. July 8, Same to same, as trustees W. F. Kings- Glatt, A. 418 Istav... . J. & L. F. Kuntz. 130 due May 1, 1882. 7 000 land, nom Hecht, L. 2220 3d av.. .. A. De Lemos. 175 Rogers. Mary J., wife of Isaac, to iGeorge H. Lawton, Harold, to Thomas A. Pettegrew. 5C0 Kleman. C. 58 1st a^tr... .G. Winter. (R) Smith. Manhasset, L. I. Schenectady av, Lee, David B., to Richard V. Harnett. 3,000 amount not stated w s, 49.6 s Pacific st, 25x100. July 20, 3 yrs. .500 Light, William J., to John B. Harrison. 1,510 Koenig, E. and P. Merkle 340 Stanton Rothar, Adam, to Charles Engert. Central Lindsay, John L., to George H. McAdam. nom .... J. E. and W. F. Hinterleitner. 100 av, westerly cor Moffat st, y5.2x—x89.1x100. Mackellar, Thomas, to Sarah J. Pirsson. 4,850 Kavanagh, Marv. 1690 Broadway H. July 1, 3 years. 1,500 McDermot, William, exr. A. McGnire, to Patterson. Dated July 33, ls80. 660 Raberding, Charles, to Shada M. P. wife of Sarah Cochran. 3,500 Kiene, W. 648 Broadway.... P. & W. Eb Otto Von Hein. Columbia st, s w cor Presi Norden, Meyer, to George W. Van Allen. 2,537 ling. Saloon and Beer Bottling Fix dent st, 25x70. July 37, 5 yeprs, 5 per ct. 1,500 Powell, Sarah H., to Louis Bauer. nom tures, Horses, &c. (R) 4,.50fl Reilly, John P., to Michael O'Keeffe and Mar Russell, WiUiam F., Receiver Sixpenny Lantry, W. J. C. 159 Av B.... J. Lantry. 1,000 tin E. Doyle. 5th st, n w cor North 5th st, 85 Savings' Bank, to Patrick Campbell. 510 Loeser, Geo. 1 & 3 Market P. J. Bommer x75. July 23, 1 year. 400 Sewall, Henry F., to WiUiam Minturn, (R) 150 Simpson, Helen M. and ano., exrs. A. Simpson, Paris. 15,000 Mayer, S. 85 Walker and 326 East 50th.... mortgagors, with Haisey Corwin. Agree Sharkey, Susan M., to Randolph Guggen L. Mayer (Emma Newhouse, by assign). ment extdg mort. nom heimer. 4,000 Bar Fixtures and Furniture. 1,100 Scholes, Henry B.. to The Williamsburgh Sav Shufflin, James, and Michael Carroll to Muller, D. 314 Pearl Mayer & Bach ings Bank. Rodney st, s e s, 167.4 n e Wythe John H. Deane. nom mann. ^R) 400 av, 67x100. July 14, 1 year, 5 per cent. 16,000 Simonis, IvanH., to George J. Schaible. 525 McCormick, J. 554 llth av D. Steven Seibel, Adam, to Joseph Semle. Eagle st, s s, Squires, James D., to Bertha A. Deane. 1,400 son, Jr. 400 250 e Union pl, 25x100. July 1, 5 yrs. 2,300 Smith, George P., referee, to David B. Meyer, M. 1012 8d av.... G. Winter. 260 Stoffregen, John H., to The South Brooklyn Lee. 3,000 Moritz, Mina. 19 Warren G. Ehret. 200 Savings Inst. Fulton st, n s, 140 e Portland Steers, Abraham, to John H. Deane. 1,500 McCarty, M. 65 Mott.... Catharine E. av, 20x70. July 22, due Jan. 1. 1882. 1,000 Strong, Thomas S., exr. Mary A. Strong, McCarty. 814 Sewall, Caroline M., tf) Julia E. Cameron, wid dec'd, to Hasket Derby, Boston, Mass. 12,184 Morrison, J. J. 847 E. lOih Susanna ow. Macon st. P. M. July 14, due July 1, The Vermont Marble Co. to Arabella G. Kress. 200 1886, 5 per cent. 2,000 Proctor. 5,000 Naef, Babetta. 5 Morris Jersey City Sloat, James, to Phebe D. Cortelyou. Presi Towle, Frank E, to Katharine J. Neidig. 704 Heights Brewing Co. 615 dent st, s s, 142.6 e Hoyt at, 17.6x100. July Weil. Henry, Brooklyn, to Charles Elstner. 5,000 Naef, Babetta. 5 Morris A. Garten- 19. 3 years. 8,500 Weekes, Henry de F., to Stanley W. Dex mann. Bar Fixtures and Furniture. 500 Smith, Charles D., Huntingdon, L. 1., to Ann ter and ano., trustees Thomas R. Walker, Neumeyer, W. 406 6th C. Wienholtz. 500 E., wife of Jacob Smith, Oyster Bay, L. I. dec'd. 3,000 O'NeU, D. 446 Broome....J. M. & J. W. Schenk st, w s, 154 n Lafayette av, 16.3x100. Farrington. 400 April 7, 1 year. 8,.500 KINGS COUNTY. Otto, F. 58 East 4th.... C. MoeUing. Sa Sullivan, John, to Rosette Rees. Oth st, n w s, loon and Brewery Fixtures. (R) 3,000 25 s w North 6th st, 35x74. July 2,3 years, 5 JULY 21 to 27—inclusive. O'Niel & Maher. 757 3d av Amsdell per cent. 3,500 Clement. Amelia P.. wife of Nathaniel H., Bros. 500 Thomas, Walter, to Bushwick Savings' Bank. to Nathaniel H. Clement, committee. Reimers. H. C. 7 Lewis A. Volgeman Woodbine st, n w s, 225 s w Central av, 25x Clement, Nathaniel H.. to Nathaniel H. (Mary A. Reimers, by assign). (R) 600 100. July 11,1 year. 700 Clement, committee. 1,0.50 Schneider & Schramm. 490 Sth av P & Thomas, Cornelia A., wife of John M., to Silas Deffaa, Philip, to Louisa Mander. 4,100 W. Ebling. 1,600 Mott and ano., exrs. Leonard Mott, dec'd. Eastman, Henry W., trustee J. S. Carll, Schnepp, H. 80 Sth av J. Abstein. 300 Manhattan av, e s, 2.50 s Meserole av, 25x100. dec'd, to Catharine C. Onderdonk. 1,000 Siemon, J. 105 1st av Brunswick & July 23, due August 1, 1886. 2..500 Gerard, Emily A., wife of George A., BeU Balke Co. Billiard Table. 225 Tummel, Elise J., wife of Augustus H., to The port, L. I., to Margaret wife of Anthony Smith, H. 87 Rutgers pl.... P. Olsen. (R) 200 Germania Savings' Bank, Kings Co. Degraw Maintain. 1,500 Smith, J. 2319 3d av....R. ReiUy. (R) 1,357 st, n s. 425 w Oth av, 16.8x108x16.8x108.4. Hennessy, John F. and ano., exrs. Bridget Strattner, C. 96th, near 2d av A. July 25, 1 year. 1,500 Fay, to Annie J. Hagerty. guard. 2,500 Schaeffler. Bar Fixtures and Fum. 580 Thomas, John M., to Deborah L. Mott, Port HiUenbrand, Peter, to Dorothea Zerr. 264 Stutter, J. a5 Bleecker....H. Elias. 250 Washington, L. I. Manhattan av, e s, 375 s Same to same. 336 Sauer, A. 117 E. 3d Schwaner & Meserole av, 25x100. July 23, due Aug. 1^ Holmes. Catharine A., Jersey City, to Amend. 300 1886. 6,500 Lydia Ames, widow. 458 Spink, A. 80 Grove C. Rathner. 341 774* THE REAL ESTATE RECORD July 30.-1881
Schoen, N. 56 Av D.... O. Huber. 1,500 Roome, Margaret. 12 E. 42d....D. W. Moser, C. G. 224 East Broadway, &c Turdick, J. 223 2d....F. PospisU. 850 Bishop. 1,075 J. Gormly. Horses. Carriages, &c. Thompson, S. A. 88th st and 3d av... .D. Rawlmson, W. S. 168 E. 103d., ..T.Kelly. 151 (R) 550 Jones. Ale. 330 Ryan, Anna P. 884 W. 50th... .C. A. Tre- Monell, C. E. 2 1st av....W. H. Moore. Tiencken, H. 308 Av A.... F. Gruben. 400 vett. lOS Drug Fixtures. 2,625 Wenzel, C. N w cor Delancey and Orcshard Strickland, F. B. 353 W. 92d....Artlissa Morris, P. 36 EUzabeth .... J. Haley. sts....O. Huber. 800 V. Gearon. 140 Horses, Wagon, &c. 650 Widmann, A. 128 Canal....P. & W. Eb- Sinclair, Mrs. O. C. 482 W. 24th....T. O'DonneU, P. G. 403 Broome....Annie Img. (R) 164 Kelly. Delahanty. Goldbeating Fixtures. 500 WiUbrand, F. C., Jr. 85 2d av.... D. Fmk Schiel, D. K. 343 E. Slst... .H. Spies. Popper, H. 91 Essex S. Lippe. Jewelry and ano., exrs. (R) 500 Schwarz, H. E. 308 E. Slst... .M. Manges. Fixtures. 3,000 Smith, Chas. Mrs. 307 W. 39th.... Thoesen HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Pine, E. A. 1063 3d av....P. McMahon, & Uhl. 108 exr. Horses, Carriages, Undertaker's Arons. J. H. 141 E. 49th....Thoesen & Saxl, Pauline. 44 Great Jones Hei-sch- Fixtures, &c. (R) 1,300 Uhl. 129 mann & Manges. (R) 337 Quigley, M. 64 Degraw st, Brooklyn BeU, J. H. and Mary. 416 E. 9th.... Sarah Thompson, Mattie S. 6 Barrow J. B. Artlissa V. Gearon. Boats, i&c. 86 E. Pino. (R) 113 Heywood. 390 Reinienschnitter & Mueller. 356 Pearl Breeslaw, C. 106th st and 2d av Jordan Walker, Rosanna. 63 E. 9th J. B. Hey F. Schwab. Printing Fixtures. 300 & Moriarty. 121 wood. 125 Rockefeller, J. P. 407 W. 13th....T. H. Bryant, Isabella M. 17 W. 17th.... H. M. Wildey, J. E. 384 E. 58th.... T. Kelly. Bulson. (H. W. Schmitz, recvr.) Ice ElUs. 2,000 Wigowsky, L. 23 Rutger M. Rosenthal. 374 Wagon, &c. (R) 250 Behrens, Fredericka. 433 E. 51st....W. Furniture and Machines. Rickenbach, F. 39 and 41 Bowery M. Levy. 368 Wandell, J. W. 8317 1st av.... Fennell & 300 Schlessinger. Lodging House Furni Baskopf, H. 136 East Broadway.... H. Co. ture. 300 Schnitzer. 141 Wasson, J. B. North Adams, Mass G. Baron. J. B. 26 East 33d.... A. Picot. SOO 834 Sauvet. J. 137 West Broadway....G. P. P. Vetter & Sons. 310 RoU. Machine. 150 BuUmger, C. 38 East 4th .. .Mrs. H. Bul- Weyhmann, A. 85 Av D.... P. O'Farrell. linger. 1,000 209 Stury, Amelia. 2149 2d av A. Jack. White, N. H. 79 W. 47th.... L. Baumann. 414 Bakery Fixtures. 45 Comero, P. 323 East 87th.... H. Schnitzer. 231 White, N. H. 79 W. 47th.... I. Mason. Coffey, Mary R. 508 West 46th.... T. KeUy 125 437 Schuster, J. 86 Walkei- J. Ringleben. Looking Glass Factory Fixtures. (R) 1,000 Curtis, Minnie. 44 W. 133d .. Coogan MISCELLANEOUS. Bros. 402 Smith, N. H. 232 E. 34th ..Mary A. Chadwick, JuUa A. 123 E. 37th....Ellen AspinwaU, J. A. 12Sth st, near 2d av Smith. Horses, Wagon, &c. 400 Smith, N. H. 232 E. 24th... .L. H. Owen. Walters. (R) 110 E. A. Saunders & Co. Frame Build Collins, Geo. 345 W. 53d.... L. Baumann. 115 ing, Machinery, &c. i 400 Horses, Wagon, &c. 750 Cowan, Karoline. 139 Christopher Fen Adams, C. W. 91 Liberty.... J. Metz. Smith, 0. L. & C. H. 15 Frankfort....J. neU & Co. 139 Press, Type. &c. 395 Conner's Sons. Printing Fixt. (R) 2,205 Cotter, J. M. 101W. 48th... .L. Baumann. 400 Alty, W. 37 Washington Weeks, Doug Vogt, Marie. 403 W. l?th.... J. F. Brun- Drummond, Catherine E. 53 E. 31st J. lass & Co. Bakery Fixtures. 833 ning. Grocery Fixtures. 500 Bradley, D. 50 Monroe G. Dessecker. Wray, J. B. 46 Cortlandt.... J. F. Black- N. Tifft. 395 man. Press. 90 Davis, Emma H. 63 East 9th....J. B. Carriage. 1,043 Heywood. 600 Bartley, T 514 3d av J. Lawrence. Wehrle, J. 4th av and 48th st ... C. W. Tailor's Fixtures. 500 Held and ano., trustees. Hotel Belvi Devereux. Jane M. 825 Oth av.... W. A. dere Furniture. 25,000 Tooker. 175 Bean, F. E. City .... J. A. Hyland. Donelly, Bridget. 309 7th av....W. Mc Barges Liberty and Greenback. 1,000 BILLS OF SALE. Donald (D. Krakauer, by assign.) Pi Boettner, Mary. 1461 h st, near WUUs av ano. 100 ....H. Paff. Cows. 125 Abshagen, E. 697 Broadway L. A. Dobbs, W. Pelham av Jordan & Mori Bolzer, E. 335 E. 59th... .B. Kolb. Horses, Fenouillet. Photograph Gallery Fix- arty. 137 Carriages, &c. 2,800 Dougherty Mrs. 260 Oth av.... T. KeUy. 144 Bruggemann, A. 13 and 15 Oth av R. Betsch, j. 883 3d av... .P. O'Rourke. Bar Dougherty, Sarah. 143 Madison H. B. Klussman. Horses, Truck, &c. 500 Fixtures. 700 Schnitzer. 161 Brunotte, C. 183 Chrystie.... J. Schmidt. Black Hills Placer Mining Co. 37 WaU st. Garner, Mary J. 113 W. 39th... .T. Kelly. 195 Barber Fixtures. 40 .... C. I. Vanderbilt. Office Furniture. 500 Gallagher, M. 27th st and 10th av....T. BiUerweU, G. B 220 to 824 West Houston, Blum, G. City H. Roginsky. Furni Kelly. 104 58 Downing and 596 Washington... E. ture. 52 Grassheim, N. 213^ Catharine.... H. J. Althause. (J. J. Althause, by assig.) Boss, H. 2063 2d av....H. Boss, Jr. Sa Schnitzer. 231 Machinery, Tools, Patterns, &c. (R) 8,850 loon Fixtures. 600 Gilbert, L. F. 309 7th av ..T.Kelly. 192 Bowes, A. & J. City....J. McMahon. Carr, J. 236 W 27th.... J. J. CarroU. Sa Gross, W. J. 212 E. S3d.... H. Spies. 303 Farming Implements, Horse, &c. (R) 975 loon Fixtures. 175 Herbert, Lizzie. 409 W. 22d....F. Hig ConnoUy, J. E. W. 34th....Catherine M. Dobler & Lang. 447 W 4.5th.. ..H. Rein- gins, recvr. 360 Day. Grain and Hay Fixtures, Horse, mueller. Lathe, Shafting, &c. 200 Harrison, Margaret. 217 W. 53d W. &c. (R) 5,000 Doyle. J. P. 3491^ E. 13th....Catherine Dougherty. 104 Cooper, J. C. 17 ComeUa and 818 SulUvan McGuinness. Dry Goods Fixtures. 318 Hertz. Augusta. 253 E. 48th Coogan Eliza Boyer. Horse, Wagon, Gartenmann, A. 5 Morris st Babetta Bros. ' 203 Furniture, &c. 414 Naef. Bar Fixtures and Furniture. 750 Hewit, Lucy C.... L. H. KendaU. 181 Cross, G. W J. McAdam Sons. Paging Koch, C, Jr. 143 S 5th av....Florence Heyer, Anny. 291 Pearl....E. D. Farrell. 164 Machine. 381 M. Kerr. Oyster Saloon Fixtures. 25 Hosmer, F. L. 110 E. 27th.... J. W. Fluk. 150 Dutton, J. C. City ... W. H. Akin & Son. Martm, J. H. 226 West 27th....J. Carr. Howard, Elizabeth. 46 W. 36th....G. H. Horses, Truck, &c. (R) 650 Bar Fixtures. 250 Bladworth. 500 Dobler & Lang. 447 W. 45th.... L. V. Con Nichols, J. W. S. 697 Broadway....E. Isaacs. A. M. 221 E. 115th....Jordan & over. Engine, Lathes, &c. 4(56 Abshagen. Photograph Gallery Fix Moriarty. 135 Dochtermann, C. 180 Suffolk....G. T., tures. 454 Johnson, Virginia. 3 Charles....L. Egles exr, of C, Balz. Horses, Trucks, &c. Ordenstein, H. 380 E 82d....S. Reine- ton. . (R) 223 (R) 1,000 man. Piano. 203 King, F. H. 163 E. 74th.... L. H. Kendall. 300 Fitter, H. 368 Mercer....H. Brandes. Reich, F. 376 Broadway....M. Klein. Knell, J. F. 330 E. 53d....T. Kelly. 157 Grocery Fixtures. 500 Stand Fixtures. 40 Kramer, Catharine. 39 Av C H. Schnit Ferdon & France. 4th av, near 177th st Roach, P. J. 57 Macdougal J. Wilkin zer. 127 R. Stoker. Butcher Fixtures, Horses. 1,000 son, Bar Fixtures. 500 Lemaire, E. 109 W. 33d... .H. Schnitzer. 138 Foster, J. 19 Beaver T. P. Lane. Schmidt, J. 618 E. 9th....G. Schmidt. Lanigan, J. 879 10th av....L. Baumann. 105 Hoi-se and Trucks. 100 Grocery Fixtures. 250 King, J. A. 618 E. 16th... .H. Spies. 181 Groth, J 447 E. 13th....H. Von Hinken. Seltman, D. C. 430 W. 42d....Martha Manning, T. 313 E. 76th.... H. Spies. 110 Grocery Fixtures, Horse, &c. 135 Spitznagle. Shoe Fixtures. 700 Matthaei, Anna. 163 E. 87th.... E. D. Far Hayes, G. W. 186 W. 39th... .F. Nicklas. Spitznagel, A. 430 W 4'2d....D. C. Selt reU 434 Laundry Fixtures. 450 man. Shoe Fixtures. 700 McKinney, Carrie. 9 Vandam.... Jordan Hutchison & Rooney. 119th st and Av A. ASSIGNMENT OP CHATTEL MORTGAGES. & Moriai-ty. 101 EUzabeth Hutchison. Stone Yard Mortimer, J. P., to Tracy & Russell (Don Mershon, Harriet L. 444 W. 83d A. Fixtures. 800 ohue & Tackney. July 26. ISSl). 287 Opperman. 1,803 Haas, J. P. 819 Oth av.... AJ Held. Cigar MorreUi, P. 110 5th av.... D. O'Farrell. 34S Fixtures. (R) 371 Manning, Annie. 275 Hudson....E. D. Hanson, W. J. 400 Bleecker, &c.... Sarah KINGS COUNTY. Farrell. 148 Brower. Horses, Truck, &c. 900 Achor, S. T. 108 Court st....R. T. Stev Marx, E. 321 2d av.... G. F. Of. 300 Horn, J. 301 Av C...,Eliz., extrx of C. ens. Fixtures, &c. 100 Mauer, Mary A. 192 Eldridge....E. D. Heckman. Bakery Fixtures. (R) 850 Brod, Henry Martin Prinz. Sewing FarreU. Ill John J. Parson's Book Mfg. Co. 130-134 Machines, &c. (R) 395 McMahon, J. 125 Henry....J. B. Hey William C.W. Barnes & Co. and Baum, August. 238 Hopkins st....William wood. 150 Wilkinson Bros. & Co. Presses, Ma Hoffman. Saloon Fixtures. 191 Newman, L. 169 Waverly av....J. B. chines, &c. 3,000 Beebe, W. S....C. S. Rawson. Books, &c. 1,860 Heywood. 115 Krug, J. 894 8d av.... J. Dohrman. Butch Burr, J. A. 327 and 329 Hicks st... .Emma Palmer, J. W., Mrs. 382 W. 18th... .L. H. er Fixtures. lOO C. Taylor. Carriage. (R) 154 KendaU. 116 Kaufman, N. Foot of 49th st, East River BaUey, P. 306 Myrtle av....Thomas Paulkowski, S. 338 E. 56th....T. Sta M. Warner. Horses, Truck, &c. 500 Rochford. Wagon. 135 com. 103 Keeler, J. N. 845 South 5th av....H. E. Benne, W. cor De Kalb av and Walworth Pecker, D. 368 E. 4th.... FenneU & Co. 138 Klugh. Drug Fixtures. 300 St....T. Rochford. Wagon. 105 Pierce, Sophronia L. 114 E. 19th A. Lufft, J. 335 Stanton....H. Strieker. Bomermann, Hemr- 462 5th av Geo. Butcher Fixtures, Horse, &c. 1,000 Bomermann. Saloon Fixtures, &c. (R) 500 L. Pierce. 552 Lautenschlager, J. 419 Oth E. Kneisel. Crane, T. A. Gowanus Canal South PenneU, Annie A. 159 W. 23d.... W. Grocery and Milk Fixtures.. 250 Brooklyn Saw Mill Co. Dry Dock, McDermot. 2,000 Leavitt, D. F. 22 Union sq... .FideUty & called Brooklyn Fioating Dock. AU Purpura, J. 305 E. 73d ... Coogan Bros. 283 Casualty Co. Press. Security title. 10,000 Richmond, Sarah E. Washington av, near Lobenthal, S. 25 Chambers L. Meisel. Case, J. 328 Eagle st R. Dudgeon. Office Fumiture and Books. 100 Steam Hammer, &c. (R) 306 172d st.... A. Blake. (R) 50 Mehrtens, J. H. 407 W. 35th.... B. Boeck- DUger, J. E... .P. Barrett. Wagon. 100 Ryan, M. Mrs. 190 Henry Simpson & er. Soda Water Factory Fixtures. Dion, CordeUa. 409 Bedford av Hersch Co. Piano. 115 (R) 1,500 mann & Manges. Furniture. 547 iberts, A. L 102 W. 29th....Rosa Jack Moore, H. S W.D.Morgan. Harmoni- Diehl, C. 245 Smith st E. J. Jennings. son. 1,100 ican. 26 Fixtures. 700 July 30, 1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD 775
Flynn, H. 4 Ferry pl....Mary Flynn. 26 Brovm, Martha J.—J. E. MUler.costs 109 25 26 O'Mearfier. WUliam—Denis Sadlier 203 33 Fixtures, &c. (R) 1,500 26 Black, Charles H. M.—M. B. Almon 5,341 .50 25 Pease, Frederick L.—C. W. Dickel. 310 50 Graham, G. 24 Lawton st J. Cunning 26 Brooks, Henry J.—Otto FuUgraff.. 71 33 26 Post, R. M.—Andrew Harman 94 64 ham, Son & Co. Carriage. 900 28 Brown, Charles—J. F. Bauer 67 45 27 Parraga, Cornelia H.—E. R. Satter- Hoermann, EmeUa J. 485 3d av Geo. 28 Bernard, Joseph O.—James Sher lee 1 481 54 Zipp. Lager Beer Saloon. (R) 278 wood 32 13 28 Patshokoweky, —Andrew Ja- Hopkins, T. 221 York st....J. Cunning 29 Beach, Henry C—Chas. Schmolze.. 83 23 ckobsky 78 ,50' ham, Son & Co. Coach. 35 39 Baker, D. Ira—H. M. Haigh 74 40 85 Quast, William F.—Hy. McShane.. 70 89' Keinath, Richard J. Lancaster. Horse 83 Clark, Larner B.—Drew & Bucki... 127 10 26 Quinn, George H.—G. W. Seabold.. 157 .50' and Wagon. 50 23 ColweU, Winfield S. and Jane A.— 26 Ryan, Martin J.—J. D. Shibe 400 50 Kistemnacher, Louis. 84 Court st Franz Albert Tower 208 47 27 Robinson, John A.—*<'. H. Bangs.. 1,'207 01 Knick. Saloon Fixtures, &c. 548 23 CampbeU, HoikD.—B. H. BrowneU 99 41 28 Reynolds, AUce—P. J. Mathers 144 .51 Lindner, J. 5 Debevoise st Brunswick 85 Cameron, Margaret—G. E. Cook... 217 19 29 Rittershaus, John A.—H. I. Hart.. 38 Hi & Balke Co. Pool Table. 175 86 Cunningham, Charles E.—C. S. Col- 33 Seewald, Moses — Jos. Schwarz- Llado, Everleen. Ill Lewis av J. E. laday.. 1,652 78 schild 160 45 Murray & Co. Fui-niture. 407 26 the same Abraham Wimpf- 83 Somerville, Hem-y, admr. of Mar Mueller, C. and F. 687 3d av .... H. heimer 2,746 85 garet, dec'd—Mary J. Doty 691 10 Scheele. Fixtures, &c. 400 26 thesame Ludwig Lehmaier.. 407 79 83 the same T. M. MeUiss 89 69' Mueller, C. and Frederick. 687 3d av 86 CaUaghan, Thomas J. O.—W. D. 25 Sheridan, James G.—Chas. Straus.. 137 38: fl. Scheele. Stock. 600 Southard 48 35 25 Schroder, John—Rosina Bombay... 513 07 Mittelsdorf & Schaefer. 284 Court st.... 87 Calamaria, Gregorio — Giovani 25 Stewart, Robert—A. L. Ely 2,069 85 Brunswick & Balke Co. BiUiard Ta Verre 117 50 26 Strauss, Louis —Sam. Guggen bles. 700 28 Cotte, Alfred M.—Mary J. admrx. heim 74 24r Mittelsdorf, L., and H. Schaeffer. 284 of T. J. Rogers 123 06 26 Schweizer, August — Union Bolt Court st David Kearn. Saloon 28 Cone, Edward P.—James ReiUy, Works of Paterson, N. J 2 021 43; Fixtures, &c. 1,000 admr. of Ed. Lyons 96 70 27 Steiglitz. PhiUp—C. J. Warren '361 61 Montgomery, Ida M. 350 Adelphi st E. 29 Clapp, Robert C—S. and J. Sewell. 207 36 28 Sulzer, Alfred—J. F. Bauer 82 81 H. Strickland. Piano. 70 29 Clunan, James—Jas. Symmers 99 90 28 Sulzer, Herman the same 161 72 McConnochie, W. J. 681 Bedford av 29 Coit, WiUiam A.—James Van 28 Susse, Jacob—J. T. Smith 116 06. Sarah Shepard, admx. Fixtures, &c. Buren 5,695 70 29 Stewart, Henry—Jolm McCloskey.. 13,212 84 (R) 4,500 29 Chapman, Addison—Jacob Webster 72 48 29 SmaUey, Legrand T.—G. E. Sears.. 148 OO Nelson, W. 129 Meserole av J Keppel. 29 Carey, Johu—F. R. Coudert 34 50 39 Strasser, Gottfr—T. G. Mathews ... 93 99 Fish Market. 100 25 Day, Elizabeth M., as extrx.—J. H. 39 Seligman, August—Abraham Stein- O'Connor, T. 189 Sackett st Jackson & xMartine (D) 3,394 04 ^„ am 497 81 Co. Fixtures. 20 27 Dobler, Anton—I. E. Smith 77 07 89 Schuessler, Joseph—H. B. Claflin... 444 86 O'Shea, John. 370 Van Brunt st John 88 Dooley. Edward J.—P. J. Mathers. 144 51 80 Solomons, Samuel A.—John Patter- Pearce. Saloon Fixtures. 800 28 Dore, James E. and Michael—W. C. „„ „ son 136 86. Pearce, Wm. E. 1587 Atlantic av Duyckinck 306 13 23 Smith, Edward G.—Peter Bowe, Jacob Strauss. Horse, Cows, &c. 93 25 Fleming, Michael L.—M. J. Kirwan 141 50 sheriff costs S2 25 Prigge, F. W. 235 South 3d st....Henry 25 Fleming, Charles E., exr. of Horatio 25 Smith, Thomas J.—John Van Roy.. 31 62 Meyer. Grocery Store. 1,050 Leland—T. S. Norbury 486 41 26 Smith, Edward M., admr., &c., of Quigley, J. M. 219 Park av....M. D. 25 Falk, Charles O.—Hy. Klem 103 82 John C, dec'd—B. F. Bunker 47 06. Quigley. Fixtures. 750 26 Froehlich, John—Hy. Flaacke '269 41 23 Thompson, Joseph R. H.—J. A. Rogers, A. L. 850 Adams st Ellen M. 26 Foerster, Alfred—Oscar Sonnichsen 657 89 Trimble costs 58 43: Rogers. Horses, Wagons, &c. 4,000 27 Frey, Joseph—G. H. Ely 169 00 23 Turnbull, Stephen H.—Thos. Reid.. 135 83; Reinecke, Joseph. 333 Manhattan av.... 28 Fleming, Rufus—PhUip Pfeiffer 446 89 29 Tracy, David—Mayor, 'Aldermen, Henry Bise. Fixtures, &c. 700 28 Friedman, Isaac—Ephriam Ber- „ „&c 6,25735; Smith, A. 304 Montague st... .The Conti lowitz 88 32 23 The Campbell Printing Press M'fg nental Ins. Co. Safe. 175 29 Fellows, John R.—Albert Chase 201 71 Co.—J. G. Wagner costs 129 OO Schwanwedel, A. 357 Atlantic av Gus 29 Fairehild, Benjamin P.—Mayor, 23 The Brown Caloric Engine Co.— tav Elniemeyer. Horse, Wagon, Aldermen, &e 6,257 35 FeUx Brown 2 019 64 &c. (Rj 185 83 Guernsey, Jenny M.—Chas. Turner 165 94 23 The Bald Mountain Mining Co.—N. Robinson, J. D. 1091 De Kalb av James 26 Genet, WiUiam W.—J. D. Shibe . 400 50 W.Emerson 4,236 191 Conners, Sons. Printing Press, &c. (R) 678 27 Gautter, John P. and Anna—Peter 23 The Centenial Sapphire Mining Co. Smith, S. 333 North 3d St....Hotchkiss, Unkelbach 543 13 —J. W. Pratt 46 07 Field & Co. Wagon. (R) 75 27 Goldstein, Barnett—C. V. Fornes... 161 44 26 The Carvalho Heating and Super Spafard, Mary L. 73 Atlantic ay E. J. 27 GUbert, Horatio G.—H. N. Twomb- heating Co.—S. N. Carvalho 1,404 00 Jennings. Bakery. 900 ly 133 86 27 Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank Stockwell & Bowman. 187 Montague st 38 Goldman, Joseph—Ephriam Ber- —Tim. Healy 1124 88 G. Ringler & Co. Saloon Fixtures. 300 lowitz 88 32 38 The New York & Brighton Beach Van Hoesen, E. 9 Spruce st, New York 29 Gale, Frank E.—G. E. Sears 148 00 Railroad Co.—F. G. Bufford 255 00 Walker, TuthUl & Bresman. Type. 550 39 Golden, Joseph and Martin—F, H. 38 The Mayor, Aldermen, &c.—Julius Wood, W. H. 173 Douglass st....Wm. Leggett 885 91 Benedict 557 36 Moore. Stock and Fixtures. 50 38 Harris, Sam S.—Arabella T.Walker, 38 Pierce Rotary Tubular Boiler Co.— Werner, G. 159 Pierrepont.. . Caroline admrx. of J. E. Camp, (correction) 1,.575 13 Lang. Saloon Fixtures. (R) «„ ^,^- ^- ^^y^ 1.192 24 800 83 Harnett, Richard—David Lewi.... 366 81 29 The Carvalho Heating and Super- Ward, C. F. 90 4th av.... C. R. Evans and 83 Harris, Samuel L.—N. W. Emerson 4,236 19 H. W. Stearns. Fixtures. 400 Heating Co.—G. H. Benton 248 13 '23 Howard, David E.—Frank Richards 109 69 29 Ulman, Henry—Hy. Dreissigacker. 35 50 Wright, P. F. 895 Gates av....C. M. 25 Hilton, WiUiam N.—R. F. Austin.. 335 10 Wright. Fixtures, &c. (R) 1,500 26 Verneret, Louis—L. S. Chase 160 72 25 Harris, Henry—C. J. Schmitt 183 72 89 Van Aukin, Frank E.—J. C. De La 26 HamUton, James G.—M. B. Almon. 5,341 50 BILLS OP SALE. Vergne 30 55 27 Howe, C. R.—Jacob Hoffman 92 .37 25 Weckel, John G.—Mutual Life Ins. Condit, Silas, to Henry V. Condit. Drug 27 Hancock, Nathaniel—A. E. Barnes. 130 09 Co (D) 2,8&5 40 Store. 358 Franklin av. 500 38 Hay, Jacob, Jr.—E, D. FarreU 96 67 27 Wight, FrankUn—W. C. Carpenter. 27 50 Ergenzinger, Charles, to John Schaefer. 28 Hughes, Daniel—Francis Brown 18 09 27 WUson, WiUiam—H. J. Welch 134 92 Meat Market, 499 3d av. 500 29 Hureaux, Gustav—Samuel Zeimer. , 462 81 23 Zogbaum, Ferdinand—Anton Heim 156 97 Groenwoldt, C. G., to Martin Brunjes. 38 Irwin, James B.—Thad. Fairbanks. 81 99 28 WUker, Henry—A. C. Kingsland, Fixtures, &c. 819 Lee av. 1,875 25 Johnson, Harry L.—Jos. SeUgsburg 104 48 trustee, et al : 373 44 Hecker, William and Mary, to Owen Mur 89 Johnson, James I—Charles Schmolze 83 22 29 Wohlbeck, John and Joseph—^Bene phy. Grocery Store, 243 Oth st. nom 23 Kierst, John J.—C. B. Keogh 194 88 dick Fischer 36 76 Jennings, E. J., to Mary L. Spafard. Bak ^ KinS, ATfrld^- f =^^^^^ Baldwin. 1,071 95 28 Wilker, Henry—A. C. Kingsland, ery. 73 Atlantic av. 1,000 trustee et al 373 44 Kelly, Michael, to John O'Shea. Saloon 26 Kiene, William—A. W. Heer 49 50 29 Wohlbeck, John and Joseph—Bene Fixtures, 370 Van Brunt st. 300 27 Koehler, Peter—Earnet Bauer. 375 73 dick Fischer 36 76: Neder, Laura, to Valentine Rend. Lager 25 Laenger, Adolph—Monroe Eckstein 98 18 28 Zima, Frederick—Jos. Hirsch, recvr. Beer Saloon, 188 Throop av. 90 26 Lippe, Joseph H., as exr.. Sec, of of Hirsch & Co 270 68 Von Hasseln, John, to Joseph Beinleich. Henry W. Meyer—George Ehret. Butcher Shop, 957 Broadway. 250 ., (D) 1,026 78 27 Lloyd, George C—H. N.Twombly. 123 86 KINGS COUNTY. 27 Lang, Charles—I. E. Smith 77 07 26 Abbott, Edwin R.—E. Beard 260 00 28 Long, Hei-man E.—V. A. Krepps... 116 62 32 Brown, Edwin F.—E. Glover 590 16 JUDGMENTS. 29 Lemmermann, Frederick—Anthony 22 Beals, Jr., Henry—C. F. Linde 33 47 Fisher 41 50 23 Brown, George G.—J. Brooks 181 39 29 Loyd, WUliam—Metropolitan Na 25 Brennan, James—A. Douglas 55 01 In these lists of judgments thenames alphabetically tional Bank costs 119 75 25 Brown, Charles A.—M. E. Brown.. 109 00 arranged, and which are first on each line, are those 23 Merrill, Alfred P.—H. W. Wiggms 79 19 of the judgment debtor. The letter (D) means judg ^«BlSet:itid}W-J- Powers.... 72 65 ment for deficiency. * means not summoned. Judg 23 Morrison, Joseph—Le Roy Clark... 48 56 ments entered during the week and satisfied before 35 MoUns, Jose S.—Jos. SeUgsburg 104 48 22 Chapman, Addison—C. B. Rouss... 28 19 day of publication do not appear in this column, but 85 Martine, John and Randolph B., 21 Daly, WiUiam—I. S. Vaught 54 63 in list of Satisfied Judgments. exrs. of Theo.—J. H. Martine. (D) 3,394 04 21 Delap, John F.—H. Trowbridge 316 41 86 *Monneins, Paul—L. S. Chase 160 73 28 Dobelmann Manuf'g Co.—A. W. 26 Martin, Egbert J.—Soohia E. Rob Shepherd 934 18 NEW YORK CITY. erts ...t.. , 196 48 22 Farnsworth, Henry E.—C. H. Gard July. 27 Maxwell, James A.—John Patter ner 265 46 26 Asher, Henrietta—T. S. Bassett.... $97 74 son 80 01 86 Finlay, Daniel—C. Travis 95 01 28 Allison, Jacob—R. W. Parsons 174 43 26 McCloskey, James—A. J., admr., 25 Goedecke, Gustav Alwin, impld. 29 AlUger, EUjah—PhiUip Goodhart.. 1,600 f3 &c., of Pat., Gerety 93 66 &c.—S. A. Boyd. 4,593 51 25 Boyd, Henry—E. P. Ferris (D) 907 12 26 Narvesen, Conrad — J. P. Michel- 9« Gantler, John P., ) x. TT 1 n. t. ^.^ ^ 35 Brunner, Charles—C. J. Schmitt... 183 72 bacher 84 87 " Anna. [—R-Unkelbach. 542 12 26 Bloom, Isaac, as surviving partner 37 Mess. Carl F.—D. M. Stern 33 05 of I. Bloom & Bro.-C. C. SewaU. 1,109 37 21 Heyman, Isaac—H. Trowbridge 318 66 27 Nelson, James M.—G. P. Bradford . 383 05 23 Holton, Francis—D. Pyzer. 77 90 26 Breiman, Austin D.—C. S. CoUaday 1,652 78 29 Nolan, Michael—Abraham Lent 389 13 27 Howe, C. R—J. Hoffman 92 37 26 the same Abraham Wimpf- 25 O'Brien, WUUam—C. T. Seymour.. 810 07 21 Jacobs, David—H. Trowbridge 259 76 heimer 2,746 85 26 Kern, Eugene—W. C. Peet 88 94 26 the same Ludwig Lehmaier. 407 79 25 O'FarreU, Mary E.—Sam. Hawk... 585 21 26 Koehler, Peter—E. Bauer 375 74 776 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD July 30, 1881
Lambertson, Andrew J.—J. Doyle. 68 79 Williams, Joseph H. H.—John Daniell. ('81) 184 89 Dean st, Nos. 826 and 8261,^. George F. Chap Laubenberger, Jacob—E. Coleman. 81 96 Widder, John L.—Ed. Skillman. (1878) 345 76 man agt Emma Dougan and John Deni- Lichteufels, Frederica—M. F. Lind- Williams, Theodore, Charles I. and George— "'" thorne. (June 3, 188') '. Marcella King. (18S1) 286 91 Rodney st, s s, 107 e Wythe av, runs east 259 horn 133 31 llZacharies, William-G. M. Mittnacht. ('81). 31 75 to Bedford av, x —. J. W. Beebee agt Law, N. W.—Unexcelled Fire John W. Smiih and H. B. Scholes Works Co 47 .57 Muir, James B.—W. H. Gladwin... 181 10 KINGS COUNTY. May, Solomon—M. Donovan 147 .50 July 22 to 28—inclusive. McGree, Catharine—H. M. Smith . 72 92 Armstrong, Harriet C—J. H. Homer. (1880) $1,804 33 BUILDINQS PROJECTED. Norton, Letitia L. D., impld., &c.— Berulieim, Charles L.—A. Daggett, Sheriff. J. H. Ross, trustee 871 07 (1878) 3.% 88 NEW YORK CITY. Owens, Arthur T.—H. Trowbridge. 380 61 Same same. (1880) 14'i 98 Plan 803—Madison av, n w cor 53d st, one nine- Brasher. Wildam M.—Eliz. B. Stewart. ('81) 99 84 O'Brien, William—C. T. Seymour.. 810 07 Campbell, Margaret J.—J. A. Ross, Jr. ('80) 1,872 43 story brick apartment house, offices in basement, Palmer, Thomas—T. Cunningham.. 73 91 Halstead, Francis—W. T. Murphy. (1876)... 231 4'2 75.10x91.4, fire proof roof, iron cornice; cost, PettingiU, Samuel M., plff.—A. S. Penrose, Thomas B.—M. T. Rice. (1880) 134 30 $1,750,000; owner, Berkshire Association, 54 and Barnes 307 79 Prentice, Jas. H.—O. Finaerty, guard. (1877) 1,127 54 56 Worth st; architect, C. Pfeiffer. Quast, William F.—H. McShane 70 89 Same same. (1877) 86 29 Plan 804—Madison av, s e cor 53d st, one five- Relph, John M.—A. Atkinson 823 65 Same E. Harbison. (1879) 1,691 04 story brick apartment house, 100. .5x37.2, tin roof, Sheridan, Bernard—S. C. Jackson. (1876)... 237 31 Shepard, George A.—J. A. Kehl- Same A. Cameron, receiver. (1879; 118 16 iron cornice; cost, $40,000; owner, Kate W. Am beck 188 77 Same S. C. JacUson. (1888) 150 37 brose, 575 Lexington av: architect, Carl Pfeiffer. Storms, Harmon V.—R. McAuley.. 115 73 Same same. (187/) 87 74 Plan 805—Tenth st, No. 3 E., one two-story Schmonsees, Gevert, I -C Rosen- Tummel, Eliza J—F. K Castner. (18r3)... 1,12150 ';rick stable, -i.5x80, tin roof, brick and stone cor " Frederick. ) maier 127 04 Same \V. H. N. Cadmus. (1877) 56 99 nice; cost. $7,500; owner, George W. MiUer, 39 Schmidt, Louis—E. Bauer 1-24 95 Same F. K. Castner. (1879) 63 00 5th av; builder, J. J. Tucker. The Forty-Second Street & Grand Watts, Bernardus N.—S. J. L. Norton. (1881.) Plan 806—Tenth av, e s, 35 Is67th st, two four- Street Fen y Railroad Company. (Execution) 98 18 story brick tenem'ts, 25.1x63, tin roof, iron cor —J. Hayes 949 47 nice; cost, each $10,000; owner, Geo. A. Treacy, The Mercurine Mf'g. Co.—F. Myers 1.56 63 1716 Mjidison av; architect, A. Glasenapp. Tully, John—J. Fitzgerald 2.53 77 MECHANICS' LIENS. Plan 807—Twelfth st, Nos. 712 to 718, four four- Treadwell, Isaac C.—A. Haviland.. 968 '23 story brick tenem'ts, 25x70, gravel roof, iron The Dobelman Manuf'g Co.—A. W. NEAV YORK CITY. cornice; cost, each $10,000; owner and builder, Shepherd 934 18 July. John McGarry, 583 Moni-oe st, Brooklyn; archi Williston, WUliam G.—G. F. Greg- 23 First av, w s. exttlg from 71st to 72d sts, tect, T. S. Godwin. gory 73 91 and abt 200 ft on each street. Butler & Plan 808—One Hundred and Sixth st, n s, 210 e ConstantagtMurphy& McGinty and the 3d av, four four-story brick flats, 30x55, tin or Improved Dwelhng Association $359 90 gravel roof, iron cornice; cost, each $13,000; SATISFIED JUDGMENTS. 23 Same property. Edward Bussell agt same. 2,596 37 27 Fifth av, u w cor 57th st, abt 50x100. Owen owner, Lottie N. Dean, 3d av, 131st st; architects, NEW YORK. Dolan agt Cornelius Vanderbilt, Ennever Atkinson & Rosenstock; builder, H. N. Dean. & Son and Patrick Moran 19 00 Plan 809—Fifth av, s w cor 125th st, six four- July 23 to -29—inclusive. 27 Same property. Richard Walsh agt same. 19 00 story brown stone dweil'gs, 16.7, 16.8 and 18x55, Armstrong, Harriet C. B. and Frederick W. 27 Same puoperty. John Allen agt same 19 00 tin roofs, iron cornices; cost, each $11,000; own —N. C. Marselis. (1879) •. $894 63 27 Same property. James Ennis agt same 4 00 er, H. M. Edmundstone, 64 Pulaski st, Brooklyn, Armstrong. Harriet C—J. H Homer. ('80). 1,804 33 27 Same property. Ed. Ryan agt same 6 00 architect, Jas. E. Ware. Broadbent. Eli W.—Sarah Broadbent. (1877) . 603 89 27 First av, n w cor 69th st, 100x100, four SBarnes, Oliver W.—G. J. Desh. (1880) 3,686 00 houses. John Lawrence & Son agt Wer- Plan 810—One Hundred and Twenty-fifth st, s *Brasher. William M.—Eliz. B. Stewart. ('81) 99 84 ling & Selgerman 257 78 s, 85 w .5th av, six four-story brown stone dwell Bates, Henry VV.—Herman Drisler, guard. 25 Lexington av. s w cor 90th st, abt 100x75. ings, tin roofs, iron cornices; cost, each $11,000; (1881) 25767 Walter De Benton agt Thomas Sharkey owner and architect, same as last. Same same. (1881) 159 38 and William Rose 71 12 Plan 811-Madison av, n w cor 68th st,oiie four- Same same. (1881) 76 00 23 Montgomerj- st, w s, 75 s Madison st, 50 ft story stone and brick dwell'g, 40 and 51x120, Same same. (1881) 196 24 front. Patrick Mullarky agt Wm. J. Beebe. William W.—D. C. Silleck. (1881).... 476 48 Riorden 19 50 frame and lath and tile roof, stone cornice; cost, Beguelin, Henry E.—H. B. Williams, sheriff 26 Monroe av, n w cor Gray st, 50x100. Rich $1'2.5,000; owner, H. G. Marquand, 31 W. SOthst; (1878) 17286 ard Bennett agt John S. Perry and John architect. R. M. Hunt; buUders, T. T. O'Brien & *Cronin, Michael—Robert Oliver, trustee. Boe 134.25 Son. (1879) 7,017 89 27 Same property. Burton & Watson agt Plan 812—One Hundred and Nineteenth st, n s, Cromwell, Jacob—N. Y. & Boston Ins. Co. same 59 31 375 w 1st av, five four-story brown stone tene 0879) 2,'238 52 27 Seventy-ninth st, s s, 200 e 3d av, 40 ft front. Cohen. Isidore—Sam. Stern. (1880) 145 15 Kelly & Rogers agt Mary and Peter F. ments, 20x60, tin roofs, metal cornices: cost, each Central Park, Nortli & East River R. R. Co. McManus 6 93 $13,000; owner, S. C. Hinman, 43 W. 131st st; —Johu Man, admr. (1881) 696 75 23 Thirty-sixth st. No. 236. s s, bet 7th and 8th architect, J. Rogers; builder, not selected. Cox, Richard-D. C. Silleck. (1881) 476 48 avs. John W. Gathard agt Ellen Lavelle. 115 00 Plan 813—Eighty-third st, n s, 150 e 5th av, two Cross. Alfred F.—H. B. Williams, sheriff. 26 Third av, e s, extending from 69th to 70th three-story brick dweU'gs, each 40x58, and two- (1878) 17286 sts, and 68 feet on both streets. George story extension, 19.2 deep, mansard, slate and tin •Cummings, W. M.—L. D. Newell. (1874).... 171 18 F. Werner agt Moritz Bauer 1,969 58 •Cummings. William M.—Phenix Nat. Bank, 28 Fourth av, n w cor I8th st, 53x140. Schwab roofs, brick and iron cornices; cost, each, $40,000; N. Y. (1874) 629 21 & Schielinger agt Joseph Wehrle 2,500 00 owners, Harriet M. Arnold and F. A. Constable, DisBOsswfty, C. M. and Eliza—B. J. Harte, as 29 Monroe av, n w cor Gray st, 50x100. Michael 240 Madisonav; architect, W. Schickel; buUders, signee of Christian Kircher (1880) 547 74 Monahan agt John S. Perry and John Jas. Webb & Son. Dubois, John B.—Magdalena Steinbauer, bv Boe 30 25 Plan 814—Tifty-fifth st, Nos. 142 and 144 W., assign. (1879) 135 09 29 Same property. John O'Gorman agt same. 35 00 two two-story brick stables, 23x80, tin roofs, iron Dodge, Miles H.—Ed. Bradley. (1874) 114 50 29 Same property. Richard Bennett agt same. 63 00 cornices; cost, each, $7,000; owner and architect, Same same. (1874) 14 40 28 Seventy-sixth st, n s. abt 175 w Av A. 25 ft. Doran. Michael and Ann—Clara V. D. Blair. front. John O'Grady agt James S. Briggs Wm. B. Baldwin, 119 East 57th st; builders, Da (1881) , 320 67 and Joseph Peters 20 00 vid Kennedy & Totten. IDodgre. Mary E.—Mary A. Jordan, admrx. 29 Walton av. w s. 133.4 n 150th st. James Plan 815—One Hundred and Twenty-seventh (1879)..... 8,979 72 Evans agt Abram A. Whitney, agent, and st, n s, 125 w 7th av, two three-story brown stone Etzensperger, John — Adolph Goldsmith. Mary McCallum 75 00 dweil'gs, 12.6x60, tin roofs, iron cornices; cost, (1880) 47 31 each, $8,000; owner, A. A. Teets, 308 West 135th Fairehild, Benjamin P.—Lucene Gunning, by a-ssign. (1880) 1,97135 KINGS COUNTY. st; architect, W. W. Gardiner; buUder, PhUip Green, Elizabeth H.—Herman Drisler, guard. July. Teets. (1881) 257 fi7 23 Thirty-ninth st, s a, 400 w 3d av. 50x100.2. Plan 816—Eastern Boulevard, s w cor 71st st, one Same same. (1881) 1.59 38 Hobby & Leeds agt John G. Burke $196 six-story main factory, boUer house and stable, 45 Same same. (1881) 76 00 21 Madison st, s s, 200 e Tompkins av. 100x100. and 24x150 and 40, tin roof, brick and iron cor Same same. (1881) 196 24 Jeremiah Hackett agt Charles Kennedy, nice; cost, entire, $65,000; owners, Messrs. Leiss- Hanlon, James—Abraham Ayres. (1877) 12i 45 Jr 650 Hilly, Edward—Hermann Jonas. (1881) — 116 87 26 Second av, w s, bet 7th and 9th sts. Jacob ner & Louis, 828 Broadway; architect, A. Wag **Heyman, Solomon and George — R. J. Lichtenberger agt Sims & Cook and Ed ner; builder, not selected. Mount. (1874) 72 20 win C. Litchfield 100 Plan 817—One Hundred and Fifteenth st, Nos. Jack-son. Abraham O.—J. J. Carberry, by 23 Magnolia st, n s, 100 w Knickerbocker av, 319 and 331, two four-story brick tenem'ts, 35x56, assign't. (1879) 115 37 50x100. Si-hmitt & Co. agt W. H. Nicolls tin roofs, iron cornices; cost, each $8,000; owner, •Koehler, David M.—Eleventh Ward Savings and Elizabeth Williams..: 189 August Wolf & Co , 76 Av B; architect, Chs. Bank. (1878) 6 judgments, total 596 80 23 Magnolia st, n s, 150 w Knickerbocker av, iKane. William J.—Tradesmens' Nat. Bank. 50x36. Wm. H. Nicolls agt Elizabeth A. Sturtzkober; builders. Wolf & Lochmann. (1876) 1,145 13 Williams 1,500 Plan 818—^Vanderbilt av, n w cor 44th st, one Kipp, .John—A. P. Hinman. (1881) 72 87 25 Magnolia st. n s. 100 w Knickerbocker av, three-story brick office building, 100x15, tin or •Merchant. John—C. L. Guilleaume. (1881).. 409 96 50x80. Wm. H. Nicolls agt Elizabeth A. gravel roof, iron cornice; cost, $8,000; owner. IMapes, Charles V.—Mary A. Jordan, admrx Williams 1,500 New York Central Railroad Co.; builder, J. (1879) 8,979 72 Richardson. Ottenheimer, Jacob—Ignatz Klein. (1879)... 472 20 §Poillon, Cornelius and Richard—Zachariah SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS. Plan 819—Thirty-eighth st. No. 236 E., one Seaver. (1879) 340 70 July. NEW YORK CITY. three-story brick school, 28.6 and 55x60, tiu roof, §Phinney, Ezra S.—Hy. Wilde. (1878) 569 70 and brick and wooden cornice; cost, $28,000; •Roche, (iatherine, admrx. of Michael—Rob 23 Fourth av, s e cor 87th st. 100x155. Joseph owner. Mayor, &c.. New York; architect, D. J. ert Oliver, trustee. (1879) 7,017 89 B. Walker agt Jennie and Wm. Christie Stagg; builder, Edward Gustaveson. Robinson, Charles and Mary—M L. Meyers, and M. M. Smith. (Lien filed May 9,1881) $714 86 (H.Wenke and ano.. by assig.) (1877)... 149 49 23 Lorillard st, w s, extending from 188th to Plan 830—One Hundred and Twenty-seventh §Rourke, Bernard—Sheridan Shook. (1880). 212 99 189th St. St. Joseph's Deaf Mute Insti st, n s, 375 w 7th av, three four-story brick and Hode, Charles—Magdalena Steinbauer, by tute, John O'Brien agt McEvoy Bros. brown stone dweil'gs, 16.8x50, tin roofs, iron cor assign't. (1879) 135 09 (Mayl6.1881) 450 00 nices; cost, $8,000; owner, Louisa Niebuhr, 2424 Steinbauer, Michael—Magdalena Steinbauer, 23 Same property. Valentine & Durie agt 2d av; architect, W. S. West; buUders, W. F. & byassg't. (1879)....: 135 09 same. (May 14,1881) 500 00 W. H. Niebuhr. Simpson, John—Fannie E. Larkin. (1881)... .33 12 26 Eighty-sixth st, n w cor Av A, abt 22x80.6. Salter, John W.—A. W. Bogert, Jr. (1881)... 176 48 Michael Sexton agt Ernest A. Haaren. Plan 821—Sixth av. No. 263, one five-story gSmith, Luther L. and Jonathan T. — Hy. (July8, 1881) 157 42 brick store, 23x94, tin roof, iron cornice; cost, Wilde. (1878) 569 70 $35,000; owner, Thomas Kelly, 17 Barclay st; •Simpson, Solomon L.—David Barker. ('58) 1,330 93 Totten, .lohn—Thos. Hagan. (1881) 28 50 KINGS COUNTY. architect, J. M. Dunn; builders, N. & H. An druss and MulhoUand & Connoly. Third Avenue R. B. Co. — Thos. Spillane. July 22 to 27—inclusive. (1881)....-. 798 76 Plan 832—Fifty-fourth st. No! 50 W., one four- Treacv, George A.—Hazard Powder Co. ('81) 437 39 Third st, s s, 100 from Oth av, 109.10x95. W. D. story brick and Bay of Fundy stone, 37.5x61, §Whitlock, Charles—G. J. Desh. (1880) 2,686 00 & A. S. Nichols agt Frederica M. and John slate, iron and tin roof, copper and stone cornice; P.Kinney. (March 16,1881) $500 cost, $60,000; ownor, Jas. W. Alexander, 120 * Vacated by order of Court. + Secured on Appeal. Same property. Wm Hall & Son agt Fred Released. § Reversed. 1 Satisfied by Execution. erica M. Kinney and J. P. Kinney & Co. Broadway; architect, R. H. Robertson; builders, -•Discharged by going thronwh bankruptcy. (March, 19,1881) 1,228 R. Deeves and W. H. Xiark & Co. Jnly 30 1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD. 777
RINGS COCNTY. Plan 1031—Forsyth st, Nos. 79 and 81, three- Plan .535—Fulton st, No. 32, one-story brick ex Plan 600—Union st, n s, 100 w Smitli sfc, one story brick extension, 3.5x56, tin roof, iron cor tension, 20 and 37x18, tin roof; cost, $800; owner, two-story brick stable, 20x40, tin roof, wooden nice; some interior alterations, both fronts re Joseph S. Wood, on premises; builders, John cornice; cost, $1,000; owner and mason, Josepii built; cost, $3,800; owner. G. W. T. Lord, 901 1 hatcher and Jacob Hart York, 75 3d pl; architect and carpenter, John Broadway; architect, Julius Boekell; builder, W. Plan 536—Lorimer st, No. 8, one-story frame Kmg. Sternkopf. extension 12x14, tin roof; cost, $30; owner and Plan 601—Powers st, No. 357, one three-story Plan 103-2—Greenwich st, Nos. 53 and 54, re builder, A. Levins, on premises. frame tenem't, 25x.54, tin roof; cost, $4,000; pair damage by fire; cost, $3,300: owner, Theo. Plan .537—Furman st, near Wall Street Ferry owner, Henry Kniep; architect, Theo. J. Beir. Macknet, 750 Broad st, Newark, N. J.; builder, knpwn as Nos. 4 and 5 of Pierrepont's stores, re Plan 602—Myrtle st, No. 57, n s, 50 e Charles E. Smith. pair damage by fire; co.st, $37,700: owner, Henry pl, one three-story frame tenem't, 25x40, tin Plan 1033—Broadway, No. 834, front staircase 1!.. Pierrepont, on premises; architect and builder, roof; cost, $3,000; owner, Geo. Krebs, 55 Myrtle continued to fifth story, the second story altered Henry Wallace. st; architect, Geo. Hillenbrand: buUders, Geo. for offices and steam heating apparatus; cost Plan.5:;S—Myrtle st. No. 118, two-story frame Herlein and Geo. Krebs. $6,000; owner, J. F. Kernochan, 63 WaU st; extension 3.5x9.10, tin r«of; cost, $300; owner, Plan 603—Washington av, w s, near Park av, architect, Kimball & Wisedell; builder, J. B. J ohanna Sirry, on premises two three-story brick dweU'gs, -20x40, tin roof, Doyle. Plan 539—Fifth av. No. 641, raise one side of wooden corni(re, owners, Mrs. Fisher Howe and Plan 1034—Broadway, No. 768, raised front roof about 3 feet; cost, $10; owner, T. WeU on Peter McGoldrick, 128 Willow st: architect, waU, &c; cost $1,300; owner, H. W. CoUender, premises. Francis Raymond; buUders, John P. Anderson Broadway, n e cor 10th st; architect, A. Wagner; Plan 540—Hudson av. No. 304, partition waU in and Wm. Ovington builders, Schmit & Fitzsimmons. cellar rebuilt; cost, $350; owner, D. W. North Plan 604—ISfch st, s s, 100 e 2d av, one one-story Plau 1035—Bowery, No. 133, one-story brick rup, C^umberland st, near Myrtle av; builders. frame dweU'g, 20x35, tin roof; cost, $350; owner extension, 23 6x33, glass and tin roof; cost $3,000; Long & Barnes. and builder, John Hall, 1.54 Nelson st. owner, EdwardHaeuser, on piemises; architects, Plan 541—Lafayette av. No. 570, one-story Plan 605—Forty-third st, s s, bet 3d and 4th H. J. Schwarzman & Co; builders, List & Len brick exten.sion, 35.x:35. gravel roof; cost, $1,000- avs, one one-story frame dweU'g, 25x36, tin roof, non and A. J. Duffy. owner, S. T. Birdsell, cor Bedford and Lafayette cost, $550; owner, Peter Black, 989^ 4th av. Plan 10i6—Fourth av, w s, 300 n 167th st, one- avs; buUders, P. R. Kelly and J. H. Hough. Plan 606—Fifty-third st, s s, 120 e 3d av. one story frame extension, 30x30, tar paper roof; Plan .54-2—Devoe st, No. 186, three-story frame two-story frame dwell'g, 20x30; tin roof; cost, cost $118; owner, Julius Brunner, 4th av, 167th extension, 8x14; cost, $500; owner, Robert $1,900; owner, architect, &c., Wm. Grange, Jr., sfc; builder, Henry Piering. Creighton, on premises; builders, John Aour and 1073 3d av; masons. Firth & Van Pelt. Plan 1037—Madison av, n e cor 89th st, two- Sammis & Bedford. Plan 607—Second av, s w cor 12th st, one one- story brick extension, 10x15, tin roof, iron cor Plan ,543—Ellery st, n s, 150 e Throop av, raise story frame dweU'g, 20x30, tin roof; cost, $3.50; nice; cost, $1,000; owner, St. Luke's Home, on one story, flat, tin roof: cost, $550; builder, Hen owner, Patrick Gregory, 2d av and 12th st; premises; builders, J. M. Dodd, Jr., and L. H. ry Loeffler. builder, Paul Elsworth. Williams. Plan 544—Court st. s e cor 2d pl, repair damage Plan 608—Sumpter st, s s, 275 w Ralph av, one Plan 1038—Twenty-seventh st, s s, 5th av, to by fire; cost, $4,000; owner, E. C. Donnellon two-story brick wagon manufactory, 30x43, tin Broadway, two Avindows in .south wall fifth .story; President stnear Clinton st; architect and build roof, wooden cornice; cost, $3,000; owner and cost, $.50(); owner, estate P. Stevens, 4 West 37th er. Ell Osborn. architect, Henry Wend, (50 Sumpterst. st; builder, R. H. Casey. Plan 545—Broadway, No. 335,. add one story to Plan 609—Lafayette av, n s, 60 e Marcy av, Planl039—Broome St. No. 41, one-story brick present extension; cost, $100; buUder, A. Griffin. two three-story brown stone dweU'gs, 20 and extension, 35x29, tin roof, interior and windo • 19.9x42, tin roof, wooden cornice; cost, abt $5,500 alterations; cost, $5,000; owner, Eugene Jones, each; owners and builders, R. & E. W. PhiUips, 31 West 23d st; architect and builder, E. Smith. NOTES AND ITEMS. 109 Kosciusko st; architect, E. W. PhiUips. Plan 1030—Thirty-first st. No. 9 W., one-story AtjNew Windsor, the brick yards are thronged Plan 610—Himrod st, s s, abt 150 e Myrtle av, brick extension, SxlS, tin roof, iron cornice; with laborers, the demand being much greater one one-story frame \^ agon shed. 12x13, shingle cost, $1,000; owner, W. A. O. Hegeman, 261 than the supply. roof; cost, $60; owner, A. Walker, Himrod st Broadway; architect, C. O'ReiUy; buUders, The Schwalbach brewery at Kingston, has and Myrtle av. O'Reilly Bros. been sold for $.5,.500. Plan 611—Walworth st. No. 97, one two-story Plan 1031—One Hundred and Twenty-fifth st. No 71 E„ one-story brick extension, 10 8x12.8, At the last meeting of the Board of Aldermen, frame shop, 25x25, tin roof; cost, $-)00; owner, they authorized the preparation of specifications Thos. Simpson, 161 Spencer st; architect and tin roof, metal cornice; cost, $350; lessee, G. T. Black; builders, W. Cowen & Son. for the Telford McAdam pavement on Sedgwick builder, Robert Ford. avenue, from Jerome avenue to High Bridge, Plan 612—Front st, n e cor Webster st, one Plau 1032—Twenty-ninth st, No. 158 E., s w cor and a call on the ComtroUer for the issuance of one-story can shop, 75x10.'; Webster st. n s, 75 e 3d av, interior alterations, windows, doors, &c.; $1,000,000 bondv for completing the Madison Front st, one one-story frame cooper shop, 75x35; cost, $300; owner, Wm. Hawkins, Newark, N. J.; avenue bridge. Webster st, n s, and w s Newtown creek, one one- architect, J. M. Dunn; builders, Pai-dee & Glea story frame barrel shed, 66.4x118, all gravel son. The Union brick masons have struck in Akron, roofs; total cost, $4,500; owner. Central Refining Plan 1033—Eleventh st. No. 180 W., enclose Ohio, for an advance from $3 to $3.50 per day. Co., 126 Pearl st.. New York. laundry, &c.; cost, $400; owner, W. Nathan, on Nearly all work is suspended, the contractors not Plan 613—Yates av, w s, 30 n Lexington av, premi.ses; architect and carpenter, ti. Spear; acceding to the demand. four three-story brown stone dweU'gs, 20x55, felt mason, F. Bloodgood. A special dispatch to the "World," dated Chi and gravel roof, wood cornice; cost $4,500 each; Plan 1034—Sixth av. No. 287, cor 18th st, inte cago, July 37th. says: The members of the owner, J. J. Quin, 469 Mason st ; architect, rior alterations, side wall built up, &c.; cost, Lumbei-men's Exchange, at their regular meet Isaac D. Reynolds; buUder, M. J. Reynolds. $2,500; owner, Samuel Love, 313 6th av. ing to day, decided to advance the price on thick Plan 614—Scholes st. No. 204, 150 from Bush Plan 1035—Madison av, No. 257, three-stoi-y clears, and one inch finishing $'4 per thousand. wick av, one three-story fra- e store and tenem't, brick extension, 14.3x5.8. tin roof, metal cornice, A similar advance was made of some other 25x50, tin roof; owner, Conrad Haneisen on elevator put in, enlarge bay window; cost, $8,000; grades. The demaud for lumber exceeds the premises; architect, A. Herbert; builder, not owner, Thos. Stokes; architect, W. W. Smith; supply. selected. builders, F. Bloodgood and W. Germond & Co. Plan 615—Nineteenth st, No. 320, bet Oth and Plan 1036—Fifty-third st. No. 65 W., two-story 7th avs, one one-story frame stable, 12x12; cost brick extension, 4 and 8.4x13, metal roof, metal MISCELLANEOUS. $25; owner, C. Vnn Vost, on premises. cornice, bay window in front; cost, $3,000; own Plan 616—Spencer st. No. 151, one two-story er, Chas. F. Hoffman, 4 and 6 Warren st; archi PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN frame stable and wagon house, 28x100, gravel tect, J. B. Snook; builder, not selected. AFFECTING REAL ESTATE. roof; cost $1,.500; owner, Mr. Fagan, 149 Spencer Plan 1037—Fifty-second st, No. 67 W., two- story brick extension, 13.3x26, tin roof; cost, * Under the different headings indicates that a reso st; builder, Robert Payne. lution has been introduced and referred to the appro Plan 617—Kent st, n e cor Oakland av, one $4,600; owner, W. H. Macy, Jr., on premises; priate committee, t Indicates that the resolution has three-story frame dweU'g, 25x36, tin roof; cost builder, E. Smith. passed and been sent to the Mayor for approval. $3,'200; owner, Mr. SuUivan, on premises; builders, G. J. Roberts & J. Poppe. NEW YORK. July 26, 1881. Plan 618—Gates av, s s, 25 e Lewis av, four KINGS COUNTY. REGULATING, GRADING. ETC. three-story brown stone flats, 18.9x50, gravel roof, 71st St, n s, from west curb 9th av to east curb 10th av also flagging.t wood cornice; cost $5,000 each; architect and Plan 526—Columbia st, s w cor Warren st, raise 112th st, from west curb 6th av to east curb 7th av builder, Chas. G. Hall, 63 Patchen av. roof beams 2 feet and build 12 inch wall to top of also flagging.t Plan 619—Leonard st. No. 571, one three-story roof; cost, $500; owner, Mr. McTeamey, on 113th st, from west curb .5th av to east curb Sth av frame tenem't, 25x53, felt and gravel roof: cost premises; builders, M. Gibbons & Son. also flagging.t ' $3,875; owner and architect, John MiUer; builder Plan 527—Dupont st. No. 133, raise building 8 119th St. from west curb 6th av to east curb 7th fav Thos. F. Donohue. ' feet; ovraer. Mr. Goldberg, on premises; builders. also flagginpr.t 137th st, from Sth av to 7th av.* Plan 620—Butler st, n s, abt 200 w Vanderbilt Port & Gamble. Brook av, bet 165th st and point 174 s of north line of av, one three-story brick and stone trimming Plan 538—Sixth av, s w cor Sterling pl, add 131st, excepting bet 141st and 146th sts, &c.t home for destitute chUdren, .54x83, slate roof, one-story mansard on three sides; cost, $1,2£0; wooden and metalic cornices; cost, $55,000; ovraer, R. EeUs, on premises; builder, Peter Mc PAVING. owner. The Industrial School Assoc, &c.; archi Coy. 44th st, from line 5 ft. east 2d av tofline 5 ft. west of 1st av.t tects, Parfitt Bros.; builders, Owen Nolan and Plan .529—Walworth st. No. 210, frame work of 61st st, from EaslernJBoulevard to the foot o' the Martin Lee. basement to be removed and brick walls substi street line, about 200 feet.* Plan 621—North Sth st, s s, 75 e 6th st, one one- tuted; cost, $200; owner, John C. Cook; buUder 82d st, from west walk 1st av to east walk 2d av.t story frame open shed, 23x.50, felt and gravel A. McCurdy. 94th st, from east walk Madison av to line 5 ft west of roof; cost, $200; owners. Read, HaUiday & Sons Plan .530—Scholes st. No. 194, new front and <)th av.t 6th and North Sth sts. rear siUs; cost, $300; owner, John Damm, on 115th St. from east walk 3d av to line 5 ft. west of west curb AvA. t premises; buUder, Daniel Kreuder. 124th st, from 7th av to west walk Sth av.t ALTERATIONS NEW YORK CITY. Plan 531—Johnson st, n w cor Fleet pl, substi Lexington av. from north walk 104tii .stto line 5 feet tute a flat roof in place of present peak; cost, south of I31st st—where not now paved.t Plan 1018—Grand st, n e cor AUen st, two-story $600; owner, Wm. Wright, on premises; buUder, brick extension, 35x37.8, tin roof, iron cornice; Wm. Laird. CURB, GUTTER AND FLAGGING. cost, $4,000; owner, John L. Cadwaleder, 68 WaU Plan 532—Lee av, No 170, one-story brick ex College av, e s, 100 n 144th st-at owner's expense.t st; architect, J. Boekell. tension 15x13.6; cost, $500; owner, Mr. Barlow MAINS. Plan 1019—Thirty-first st. No. 136 E., one-story on premises; builder, J. T. Perry. ' Arthur st, from the Kingsbridge road to Fordham and brick extension, 22:2x15, tin roof, metal cornice; Pelham avs; gas.* cost, $2,000; owner, H. S. Bachmann, 126 East Plan 533—Park pl, n w cor VanderbUt av, one Canal st, bet Oochard and Mott sts; Croton * 3lst st; architect and builder, Peter Loonam. one-story brick extension, 12x16, also one-story Maiden lane, bet William and Pearl sts ") and basement brick extension, 21 and 22x.50, also '^nad St. bet Wall and South sts. Plan 1020—Eleventh st. No. 360 W., two-story extend butler's pantry 10 feet; cost, $5,000; own Jackson .st, bet Cherry and Grand sts. brick building, 23 and 23x76, tin roof, iron cor er, Wright Duryea, on premises; architect, &c., Bond st, bet Bowery and Broadway. j nice; all walls taken down except front wall; Joseph Piatt; masons, John Demott & Son. 4iii av, bet Sth and 13th sts. ' 12-inch cost, $2,600; owner, H. C. Gissell, 23 Christopher Plan 534—Myrtle av. No. 602, front altered; 8th st, bet 4th av and Lafayette pl. ( Croton * st; architect, E. Gruwe; buUders, M. Foley and Lafayette pl, bet Sth and Great J ones sts P. A. Ryan. owner, Henry Kiep, cor Hudson av and Ply Great Jones st, bet LafayetteplandBroad mouth st; builder, Sam'l J. King. way. 778 THE REAL ESTATE RECORD July 30,1881
4th av, bet 15th and 32d sts. J Bowery, No. 220, w s, abt 25x100 I Terry agt Courtlandt H. Bliven et al.; att'y, E. Warren st, from Monroe av to",the N. Y. & Harlem 3d st, No. 306, s s, 22.7x100.6 f ||R. Terry 37 Bailroad; gas.* . Elizabeth Hibbard agt James Q. Dayton et al; Lexington av, n s, 285 e Yates av, 20x100. Same 82d st, bet 9th and 10th av; gas.t amended notice; Partition; att'y, Clarence F. agt same 27 122d st, bet 6th and 7eh av; gas.t Swart 28 Lexington av, n s, 245 e Yates av, 20x100. Same 156th st, fron 3d to St. Ann's av; gas.t agt same 27 159th st, from Courtland av to Terrace pl; Croton.t Lexington av, n s, 265 e Yates av, 20x100. Same 174th (12) st, from 3d to Railroad av; gas.* FORECLOSURE SUITS. July. agt same 27 •-•-» 116th st, s s, 144 w Av A, 100x100.10. Agnes A. State st, s s, 120 e 3d av, 20x100. John W. Vander DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, ") O'Connor agt Charles Van Fleet et al.; att'y, veer agt Daniel H. Storm; att'ys, A. & J. Z. BUREAU OF WATER REGISTER, { Horatio F. Averill 23 Lott 27 31 CHAMBERS STREET, ROOM 2, ( 78th st, s s, 268.9 w 3d av, 18.9x102.2. Elizabeth C. 22d st, n s, 344.9 e 5th av, 18.5x100. Albert Wood NEW YORK, JULY, 1881. J Ross agt Abraham H. Jonas and Carolina his ruff agt James Anderson; att'y, S. M. Parsons 28 wife; att'y, Marshall P. Stafford 23 Marcy av, s w cor Hayward st, 80x75 ] CROTON WATER RATES. 66th St. Nos. 77, 79 and 81 E., n s, abt 50 w 4th av, Notice Is hereby given that according to law, 6 per Montgomery st, s s, 305 e Flatbush av, 20x127x20 abt 50x50—-mechanic's lien, Samuel Lowden xl28 J- cent, will be added on the 1st of August next, on all agt Henry Greer et al.; att'y, W. McDermot — 23 Also 28 lots at Poundridge, N. Y.. also lots at j unpaid Croton water rates. Sameproperty, abt 50x67.1—mechanic's lien. John Islip, L. I J HUBERT O. THOMPSON. Geagan agt same;. same att'y 23 Edward T. Schenck agt Christian Zanger; att'y, Commissioner of Public Works. 211th st, s w s, 100 n w Oth av, 100x99.11. Levi A. E. Schenck 28 Lockwood, exr. of Sarah L. Smith, agt Harriet ADVERTISED 'LEGAITSALES. A. and James J. Chittick; att'ys, Lockwood & Crosby 25 RECORDED LEASES. REFEREES' SALES TO BE BELn AT THE EXCHANGE BALKS- Vermillyea av, s s, 300 e Dyckman st, 50x150. NEW YORK. Per year ROOM. NO. Ill BROADWAY Same agt Michael Phillips et al 25 Aug. Boulevard, or Dj'ckman st, centre line, 150 n w Abingdon square. No. 1, parlor and basement; 74th st. No. 25, n s, 50 w Madison av, 25x102.2, four- Sherman av, 50x250. Same agt Geo. W. Smitli Wm. H. Port, individ. and as agent, to The story stone front dwell'g. by R. V. Harnett. et al 25 Lincoln Union Club; 3 years from May 1, (2d mort. amount due, abt $8,500; 1st mort., 211th st, s w s, at intersection e s Isham st. 160.9x 1881 $720 S-20,000) 1 136.7x95.8. Isaac M. Dyckman, trustee of Caleb Hudson st. No, 48; store, cellar and rear build 105th st, n s, 266.8 e 4th av, 16.8xl0C.ll, three-story 1 Smith and Hannah Fulton agt Henry Perkins et ing ; Samuel K. Lyon to Frederick Stroth- stone front dwell'g ! al.; same att'ys 85 man; 3 years from Mayl 780 and 900 105th st, n s, 283.4 e 4th av, 16.8x100.11, irreg, f Broadway, or Kingsbridge road, e s, 50.1x202x50x Grand st. No. 57; John F. Laurance, Islip, L. I., three-story stone front dwell'g J 205.6. Isaac M. Dyckman agt same 25 to WiUiam Haas; 9 11-12 years 1,200 by R. V. Harnett. (Two morts, amount due on Academy st, w s, 137.8 n Vermillyea av, 165.9x32.6 New Church st, n w cor Thames st, flve-story each, abt $6.875) 1 xl69.1x3.S. Maria Underhill agt Benjamin H. brick building; Church St. Peter to Otto 139th st, n s. 175 w Alexander av. 50x100, vacant, Hutton etal 25 Hoffeld; 3years 1,600 bv J. M. Smith, ref., at Carpenter's Hotel, 167 st Prescott av, w s, 210 s Emerson st, 104x123.10, irreg. 24th st. No. 148 W.; store, cellar and stall in and Bailroad av 1 Sarah M. Shotts agt Henry Perkins et el 25 stable; Jno. W. Knolhoff to John Eggers; 15th st, Nos. 615 to 628, n s, 338 w Av C, 125x103.3. Cooper st, n s, 100 w Hawthorne st, 100x100. Same 5 years ;. 540 five five-story brick tenem'ts, by C. J. Lyon. agt Aaron Jacobs et al.: same att'ys 25 30th St. s s, bet 10th and llth avs. 37.5x98.9; (Amount due, abt $33,000) 2 ' Vandewater st, lot 31, n s, 18.1x95, irreg. Catha Jefferson M. Levj^ guard., to Addison Du- Walton av, w s, 300 n 150th st, 100x80, six three- rine B. and Charlotte B. Davis agt Charlotte B. Bois & Son: -2% years 400 Btorv brick dweU'gs, by E. H. Ludlow & Co. and James Goodwin; att'ys, Miller & Peckham. 25 Istav, No. 1560, store; Q. W. Hawkes to Hen (Amount due, abt $16,250) 2 24th st, s w s, 320 s e 10th av, 20x80, leasehold. B, ry D. Mildeberger; 2 5-7 years 420 Riverside av, s e cor 122d st, 25x100, vacant, by R. C. Wetmore, admr. of Wm. C. Wetmore, dec'd., 3dav, s w cor 29th st, indeft; assign lease; V. Harnett. (Amount due, abt $13,600) 2 agt Kate E. White et al.; att'v, B. C. Wetmore . 26 Michael Fleming to Michael Sweeney nom 2-2d St. No. 333, n s. 412 w Sth av, 37.1x98.9. three- 84th st, s s, 395 w Sth av, 20x102.2. William A. Same property; Wm. Hawkins to M. Fleming; story brick dwell'g, by R. V. Harnett. (Amt Cauldwell agt William M. Smith; att'ys, Deane 5 years and renewal 1,200 due. abt $5,550) 2 & Chamberlin 26 3dav, n e cor 139th st, store aud cellar; Tnom 17th st, No. 2«, ns. 144 w 2d av, 17.3x104, four-1 115th st, n s, 74 w Av A, 20x75.7. Mechanic's Lien. as Coleman, exr. P. T. Coleman, to Patrick story stone front dwell'g I Thomas M. Harman agt Barbara A. McChristie O'Hare; 5 years from May 1,1881 480 and 540 16th st. No. 7, n s. 225 w 5th av, 33.4x92, three- f et al 26 3d av. No. 888. William A. Dooley to Albert story brick dwell'g J 57th st] s s". 150 w iotli av] 'l25xi66!.!!'.!'.'."!!.'!!.'! Y Hinck; 3 years from May 1, 1S81 2,400 hy R. V. Harnett. (Surrogate's sale) 3 56th st, n s, 200 w 10th av, 50x100 ( 6th av, s w cor 18th st, 18.4x59; Geo, A. Cam South st. No. 369. n s, 42.4 w Gouverneur slip, 21.2 Charles Eimer and Bernhard G. Amend agt Mar beis to Samuel Love; 6 1-12years 4,000 x70, three-story brick factory bid g. by R. V. tin Schwaner et al.; att'y, Elliott Sandford 20 Sth av. No. 490. Leopold Siegel to Pu. & Wm. Harnett. (First mort, amount due. abt $7,150).. 3 108th st, s s, 300 w 4th av. 17x 3^ block. Benjamin Ebling; 4% years 2,100 152d st, n s, 150 w 10th av, 75x99.11, vacant i Russak agt Catharine and Bartholomew Dono Sth av. No. 699, s w cor 44th st; Adolph Levy 153d st, ss. 150 w 10th av, 75x99.11, vacant f van et al.; att'y, Richard S. Newcombe 20 to John McCue; 5 years 3,500 by A. H. Muller & Son. (Amount due, abt 57th st, s s, 125 w 10th av, 25x100.5. Louisa Herb 10th av. No. 829, store and part cellar: James $14,125) i 3 agt Paul Amend et al.; att'y, Michael C. Gross.. 27 Brooks to Bernard R. ConnoUy; 5 years. 98th st, n s, 260 e 3d av, 100x100.11, vacant ) 56th st, n s. 160 w 10th av, 50x100.5. August Zins OOOand 960 99th st, s s. 160 e 3d av, 225x100.11, vacant j ser agt Paul Amend et al.; att'y, Michael C. by J. P. Traver. (Partition sale) 3 Gross . . 27 Cherry st. No. ^19 s s, 225 w Jackson st, 25x83, 28th St. s s, 25x98.9. John B. Bradley agt Ann E. two-story frame stable Paten et al.; att'y, W". H. McDougall 28 N- Y. STATE. Mcnroe st. No. 246, s s, abt 293 e Scammel st, 20x Spring st cor Elizabeth st, 25.3x95.3. Bridget NOTE.—The arrangement of the Conveyances, Mort ^ block, two-story frame (brick front) store j Roach formerly Bridget Gallagher agt Mary E. gages and Judgments in these lists is as follows: the and dwelling J Smith et al.; att'ys, Wingate & Cullen 28 first name, in the Conveyance is the Grantor; in byJ.T.Boyd (Amt due. abt $4,750) 4 13th st, No. 137 W., n s, 409.6 w 6th av, 20.6x103.3. Mortgages, the Mortgagor; in Judgments, tlie Judg 104th st, Nos. 164, 166 and 168. s s, 250 w 3d av. 75x Louis I. Haber, admr. of Ellen Haber, dec'd, agt ment debtor. 100.11. three four-story stone front dweU'gs, by Isaac Haber et al., exrs. of Oliver W. Bird et al.; J.T.Boyd. (Amt due, abt $5,500) 4 att'y, M. S. Isaacs 28 Valentine av, w s, 100 n Central av, 50x100, by R. Staple st, w s, 56.6 from Jay st. .34x25. Philip Fur DUTCHESS COUNTl. V. Harnett. (Amt due, abt $3,-250) 4 long agt Thomas Scott and Mary his wife; att'y, MORTGAGES. 3d pl,ns,230 e Court st, 20x1.33.5 1 Abel Crook 28 Cooke, C E—Rhinebeck Sav Bank, Rhinebeck... f.^.'M) Montgomery st, n s, 300 w Utica av. 200x225.7 to Hayward st, s w cor Marcy av, 75x80. Brooklyn.. "1 Ellsworth, Howard—C Minkler, Bed Hook 3,000 Crown st Montgomery st, s s, 305 s (?) Flatbush av, 20x128, HoUoway, Henry—H G Wolcott, trustee, Fish Buffalo av, e s. 80 s Union st, ]56xl00x77x ... Flatbush ..V kill Landing 2,500 Union st, s s, 100 e Buffalo av, 45.6xl57x irreg j 2S lots at Poundridge, Westchester Co Horton. A E—H D B Bailey, East FishkUl 350 Sd pl. s w cor Smith st. 75x133.5. (All of above Helmbolt av, Islip, Suffolk Co J Kemey, Abram—C M Wolcott, Matteawan 250 property in Kings Co) I Edward T. Schenck et al., trustees of Samuel Light, Alonzo—H D B Bailey, East Fishkill 250 by P. F. Mever. (Receiver's sale) 4 Wood, agt Christian Zanger; att'y, E. Rchenck.. 28 Pine, Antoinette—C Bussy, Poughkeepsie City.. 500 56th st, No. .305, n s, 90 e 2d av, 20x100.5. four-story Lexington av, s w cor 107th st, 17.7x75. The Mu CHATTEL MORTGAGES. stone front dwell'g, by Van Tassell & Kearney. tual Life IDS. CO.. N. Y., agt .a.nn E. Davis et al.; Heyman, Henry, Poughkeepsie—J L Milhado, (1st mort., amt due, abt $8,550) 4 att'ys, MitcheU & MitcheU 28 horse, wagon, &c. 140 Lexington av, w s, 17.7 s I07th st, 5 lots, each 16.Sx Leuyster, Geo, Poughkeepsie—M S Andrus, KINGS COUNTY. 75. Same agt same; five suits; same att'ys 28 table and stands, to secure rent 135 Aug. 127th st, n s, 216.S e Sth av, 16.8x99.11.; Mechanics JUDGMENTS. Tompkins av, e R, 25 n Greene av, 18.9x80, by J. , lien; James O'Halloran agt Susan Stevens; BeU, C M, and J H Loomis, Hudson, Greenport, Cole, at 389 Fulton st 8 att'y, Francis B. Chedsey 29 Columbia Co—Stissing Nat Bank 132 Warren st n s, 192.2 w Nevins st, 20x100, by J. 142d St. n s, 375 e llth av, 100x99.11; The Manhat Colwell, W S and J A—A Tower et al 208 Cole, at 389 Fulton st 3 tan Savings Institution agt Sara J. Aitken et al; DeLaney. R F—J ASeward .-. 348 Clermont av, e s. 287.1 n Park av, 25x100 att'ys, Fellows, Hoyt & Schell 29 French, H B—R Delamator 64 Spencer st, w s, 600 n Tillary st. 25x100 Bleecker st, n w cor Charles st, 21.4x70; Lydia M. Green, John P and M G LaDue—D Menmore 55th st, n e s, 150 n w 2d av. 50x102.2 Greene agt Edward E. Conklin et al; att'y, W. costs 161 St. Felix st, s w cor De Kalb av, 20x64, irreg. G. Ulshoeffer 29 Lawson, J W P, N B Thompson, D McGregor by T. A. Kerrigan, at 35 Willoughby st '.. 3 3d av, w s, 62.10 s 65th st, 19x80; Toby W. Johnston and W H H Stoutenburgh—W Henry Refse. 133 North 1st st, s s. 255.3 e 10th st, 19.9x95, by J. Cole, agt John Stimmel et al; att'ys. Marsh, Winsor & Schmonsees, Gevort and Fred'k—C Bosenmaier. 127 at 389 Fulton st 4 WaUis 29 Van Steenburgh, Burhaus—N W H Judson et al. 96 Ocean Parkway, n w cor Park st, 300x714x301x684. 124th st, n s, 339.8 w 3d av, 21.4x100.11; Amelia WisemUler, J R, and E S and C W Elthag—City with franchises, tracks. &c., of N. Y. & Brighton Merritt agt Henry A. Merritt et al: att'y, Samuel NatBank, Poughkeepsie 328 Beach Railway Co., by T. A. Kerrigan, at 35 Wil M. Purdy 29 Williams, G R, and John Lee 2,285 loughby st 4 140th st, s s, 156.6 e Alexandria av, 23.8x100. Green — «-•-» — Sidney pl. No. 18, w s, 4.59.10 n e State st, 25x100, Wright agt John Lawrence, individ. ana as exr. by T. A. Kerrigan, at 35 Willoughby st 6 of Ann E. Lawrence et al.; att'ys, Hall, Brown ORANGE COUNTY. & Westcott 29 MORTGAGES. Babcock, Frederika L—Erastus Slauson, Port LIS PENDENS. Jervis $325 NEW YORK CITY. LIS PENDENS, KINGS COUNTY. Clark, Jackson—W E McCormick, Port Jervis.. 1,500 July. July. Conkling, Hettie A—Mary J Green, Deerpark... 600 North st, s s, 100 from 2d av, 64x87. Geo. Goet- Varet st, n s, 90 w Ewen st, 18x35x20x40. Eliza Denton, Theo J—Mary Clark, Wawayanda 1,800 ting agt Mathias Biehler et al.; action to set aside Frederick agt Littleton D. H. Williams et al; Same same. Minisink 2,000 conveyance: att'y, J. A. Hyland 25 att'y.W. Coit 26 Harris, Lydia C—New Paltz Savings Bank, Division st. Nos. 62 to 68, and Bayard st. Nos. 1"1 Classon av, w s, 110 s Pacific st, 20x79.10. Thomas Crawford 4,500 to 7, being Division st, n w cor Forsyth st, 47.9 J F. O'Brien agt Margaret Kelly et al; att'y, A. Hayden, Michael—John Moran, Highlands .575 x54.2x65.7x26.3; also. Division st, n s, 47.9 from n ' Barrett 22 lost, Mary L—E A Brewster, Newburg 1.70O w cor of Division and Forsyth sts, 17.8x46.3x ! Lafayette av, n s, 80.8 e Waverly av. '20x96. Mary Manning, Frances E—Geo G McChesney, Middle- 13.54.4x2.5x54.2 \ P. Norris agt Josephine H. WooUey; att'y, B. S. town...; ..V 450 Division st, Nos. 29 and 29i^, s s. 25x 14 block.... Morehouse 23 Moore, A J—C L Mead, &c, exrs, Goshen 600 Division st, Nos. 31 and 31U, s s, 25x68.6 Gates av, n s, 280 w Patchen av. 20x100. Thomas Pratt, Albert H—A M Trunker, Middletown 1,000 Division st,»Nos. 37 and 37>^, s s. 25x68.6 .J Smith, Jr., agt George A. Gardner et al; att'ys, Sloan. Adam—Andrew Johnson, Newburg 2,000 Joseph M. and Eliza A. Pease agt Rosina Pease, Amstrong& Fosdick •. 22 Smith, Henry—Fannie R NicoU, Cornwall 2,000 as extrx. of Frei. L. Pease e; al; partition; Green av, s w cor Waverly av, 20x70. Peter Als- Yelverton, Thomas—James Develand, Chester.. 1,500 att'y, Jonas H. Goodman 85 good agt Ernst Hinck; action to set aside con 1st st. No. 45. s s. 244.H e 2d av. 20.7x74.6; Gerson veyance; att'y, J. B. Meyenborg 25 JUEGMENTS. Herschman agt Adam Bischoff; Action for lease;. Prospect av, w s. 286 n Greenwood av, 25x150. The Aspbell. Maria—Robert B Crowell 271 att'y Oscar Hochstadter 28 Brooklyn Trust Co. agt Wm. E. Murphy; att'ys, Blauvelt, Edwin, and J E Taylor—Frank (J 104th st, s e cor 4th av, 20x^ block, J^ part. [ Bergen& Dykman 26 Wood 101 n6th8t,s 8, 94 eAv A, 50x100.10 f Sackett st, s s, 196.8 e Hoyt st. 16.oxiuo. Jacob Chidgey, Alfred and James—Eugene A Brews Erastus Brainerd agt Martha White and Richard Mimdorf agt John Lambert et al.; att'ys. ter 263 A. Manifold; action for judgmeat; att'y, John Graves & Kolowrat 27 Doyle, James—WiUiam BKing 305 Haye&c..^ i.....ii.;.ii ..^...^.....wi.... Sg Lexington av* n s, 305 e Yates av, 20zlOOi Edmimd Mapes, James E-^Charles J Boyd..;..;..,...,... 129 July 30 1881 THE REAL ESTATE RECORI>, ,779
Reeve, John H—The First Nat Bank of Middle- Halstead, Francis, Jr.—G W PearsaU, Runyon Ihnen, H S—Exr of J N Scott, 5 years 700 town,'>NY 346 street 250 Jones, EUzabeth B, by Exr, and H M—Charlotte Seymour, Honord—Michael McNamarra 212 Immers, Michael—A Dodd, Lark st 2,500 L Durand, Kearney 2,.50O Riley, Jane F—Cordelia Flagler 109 Keogh. Edward—The Trustees of Rutger Col Keasbey, G M—Eva Richards, trustee, Kearney, Seaman, Amos D—Margaret Squires 64 lege, Springfield av 2,000 1 year 8,000 Sutherland, Hannah D—Henry Bostwick 1,457 Kleeman, A E—E Keogh, S Orange av .500 Lelong, WUliam—Nanette Fleishman, 5 years... 1,200 Van Steenburgh, Burhaus—Nathan W H Judson 96 The same The Trustees of Rutger Col Love, Allan—J E Andrus, 1 year 800 lege, S Orange av 1,000 McKinsey, Bemard—Pauline Lolfer, L^nion, 3 SCHENECTADl. Mitchell A P—M M Dodd, E Orange 4,000 years 400 CONATBYANOES. McCoy, Patrick—P Carragher. BelleviUe ino MuUer, Barbara—E Du Bois, hoboken, 1 year.. 400 Buys, Abram—J W Buys, Glenville (by foreclos Morlock, WiUiam—H Clorer, (irange 300 Mulrain, Margaret—P Semler, 1 year lOO ure.) $375 PauU, Edmimd-The American Insurance Co., Reid, John—The People's Building & Loan Asso Neshitt st 500 of Harrison, Harrison, instals 1,800 Ennis, Alexander—New York, West Shore & Powleson. Elisabeth—S. Tattersall. Franklin 250 Roman, Mary—F Flippert, West Hoboken, 2 yrs 800 Buffalo RaUway Co, Rotterdam 2,000 Rudden, George—C J Van Riper, S 7th st 1,700 Roman, Mary—Exr of A Magosch, West Ho Featherstonhaugh, G W. referee—M A Bradt et Sayre, W P—W Forgie, South st 1,000 boken, 3 years 450 al. State st, 5th Ward .35,000 Simonson. Robert—The Mutual B LInsCo.. E Scott, George—Adelaide E Payne, Bayonne, 3 Hart, Rosanna, et al—Carrie Hart, GlenvUle.... 4,700 Orange 4,800 years 1,000 Higinbotham, Gas Courte, et al—C Stanford, Thistle, H B— F Lyman, E Orange ,2502 Smith, Elizabeth, by trustee—W E Flemming, 1 Rotterdam 7,000 Woodruff, Samuel—M T Barrett, Brown st 500 year 1,200 Herrick, H W & wife—New York, West Shore & Soraco, Antiono—F Crossotti. Hoboken. 5 yrs... 2,500 Buffalo Railway Co, Rotterdam 275 CHATTEL MORTGAGES. Stm-mwald, Elizabeth—Emma Poppe, 3 years... 3,000 Thomas, Mary A—New York, West Shore, & Bond, Samuel, Orange—S Bond, 2 billiard tables 350 Buffalo Railway Oo, Rotterdam 400 Clark, Gearge, 226 Haisey st—J H Halsej-, ma CHATTEL MORTGAGES. MOBTGAGES. chinery Ackerman. W T—W Murray, house furnishing Bradt, M A, et al—P Y Bradt, et al. State st, 5th Clark, G A, 226 Hal'sey st—D W Demorest, ma goods, horse, wagon, &c 6,000 Ward 7,055 chinery 1,235 Axtman, John, Hoboken—M Stelges, weiss beer Boardman, Wra—W W Gibson, Union st, 4th Heubner, G E, 224 Market st—The Manufact- brewery i,000 Ward 2,800 m-ers Ins Co, furnsture 75 Bormann, Henry, Hoboken—Caroline Luepold, Bradt, M A, et al—C O Yates, State st, Sth Ward. 8,662 Hewett, G E, 603 Orange st—L Hewett, flxtures. 50 grocery and liquor store 1,000 Bradt, M A. et al—I I Yates, State st, 5th Ward. 8,662 Hickey, John W, 492 Broad st — A E Hickey. Gallery, Luther—J Sherman, saloon 50 horses, &c 700 Cronin, W H—Jacob Kessler, furniture 23 ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES. Hicks, W E, East Orange—J V Fordham, fixt... 3,000 Ehler, Adam and Barthold, Union—EUzabeth Buys. John W—Isaac De Graff 400 Holzwarth. 169 Boyd st—G Blume, horses 150 Ehler, silk manufactory 2,500 De Graff. Isaac—D C Smith 309 Knight, WiUiam, Treadwell st—B G Hager, 2 Ehler, Adam and Barthold, firm of A B—Elizb Gibson, William—W W Gibson 1 ••greenhouses 200 beth Ehler, silk manufactory 1,400 JUDGMENTS. KeUy, James, 173 Fairmount av—T W Dalton, Francis, Charles—Hoos & Schulz, furniture 71 Hulburt. Isaac—Charles Wincke .35 furniture 1,500 Gerken, A B, Hoboken—H Elias, Saloon fixts... 200 McGue, Catharine—Wm H Anthony 27 Lange, Amelia, 333 Washington st—A G Plume, Gurney, Mary J—S Crieg, furniture 186 Peters, F Alonzo, City—Charles Tracey 74 horse 135 Jennings, H E—M J Clarke, ice box, store fixts. 175 Price, W P, 24 Oack st—W Campfield, furniture. 70 KaUy, J T-B F McCormack, horse, wagon and Rogers, F H, C M Brown, furniture 20 butcher shop 500 ULSTER COUNTY. Schultz, CorneUa, Avondale—H B Malm, furn... 140 Kelly, J T—B Emerson et al., butcher shop, MORTGAGES. Stephens, J W, 43 Broad st—D CoUins, furn 660 Ijorse, wagon, &c— 497 Sippel, Christopher, 148 Mulberry st—C Volz, McCarty, Pairick and WilUam, Union—Margar Delaney, John—Adam H Lasher, Saugerties.... $400 stock, &c 1,500 et Plimkett, blacksmith and wheelwright Devery, Margaret—Hannah Merriot.. Saugerties. 500 Smith, I R, 737 Broad st-C M Zuleck, furn 300 shop 150 Hardenburgh, Mary A—John McElhene, Ellen Trippe, E P. Montclair—I H Hay, furniture 100 McCarty, Patrick and WiUiam, Union—Thomas ville 500 Plunkett, blacksmith and wheelwright shop. 100 Hughes, WiUiam—Dewitt & Gillespie, Hnrlee.... 62 JUDGMENTS. Siebert, Conrad—A C Crome, ice cream manuf O'Harra, Charles—Saugerties Sav Bank, Sauger Brady, Patrick—O B Mockridge 441 actory and furniture 500 ties. 3,000 Riley, Mary—Bernard Hogan 247 Snyder, J H—D B ehberger, flu-niture 200 Sherwood, Anna E—Charlotte C Smith, King Stubbins, George—W Peters," saloon B75 ston 440 HUDSON COUNTY. Stubbins, George—W Peters, saloon 440 JUDGMENTS. Vander Roast, Christian—W H Horn, furniture. 45 CONVEYANCES. Van Enburgh, R J, Kearney—J Honiss, mowing Bailey; Anthony—Maria J Bailey 90 Andrus, J E—A Lore, J City $2,200 Dunn, Jacob W—F J Cornelius machine and wagons 53 1,277 Becker. Louis—A Vaupel, (juttenberg 600 Zerwick, Gustav—Carrie Zerwick, furniture 570 Devine, iJUas—Ben jamin Turner 140 Bonn, J H—Hoboken Land & Improvement Co, Groo, Wm J—The Chester Nat Bank 1,080 Union 7,000 BILLS OF SALE. Gurnee, Palmer J—Geo B Hibbard 132 Bumsted, Wm—Martha Bumsted, J Ciry 6,500 Bennett, M T, Sr, Hoboken—M T Bennett, coal Weismiller, James R—City Nat Bank Pouerh- Carey, S W, by sheriff—Henrietta W Fibers, yard, machinery, &c 4,000 keepsie f... 228 Hoboken 100 Braisted, H G. New York—J W Braisted, all in Weismiller, James R and Ezekiel Elting-Wm Child, Amelia—Adelaide Knowles, J City nom terest under will 300 BWebb :.. . 126 Coles, J B—Exrs of W F Coles, J City 6,000 Gotthardt, C M—M Keiss, garden tools, &c .. nom Conchie, Jean—J F Conchie, J City nom Mathewson. John—Frank M Faye, drug store. 300 Crevier, J C—Barbara MuUer, Hoboken 1,900 Rudiger, C H—J H Rudiger, stock of stoves, tin Currie, Wm—J Currie, Bayonne nom ware tools, &c 100 NEW JERSEY Dobbs, T. Jr—M Topf et al, Weehawken 1,000 Schmidt, C A—C H Schafer, saloon 400 Eckert, Hannah- E S Hendrickson, J City 1,500 Zinzer, Frederick—Wm Bergman, tinware, tools, ESSEX COUNTS. Feist, Liebermann—H Hahn et al, Harrison 1,500 &c 160 Fisher, Cornelius, Jr—C Fisher, Bayonne. 50 CONVEYANCES. Foote, H L—G Vreeland, Bayonne nom JUDGMENTS. Ailing, Emily—A P Johnson, Howard st $10,000 Geiseking, F W, by sheriff—Sarah A Barry 650 Julin, August—W Schranmann 53(54 Baldwin. B D—C B Alston, Liberty st nom Goodhue, C F—Mary A Garwood, J City 14,000 Cadmus, John—W H Hall etal ' ei Beam, Emmarilla—L S Plant, Bruen st 4,000 Hieber, James, et al. exr of Mary Kaiser—Eliza Traphagen, Henry—R O Babbitt ^5 Bonykumper, Frederick—J Dahlke, Hamburgh beth Grimm, J City 2,900 4«> pl 600 Johnston, Caroline W—Nancy W Halsted, Kear ney 800 Brunner, JVlargeret—E Werrell, Barbara St.. nom PASSAIC COUNTY. Chapin, J C—G Has well, Springfield 6,000 Keasler, Heinrich—C Raisch, Hoboken noai Coe, A B—R W Thompson, Somerset st nom McGuire, Charles—Susan McGuire, West Hobo MORTGAGES. Congar, Henry—W B Gould, Thomas st nora ken 500 Magosch, Albert, by exr—Mary Roman, West Cannon, Peter—G Beesley, Pine st $150 Dunn. Edward—T McGuiness, Boyden st 12,000 Carroll, Mary—O GUler, Cornelia st i 000 Farrell, John—J Taggart, East Orange 250 Hoboken 675 Same M Moran, AVest Hoboken 200 Dietrich, Charles—Conrad Plock, Manchester ' Flavell, Elizabeth—M Benner, Howard st 3,000 T'p 1350 Freeman, G W—J L Roberts, East Orange 1,000 Marsh, T W—Eloise Whitney, J City 1,200 Frey, G W—R G Salomon, Nesbit st 500 Murphy, Cornelius—Ann M Walsh, J City nom Henisy, WiUiam—D C Rider, Huron st...... 400 Guerin, S T—J Scholts, Montclair 5 ooo Peters, W R. by sheriff—Eva Richards, Harrison 2,500 Kryger, Glyn—P Van Wyck. Lafayette st '.. 400 Guild, W B—The Mayor, &c, of Newark, Ham- ' Raisch, Carl—Sophia Kessler, Hoboken nom Kinne, T W—T B Penrose, Washington st 2 500 burgii pl 750 Richards, Eva—G M Keaslej', Harrison 8,000 Kingelder. Charles—W Pennington, Pine st '700 Same B Brady, Brill st 395 Rickerich, WUliam—J Green, J City 500 Master, Margaret—G D Ackerman, 2d Ward 800 Halt, H S—P Woodruff. East Orange nom Rickert, Barbara—J Bollinger, Hoboken 2,500 MarshaU, S D—J B Doremus, Pearl st 600 Jackson, Grace S—L HaU, West Orange 200 Schmidt, Adam—B McKensey, Union 550 McBride, John—George Beesley, Elm st 1,800 Same same... nora Smith. Ann E, et al, by sheriff—Charlotte T Merselio, C J—Pat Sav Inst, Albion and Water Kastner, T A—J Kastner, Lewis st 3,200 Bell, Bayonne 2,000 sts 2.500 Kelly, Bridget—T Gollan, South Orange 43 Stachle, Philip—J Roeber, Union 1,000 Perry, S P—Society Useful M'fg, Straight st 1,000 Koch, Edward—A E Kleeman, South Orange av. 1,900 The Hoboken Land & Improvement Co—The Bea. A B—J Gledhill, Main st 3,000 Kitchell, D A—B Larsoneur, East Orange 2 850 North Hudson Co Railway Co, West Ho Terhune, Eliza—GRyerson, Elvin st [.. ' 100 Manners, Abraham—D Sketchley, Newark nom boken 7189 Warnaar, Martin—^Edo Kipp, Virginia av 500 Markey, John—E Paull, Neshitt 1,500 Taylor, J S—F P Gautier, J City 25 Wickham, Catherine—S E Woodward, Bd'way 700 McComb, Franes—St Josephs Catholic Churchj Thompson, Robert—The United New Jersey Winfield, A D—H Salmon, West 1st st 1,200 Academy st 100 Railroad & Canal Co 700 CHATTEL MORTGAGES. McKirgan. Lewis—L Hauser, Warren st 2,000 Tierney, Miles Holmes, J City 7,.500 Berry, S J, Westwood T'p—Van Dervort, Sling- Meehan, Rebecca—B Kelly, South Orange nom Traphagen, W C and Henry—Phebe A Watson. land & Co, two cows 147 Moran, Michael—T J Smith, Orange 400 J City nom Ricardo, N C, Passaic Ciiy—F Hartly, House Munn, J L—J W Griffin, East Orange 650 Traphagen, Anna V H, by exr, C V, Jr, Henry, hold furniture 350 Miu-ray, Margaret^-A MiUigan, Hoyt st 500 ! Annie P HiUiard and Anna V H Cator—W C Schneely, A, Saddle River, P Cadmus, house Osborn, Dennis—M Held, McWhorter st 1,845 Traphagen et al, J Cit.y nom hold furniture 400 Price, G W—H R Alberson, Bleecker st 3 ooO Van Buskirk, J H, et al, by sheriff—J Gahagan, Shippel, J A, West MUford T'p—D N Ship- Richie, C G—W Shoffer, Oxford st ..., '330 Bayonne 300 pel, horses, wagons, &c 500 Shoffer, WiUiam—P Ballatine, Oxford st. 1,650 Van Busku k, Mary—S D Gurnee, J City 3,500 Neptune Steam Fire Co, Paterson—W Robson, Same same, WaU st 35O Van Reypen, C C—The United New Jersey Rail household furniture 200 Stackhouse. M L—F J Toler. Elm st 4.000 road & Canal Co, J City 2,400 Straghan, Ann—JH McCracken, Chestnut st... 40 Wagner, John—Helena Grasdorf, West Hoboken 500 The Newark Savings Bank—J Perry, Belmont Webster, Hugh—E S Alpaugh, J City 2,500 avenue 0,679 Westervelt, J C, HA Hopkins, Henry Moore and MARKET QUOTATIONS. Thistle, H B—A Condit, E Orange 930 C M Hand—N Hand, J City nom Thompson, David—E PauU, Neshitt st 40 Willadsen, Jens—W Roths, J City 5,000 Our figures are based upon cargo or wholesale valu Thompson, A C—W W Hoyt, Hume st nom Wilson, Mary E —EUen Kenny, J City 225 ations in the main. Due aUowance must therefore Werrell, Elizabeth—M Brunner, Barbara st nom Wilson, WiUiam—The Convent of St Francis of be made for the natural additions on jobbing and Wheaton, A C—A A Wheaton, Newark nom the Order of Minor Conventuals, Hoboken... 3,650 retaU parcels. Wheaton, A A—R G Salomon, Nesbit st 20 Woolsey, B F, et al, by Sheriff—J H Wright, Williams, Lewis—E Schoutal. Orange...... nom Bayonne 5000 _ BRICK. Careo afloat Woodruff, Phileman—J W Holt, E Orange nom Wnght. J F—Mary F Wright, J City 3,300 fa'e 9M. $3 50 a 4 00 Youlin, J J—T Isbister, J City 3,300 Jerseys 750 ©8 00 MORTGAGES. Up.Rivers...„... 775 ,© 8 OJ Alston, C B—B D Baldwin, Liberty st 1,500 MORTGAGES. Haverstraw ^v. 2d8 8 25 a Bender, Joseph—H Bornemann, Spruce st 600 Auslinger, PhUip—H Mades, 3 years 700 Haverstraw Bay, Ists 8 50 a 8 75 Cayne, Margaret—F H Smith, Jr., E Orange .500 Currie, James—Agnes Gebbie, Bayonne, 3 years. 1,000 Favorite brands a Charles, Josephine—W R Ward, Brill st 600 Davis, Thomas—J J King, trustee, Harrison, 1 Hollow Fire Clay Brick 9 00 @ 9 25 Dohlke, Julius—F Bonykamper, Hamburgh pl.. 500 ^ year ;.. 1 2OO FKONTS. Douglas, David—G J Miller, Montclau- 2,000 Doran, Patrick—H M LitteU, Kearney, 1 year.... 300 Goger, Barbara—The Howard Savings Inst., Fleming, Mark—H Clamen et al, Bayonne, 3 Croton and Croton Points—Brown 9 M.$10 00® 11 Broome st...... ^. ^.. w..... ^ 4. 1,600 Oroton " " —Dark 12 00® 13 Oft years , ,. 3 500 Oroton " •• =-Bed 12 oO® 13 Ofl Iv THE REAL ESTATE KECORII^
PUadelphia '» 23 00 Sienna, Italian powdered 7 ® 8 Trenton 22 00® 23 00 Umber, American raw & powd'd ^H® REAL ESTATE. Baltimore 38 00® CTmber,Turkey, lump Iw8^ Clark's Ottawa White 25 00® Umber " powder ^iv^ Yard prices 50c. per M higher, or. with delivery Drop Black. English 10 15 BROLASKI & TOOKHIS, added, $2 per M for Hard »-d $3 per M for front Drop Black, American 10 14 Brick. For delivery add $5 o. Philadelphia, Trenton Chinese blue. 60 %( 70 Real Estate Agents, AuGtioneers and Ottawa, and 83 on Baltimore. Prussian blue 30 60 FIRE BRICi^ Ultramarine blue S 25 and Conveyancers, Welsh 28 00 ©35 00 Ohromegreen 10 :5 514 PINE STREET, ST. liOtJIS, English. . ..27 00 @ 30 00 ' )xide zinc. American 4 © 4% Silica, Lee-Moor 30 00 ft, 40 00 ' ixide zinc, French, V M G S BUY AND SELL REAL PROPERTY. CHARGE Silica,Dinas 50 00 ® S5 00 Oxide zinc. French VMRS 7(3 u TAKEN OF ESTATES, AND THE COLLEC -Vmerican. No. 1 :'3 on rft 40 00 7H TION OF RENTS A SPECIALTY. American. No. 2 27 50 ® 35 00 References:>-E. S. Jaflfray & Co., Jameson CEMENT. Smith & Cotting and R. S. Voorhis. Rosendale » bbl. «I 25 @ Til §IlMICliI MICIIIl. Portland. Saylor's American 2 25 @ 2 50 Portland (English) 2 50 ® 3 00 ^je- T BABGA.INS-9 elegant 3 story hrown stone flats, Portland Lafarge 3 40 @ 3 65 A 19.6x56x102.2 each, psying 1.5 per cent, net over Portland K. B. & S 2 90 ® 3 00 ^-H- cvti'to-wtctl^ic bio-^wEcc^to^ oi all expenses. Also, a splendid 5 story marble office Portland Burham 2 65 ® — buildmg 20x45xa5. Let for $3,800. Price $33,000. Portland Dyckerhoff 2 85 @ 3 15 ^Wckte'T'-t't^a-p* cv-nb Sc-vuC'-r-activ. JACOB V. D. WYCKOFF, 176 and 1267 Broadway, LimeofTeil 2 30 @ 2 50 LimeofTeU ^ ton 15 00 ® 18 00 ARGAINS BROADWAV CORNER AND Roman S bbl. 2 75 ® 3 25 ^Pto-T^o-e*, ^5.00 coot o^ -pia-c- B Union Square property for investment. Keene's & Martin's coarse 6 00 ® 6 50 WHITING & DAVIS, Keene's & Martin's fine 10 50 @ — IRON. pctt^o/tlc' IM' a-b^cn4.ce. 297 5th Avenue. Duty.—Bar, 1 to IJ^c. ^ IB; RaUroad, 70c. sp lOUB A. P. SMITH, Boiler and Plate, IJ-^c. ^ tt; Sheet, Band Hoop and ScroU, 1J4 to 13^c. ^ tt; Pig, »7 ^ton; PoUshed Sheet The G-ermicide Oo. of New York, c ^ tt; Galvanized. 2i^c. ^ tt: Scrap Cast. 86 m ton Scrap Wrought, $8 ^ ton—aU less 10 per cent. No Ba? 2,4 & 6 COLLEGE PLACE, 1475 Broadway, near 42d St. Established 1852. Iron to pay a less duty thau 35 per cent, ad val. Comer Barclay Street. Pig. Scotch, Coltness « ton »23 50© 24 00 AMKS HI. ROMER, P Scotch. Glengamock -22 00® 22 60 J REAIi ESTATE BROKER, Pie. Scotch. Eslinton -^n ."^o© 21 GO TJKLFKM&DEWHU HhT, Loans Negotiated. Fig American.No. - 23 50® 25 Oo 137 BROADWAY, Room B, 11 to 3 p. M., Pig, American. No. 2 2150© 22 50 PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL PLASTERERS, AND 273 WEST 125TH ST. Pig, American, Forge 20 00® 21 flO Jobbmg attended to. SHOP 160 W. 49 ST. Common R. G. Sheet. American. American LEVY & COLE, Nos. lOtolO ¥»ai^@---- 4 © 4^4 Nos. 17to20 354©4 00 414® 4J^ LOUIS BOSSERT, Nos.21to24 4J|@.... 4%© 5 LUMBER. AND DOORS. PINE AND ."S PINE ST., ROOMS 4 & 5, ALSO 692 6TH AV. Nos. 25to26 41^®.... 5 ©5 MOULDING, CEILING, SPRUCE B. S. LEVY. W. J. COLE. Nos.27to28 4%®.,.. 6J4@ 5 iJASHES, BLINDS SIDING FLOORING, &c. B.B. 2d quaUty Galvanized, 14 to 20 :8.4@... 7.2®.... MOULDING AND PLANING MILL« HENRY B. HART. 21to-i4 9.1©.... 7.8©.... IM, 20, 22, 34, 26« 28 & 30 Jolinaon Are., REAIJ ESTATE AND INSURANCE, " 25to26 9.8©.... 8.4(a... Brooklyn, E. B , and 314 & 31B East 27 10.5©.... 9.0® .. SeveMty- flfth St.. WCTT York. 45 and 47 EXCHANGE PLACE. " 28 11.2©.... 9.6®... Loans, Building and Water Sites, Down-Town and Patent planished ^ttA,12c; B, 10J< IMPROVED Westchester Property a specialty. RaUs American steel 55 00 @ 61 Oo Rails. American iron 46 00 © 48 lO LCME. HUGH J. GRANT, Rockland, common . 90 © 100 Rotkland. finishing 1 10 © DUMB WAITER, Real Estate and. Insurance. State.common, cargo rate..V bbl. (0, 90 Renting and Collecting a specialty. State, finishing 1 00 © ) 10 Ground .-•• 90 © 100 CAM«ON»S PATENT. 303 W^EST 54TH STREET. Add 25c. to above flerures for yard rates. a^ORENZO N. F01VI.ER, LUMBER. Prices for yard delivery, average run of stocl Remains Stationary at any point, AUowance must be made on one side for special con empty or loaded, without being fast tracts, and on the other for extra selections. ened. REAL ESTATE, Pine, very choice and ex. dry, « Mft. 860 00® $70 00 Pine, good 55 00© 60 OC ADAPTED S