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AND BUILDERS' GUIDE. VOL. IX. NEW YOKK, SATURDAY, APEIL 20, 1872. No. 214. PETER A. HEGEi¥iAn, [Son of the Late PETER A. HEGEBIAN.] •LUSMI £JS1 61 Liberty Streetj NEW YORK. Agent for the SALE, FCBCEASE, EX- CHANGING, LEASING, and BENTING of BEAL ESTATE. Special attention given to the general care and management of Estates. Bents Collected. Loans Negotiated and Investments Made. SAFETY HOISTING MACEINEBY. OTIS BROTHERS & CO., PATENTEES AND SOLE MAWUFACTUKERS, 348 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. BASSBWGBB BBBVATOBS FOR HOTELS, OFFICE BITILDINGS, STORES, APARTMENTS, AJSTD PRIVATE HOITSBS. The only Machine in use combining perfect safety with smoothness, noiselessness, rapiditj^ of movement, and the greatest economy in the use of fuel. Safety Hoisting Machinery for lVIercha.ndise and Freight, for Stores, Manufactories, Furnaces and Mines. 2,00© novT in use.- - -SBEGIAL:.N;OTICE:":' ' Wholesale and Retail Dealers in aU kinds of I B af?a 10 lb tPk 9 Foot of EAST SSth ST., New York, Have a lot of DRY INCH CHESTNUT LUMBER for sale at a bargain, either for Dealers or Consumers. jr. A. woo©, ARCHITECT, 240 Broadway, New York. PABTICULAB ATTENTION TO IMPROVING OLD : B UILDINGS. No charge fcr examinations and estimates of cost of altera- tions, or for plans that are not accepted, and used. Our Office is at present-on the FIRST FLOOR, with facilities for furnishing plans mthout delay. Will refer to our works of the last seven years. S KliABElft & CO., OTAStBIiF. \¥OItH:S, . 217, 219. 221, and 223 WEST 51sT STIiEET, between Broadway and Sth Avenue.—Marble and Marblei/.ed Man- tels, Monuments, Headstones of supei-ior workmanship, cheapest in the city. Second Moirtgages taken. . CLAKK, LITTLE & CO., leUMBEIR & TIMBER MEBCHANTS, BIXTT-FIBST & SIXTY-SECOND STREETS, EAST RIVER, NEW YORK:. Office and Yard, No. 108 WEST=25'th ST., Near Sixth Avenue, New York. RESIDENCE, No. HO WEST 25TH ST., near'Sixth Avenue. Buildings of all descriptions Raised, Lowered, Moved, and Shored Up; Wood and Iron Wedges for sale.' Screws and Derricks to let. Gn-Miiii Qoovyfm. JOHN H. DBE-W". PLAIN AND ENCATJSTIC, _ F or Public Buildings and Dwellings, AS LAID BY US IN The Capitol at Washington, And in numerous CHURCHES, BANKS, and DWTilLL- INGS in every part of the country. Glazed aud Enamelled Tiles for MANTELS. HEARTHS, WAINSCOTING, &c., and for EXTERIOR. UEC- ORATIO.X. 279 PEARIi ST., New Yorls. THE ARE MADE m EVERY CONCEIVABLE EORM, AND OF THE MOST .EFFECTUAL CONSTEUOTION. Are now in use on many of the finest Biuldings in New York and other Eastern cities. Illustrated Sheet and Catalogue on appli- cation. 75 EIGHTH AV:£1NUE. \V. H. ^WETMORE, 487 BBOADWAY, cor. Broome St. . Established 1853. PAPER-HANGING, GILDING, &C. Iron Store Fronts painted in the most approved manner. l^AI^TER R. "WOOD & CO., Quarrymen and Wholesale Dealers in OlSIO BUIL'Dima STOIf IS A]!fD GBINDSTONES, From- the Berea and Amherst Quarries. OFFICE, Nos. 283 & 285 PBONT STIIEET Walter E. Wood, \ Near Roosevelt Street, Chas. P.'Williams. J NEW YORK. J.B.WHITE&BIiOTHEIlS' Oelelirated (ibiidoii) S. L. MElC^ COKNEB MAI' FOB SALE,- IN STOIIE and TO ARIllVE. rT-;- -^ CO., 76 South St., \ NEW YOBK. R. W. FORBES. LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FOR SHIPPING OR DOMESTIC USE, • _ AT WHOLESAliE OR RETAlIj. CORNER O'E WEST 29TH STREET & UTH AVENUE. ' 14 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET: Prize Encausticand Mosaic Tiling. The undersigned begs to call attention to the TUes raanu- factnred by T. &R.'BOOTE,.Burslem'; Staffordshire,"Eng- land, for which they have been awarded Prize Medals in all the World's Fairs ever held. - ' "T. & R. BOOTS, by theiir patent process", are making ENCAUSTIC .AND. PLAIN FLOORING TILES of the hardest texture and the inest tints (equal to Enamel tints), which can be inlaid any depth,'ensuring dm-ability, and at a much cheaper rate than hitherto charged."" "For Churches, Entrantfa Halls, Vestibules,.&c., &c." Designs and Estimates sitppUed without charge, and ex- perienced Pavers sent t6 suit purcha-sers. A large assorted Bto<iK 'always en haiid. Samples^caii' be se'eii" at tlie office of EDWARD MOOtE, T'S HM.array Street, nSTeTV York. . Marble rneii suppUed.'at.Jow ratals. W' ^ ^A 'j PLAIN, T^iM-JAu^a-iC, AND MAJOLICA, For Entrance HaUs, Corridors, Conservatories, Churches, Cemeteries, Chapels, Balconies, Fire-places, Linings, Hearths, Exterior and Interior Wall Panels, Tablets, and String-Courses. AGENTS IN THE UNITED STATES, §. Ii. MERCHAI5JT & CO., 244 PEARL STREET, Between John and Fulton Sts., NEW. YORK. IMPORTED BY , liA^WRENCE & EOMASfBS, 214 PEARL STREET. BSTI3IATES GIVEN FOR ARTIFICIAL STONE AND SIDEWALKS. HOLMES BROTHERS, 46 EAST 23D STREET, NEW YOBK. PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET EESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. N^RS^='fRELAN& COLLENDER. H.W. 738-BROADWAY, N. Y, Hlustrated price list sent by mail. Wells' Patent and all other kinds of Copper and Gal- vanized Iron. Not an accident m 20 years. American Pence Co. Fenco; H. B. Biown'a "Always Cool;" Stove Lifters and Stove Dampers ht wholesale and retail. MARTIN VJELLS & CO., General Agents,. 55 Dey St., New York; or 36 Elison St.,' Paterson, N.J. FIRST PKEMIIJM; At tTie JExhibitibn'ofthe American Institute, 1869^ ATVABDED TO THE New York Stone Works, C. J. BANDMAN. '. L. JAFFE. Manufacturers of Artificial Stone. - Dice, 1193 BROADWAY, ApolO Mpg, M YoiL;: WE^WMAW E. MOSfT^tfSSS, Paint€irs' and Artists^iii^iies, 1366 and 1368 BROADWAY, ' Between ,87th and 38th Stceets.

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Page 1: AND BUILDERS' GUIDE. · 2018-05-29 · AND BUILDERS' GUIDE. VOL. IX. NEW YOKK, SATURDAY, APEIL 20, 1872No. 214. . PETER A. HEGEi¥iAn, [Son of the Late PETER A. HEGEBIAN.] •LUSMI

AND BUILDERS GUIDE VOL IX NEW YOKK SATURDAY APEIL 20 1872 No 214

P E T E R A H E G E i yen i A n [Son of the Late PETER A HEGEBIAN]

bullLUSMI poundJS1

61 Liberty Streetj NEW YORK

Agent for the SALE FCBCEASE EXshyCHANGING LEASING and BENTING

of BEAL ESTATE Special attention given to the general care and management

of Estates Bents Collected Loans Negotiated and Investments Made

SAFETY HOISTING MACEINEBY

OTIS BROTHERS amp CO PATENTEES AND SOLE MAWUFACTUKERS

348 BROADWAY N E W YORK

BASSBWGBB BBBVATOBS FOR HOTELS OFFICE BITILDINGS STORES

APARTMENTS AJSTD PRIVATE HOITSBS The only Machine in use combining perfect safety with

smoothness noiselessness rapiditj^ of movement and the greatest economy in the use of fuel

Safety Hoisting Machinery for lVIerchandise and Freight for Stores Manufactories Furnaces and Mines

2 00copy n o v T i n use- -

-SBEGIALNOTICE

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in aU kinds of

I B afa 1 0 l b tPk 9

Foot of EAST SSth ST New York Have a lot of DRY INCH CHESTNUT LUMBER for sale at a bargain either for Dealers or Consumers

jr A woocopy

ARCHITECT 240 Broadway New York

PABTICULAB ATTENTION TO IMPROVING

OLD B UILDINGS No charge fcr examinations and estimates of cost of alterashy

tions or for plans that are not accepted and used Our Office is at present-on the FIRST FLOOR with facilities for furnishing plans mthout delay Will refer to our works of the last seven years

S K l i A B E l f t amp CO OTAStBIiF yen O I t H S 217 219 221 and 223 WEST 51sT STIiEET between

Broadway and Sth AvenuemdashMarble and Marbleied Manshytels Monuments Headstones of supei-ior workmanship cheapest in the city Second Moirtgages taken

CLAKK LITTLE amp CO l e U M B E I R amp T I M B E R M E B C H A N T S

BIXTT-FIBST amp SIXTY-SECOND STREETS EAST RIVER NEW YORK

Office and Yard No 108 WEST=25th ST Near Sixth Avenue New York

RESIDENCE No HO WEST 25TH ST nearSixth Avenue Buildings of all descriptions Raised Lowered Moved and

Shored Up Wood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws and Derricks to let Gn-Miiii Qoovyfm JOHN H DBE-W

PLAIN AND ENCATJSTIC _

F o r P u b l i c B u i l d i n g s a n d Dwel l ings AS LAID BY US IN

The Capitol at Washington And in numerous CHURCHES BANKS and DWTilLL-

INGS in every part of the country

Glazed aud Enamelled Tiles for MANTELS HEARTHS WAINSCOTING ampc and for E X T E R I O R U E C -O R A T I O X

279 P E A R I i ST New Yorls

T H E

ARE MADE

m EVERY CONCEIVABLE EORM AND OF THE

MOST EFFECTUAL CONSTEUOTION Are now in use on many of the finest Biuldings in New

York and other Eastern cities Illustrated Sheet and Catalogue on applishy

cation

75 EIGHTH AVpound1NUE

V H ^ W E T M O R E

487 BBOADWAY cor Broome St Established 1853

PAPER-HANGING GILDING ampC Iron Store Fronts painted in the most approved manner

l ^ A I ^ T E R R W O O D amp C O Quarrymen and Wholesale Dealers in

OlSIO BUILDima STOIf IS A]fD GBINDSTONES

From- the Berea and Amherst Quarries O F F I C E N o s 2 8 3 amp 2 8 5 P B O N T S T I I E E T Walter E Wood Near Roosevelt Street Chas PWilliams J

NEW YORK

JBWHITEampBIiOTHEIlS Oelelirated (ibiidoii)

S L MElC^ COKNEB M A I

FOB SALE-

I N STOIIE and TO ARI l lVE

r T - - -^ CO 76 South St NEW YOBK

R W FORBES LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR

SHIPPING OR DOMESTIC USE

bull _ AT WHOLESAliE OR RETAlI j bull

CORNER OE W E S T 29TH STREET amp U T H AVENUE

14 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET

Prize Encausticand Mosaic Tiling The undersigned begs to call attention to the TUes raanu-

factnred by T ampRBOOTEBurslem StaffordshireEngshyland for which they have been awarded Prize Medals in all the Worlds Fairs ever held -

T amp R BOOTS by theiir patent process are making ENCAUSTIC AND PLAIN FLOORING TILES of the hardest texture and the inest tints (equal to Enamel tints) which can be inlaid any depthensuring dm-ability and at a much cheaper rate than hitherto charged For Churches Entrantfa Halls Vestibulesampc ampc

Designs and Estimates sitppUed without charge and exshyperienced Pavers sent t6 suit purcha-sers A large assorted BtoltiK always en haiid Samples^caii be seeii at tlie office of

EDWARD MOOtE TS HMarray S t r e e t bull nSTeTV Y o r k Marble rneii suppUedatJow ratals

W ^A j

PLAIN T^iM-JAu^a-iC AND MAJOLICA For Entrance HaUs Corridors Conservatories Churches

Cemeteries Chapels Balconies Fire-places Linings Hearths Exterior and Interior Wall Panels

Tablets and String-Courses

AGENTS IN THE UNITED STATES

sect I i M E R C H A I 5 J T amp C O

244 PEARL STREET

Between John and Fulton Sts NEW YORK

IMPORTED BY l i A ^ W R E N C E amp E O M A S f B S

214 PEARL STREET BSTI3IATES GIVEN FOR ARTIFICIAL STONE AND

SIDEWALKS

H O L M E S B R O T H E R S

46 E A S T 2 3 D S T R E E T NEW YOBK

PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET EESPECTFULLY bull SOLICITED

N^RS^=fRELANamp COLLENDER HW 738-BROADWAY N Y

Hlustrated price list sent by mail

Wells Patent and all other kinds of Copper and Galshyvanized Iron Not an accident m 20 years American Pence Co Fenco H B Biowna Always Cool Stove Lifters and Stove Dampers ht wholesale and retail

MARTIN VJELLS amp CO General Agents 55 Dey St New York or 36 Elison St Paterson NJ

FIRST P K E M I I J M

At tTie JExhibitibnofthe American Institute 1869 ATVABDED TO THE

New York Stone Works C J BANDMAN L JAFFE M a n u f a c t u r e r s of Artif icial Stone -

Dice 1193 BROADWAY ApollO M p g M YoiL WE^WMAW E MOSfT^t fSSS

Painteuroirs and Artists^iii^iies 1366 a n d 1368 B R O A D W A Y

Between 87th and 38th Stceets

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

THE WARREN RANGE T H E C E L E B R A T E D

SVEEY RANGE WAEEANTEB

WITH DUMPING AKD SHAKING GEATE

FENDER-GUARD

WARMING-CLOSET

AND

DOUBLE ELEVATED OVEN

ALSO

BEOT-BIAST H^NOE

KEEPS SIDE-BURNES

AND

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With Dumpmg and Shakmg Grate Front

Draft andrAst-Pan

MADE AKD FOR SALE BT

FULLER WARREN amp CO

BUBY No 236 Water Street NEW YOBK

DIAMOND

BUILDERS^ MATERIALS

S30 CANAL STBEET Netv Yorlt P E L T C E M E N T a n d G E A V E L B O O F I N a bullLeaky Tin Shingle and Gravel Boofs made Tight and

warranted Vaults and Cellars Covered and warshyranted Tight Cement for sale by the Gallon

ORDERS BY MAIL PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO

BUILDERS SUPPLY DEPOT O C T A V f J S jr N O R R I S

euro2 BBOADWAY Boom No 10 Agent for AtTSTIN amp OBDYKE

COREUampATED EXPANDING WATER-PIPE and FASTENINaS

Liberal terms to the Trade

P E C K amp W A N D E L L SaccESSOKB TO W j amp J S P E C K

DEAIEK8 IN AI KINDS OF M A S O N S B U I L D I N G M A T E R I A L S

LIME LATH BRICK CEMENT PLASTEE HAIE ampo FOOT OP THIRTIETH STREET NORTH EIVEE JooT OF SPEINO STREET N R bullFOOT OF 47TH amp 48TH STREET E E AND MECHAKICS

AND TRADERS ExcaANOE No 27 PAEK PLACE BOX 38 N E W Y O R K

J B PECK 3 0 WANDEM

amp M CHAUNCEY 207 MONTAGUE bull Street near Court Street Brooklyn Brokers in

poundeal Estate and Loans Wa have for sale and to rent desirable buildings and build-

in p sites in all sections of Brooklyn

A D A M H A M P T O N S S O N sect MANUFACTUEEES OF

GRATES F E N D E R S amp FIRE-PLAOE H E A T E R S

3Sro GO GOILJD S T R E E T (Bet Fulton and Beekman Sts)

NEW TORK

Established 1836

J A M E S C A R N E Y PLAIN AND OBNAMENTAL

R A I LB N C W O RKS 205 EsiSl 40ih STliJEET

Bet 2d and 3d Avenues NEW TORK All kinds of Lron Work for Buildings Railings Stairs

Balconies Shutters Doors Bank Vaults Pire Escapes Anchoi-s Columns_Lintels etc

E DUNCAN SNIFFEN EEAL ESTATE and MOETaAaE

COIIMISSIONER Insurances effected at very low rates in the best of

Companies 8 PINE STREET NEW TOEK

SLADE amp STAFFORD REAL ESTATE BROEERS

23 Unioii Sqxiare M A W I L D E R SON amp CO

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANUF1CTUREBS OF

Bouthem Pine Eastern Spruce White Pine Oak ampc

^SS Water St cor Tine JSTew Tork

REAL ESTATE AGENTS

ADRIAN a MULLER P R WILEINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE

BROKERS No 7 Pine street New Tork

J Johnson Jr Auctioneer

JOHNSON amp MILLER AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS No 25 Nassau

Street comer of Cedar New Tork j ^ City and Country Eeal Estate at Public and Prishy

vate Sale Loans on Mortgage negotiated Auction Sales of Furniture Stocks Merchandise ampc

TSAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER X CITT AND COUNTRT PROPERTT FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED

25 PINE STREET NEW TOEK

M A WILDER V A WILDEB

HEALEY IRON WORKS Corner Nor th F o u r t h and Flf t l t Streets

B R O O K L Y N E D Manufactory of

IRONWORK FORBTTILDINGS SILLS LINTELS COLUMNS GIRDERS AND

EVERT STTLE OE EAILING J I amp J F HEALEY

THOMAS J STEWART R E A L E S T A T E B R O K E R

Address NO 158 WEST 21st STREET

Specialty Bnsiness property and lots Investments of capital judiciously made and warranting large returns

Buena Yista Free-Stone JOHN M MUELLER Proprietor

YABD 630 West 34th St hettceen llthand 12tJi Avenues Netv York

Stone in Blocks and Sawed Lintels SiUs Elagging ampo constantly on hand This Stone for Durability and Beauty excels all other Free-Stones ever brought to this market

FRANK G amp DAYISOff BEOWN HEAL ESTATE BROKEES

9 0 B R O A D W A Y IJVEW TOUR

Eefer to MESSES BROWN BEOTHERS amp CO and WM -E DODGE- ESQ

ESTATE RECORD A N D B U I L D E R S G U I D E

VOL IX NEW YORK SATURDAY APRIL 20 1872 No 214

Published Weekly by

THE REAL ESTATE RECORD ASSOCIATION TERMS

One year in advance - sect6 00

All coininunications should be addressed to

bull7 AND 9 W A I I K E N STIIKUT

N o receipt for money due the RKAti ESTATE RECORD will be acknowledged unless signed by one of our regular collectors HUNMIY D Siirrri or TnOJiAS F C U J U I I N G S All bills for collection will be sent from the office on a regushylarly printed form

T H E following numbers (f the R E A L E S T A T E R E C C E D are wanted a t this office Nos 48 88 90 95 9D and 104 Twenty cents each wUl be paid for them

MECHAlSriOS LIENS NEW^ Y O R K

April 13 E L E V E N T H ST ( N O 77 W) A L E X

McKenzie amp Co agfc Mrs Clayton 789 86 11 F I F T Y - N I N T H ST N W COR 4 T H

av 17 houses extending west from cor 4th av n w cor 59fch st Moses Samelsou agfc Martin amp Co 5000 00

12 S A M E PROPERTr J O H N M A G N E U agt same 1913 50

16 S A M E PROPERTY N O L E N amp S T E E R S agfc same and Alberfc King 1487 94

11 F O R T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O IfiS W) N s Thomas Condon agt Asher Hecht 35 00

13 F I F T Y - N I N T H ST S S 175 w 5 T H av Plaza J J Yates agfc Peter Alger et al 673 40

18 F I R S T AV E S 40 N 1 2 2 D ST 3 houses W J ifc A Shipman agt a M Raybold e 6300 00

16 F O U R T H AV N W COR 5 9 T H ST AND 59th st n v cor 4th av 17 houses Eagleson amp De Veau agt Martin amp Co and Fernando Wood 1600 00

1 8 FOTRTH AV AND 1 1 2 T H ST N VV cor Isaac Herbert agt J M Fielder 45 03

16 FlFTY-EIRST ST N W COR L E X I N G -ton av J H Doncourt agt F Brooks 901 67

1 6 FORTY-EIRST ST N E COR 4 T H A V 123 ft on av x 85 and42dst s s e 4fch av 66xmdash 4fch av n e cor 41sfc st John W Smith agt James E Shaw 37520 00

11 J A N E ST (NOS 49 AND 51) W M Rowland agt J R Taylor 153 00

11 MADISON AV W S PROM 74TH TO 75th st 14 houses 9 on s s 75th St and S o n n s 74th St Geo S

I Wilkes agt WiUiams amp McCullum 1825 00 13 O N E H U N D R E D AND T H I R T I E T H ST

n s 140 w 4th av 8 honses C R Harvey agt C A Buddensick 168 00

16 O N E H U N D R E D AND N I N E T E E N T H ST (Nos 504 and 507 East) Eagleson amp De Veau agfc Ann Holfc 850 00

17 O N E H U N D R E D AND N I N E T E E N T H St n s 138 e Av A 3 houses Lawrence Smuller and Richard Burke agt Otis T Hall 185 00

10 O N E H U N D R E D AND T H I R D ST N w cor 3d av 2 houses James ONeil agt Chas H Beman 265 00

11 SPRING ST ( N O 335) W M M U R -ray agfc Charles Olmsfcead 65 00

11 SPRING ST (No 335) W M M U R -ray agfc Charles Olmstead 194 00

16 SEVENTY-FOURTH ST S S 195 w

3d av 7 houses John Magner agfc Marfcin amp Co or Beman amp Co 504 00

17 SEVENTY-FIFTH ST S S 200 w 2 D av 4 houses Jtmes ONeil agt Pa t r ick Smith 65 00

17 SEVENTY-FOURTH ST S E COK Lexingfcon av 12 houses on street and 2 on avenue D C Newell ltfe Sons agt Martin amp Co 3140 00

18 SEVENTY-FOURTH ST S W COK Lexington av W R amp John P Bell agt Martin amp Co 703 86

12 TVVENTY-FOURTH ST ( N o S 143 AND 145 East) n s John A W y shyman agfc Milton P Curry 996 22

KINGS COUNTY

April 15 T H I R D ST S E S 50 N E 7TH ST

25x100 P Lynch agt Jos W and Eliza Brown 50 00

11 W A R R E N ST N S 95 w V A N D E R -bilfc av 80x100 4 hs R Beamish agfc J Dougherfcy and J S jamp J amp Betsey Stevens 190 00

16 HANCOCK ST N S 193 E P A T C H E N av 20x100 T Shearman agt Tim B Weeks and Davis amp Co 139 40

16 HANCOCK ST N S 213 E P A T C H E N av 60x100 3 hs T Shearman agt T R Weeks and W W Goodrich 418 20

16 QUINCEY ST AND P A T C H E N AV n e cor 200x9010hs T Shearshyman agt T R Weeks W W Goodrich and J W Whi tecomb 375 00

12 R I V E R ST S S 125 E B E D F O R D AV 60x30 A Willis agt Joseph Hopshykins 70 00

17 DIAGRAM ON L I E N G H H E A T H agt Jarvis Johnson and John B Strat ton 3155 00

13 S I X T H ST S S 205 w 5 T H AV 80X 100 M Dalton agt E Robbins and Geo W Mead 1162 10

13 SAME PROPERTY P M C G R A T H AGT M Hayward B Robbins and G W Mead 667 08

13 SAME PROPERTY M D A L T O N AGT same parties 1006 33

17 MONROE ST N S 200 E B E D F O R D av 18x100 C W Conners agfc W A Knowles and Wm J Northshyridge 74 39

17 T O M P K I N S AV E S EXTENDING from Macdonough to Macon sts mdashxlOO Burtiss Graff and Rice agt W N HaU and J C S m i t h 1500 00

17 SAME PROPERTY SAME AGT SAME 1030 00 17 BROADWAY E S 78 s L I N D O N ST

236x100 L Peager and J VoUc agt A Sache and John Scheible 365 00

ti-EW Y O R K

In tiese lists of judgments the names alphabetically arranged and tohich are first on eacli line are those of tke judgment debtor

April 11 Ackerson AbrahammdashW J a c k s o n 193 98 12 Armour J GmdashA E C o l f a x 170 58 12 Alexander GeorgemdashEmily Keith 294 19 12 Anderson JohnmdashJ P Dearing 270 24 13 Austin CorneUamdashJ Wood 138 64 13 Altenbrand JosephmdashSN Wolff 258 89 13 Ashby Asa AmdashR W Frost 146 88 15 Andrews Samuel TmdashA H Topping 239 35 15 Anderson HirammdashC M Meserole 239 07

16 Armstrong Eliz JmdashT Le Boutellier pound73 57 16 Adams LuthermdashEmUy F F o r d 4640 28 16 Armstrong George M I ^ -^ p o r d 1641 58

Adams A L J r ) 10 Bogarfc John J mdash P F C o n k l i n 113 99 10 Budelman FredkmdashC Mahnken 68 25 10 Brown PhilipmdashA S Herman 509 94 10 Bartlett Henry AmdashW C Rhine-

l a n d e r 213 16 10 Boehm ElymdashJ BoUins 460 69 10 BedeU Alvas AmdashE C H a z a r d 119 54 10 Bingham Cath MmdashA J Rodgers

(PublicAdmr) 623 23 11 Brennan PmdashT Culver 74 43 11 Brown J CmdashN Cornish 168 03 11 Beck John MmdashH Zweig 144 80 11 Benson Benj LmdashA C h a r l e s 1040 25 12 Best NicholasmdashH K T h u r b e r 843 45 12 Bulcroffc Frederick and SidneymdashM

Myers 372 13 12 Barker GeorgemdashA Robertson 4349 45 13 Butler JohnmdashA Hermann 13006 83 13 BaU Eben WmdashG A F u d i c k a r 112 89 13 Burns PetermdashE W Caveling 950 32 13 Boyde WUliam HmdashR W F r o s t 146 88 13 Beman WarrenmdashP G Salmon 957 50 13 Briggs J NmdashJ Heiden 390 43 13 Breese StephenmdashM Raleigh 327 48 13 Becker MartinmdashP McCabe 69 25 13 Briggs Richard FmdashW B Marvin 41 14 13 Blossom J R amp P AmdashE Petfcinger 285 59 15 Brown John HmdashH Schximaker 195 50 15 Bishop HmdashC B Raison 640 39 15 Birdseye C DmdashE DonneU 638 14 16 Blesson HughmdashE Brainerd 527 73 16 Bentley John 3mdashJ E Spencer 1977 58 16 Buck LeandermdashEastchester Nationshy

al Bank 4086 90 17 Brady JamesmdashI Croghan 705 06 17 Brodhead B CmdashA Barnet t 902 86 17 Beman Charles HmdashJ W L a n e 1077 08 17 Boly PmdashG B i i e s s 83 24 17 Barclay Thomasmdash6 M Newton 176 10 17 Benedict Martin J r amp C HmdashH

Raynor (Exr) 982 94 17 Beman WmdashJ W Buckhorn 254 20 11 Coleman O PmdashW HaU 104 03 11 Clark Thomas E B Clayton 089 01 11 Cole FrankmdashT Collins 635 72 11 Coquard BaptistemdashAnn A Appleby 468 07 11 Clausen Aug CmdashEliz Ford 129 19 11 Cardoze EmUmdashH S Beardsley 114 69L 11 Camp Benj FmdashD H Brooks 405 38 12 Carow CharlesmdashJ S King 822C 51 12 Caslin FrancismdashE M Har tshorne 29 99 13 Carpenter N BmdashJ Kerby 461 53 12 Carpenter B MmdashB F Town 193 19 13 Cunningham Pat kmdashG N WiUiams 114 53 13 Cooper Sid WmdashU S Trus t C o 349 95 13 Cuff Richard-^Kafch Lowy 433 78 15 Cuff WinifredmdashJ Zapp 4331 75 15 Carman A PmdashT R Beach 55 54 16 Clark W TmdashW A Bennett 408 25 16 Cook Wm PmdashEmily L Ford 4640 28

g Corbett Eugene j j ^ Donaldson 538 03 Cassin Timothy )

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BOULEVARD W S 2411 s 137th st 75x100 137TH St s s 100 w Boulevard 25x0911 f

Exrs of Daniel Devlin to Jared W Bell April 13 19250

BOULEVARD n e cor 152d st J^ block xl25 | BOULEVARD S e cor 153d st 3 b lockx 125 f

Church of the Intercession to Isaias Meyer AprU 11 43000

BROADWAY n e cor John st 20x1614 (irreg) h amp 1 (leased) Wyllis Blackstone (Receiver N A Fire Ins Co) to Stephen CroweU of Brooklyn AprU 15 43000

BROOME st s s (No 489) 1048 e Laurens St 208x962 h amp 1 I

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D I V I S I O N st n s 50 e Forsyth st 25x75 Frederick Heerlein to Joseph A Bgenberger AprU 9 a0250

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FORSYTH st w s (No 187) 75 s Stanton st 25x75 h amp 1 (Christian Wenzel to Michael and Jul ia Kunzenmann AprU 10 24500

G R E E N W I C H st w s (No 458) 25x80 Exr of Susan Vliet to Edward Richardson April 10 12100

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L E R O Y st n s (No 119) 200 w Hudson st 32x100 h amp1 Lawson V TUfcon fco Henry Hopkinson of Hoboken April 10 13750

MADISON sfc s s (No 252) 726 w CUnton st 20x90 h amp 1 Robert S Place to Aaron Hershfield AprU 11 10000

MANHATTAN st s w s 151 s 124fch sfc 282x 8011x25x9311 Exrs of James R Walter Jr to Frederick M Peyser AprU 10 2750

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P E A R L st n w s (No 325) 19x8910 h amp 1 George L Brown et al of Stamford Conn to John W Harper AprU 9 20000

R I D G E st e s (No 30) 125 n Broome st 25x 100 h amp 1 Margaret Murray to Anton Dem-merle AprU 9 1 18^000

R I D G E st e s (No 114) 150 n Stanton st 25x100 h amp L James H Coleinan (Referee) t o Joseph Mosback J r Apr i l 11 23500

RIVINGTON st s e cor WiUetfc st 25x73 h amp 1 Mary Ann Goodwin to Charles Albrecht AprU 10 21500

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SULLIVAN St e s 5511 s Amifcy sfc 201x50 h amp I Mary Jane wife of James S Huyler to John H Dorn AprU 13 6750

SULLIVAN st w s 951 a Amity sfc 2010x50 John H Rosenbaum to Henry Tiencken April 13 17500

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W E S T st e s 292 s Jay st 299x803 h amp 1 Jay L Adams of Bloomfield N J to Thompshyson E F Randolph Apii l 15 46C0O

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5TH St s s 8711 e 1st av 25x902 h amp 1 John and Emma Hirsch to Michael Keppler and Michael Leist (Astor lease of Oth July 1860) AprU12 16300

7TH St n s 250 w 2d av 26x7410 Leopold Bohm to Henry GauzenmuUer AprU 9 25000

8TIT St n s 120 w 2d av 20x11210 Robert Cochran (Referee) to Henry WeUpr and Peter Cook AprU 9 18100

OTH St s s 75 e 6th av 27x236 Robert B Roosevelt et al fco Catharine B wife of Otto Favre AprU 13 76950

IOTH st n s 189 w Av A 189x71 h amp 1 Adam Schwab to Balthaser Walter April 10 10675

10TH St s s 306 w Av D 654x923 h amp L Peter Vogler to WUliam F Essig (K part) (Sub to morts $21250) AprU 1 3 nom

IOTH st s s 118 w Av B 25x923 hamp 1 J o shyhanna wife of Peter Noelke to Dorothea Rent shyer (Dec 12 1871) AprU 11 15000

IOTH st s s 118 w Av B 25x923 h amp 1 Dorshyothea Renter to StephenSharp of Islip N Y AprU 11 15000

U T H St n s 852 w Greenwich st 32x95 hlaquoampl Charles H Blackhurst to William J Hyland AprU 12 26000

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13TH St n s 797 e University pl 4310x f 1033 J Albon P Man (Receiver 8fch Nafcional Bank) to the Wheeler amp Wilson Manufacturing Co (Maison Doree property) April 10 365000

1 5 T H St s s 425 w 5th av 25x1033 h amp 1 Louis V Sone of Brooklyn to Everett P Wheeler and Mary IE Smith April 15 35000

20TH St n s 190 e 2d av 20x92 h amp I Cathashyrine wife of Samuel R Spelman to Ann Corshybitt AprU 12 14000

2 0 T H St s s 2788 w Ofch av 25x92 h amp 1 Henry Klenke fco John Wifcfcner AprU 11 29500

20TH sfc s s 4496 e 9fch av 178x9811 Eugeshynia A J (^unn to Malind wife of WiUiam H Foster AprU 12 15500

21 ST St s s(No 306 E) 130 e 2d av 20x92 h amp 1 Lawrence P Cummings to Jacob Koch-keUer AprU 13 14000

21 ST St n s 137 e Oth av 21x989 h amp 1 John H Bleakie to WUUam Wheaton AprU 15 13000

21sT St n s 2418 e 10th av 168x988 Isaac Metzger to Charles H Blackhurst AprU 11 18000

24TH St s s 200 e Oth av 25x989 h amp 1 Lushycy D Fisk to Samuel H Terry of Jersey City AprU 13 15000

25Tn St s s 150 e 1st av 20x989 August G Schmidt to James Carson J r AprU 1 1 4525

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2 5 T H St s s 300 e Oth av 25x989 Isabella wife of WiUiam B Bend to George H Bend (Q C) AprU 11 31500

3 5 T H St s s 515 w 7th av 15x1089 h amp 1 Edward Owens fco Daniel Hayes AprU 1311000

37TH St n s 317 e 7th av 49 9xXblock i 2STH St n s 317 e 7th av 4 9 l l x ^ block C

Mount Sinai Hospifcal and Jews Orphan Asyshylum to Joseph M Ohmeis AprU 10 52000

3 7 T H St s s 204 w Ofch av 46x989 Robert Bonner to Henry and Carlton See April 10 - 14000

2STH St s s 266 e Third av 44x988 h amp 1 Isaac L MUler (Referee) to Anna M Trimble AprU 13 13580

3 3 D St n s 3II9 6 Broadway 234x989 h amp 1 Charles Hensohel fco Henry B Sands April 10 V 38000

180 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

3 3 D sfc s s 225 w Ofch av 25x1266 h amp 1 James L Morgan to WUliam Arras April 15 18000

3 4 T H St n K 210 e Bth av 23x989 h amp I Anthony King to Leopold King (^ part) AprU 15 13000

36TII St n s 250 e 2d av lOxOSO Henry J ^Ander son to the Church of St Gabriel (Feb

12 1870) April 15 1600 SOTH st s s 400 e 2d av 50x989 h amp 1 Ks-

tlier wife of Maicus H Lichtenstein to Thomas Tennings April 9 50000

36TII St s s 375 e l l t i i av 25x989 Heirs of James McGarrity of Wesfc Fai-ms to Daniel McCaU April 10 1000

3 7 T H St 8 s 200 e Madison av 25x989 (Irreg) Caroline S wife of Silas C Herring to Charles Lanier April 10 23000

38Tn St n s 2315 w Av A 181x1004 WUshyliam H McCool to Emily M wife of Jacob Baiz April 10 15150

39TII St s s 300 w lOfch av 75x989 h amp 1 Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscomb to John Fettretch AprU 12 60000

4 3 D sfc n s (No 137 E) 1584 e Lexington av 168x1005 h amp 1 Harfclev Haigh to John Moran AprU 15 15000

45TH St n s 199 e Sfch av 20xl005 h amp 1 Roberfc Hayes to Jennie E wife of Theodore S Fowler (Astor lease of Oct 20 1871) AprU 10 14200

46Tn St n s 455 w Ofch av 56x1004 Thomas C Clark to Dennis Loouie AprU 12 10000

47Tn St n s 275 w 2d av 126x789 h amp 1 Elizabeth Braun to Sigismund Windt April 11 6000

4 7 T H St s s 450 w 10th av 25xlC05 Fredshyerick Peters fco Michael Fries April 9 5200

48Tn St n s 325 w 5th av 25x1005 h amp 1 Sarah L wife of WiUiam A Kobbe to William B Ogden (Col CoU lease of Jan 1 1865) April 11 45000

49Tnst 6 w cor 2d av 20x705 h amp Johanshyna wife of Peter Noelke to Ludwig Laux AprU 11 22500

49TII St n s 125 e 7th av 2010xl0d5 h amp 1 Isaac Kuh to Justinian HartleJ^ AprU ]523500

51ST St n s 749 e 2d av I(i9x85 Thomas Lyons to Meyer Hecht AprU 10 12500

5 2 D St n s 2046 e 2d av 20xl005 Michael Gavin to Catharine Frazier April 11 14920

5 2 D St n s 235 e Oth av aOxlOO4 h amp 1 Helene wife of Jolm F Pupke to Garefcfca V Lamberfc (widow) April 15 37000

6 2 D St n s 275 e Oth av 20x1004 h amp 1 Mary L wife of James A Polhamius to Maria C wife of Jed Frye AprU 12 37000

52Dst n s 5216 e Othav 236x1004 Augusshytus F Holly to John C DonneUy April 10 20500

5 3 D St n 6 274 e 1st av 20xl005 h amp 1 Richard Akin to Maria wife of John CaUaghan AprU 9 i)500

5 3 D St s s 250 w 2d av 20x1005 h amp 1 William A Butler to Moritz Levene AprU 15 17500

5 3 D St n 6 245 e Madison av 20x1005 h amp1 WUliam H Decker to GUbert H Crawford (Sub to mortg $24000) AprU 15 nom

5 3 D St n s 245 e Madison av 40x1005 h it 1 Gilbert Holmes Crawford to Catherine D wife of WUUam H Decker (Snb to mortg $50000) April 15 nom

5 3 D St n s 265 e Madison av 20xl005 h amp 1 WiUiam H Decker to Gilbert H Crawford (Sub to mortg $20000) AprU 15 nom

5 3 D St 11 s i50 e 7fch av 1681005 h amp 1 John G Hifcchcock fco Annie E wife of GUbert K Harroun AprU 12 21000

5 4 T H St n s 75 w 9th av 25x754 li ampl Henry J Bui-chell to Matthew Clinton April 15 16000

5 5 T H St s s 275 e 2d av 120x1005 h amp 1 Frederick Leonhard to Mary D wife of Joseph H Bradley AprU 11 10250

56TH St n s 225 w 5th av 248x1005 h amp 1 Gratz Nathan (Referee) to Amelia Robins AprU 13 60000

5 7 T H St s s 300 w 2d av 50x1005 Pat r ick Farley to Michael Murray AprU 10 17500

5 7 T H St n s 20 w Lexington av 20x602 h it L Charles F Malloy to Mercedes R de Hine AprU 9 20500

60TH s t s s 360 e Madison av 20xl005 h amp 1 Peter P Decker to Margaret wife of Samuel Coulter AprU 11 30000

61ST St s B 260 w 3d av 19x1005 John McshyCool to Catherine L Beekman - (March 14 1871) AprU 15 31500

61ST s t s s 279W 3d av 19x1005 h amp 1 John Keys to PhiUp WaUacb AprU 15 24750

6 0 T H St n s 135 w Lexington av 20x1005 h amp1 Mary Ann wife of WiUiam Colvin to Constantine Ross^vog April 1 0 bull 26000

6 2 D s t n s 167 e 2d av 17x1005 (Sub t o ] mortg $3500) [

S6TU s t 11 s 100 w I s tav 21xl005 h amp 1 (Sub to mortg $7000) J Henry C Cole to John Schoener April 15 n a t love etc

0 2 D s t n B 1726 w 3d av lOxUS h amp 1 J J^entley Squier to Mary M Newton April 15 16500

63o s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1084 Jacob G Sanders of Albany to Simon Herman Nathan Asiel and Mayer Gottlieb April 9 22500

65TI1 s t n s 220 e 4th av 20x1005 Patr ick Fitzgcrild and Eugene SuUivan fco James Meeshyhan April 9 200(0

67T1I s t n s 150 e 5th av 25xl005 Helen wife of Bartow W Van Voorhis to Josepli Snufch April 12 22300

67TH s t n R 200 o ofch av 25x1005 Mary M wife of George H W d (of Buffalo N Y) to Joseph Smith AprU 12 ai300

OSrii s t n s 100 e 12th av 1936xl018xl 1177x1005 i

68Tn s t n s 350 w l l t h av 898x101Sx f 1057x1005 I Benjamin P Fairchild to John Mulford April 11 17750

58TH St n s 1065 w Av A 40x1004 George Kober to James S Keal of Tremont Westshychester Co April 9 38000

58TH s t s s 325 w lst av 75x1004 Matshythew T Brennan (Sherifl) to Lewis Johnston April 12 12900

5STH s t n s 150 w Oth av 25x1005 GrUfith Rowe to WiUiam B Dick AprU 12 10500

5STH s t n s 41710 w Sth av 215x1005 h amp 1 Thomas A Davis to James L Young AprU 15 28000

58T1I St n s 41710 w Sth av 215xl005 Jas L Young to Mclvench H Jeffers (widow) AprU 15 33000

5 9 T H s t s s 75 w Lexington av 20xlC05 TiiOmas Duffy to James K Glenn April 15 33500

74Tir s s 100 e Madison av 20x1022 h amp ] Robert M Strebeigh fco Mary Ann wife of WiUiam Colvin AprU 10 28500

77T1I sfc s B 275 e 2d av 25xl022 WiUiam Loose to Conrad Oberlein April 13 6075

80TH s t s s 200 e 5th av 25x1002 Joseph Bell and Douglas Campbell to Michael Cain AprU 10 16500

SlST s t s s SO w 2d av 24x767 John ODon-nel to Daniel Healy April 12 11500

SSD s t s s 100 elOth av 50x10011 (irreg) Henry C and John Ludlum to Josei^h Devling AprU 13 9000

84TH s t n s 2218 w 2d av 20x102 h amp 1 Frederick Prentice to Archibald McLintock AprU 12 105C0

89TII s t n s 425 w Sth av lOOxlOOS Ondershydonk Angevine to Caleb T Ward Aprill320000

101 ST S t n s 1934 w 9th av 166x10011 h amp 1 Howard R Vandyke to Susan A Vanshydyke AprU 15 8000

105TH s t s s 2313 w 1st av 189x1009 Pa t k Glennan to Francis Reilly April 9 1300

109TH s t n s 125 w 1st av 25x10010 Hiram Moore to Jos B Durfey of Brooldyn April 9 16000

109TH s t n B 100 e 2d av 19x10010 WiUiam Davis to Jas McCrodden AprU 11 3300

I U T H s t n s 345 w 3d av 25x10010 h amp 1 Mary McDonald to Albert Koopman (Sub to Mortg $4500) April 14 N a t love and nom

I U T H s t n s 245 e 5th av 50x10010 | 115Tn s t s B 245 e 5th av 25x10010 C

Samuel Cohen to Wm H Scott AprU 12 10500 U O T H St n s 373 e Av A 100x10010 h amp 1

James L Young to Nichols K Oatley April 15 28000

116TH s t n s 140 w 5th av 130x10011 Thos A Vvse J r to Thos J Mora April 15 22000

1 1 7 T H s t s s (No 170 E) 242 w 3d av 17x 10011 h amp Elizjibeth Avife of Jas L Ryan to Isaac G Van Tassel AprU 13 18000

118TH s t s B 263 w 5th av 22x10011 Wm B Conant to Jas G Fitzgerald AprU 11 5000

U O T H st s s 208 e Av A 40xl00ll George B Goldschmidt to Jas Meagher AprU 106000

1 2 2 D st n s 225 w Av A 50x100 Edward Fitzgerald fco Mary H wife of Nicholas H

Moore AprU 9 6000 1 2 3 D s t n s SSO e 2d av 18x10011 James

Meagher to George B Goldschmidt April 10 14000

1 2 3 D s t n s 155 e 3d av 75x10011 h amp 1 Phebe E wife of Alberfc Chesebro to Adam C Martin AprU 13 18000

134TH s t s s 100 e 3d av 189x10011 h amp1 A L S O gore on west side of above (rear) 15x11 )

Abraham B Van Dusen of Harlem to John W Kenyon A p r U 1 5 16000

1 3 4 T H s t s s 150 w Sfch av 50x10011 1 134Tn s t 10011 B of and Sfch av 125 w of |

25x253 (rear) ST NICHOLAS av v s 252 s i24fch s t 1186 j

x978 J Thos H Walter and Clara L his wife and Harr iet A Walter andT H Walter Extrx E-xr and Trustees oi J R Walter J r decd Ann Walter widow and Extrx of Jas R Walshyter Sr to Bernard Cohen April 13 24400

125TII St s s 272 e Sth av 28x10011 James H Coleman (Ref) to James H SuUivan AprU 13 5700

127TI1 st n s 415 w 3d av 20x9911 li amp 1 Sarah E vife of Richard H Lane to WiUiam Ilslcy AprU 1 0 11500

12ST1I Bt n s 804 w 2d av 188x7411 Wm J Gettey to Kate L wife of John Reid April 115 8000

128Tii stn s 290 w 4tii av 376x9911 Alex WUson to Charles L Mead AprU 15 8050

128TH s t s s 3976 e Oth av 376x9911 h amp1 Eliza vvife of Charles Stevens fco James Stewart AprU9 1650O

129Tn st s s 3996 w 5thavl76xl91 J h amp BUen wife of Isaac G Van Tassel to EUzabeth wife of James L Ryan April 12 22000

132D s t n s 3623 w (ith av lS9x9911 h amp I Thomas H Landon (Ref) to WUliam B McshyKenzie (Foreclos) AprU 9 5200

1 3 2 D s t n s 140 w Madison av 20x9911 h Al Leander Buck fco Jas MMcGregor AplO17000

1 5 2 D s t n s 650 w 10th av 20x2291(gt Exrs of Richard P Carman to Church of fche Intershycession AprU 11 11040

Av B w s (No 44) 722 n 3d sfc 24x80 Eliza Bonsall et al fco Jacob Gaufcer AprU 10 16000

LEXINGTON a v w s 79 n 27th s t 199x80 h amp 1 Thomas McManus and Thomas J Murphy to Antoine Mataraw AprU 10 24000

LEXINGTON av s e cor 49th st 171x70 Charshylotte wife of Leopold Mendelson to WiUiam Florance AprU 15 28000

MADISON av w B 755 n 61st s t 25x95 h amp 1 Heirs of John B Storm to Augustus J Brown April 15 bull 50000

MADISON av AV S 755 n 65fch st 25x95 Barshytow W Van Voorhis fco Pafcrick and Francis Morgan AprU 10 22000

MADISON av s w cor 105fch s t 10011x70 Anshydrew M and Rowland Davies to WiUiam M Martin April 10 22500

1ST av w s (No 341) 23 s 20th st 23x80 h it 1 John Neilson (of Middletown R I) to James Bonner AprU 10 1400 0

1ST av w s 523 n 77th st 261x100 (Irreg) Jacob Cordes to Frederick Peters April 913350

2 D av w s 481 s 4th s t 24x65 h amp 1 Pearshyson S Halstead to Alexander Sutter April 15 ^0000

2 D av w s 783 s 13th st 263x110 h amp 1 Catharine A wife of Edward W Burr to Cashytherine E wife of Adam Weber AprU 1333000

2Dav c s 648 s 2 2 d s t 20x100 h amp1 Josiah H Burton to Thomas Parish Sherman April 15 25000

2 D av e s 25 s 34th s t 492x80 h amp 1 ) 34TH s t s B SOe 2d av 213x989 h fel j

Augustus F Holly to Thomas Gearty (Sub to all taxes and assessments from May 1 1870) AprU 1 0 35000

2 D av e s 755 s 44th s t 25x100 h amp 1 John J BurcheU fco Conrad Uhl April 12 21000

3 D av w s 505 n 45th s t 50xl00 h amp 1 Thomas Jenings-to Esther wife of Marcus H

bull Lichtenstein (tSub to mort $18000 and taxes of 1870 and 1871) AprU 9 38500

3 D av w s 87 s 50th s t 214x80 James H Hoffman to Israel Jaeger April 1 2 13500

2 D av w s 804 n 55th s t 20x66 h amp 1 Darius G Crosby to Henry Siebert AprU 9 14550

2 D av n e cor 105th s t 10011x200 (J^ p a r t ) James McNamara to Thomas J Mooney (Stamps $11) April 13 no con

2 D av s w cor 115th s t about 100x100 (Irreg) Isaac De Garmo to Daniel Bates AprU 12 bull 26000

3 D av w s 511 s 85th st 256x1023 Clara Ann wif e of bull Roberfc Kennedy to Joseph Hew-lefct AprU 15 16750

4 T H av w s 786 n 36fch sfc 24x105 h amp 1 Thatcher M AdaniB to Josiah G Holland (Springfield Mass) April 9 76000

4TH av s e cor 106th s t ICOllxlCO Walter Brady to Lambert S Quackenbush AprU 13 9125

5TH av s e cor 102d s t 1009x350 PhUip Van Volkenbiirgh and Daniel B Van Volkenburgh to LleweUyn F Barry April 1 3 160000

5 T H av w s 505n 114th st 505x100 Dow-thea Meislahu et al t o Sigmund J Seligman AprU 9 n o m

6 T H av n e cor 184th st 24llx85 Walter j Brady to Thomas Ryan AprU 11 7000

REAL E S T A T E R E C O R D 181

7 T H av n w cor 34fch sfc 22x00 h amp 1 Forster I Weeks to Gabriel and Joseph LUianthal AprU 10 25500

9 T H av S W cor 54th s t 251x80 h amp 1 Francis Blessing to John ReUly AprU 1126750

9 T H av n e cor 125th s t 2411x100 Bxrs of James R Walter and Thomas H Walter to John Chapman April 15 8000

lOTHav w s 253 s 39th s t 246x75 J o h n Schmidt to John Leib AprU 9 26000

9 T H av w s OOth fco 61 st s t 20010x400 1 0 T H av e s OOth to 6 is t s t 20010x100 6 0 T H s t n s 400 w 9th av 200x1005

Algernon S Jarvis (of White Plains) to Amos R Boo AprU 12 228000

l lTH av w s (oldline) between 158th and 159feh sfcs 200x150 Isaac P Marfcin fco Church of fche Infcercession April 13 42 500

11TH av e s758n 96fchst 506xl00 Matthew T Brennan Sheriff to Thomas M Pefcers AprU 15 5 200

KINGS COUNTY

April Sd A L L grantors ti t le to estate of Joseph and Ruth

Dean J D Bristol to John B Dow J r ^ (Q-c ) 5oo B E R G E N s t s s 300 w VanderbUt av 25xl30 7

x309-xll27 Jane wifeof T Cramer to John W Stewart 4 ocO

B O E R U M s t n s 250 w Lorrimer st25xiub h amp 1 Josephine wife of C Lesseur to Lipp-man Rcitzensfcein 5 ooQ

BROADWAY n s 1085 w 5tli st 2i8xio6 J G Jenkins to Williamsburgh Savings

^ ^ a n k 14 000 COLUMBIA st e s 20 n President s t 20x80

h ife 1 G H Roberts to Edward Kieser 10 000 COOK s t n s 275 e MorreU s t and 125 w

Bushwick av 25x100 (Correcting error) J J Carfield to Patr ick Burns ( Q C ) nom

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 345 s w Com-1 merce s t 384x180 j

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 3834svvComl f merce s t 384x180 J F Woodruffto John J Van Nostrand54000

E L L E R Y st n s 250 e Marcy av 25x100 A Venter to Peter Fafcscher 675

E W E N s t Nos 125 and 127 25x86 l S I G E L s t n s 225 e Graham av 25x100 CHESTNUT sfc n s 200 e Evergreen av50x f

548 (irreg) J Victoria wife of W Obermier to Hermann Somshym e r jjonj

F L O Y D s t s s 200 w Yafces av 25x100 J ToeUuer to Friedrich Schmitt 5 500

GKATTAN s t s s 100 e Bogert s t 25x100 h amp 1 J Softy to Franz lleichwein ltU P^^^-) bull sect35

H O O P E R s t n s 1414 w Marcy av 80x100 i Scholes to WiUiam Floyd and Eliphalet S Nevins of New York 5 550

H O O P E R s t s s 291 e Bedford av 448x110 J WUde fco Theodore P Jackson 3500

H O P K I N S s t s s 250 e Marcy av 25x200 G L Kessler fco Andrew Venter (1868) 500

I N D I A s t n s 200 w Union pL 50x69 (irreg) Mary A wife of N Bliss to Grifiath J Roberts 2 200

J A V A s t s s 200 e WesLst25xioohampi ]E~ Molony to Geo M BaU 3 700

K O S S U T H s t s e s 245 n e Broadway 20x100 C Trimble to Richard and Michael Tracy5000

MADDAGH s t n s 206 w Henry sfc 215xl009 A B Thorn (Exr) to Pat r ick Toy 6350

S A M E property Eliza Lardlaw (widow) to Pa t r k Toy CQ- 0 ) bull bull nom

MADISON s t s s3834e Bedford av 168xl00 h amp 1 Mary J wife of M R Pe t ty to Mary F wife of Ezekiel A Harris 4 900

PENNst s a 3024 s Lee av 303x100 h ampl A Rossto Hem-y I h n e 8500

P I E R R E P O N T s t s s 125 e Clinton s t 25x100 A AUen to Abram Allen J r 25000

P R E S I D E N T s t s s 225 w Powers s t 100x100 W P Byrne to~James E Dimond 6000

P R O S P E C T pl n e s 155 n w Vanderbilt av 20x131 S J Stevens to Charles H Par -s o n s 15000

bCHERMERHORN St n s 1501 w Smith s t 25x 1012 bull A AUen to Geo D AUen 6000

S M I T H s t e s 77 n Sackett s t 23x100 R S Crane to WilUam D Walker (Foreclos) 1750

STOCKHOLM s t n s 343 e Myrtle av 32x30x mdashx8x35xl2xl00 P Reynolds to Robinson GiU (Foreclos) 2300

STOCKTON a t s s 180 w Throop av 20x100 Mary Jarvie to John Flinn of-New York 4500

V A N B U B E N s t s s 325 w Bedford av25x 934 G L Moehring to Abraham Ackerman

of New Y o r k 1500

V A R E T and MorreU sts n w cor 100x25 h amp 1 Margaretha Klug et al to Karl and Maria A Weiss 7900

W Y C K O F F s t n s 1915 n w 6th av 44x100 T SkeUy to Thomas P Stevenson 4000

SOUTH 4th s t n a 85 a Ofch s t 2lx95 W Mofcfc fco Joseph McKee 250O

SOUTH 4fch sfc n s 63 w Oth sfc 21x95 F ran-cisca Brendle (widow) fco William D Lock-wood 4700

2 D s t w s 552 n South Oth s t 206x100 W M Thurman fco Henry Lemkan 6000

5 T H sfc n w s 50 s w South Isfc s t 25x1036 W D Lockwood to John W By ard 4600

6TH s t e B 80 n South 2d s t 20x50 Sarah J wife of W E Butler to Theodore E Green 1000

SAME properfcy T B Green to William B Bufcler 1000

N O R T H Sfch st s w s 125 n w 5th s t SOx) 100 I

N O R T H Sfch s t s w s 200 n w 5th s t 50x 100 J S J Hunfc to Peter Koelsch 5600

N O R T H 9fch s t n e s 150 n w 4th s t 50xl00 S J Hun t to CorneUus Mayer 2800

SOUTH 9th and 5th sts n e cor 50x73 N Baulsir to Jane A wife of Joshua Brown of New York 6000

1 1 T H s t s w B 1635 n w Sth av 50x100 H L Clarke to Charles Nickenig 2900

12TH St e sbdquo befc South5fch st and Broadway 33 11X42X534 (very bad description)

SOUTH 5fch s t s s 125 s e 12th s t 44x5610 x638 bull J H Eichinger to Margt wife of George Eichin-ger 500

2 0 T H St s s 225 e 7th av 25x100- Mary McCausland et al to Andrew S Wheeler (C a G) 500

SAME properfcy J McCausland fco A S Wheeler (Q C) nom

BAYav n e s 200 n w Cedar s t 100x100 J Halliday fco Pafcrick Collins of Gravesend L 1 200

CARLTON av w s 19911 n Dekalb av 215x 100 h it 1 Emma J wife of A D Atlunson to IsabeUa Rice (widow) 15000

CLASSON av e s 1502 n Myrtle av 126x100 h amp 1 J Lock fco Louis Samson 4000

CLINTON av e s 71 s Fulfcon av 30x100 R Carpenfcer fco Ezekiel Auerbach 13500

D E K A L B av s s 375 w Lewis av 25x100 h amp 1 J J Larkhi to Pedro A Afonso 7000

HARRISON av and Heyward sfc easterly cor 23 XSO C J Summers to Lorenz Ri t ter 1220

OviNGTON av n e s near 4th av 1016x1738 (Bay Ridge) W H Denyse to Otto K Ivjranse 6750

OviNGTON and 4th avs easterly cor 78x175Ix 495xmdash (Bay Ridge) Eliza N Blunt (widow) to Otto K iCranse 1250

P A R K av s s 100 e Tompkins av 221x100 N H Clement to F rank Crooke of Fla t shybush 1425

3 D av e s 53 s Dean st 23x70 i D E A N s t s s 7711 e 3d av 221x75 f

B Auerbach to Richard C a r p e n t e r 12000 6TH av and Warren s t s e cor 100x947 C

W Riecks to Abel F Goodnow 16250 GRAVESEND 5 955-1000 acres adj Adrian Bershy

ger A Berger to Henry Johnson of Gravesshyend 7146

April Ath OviNGTON av n B (indeft) 545x1703 Ann

Meier (widow) to Geo Marriott 400 CALYER st n s 25 w Guernsey st 25x75

Jane wife of T Howell to Fanny I wife of James D Mogg 1200

CHAUNCEY s t and Paca av s w cor 350x100 14 hs amp Is H Beales to John Davies 7000

COOK s t s s 250 e MorreU s t 25x100 h amp 1 H Grant to Erns t Schon 1100

D E G R A W s t B S 15210 w Columbia s t 17Ox 100 S A Church to Johannes Scharfeuberg (Q C ) nom

S A M E property J Scharfenberg to Peter Buhr 5000

E L M st n s 100 w WiUow s t 25x95 h amp 1 F Schmecker te John Y^-eger 1800

H A L S E Y s t s s 80 e Throop av 20x100 H A L S E Y s t s s 140 e Throop av 40x100 i H A L S E Y s t s s 200 e Throop av 60x100 [ H A L S E Y st s s 300 e Throop av 20x100 J

J Halliard to Henry Osborn 7000 H O O P E R s t n s 275 e Bedford av 66x100 F Scholes to Francis DuBois 5550 H E Y W A R D s t n s 336 e Wythe av 236x100

W WaU to Henry D a h l 800 H E Y W A R D s t n B 226 e Wythe av 336x100

H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E A i i i c k e s 1 0 0 0

H E Y W A R D st and Wythe av norfcherly cor) 226x100 I

H E Y W A R D sfc n w s 45 n e Wyfche av mdash f to River s t xmdash j H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E Adickes 1800

JOHNSON s t n s 75 e Smith s t 25x100 h amp 1 Margaretha wife of A Schmand to Joseph Herte 3100

K E A P s t n s 165 w Lee av 22x100 D K HaU to Martha W H wife of Morton B Smith of New York 13500

MCDONOUGH s t n s 100 w Hopkinson av 1 ll76x200

B E D F O R D av w s 40 s Taylor s t 20x90 | J P Knapp to John M Quackenboss of Montshygomery Orange Co N Y 25000

MESEROLE s t n s 175 e Leonard s t 25x100 A Ginter to Theodore F r e u n d 9075

O X F O R D s t w s 1498 s Lafayette av 214x 100 Clara L wife of A J Ddtger to Eliz A T Phelps 17000

P A C I F I C sfc n s 3539 e Carlton av 196x742 G M Stevens to Susan N Howard of East^ Chester N Y (Foreclos) 5000

P R I N C E s t e s 100 n Willoughby s t 25x85 -C W Frieling to Mai-tha A FrieUng (wishydow) (Q C) 400

P A C I F I C andColumbia sts n e cor 95x50 J Morton et al to John H Tate of Flatbush 6000

RODNEY s t s 6 1448 w Bedford av 448x100 J W Borcherding to Charles Kuehne-mundfc 5500

ST M A R K S pL n s 226 w Carlfcon av 21x131 J V Porfcer fco Pierre D Van Hoesen of New York 13000

SANDFORD sfc e s (No 229) J Fifczsiinmons to Jane L wife of Samuel D Thomas (Conshytract) 5500

U N I O N s t s s 290 e Hoyt s t 20xl00 J BeU fco Clara E wife of Abram Wilsey (B amp S) 3000

SAME properfcy Clara E wife of A Wilsey to Adeline E wife of John BeU (B amp S ) 3000

V A N B U R E N s t n s 325 w Franklin av 20x 100 Mary A wife of M Bunker to Phrebe H Weiss 5250

W I L L I A M st and Troyav s e cor 7091x100 S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann of New York (34 par t 833

W H I P P L E s t s e s 138 s w Throop av 15x 556x399x38 C Dit tmer to Rosa wife of J o shyseph Weininann 500

W H I P P L E st s e s 128 s w Throop av 25x 522xmdash-x38 Josephine Pfab (widow) to Jacob Rech (Correcting error) (QC) nom

SOUTH 5tii s t s s 80 w Sth s t 20x100 P Boshyvers to Franz Herrschaffc 1400

6 T H s t w s 121 s Soufch 4fch sfc 174x100 h amp 1 Sarah Clark tb David G Cay wood of New York 5600

I S T H st s w s 225 s e 5th av 25xl00 Soshyphia wife of D Fickeh to JiiUa M -wife of Soloshymon B RusseU 1100

B E D F O R D av and Rosa s t n w cor 100x110 hs amp Is J M Quackenboss to Joseph F Knapp 50000

D E K A L B av and Sandford st n w cor 31x83 h amp I B McAlasher to Edward Freel 500

F R A N K L I N av w s 13511 n Lefferts sfc 187x 12411 (irreg) Sarah Jwife of A TredweU to Edward R o w e 2626

H U D S O N av e s 1097 s Dekalb av 25x1005 W Simonson to Christian Hohn 4500

JOHNSON av s w s 100 n w Suydam s t 186x 10px57xmdash Phcebe E wife of C M Knowlton to Michael Naeder 1600

JOHNSON av and Baltimore pl s e cor 200x1 4752 ( X p a r t ) j

JOHNSON av and Cincinnati pl s e cor 200 ( 4548 (J^part) J S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann 2333

K E N T av s w s at intersection of centre Une of Rodney st if continued 125x1519 to Wall shyabout channel xl259xmdash P Scholes to Geo B Remsen of Hempstead L I 29200

L E W I S av e s 40 s P a l a s M s t 20x100 Sarah A wife of G Sturtevant fco Alex S Walsh of Jamaica L I 5500

NEW^ B U S H W I C K road and road adj Evergreen Cemetery northerly cor 11 372-1000 acres F Du Bois to Henry Hauselmann 18195

U N I O N av e s 53 a Montrose av 22x75 h amp 1 L Fink to Martin D i e r a u f 5200

V E R N O N av s s 300 e Flatbush plank road 100x150 J H Tate to Franklin H Know-er 8000

W E B S T E R av s s 363 e 2d s t 456x1093 i W E B S T E R av s s and Isfc s t s w cor 456 gt- -

X1093 ) J W Hull to John T Mackenzie 1800bull

A^ril nth A D A M S s t e s 75 n TUlary s t 266x539 (in-

deft share) Louisa -wife of G C Green fco -Henrietta L Sphraidt (B amp S ) 400

182 R E A L E S T A T E R E G ^ O R D

B A L T I C s t s amp 3154 w Clinton s t 34x100 J Frisbee to Harriet A wife of Jared Brewsfcer (Q C 1865) nom

B A N K E R st w s- 976 s Norman av ISlx 439 (error)

N O R T H 15TH st s w s 82 s e 2d s t 18x100 G A Sacchi to Henry Sacchi 140

B O X s t 8 s 175 w Oakland s t 25x100 M Grace to Nathaniel Morton of Plymouth Mass 900

BERGEN s t n s 230 w Saratoga av 120x1072 P Massa to John Stafford amp Alex Nichol 2400

CEDAR s t a e s 3807 n e Evergreen av 100x839 5 hs amp Is T S Olive to Henry Kearney 1750O

CLINTON s t e s 163 n Pierrepont s t 25xl00 A Querean to James Bailey 14250

DOWNING s t e a 350 s Gates av 25x100 Nancy M wife of J Irwin to Walter Green-ough 7000

H O O P E R s t n s 2214 w Matey av 80x100 _ F Scholes fco Peter J ODonohue 5060 J E F F E R S O N s t s s 2834 w Stuyvesant av

168x100 L Kenny to Thomas Garvey of New York 6000

L I N D E N boulevard n s 75 e proposed extension of Nostrand av 25x235 Charlotte wife of L Mendelson to Jos Leghorn of New York 3500

LOMBARDY st s s 155 w Morgan av 20x1265 (irreg) R C Combes to Severin Mejer1000

LOMBARDY s t s s 95 w Morgan av 60x986x mdashxl265 R C Combes to James H Saxton of Newark N J 2500

MADISON s t s a 475 w Nostrand av 25x100 C King to Harriet wife of Cuthbert C Gorshydon 7S00

M ONROE s t n s 150 w Patchen av 25x100 Nannie W wife of G A Gardiner to Win H Harrison 1700

NASSAU s t n s 200 e Gold s t 20x1071 h amp 1 B Donlon to John S Sfciger of New York 10000

N E L S O N s t n s 140 e Court s t 20x100 h amp 1 C M Felt to Fred k W amp Marie Moritz of New York 4750

OAKLAND s t e s 225 s Nassau ay 283x1 OOx 479xmdash P C IngersoU to EUza A wife of George H Stiles 1400

P E N N st s s 100 w Harrison av 202x100 C A Cushman to Wm B Pester 1110

P E N N s t s s 120 w Harrison av 203x100 G H Mellisch to WUliam B Pester 1110

R I C H A R D S and Van Dyke sfcs easterly cor 80x 20 W W Goodrich to Thomas CarroU 610

R U T L E D G E s t n w s 1634 s w Leeav SlSx 100 - A Lowerre to Alfred O Backus 4600

RYERSON s t w s 84 n Myrtle av 20x100 Eliz A H wife of A Y BirdsaU to S Josephine wife of Stephen T Birdsall 5500

SKILLMAN s t w s 1032 n Lafayette av 182 xlOO h ltamp 1 J McCarthy to EUen 0 L Co-halan 1000

STOCKTON s t s s 240 w Throop av 20x100 (Foreclos) G M Stevens fco Chas B Nichols of Albany 1000

STOCKTON s t n s 350 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Valentine Weissensee of New York 1100

V A N D Y K E s t n e s 20 s e Richards st 20 x80 W W Goodrich to Barnard Rom-ke 400

W A R R E N s t s s 4799 w Nevins s t 20x100 Letitia McCabe to Patr ick Dervin 1850

W I L S O N s t SO s of and Wythe av 774 e of (rear) 194x20 M Donovan to Charles P Kuchnemnndt 250

W I L S O N st s s 774 e Wythe av-194xl00 C Kuchnemundt to John M Borcherding 9500

SOUTH 5TH s t n s 170 e Oth s t 43x1004 P Bovers to Valentine Broker 2600

SOUTH 5Tn s t a s 60 w Sth s t 30x80 P Bovers fco Walfcer K Van Valkenburgh 1625

7 T H s t n w s 834 s w Norfch 6fch s t 16Sx 100 Harriefc L Nelson fco Sabrina B Au-bery nom

1 0 T H St n e s 170 s e 3d av 30x100 W Corboy to Jeremiah Corboy 3600

B E D F O R D av and Hewes s t n e cor 60x97 J WUde to Francis Du Bois 8350

B E D F O R D av e s 60 s Hooper s t 80x97 J WUde to Peter J ODonahue 11000

F R A N K L I N av w s 30 n Dean s t 30x80 h amp 1 J Stafford to Theodora wife of Ferd Massa 9000

K E N T av s w s intersection of centre line of Keap St if continued thence n w 1351x1519 to WaUabout channel xl359xmdash P Scholes to Oscar F Hawley Jr of New York 38200

LAFAYETTE avs S 88 W Adelphi s t 22x91x 12x9x10x100 R H u n t to Max HarnickeL 11000

LAFAYETTE avi s s 45 w Grand av 39x100 J T Barnard to Henry Blatchford 4400

LAFATETTE av s s 190 w Reed av 20x100 B amp 1 A DoU to JohnKle in 5000 L E W I S av and Bainbridigest s e cor 25x100

H Megchendorf to Theodore P r o s s e r 1900

MARCY av w s 651 s Dekalb av 910xmdash(irshyreg strip) J Sneddon to Charles M Titus of Ithaca N Y 3000

STOCKTON s t n s 375 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Constantino Be rnaue r 1100

T H R O O P av e s 623 w Gerry s t 209x119 A Simendinger to John Rueger 1000

WILLOUGHBY av u s 165 w Tompkins av 20x100 P Mead to Albert B King 5600

April Gth ATLANTIC s t s s 203 w Smith st 20x702

J Dietrich to Herman Thimig 12000 B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass s t 100x23x

mdashXmdashx25 J Hoyt to Chas Hoyt (Reconveyshyance) nom

B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass a t 100x23x mdashXmdashx25 C H Hoyt to Maria Douglass 400

CRANBERRY s t n s (No 35) 25x100 Grace wife of T R Hoole to Mott Bedell 13 500

DOUGLASS s t a w s 100 a e Bond s t 100x200 to Gowanus canal W P Powers to Edward P Davis and Ellen M wife of Henry Kelsey (C a G) 9125

SAME property Jul ia Davis et al to WiUiam B Nichols 18250

D E A N st a a 200 e Schenectady av 25x1072 h amp 1 G Evans to Victor Vierow 2700

SAME property V Vierow to Paul A Koch2900 E L M St n s 103 w Central av 22x71 E

Holdridge to Fanny Lotheringfcon 2300 GRATTAN and Bogart sts s e cor 100x50 FLUSHING and Johnson avs s w cor 159x595

xl00x25x50xl00 to Forest stxl6 P Bovers to Robert Adair 3225

H St a a 183 w Union av 20x1416 Anshytoinette A wife of G H Brisfcol to Caroline M Morgan of New Rochelle N Y 375

JACKSON and Front sts n e cor 75x100 JACKSON s t n s 75 e Front st aboufc 324x

100 T McGoey to Hugh Kaig of New York (B amp S) 15000

MADISON s t n s 1189 w Bedford av 189x100 h amp 1 Sarah wife of T Atkinson to George 0 Magown of New York 8000

MONROE st s s 160 w Marcy av 20x100 Sushysannah E C wife of W C Russell to Wm H Daycock 6800

P R E S I D E N T s t n s 112 w Van Brunt s t 19x50 h amp 1 P A E Koehnto AndwC Schmidt3250

P E N N s t s s 2247 w Lee av 205x100 h amp 1 H Irwin to David S Gidney 8000

P R E S I D E N T a t n s 155 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 135 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 115 w Bond s t 20x100

C M Earle to Alfred Wallis (Par t i t ion) 1800 STFUBEN s t w s 200 n Myrtle av 50x100 G

W Child to Michael Farrell 2100 VALWORTII St e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x100

C Weisheit to Charles MuUer 4000 W A R R E N s t n s ICO w Hoyt s t 20x100 h amp1

M Seyler to Horace K Thurber (B amp S)nom I S T H s t s s 118 e 4th av 1711x1002 h amp I

J Hirst to Wm A Virtue of New York 4000 18TH s t n e s 100 n w 3d av 25x1002 J

R Kuhn to Robert Ormeston (Foreclos) 300 ATLANTIC and Stone avs s e cor 200x100 ) P A C I F I C s t n s 150 e Stone av 50x100 f

S Emanuel to James H Kidder (B amp S)9000 F R A N K L I N av (No 288) b e t Lafayette and

Dekalb avs ( 2 D pl (No 17) b e t Henry and Clinton sts and j

all furniture and fixtures J J H Hubbard to Jacob R Duvall of New York (C) 35000

GATES av n s 80 w Ryerson s t 20x100 h amp 1 Hannah E wife of J A Greene to Thomas R BaU 11000

KINGSTON av w s 40 n Bergen a t 40x100 h amp 1 W A Vredenburgh to Kate L Trus-low 8080

MONTROSE av and Leonard s t s e cr 75x75 P V MorreU to Francis Pfeiffer 14000

SHEPARD and Bay avs s w cor 90xl00 Sashyrah V wife of B C ThornaU to Wm H Decker 3000

SAME property W H Decker to (jiUiert H Crawford nom

S A M E property G H Crawford to Cath D wife of Wm H Decker (B amp S) nom

A2Jri 8th B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smith s t 25x100 H

L Carr to Thomas HamUton (B amp S ) nom B A L T I C s t n e s 150 s e Smith st 25x100

N H Clemenfc to Thomas HamUton (Foreshyclose ) 4650

CLAY a t a a 170 w Union av 20x100 D A t -kin to P ia t t C IngersoU 4500

CONOVER s t e s 60 n Van Dyke at 20x80 p Hardy to Louia Garypie (Q C) nom

S A M E Property L Garypie to Emanuel Andershyson 1700

D E V O E St a s 1879 e Union av 20xl003 J Sherwood to Adeline A W i l s o n 2 2 0 0

D E A N s t a s 243 9 e Schenectady av 37x 1072 h amp 1 S J Styles to Mary wife of Thos Curry of Jersey City 3700

DIAMOND s t e s 200 n Nassau av 50x100 P C IngersoU to David Atkin 1750

E W E N s t w s 50 s Conselyea s t 25x100 h amp 1 P M Hall to John W Mulen 4200

F R O S T a t n a 150 w Smith s t 25x76 Lucy A wife of S Keeler to John W Vanderzee of New York 2800

H O O P E R s t n s 1214 w Marcy av 20x100 P Scholes to Charles Murray 1400

J E F F E R S O N a t s s 225 w Ralph av 50x200 D M Smyth to Robert H Eschenbach 1900

LIVINGSTON sfc n s 100 w Hanover p l 20x75 G M Stevens to Nicholas Cooper (Foreshyclose ) 5500

L U Q U E E R at 8 a 1568 e Clinton a t 2010x100 1 D Fletcher to Edward H K i d d e r 1 0 0 0

P A C I F I C sfc n s 380 e Porfcland av 20x100 Chariofcte S wUe of C G Klug to Wm Erd t -mann 9000

P A C I F I C s t n s 3755 w Nostrand av 1453 x786xll3 to Clove road xmdash to Pacific st Frances M S wife of D N Carrington to Stephen Pri tchard 10000

P R O S P E C T st s s 140 w Bridge s t 25x100 h amp I J Brower to Patr ick Moran 6000

P U L A S K I s t s a 125 e Stuyvesant av 20x1 100 I

PuLASKi St s a 205 e Stuyveaant av 20x f 100 J J McClean to George PoweU 11000

SACKETT a t n s 160 e Hoyt s t 20x100 L S MiUs to Edward H Kidder 3500

SCHERMERHORN s t s s SO e Smith at 20x100 G M Stevena to J Pierrepont Edwarda (Foreclos) 11250

SKILLMAN st e s 225 n Pa rk av 100x100 P Donlon to John S Stiger of New Y o r k 6000

ST J A M E S S pl e s 200 n Gates av 20x100 h amp 1 T Lambert to Thomas McStave 13000

SuYDAM St e s 8810 n Atlantic av 40x13810 xlO 7x296x1373 J RUey to Hephzibah wife of Wm D Murphy (C a G) 1000

SUYDAM s t n a 250 e WiUow a t 50x95 J W Naughton to Geo amp Charlotte Ledger 3500

TAYLOR s t a s 1898 w Wythe av 15x100 G M Stevens to Robert Ferrier of New York (Foreclos) 1000

2 D pL n a 1295 e Clinton s t 265x1335 N H Clement to Divine Burtis (Partit ion) 10025

2 D pl n s 766 e Clinton a t 265xl335 h amp I Jane wife of M T Gibbona to Isaac L McshyGay of New York 18000

2 D St S S 160 W Bond s t 20xlOO I D Fletcher to Edward H Kidder 5500

1 6 T H s t n e s 3014s e th av 25x100 P e shyter OHara to Patr ick OHara 1000

ViN B U R E N s t n s 250 e Throop av 25x100 T Simpson to Thomas Bagot 1000

WALWORTH a t e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x 100 C Muller to Julius Hansen and Charles Schneider of New York 5000

W Y C K O F F st n a 2913 w Rochester av 25x 1279 H Danernehin to Louis Marchold 1500

SAME property L Marchold to Anna M wife of Henry Danernhein (B amp S) 1-500

D E B E V O I S E av and Amoa a t s w cor 150x125 x200x25x50xl00 P Quinn to Mary A wife of

John E Capet 4000 D E K A L B av a a 100 w Stuyvesanfc av 10()x

100 J Y Pifcchefcfc to George Delatush of New Dover Middlesex Co N J 42500

GATES av n s 163 e Classon av 20x100 h amp 1 P Lamberfc to Wilkes Gay of New York 12500

GR-AND av e a 216 8 Gatea av 21x1016 T Skelly to Maria Brenner of Manhasaefc Queens Co L I 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 280 w Grand av 20x100 N Sfcevens to BveUue A Brainard nom

M Y R T L E av and Conselyea s t southerly cor 146x1036xl055 G G Dukes et aL to Edshyward Davies (C a G) 900

NORMAN av n s 50 w Diamond s t 25x95 J P Mahony to Edward Carney 1000

R A L P H av w s 872 n Dean s t 20x100 S Styler to Robert Lindsey 225

STUYVESANT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x 100 W Johnston fco John Rose 7000

S T M A R K S av s a 20 w Carlfcon av 20x81 C G Schneider fco John S Sfciger 12000

5 T H av e s 204 n 7fch s t 198x70 ) 9 T H s t n s 1576 a e 4fch av 19x90 J

Margarefc wife of E Kenney to Edward W Richardson 13000

April 9th B E L V I D E R E sfc S e B 2066 s w Beaver s t 25

x852 A Stockholm e t a l to Anton VigeshyU u s 900

CjCffiDMBiA St- n w s- 16 n e Sackett sfc 21x95 hi amp1 J Levisolm- to-WiUiam Mor r i s 8000

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 183

CLAY st n a 300 e Union av 75x100 ha amp Is L Dnbb fco Mary Kohn of New Y o r k 33000

CHESTNUT st s e a 300 s w Johnson av 25x 100 G G Diikes et al to Cafcharine Murray

G ) - 300 (C DOUGLASS s t a s 129 e Perry av 376x1276

C S Barker to Freelove D R o g e r s 1 0 0 0 E L L I O T T p l e a 4626 s Hanson pl 2010x100

Eliz F wife M B Swezey fco Emma wife of John Syms 7800

HANCOCK sfc n a 2042 w Sfcuyvesant av 2010 xlOO Mary P wife of J Flood to Hubbard L RusseU 750

H A M I L T O N s t w s 1615 n P a r k av 100x150 EUen H wife of C C Pa t t en to Mary A Hig-gin^ 10000

H I G H sfc s s 75 w Bridge sfc 25x100 (parfci-fcion) E A Hutchins to Henry Crum-mey 5000

LIVINGSTON st and Hanover pL n w cor 20x 75 h amp I N Cooper to Maria wife of CJhas R P i t t 6000

LE0N4RD St w s 60 n Powers s t 20x75 h ife I T Terry fco James Meakin Flushing L I and Henry Beales 3000

MARION sfc n s Lofcs 44 and 46 (Blk 8) Hunter Ply Farm 50x100 J Volke to Martin F Lindhorn 675

MACON at n s 145 w Tompkins av 20x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam P C Denike (Foreshyclos ) 250

OAKLAND and Freemen sfcs n w cor 25x100 M Walker fco James Law 1000

PiERREPOiNT St s s 125 6 CUnton St 25x100 A Allen J r to Abram AUen 25000

R O S E at s s 3904 w Bedford av 224x100 H Ranken to Hans C F Gatje 2000

SACKETT s t n s 99 a Hicks s t 1910x75x1x25 bull xlSlOxlOO M Shearmaji to Cath wife of

John Griffen S500 SACKETT s t n s 11810 e Hicks s t 1910x100

h ife 1 M Shearman to Cath wife of John Griffen 8500

V-AN D Y K E st n e s 40 s e Richards s t 20x 80 W W Goodrich to John H Von Be-bern 350

W A R R E N s t a s 12010 w 4th av 20x100 h amp 1 E S MiUs to Daniel A Youngs (B amp S) 5500

WASHINGTON s t e s 78 s Adams s t 25x996 h ltfe 1 B MueUer to Fredk Schmelcher 1400

7TH s t w s 748n e North l e t s t 25x80 Emily E wife of J Armstrong to Alfred Hobley 3500

9 T H St centre line 5109 e 3dav 25xtb n 125 G B Goldschmidt to James Morgan (C a G) 5000

SOUTH 9th s t s s 146 w 4th sb 50x100 J R Thomas fco Isfc Univeraalist Society WUshyliamsburg 8000

SOUTH 9th a t a a 121 w 4th s t 25x100 W W Armfield to 1st Universalist Society Wilshyliamsburgh 4000

1 0 T H St n e s 100 s e 2d av 22x100 E Brazwell to John Broderick 1000

2 3 D St s w s 4834 n w 5th av 168x100 J Crocker toAlfonzo E Bacon 3700

4 3 D s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1002 P P Page to John Cavanagh 2250

GATES av s s 204 w Ralph av 19x100 J Palmer to Michael FarreU 7500

April lOtJi A M I T Y s t n s 150 e Clinton st 25x100 ) CLINTON s t e s 75 n Amity s t 25x90

D Darrow to John Shuster 10000 B E R G E N s t s s 1975 e Smith s t 231x100

J Shuster to Daniel Dan-ow of New York9000 CHAUNCEY s t n s 370 w Lewis av 20x100

Carrie B wife of E D Valentine to EmUy A wife of H A Kent of Plainfield N J (Q C) nom

D E G R A W s t s s 200 e Smifch at 20x100 h amp 1 W J BedeU fco Nafchl A Boyn ton 11000

D I A M O N D s t n s 3164 e Main at S59xl599x 403x8710x200 W P Sweet to Diedrich WestfaU 5000

E L L I O T T pl (late Hampden a t ) w a 120n Lashyfayette av 33x100 h ltfe 1 Mary C Hawkins to Augusta A Becker 13000

H E N R Y s t e s 50 s Presidenfc sfc 35x117 Kath wife of J W GUbert to Catharine E Dohrmann 13000

H E R B E R T s t n w s 1709 s w North Henry s t 35x100 W Cooper to Margaret KeUy 400

H E R B E R T st s a 1603 w North Henry s t 50x 95 W Cooper fco Ml FuUen of New York850

H I C K S a t n w s 89 s w Sackett a t 33x100 Anna wife of J S Schoenfeld to Ada Duffy of New York 8000

I V Y St 8 e s 180 s w Central av 40x100 G J Murphy to Abraham Lowerre (Foreshyclos ) 400

PENNBt n s-38310 e Wythe av 20x100 N H Clements to James W Valentine (Foreshyclos ) 200

THOJIPSON s t w s 675 n Pa ten t av 55x026 (irreg) Mary Graf (widow) fco Andrew S Wheeler (Q C ) nom

2 D pl s s 300 e Court s t 25x1335 h amp 1 T Losee fco Henriefcta W C wife of Louis Arnstaedt 11800

SOUTH 3 D a t s a 100 e l l t h s t 25x95 A Saloskinsky to Patr ick Keegan 3000

5 T H s t about 128 a e and FUmore s t 53 n e (rear) 306x207x3311x237 The Industrial School Association to Jul ia A Stodder 267

8TH Stn s 1209e 3dav 25x100 J R Smith to Peter Plant in and Theo Person 1000

l lTH St n s 2393 e 6fch av 144x6911 h amp 1 T Gumming to Edward H Seeley 2000

U T H s t n a 2393 e Oth av 144x61111 h amp 1 E H Seeley to Wm H Applegate (More $1500) 1700

1 3 T H s t n a 2747 e 3d av 176x100 h amp1 Jane wife of J Mackie to Thoma a McComb (Mortga) nom

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 P C Junker fco Barbara Eberhardt nom

SAME property Barbara Eberhardt to Adelbeid wife of Henry Pet te 5000

15TH s t a w s 300 n w 6th av 3911x100 (irreg) C WUhelms et al to John Holmes3350

15TH s t n e s 9710 a e 7th av 25x100 Kath wife of P Remmet to Joseph Mosback J r 2500

1 8 T H s t s w s 84 n w 7th av 16x100 J Wood to Nancy wife of John Mace 1600

I S T H s t n s 400 e 10th av 20x1002 P Reynolds to Gerald McMurray (Foreclos) 3100

2 0 T H St n s 1616 w 7th av 206x100 H Lee to EUas B Weidler 700

3 2 D a t n s 425 e 5th av 25xmdash h amp 1 W Dunn to Christopher HaUiday of N Y 1700

A T L A N T I C av and John st s e cor 25x81 P Lauzer to Francis Vetter of N Y 800

GATES and Lewis avs s w cor 100x200 J D PhUlips to James Campbell 10100

H U D S O N av w s 563 s Lafayette s t 189x80 P Leib to Mathias Windecker J4 part) (Q C) 3C00

M Y R T L E av n s 14411 e JeiFeraon s t 25x68x 68 to Jefferson s t x25x5Sx5S J J McCrum to Henry WUla 2800

NOSTRAND av e s 312 n Myrtle av 21x90 M J Shipton fco James J Thomson nom

P O R T L A N D av w s 483 s DeKalb av 24x913 h amp 1 L Kane to George Crary 24000

2 D and Ovington avs n e cor 100x125 New Utrecht J A Perry to the Bay Ridge Athe-neuni 1500

S H E P A R D av w s 100 n G a y s t 25x100 L Cm-fcis fco Margaret wife of Jacob Pefcerson (Q C) nom

S A L T meadows of grantor in 10th Ward adj Polhemus amp Denton ife Creek to J C Preels mill pond G A Powers to A D Clutfcer-buck (Q C) 500

April llth B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smifch sfc 25x100 J

Power to Thomas Hamilton (B ife S) nom C E N T R E a t e a 50 a Broadway 50x100 Harshy

riet M wife of E E Cornell to Anton Metzen-dorf 500

CONSELYEA st n s 225 w Ewen st 25x100 G Jackson to Thomaa H CorneU 5250

D E A N at n a 2496 w Nevina s t 21x100 C W Eldridge to Andrew Ayres (B amp S) nom

E L L E R Y a t n s 250 w Throop av 25x100 Annet ta wife of J B CanaveUo to Jacob Schmidt 900

GARNET s t n s 80 w Court s t 20x10 C H BaUey to Daniel Callahan of New Y o r k 6000

H A R T s t s a 120 e Yatea av 30x100 F Reynolds to George W Mead (Foreclos) 3900

JOHNSON s t n s 135 w Humboldt a t 25x100 Maria Meyer to Peter Fabee 3100

MONROE s t ri s200 w Tompkins av 20x100 F Wood to Frances C wife of F rank M Thor-b u m 6500

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 34 35 amp 36 75x100 hs amp Is T S Shortland to Richard H Laimbeer 27000

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 31 32 amp 33 75x100 hs amp la Mary A Shortland (widow) to Richard H Laimbeer 38000

R O D N E Y a t n s 254 e Bedford av 22x100 Maria wife of G Peacock to M P M de la Figaniere nom

RUTLEDCiE st and Wythe av n -w cor 80x100 J Frye to Josiah N Christmas 7000

R U T L E D G E st a a 160 w Marcy av 20x100 h amp 1 T Q Holcomb to James O r r 6500

U N I O N s t n s 3094 w Smith s t 158x100 h amp 1 J S BaUey et al (Exra) to Edward P Raymond 7750

W H I P P L E a t n a 200w Throop av 25x100 G Binns to Johann Ritfcer of L L Cifcy 4000

W Y C K O F F s t s w s ^ 315 n w Bond s t 20x 100 h amp L C H Kessler to Geo W^ Drees of New York 5500

N O R T H 2D sfc a s 61 w 6th at 88x995x25x402 x603x236x7x100 The Industrial School Asshysociation to Daniel Schaefer 5136

3 D s t n s 14011 e Smith st20x80 h amp L EmUy W wife of J Baiz to Wm H McCool of NewYork 8000

5 T H a t w s 122 n North 3d s t 50x100 h amp 1 Ann wife of John Grigg to Nicholas S Tu-nison 18 COO

13TH s t a s 17310 w Oth av 25x100 C L Barnett to James A Van Brunt (Foreshyclos) 850O

14Tn s t n e s 29710 n w Sth av 25x100 A McGrath to FelLx J Duffy 6000

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 Adelheit wife of H Fe t t e fco August amp Henry Immig and John Schoen 5000

31 ST s t s w a 325 s e 3d av 25x100 J Moshynas to Mary and Edward McCormick (B amp S) 1 300

ATLANTIC a v n a 2510 w WUUams av 25x 773 (irreg) M Donnelly to Ludwig Ershyn e s t 8000

CARLTON av e s 3373 s Park av 25x100 A Schepper to Cafcharine Mendel 3300

CARLTON av w s 873 a Park av 25x100 G M Sfcevena to Sarah CampbeU (Foreshyclos) 2700

FLUSHING and North Portland avs a w cor 226x75x376x812 P Murtagh to Whitmon Kenyon and Albro J Newton 12000

N E W J E R S E Y av e s 100 n Broadway 75x100 I W Vanderveer to Henry Wright 1500

PUTNAM av a a 40 w Classon av 20x80 H McLaughlin fco Annie wife of Edward A Dushybey 6000

P U T N A M av s s 450 w Ralph av 50xl00 Mary E wife of J B Gardiner to Eliza B Garrett 1200

P U T N A M av n s 320 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swimm to Theo B Gafces and John H Doherfcy 9000

P U T N A M av n s 340 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swknm to Uriah HiU J r of PeekskiU N Y 8000

S T M A R K S av n laquo 80 w Carlton av 62x131 x42x326x20x986 E Mettler to Benjamin Bstes 8000

7TH av and 17th st southerly cor 80x20 h ife 1 G H Mehrhoff to Henry Ogger of Wash- -ington Bergen Co N J 4800

April Vith B A L T I C s t n s 2194 n w 5th av 20x100

Mary C wife of R H Robinson to WUUam T Beatty 5100

CONCORD s t a a 50 e Liberty a t 55xl5Sx46x 52x204 Ann wiife of J Libby to Society for Aid of Friendless Women and ChUdren 30000

E A G L E s t n s 150 e Union pl 50x100 ha amp Is A De Groot to Geo Grassick of New York3500

E W E N s t e s 75 n Jackson s t 25x100 J M Steams to Sarah A wife of Jereiniah Has shytings (B amp S) 3000

G O L D s t e a 357 a WiUoughby a t 22x85 R C Dingee to Maria wife of Chas Good^vin 6000

H A M I L T O N st e s 718 a Lafayefcfce av 198x 75 Francea F wife of H S Rigga to James L Brumley 6000

H O P K I N S a t s a 3126 e Marcy av 189x100 D Barnet t to Geo W Mead (Foreclos) nom

MACON s t a s 100 w Throop av 200x80 C L North to Agnea S wife of WUliam J McshyCord 20000

N O R T H s t s s 1189 e 10th s t 273x95 P Reynolds to Fanny Cohen of New York (Foreshyc l o s ) 3 7 0 0

N O B L E s t s s 395 e Franklin s t 25x100 Eliz J wife of B - T Lafrance to Haniiah M wife of W H Rodman 8500

P E N N a t B e s 90 a w Bedford av 16x100 h amp l Eiriina wife of R Eschenbach to Ot to Schneeloch 7000

P E N N st s e a 90 s w Bediord av 16x100 h amp 1 O Schneeloch to Robert H Bachen-bach (Q C) 7000

QUINCEY s t a s 100 w Patchen av 200x100 Josephine wife of F Ofcard to Robert T Dodge 6500

QUINCEY s t n s 3298 e Stuyvesant av 204x 100 J A White to Isaac S Brundage 2000

QUINCEY s t s s 347 e Classon av 69x8() L A Catlin to WUUam Maguire 6000

R o s s s t n w 8 100 n e Bedford av 116x100 C H FeUows to WiUiam E Chapman 24000

RYERSON s t w a 692 n Park av 1611x36x 176x396 J C Ruatin to Michl B u m s 3400

S I G E L (lateMarshaU) a t s a 50 w Leonard a t 25x100 h amp L N Wahl to Theodore amp CaroshyUne Stark of New York 6000

SOMERS s t s a 2946 e Stone av 196x100 P SuUivan to WiUiam Dryden 775

STOCKHOLM a t ii s 343 ri e Myrtle av_j_83x SOxmdashx8x35plusmn12xl00 h amp 1 R GUI to EUengt Baird 3500

184 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

S O U T H 3 D atNn a at s w cor of building known as Trustees HaU 35x100 Virginia bullwife of J J Briest to John Higgins of New York 4500

41ST s t s 6 100 e 1st av 250x1003 Jane A HaU et al to John A LightaU of New Brunsshywick N J 3000

B E N N E T T av w s 150 s Broadway 50x100 E L L I O T T av e s 375 s Broadway 35x100 )

F Bovera to Silas L Church of Canaan Coshylumbia Co N Y 8750

F L U S H I N G av s s bet Marcy and Tompkins avs 3 lots F Vandervoort et al to Abraham Vandervoort of New York nom

U N I O N av amp Richardson st n e cor 50x100 P B Amory to Patr ick McGarry 1300

H E I R S of Samuel Garrison Flatbush (Map 209) lots 64 65 102103 P S Cooke to W Arshymour 186

A2gtril 13th BALTIO s t n e s 2194 n w Sth av 20x100

W T Beatty to WUliam H Ames of New York 8000

B O E R U M s t n s 100 e Smith s t 25x100 L Michel to Heinrich Engel 7000

C A R R O L L s t s s 2764 w 7th av 1714xl23x 1836x1395 E S MUls (special guardian) to Mary E Carman 14000

SUiE property Mary E wife of J S Carman to James Wilson of New York 24000

C E N T R E s t e a 150 n Sackett s t 50x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to Elizabeth Benz 1800

D E A N s t n s 100 e Grand av 108x110 S M Parsons to Francis E Daua (Foreshyclos) 2700

D I A M O N D a t w s 38410 n Van Cott av 25x 100 AUce P wife of S H Pine to Patr ick Kelly 800

E L D E R T a t a s 2104 e Broadway 198x100 i E L D E R T s t s s 230 e Broadway 20xl00

T Hegarty to Thomas Smith (Mortg $8500 and back aasessments) Exchange and 12000

F R O S T s t and Union av n e cor 100x50 P B Amory to Thomas Farmer 1200

G R E E N E s t n s 325 w Union av 25x100 T Martin to Edward C Smith 1000

H A R T s t n a 235 w Throop av 40xlOO J P Rappelj^ea to WiUiam H Jones 2000

H E N R Y a t w s 80 n Summit at 20x1076 h amp L J Bushong to Humphrey S Anderson 10000

H E Y W A R D s t n s 293 e Lee av 196x100 G M Stevens to John Lawrence of New York (Foreclos) 5000

H I C K S st w s 250 n Degraw s t 175x976 i H I C K S s t e s 350 n Degraw s t 30x976 f

J Fet t re tch to Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscombe of New York 27300

M O N R O E st n s 275 w Patchen av 100x100 G H Holbrook to Aaron H Wellington of New York 4000

M Y R T L E st n s 475 e Evergreen av 50x639x 509x548 h amp 1 M C Delamater to Phoebe E -wife of Charles M Knowlton (Mortg $700) 1300

S A C K E T T at n s 796 e Hicks s t 196x75 h amp 1 M Shearman to Gunther Mendorf 8000

S T A T E and Boerum sta a w cor 50x90 T Minrphy to John Curley (Legal sale) 20100

S T A T E s t n s 939 w Court s t 06x80 E H StoweU to WUUam H Wickham 2500

T R U X T O N s t n s 314 e Stone av 196x100 P Sullivan to Thomas Ryan 675

U N I O N st and Sth av southerly cor 733x90 L V Cortelyon to Patr ick Hickey 13000

VAN B U R E N s t n a 401 w Throop av 37x100 P Castner (Exr) to Emma V wife of Charles IsbiU 1500

W Y C K O F F s t n s 100 w Schenectady av 222x135

W Y C K O F F st n s 1443 w Schenectady av i-663x135x359x1307 to Bergen s t x406x | 3557 J H B Starr to Maria Mansfield of New York 2500

4 T H s t e s 839 n Grand st 18x572 (irreg) G M Stevens to Oscar H Stearns (Foreshyclos) 3500

8 T H st and 3d av junction centre lines thence s e 1609 X thence s w 130 x thence n w 359 Xthence a w 130 to 9th s t x thence n w 125 X thence n e 260 T CUfford to Henry C Steneok (Correcting error) ( Q C ) nom

B E N N E T T av w s 300 a Blake av 25x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Charles E Patterson of New York (Mortg $1250)1750

G A T E S av s a 200 e Lewis av 25x100 Eliz bullwife of J McGinnis to WiUiam Wheatley 4600

O R E E N E av s B 100 e Throop av 20x100 P Castner (Bxr) to John CroUus of New York (Exrs deed) 9500

L E E av w s 80 n Taylor s t 20x100 h amp 1 EUa C C wife of T Bewley to John H Bew-ley of Richmond Co S I 10000

M I L L E R av w s 200 s Division av 40x100 -F Cobb to AuguBtus HUl of Newark N J7000

M E E K E R av (late Williamsburgh and Newtown Pike) s e s (18th Ward) 9 2-100 acres J o shyanna Huls t to George Hu l s t (l-9th par t ) 3333

SAME property EUza Rappelyea [(widow) to George H u l s t (l-9th part) 3333

S M I T H av e s 1376 n Baltic av 376x100 J S Stiger to Oliver H Pierson 4500

S N E D E K E R av w a 155 n Liberty av 20x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Augustus HUl of Newark N J 5500

T H R O O P av and Middleton st s e Cor 20x78 A J Lamb to John H Pickens of New York 6800

U N I O N av a s 50 w Schenck av 25x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to EUzabeth Benz 2000

U N I O N av s a 50 w Schenck av 25x100 S S Hemingway to Edward MUler (Foreshyclos) 1800

V A N SICLEN and Union avs n e cor 100x25 P Cobb to John L Warker of East New York 2700

WILLOUGHBY av n i 275 e Marcy av 166x 100 Agnes Boerum to Richard C Addy 1188

WILLOUGHBY av n a 2916 e Marcy av Agshynes Boerum to David B Morehouse 1404

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av and 65th s t ) a w cor 1002x100 J Cumminga to Gord Heinrich Henjes 220

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av) n a 252 e 66th a t 25x 100 G H Henjes to John Christof Henjes 200

April loth C H E E V E R pL w s 1834 s Harrison s t lOSx

886 J Schmitt to Eliz S wife of Chas P Fay 5750

D E A N s t s s 3788 w Sackman st 19x78 (irshyreg) G G Barnard to John John C Smith (Foreclos) (Mort $1000) nom

EOKFOHD s t e s 125n Nassau av 35x100 P C IngersoU to Lawrence Freeland 1200

E L D E R T a t a s 1596 e Broadway 5010x100 P A Ledoux to Thomas Smith 18000

E L D E R T a t s a 250 e Broadway 198x100 P W Ledoux to Thomas Smith Exch amp 6000

G R E E N s t n a 250 e Union av 25x100 Maria R wife of J Kal t to Anton Gabry-lemcz 1000

J A Y s t e s 325 n Willoughby s t 25x1076 P Bunker to Thomas EUiott 7777

L Y N C H s t s e s 425 n e Marcy av 100xlOO Frances L wife of W H Ludlow to Mathias Bindiim 4000

MADISON a t n s 319 w Nostrand av 32x1348 Grace P wife of G H Hughes to Charles C Mudge 7000

M A R I O N a t s s 25 w Ralph av 189x100 W Radde to Nicholaus Muller 1000

MoFFATT St n s 120 e Broadway 100x100 T Hegarty to Thomas Smith 25500

MONROE s t n s 285 w Marcy av 20x100 F C Vrooman to Sarah wife of Henry B Porshyter 6300

P A C I F I C at n s 2884 e Bond st 168x90 Ann M wife of J F Marschalk to John Surin 8000

QUINCEY s t s s 185 e Nosfcrand av 20x100 J T NeweU fco Anna Schwalbe of New York 11000

R O D N E Y st n w s 188 a w Lee av 314x100 h amp 1 W Lamb efc al fco Sarah R Marr 13000

R I C H A R D S afc a e a 80 n e Van Dyke sfc 30x 100 W W Goodrich to Eliz wife of Aug D B F rank 430

U N I O N at and Johnaon pl n w cor 100x150 J C Yorston to Walter K Yorston of New York 3000

W Y C K O F F s t n s 78 w 3d av 180x100 9 hs amp Is D Barnet t to Le-wis Colby (Foreshyclos ) 15300

W Y C K O F F s t n a 278 w 3d av 20x100 ) W Y C K O F F s t n s 258 w 3d av 20x100 j

D Barnet t to Lewis Colby of Boston Mass (Forecloa) 200

W Y C K O F F at a a 240 e Bond st 18x100 G M Stevena to Maria F MiUa of Portchester N Y (Foreclos ) 3700

W Y C K O F F s t s s 266 e Bond s t 18x100 G M Stevens to Ellen M Wight of Portchesshyter N Y (Foreclos) 3700

1ST p i 8 a 1746 e Clinton s t 31x1335 El shylen L Voorhees (-widow) et al (Exrs) to Har shyriefc M wife of Wm B KendaU nom

7 T H sfc w s 70 n Di-vision av 10x1499x335x 35x808 Rnfch T -wife of W Hicka fco Barnar-dus N Wafcfca 3000

3 3 D s t n s 175 e lOfch av 35x100 J Dennis to Andrew S Wheeler 350

A T L A N T I C av and Hicks sfc n e cor 346x59 11 E L Frosfc fco Pafcrick Walsh 25500

B E D F O R D av w s 30 a Cljrmer a t 30x90 I L O T in rear of above 10x30

Adela M McOreary to Everett P Wheeler of N e w Y o r k 13000

B U T L E R av w a 375 s FiUfcon av 35x100 V Sohulfcheis to Johann C Kehrwieder 700

CLERMONT and Pa rk avs n w cor 80x213 G M Stevens to Rufus Ressequie (Foreshyclos) 3800

D E K A L B av s s 125 w Yatea av 25x100 H B Gourley to Mrs E L Dora Loine of New York 5000

D E K A L B av a a 130 w Oxford s t 20x56x455 x84x100 hs amp la W P Eno to Henry A Darrin of West Brighton S I (Mortg $8375) 10000

G A T E S av n a 20 w Cambridge pl 20x100 D C WUson to Edwin H Gardner 11800

GATES av s a 80 w Grand av 20x100( I n shydeft share) Zillah Robinson (widow) to Mary Robinson (Q C) 3333

GATES av amp St Jamess pl n w cor 20x759 E H Gardner to David C WUson 16000

GRAHAM av and Jackson at s w cor 16x 75 J Williams to Geo W Miner of New York 1600

LAFAYETTE av n a 20 e Nostrand av 2Ux65 Charlotte AUen to Eliza C Porshen 3475

L E W I S av w a 60 s Decatur at 20x100 R Merchant to Curtia L North (Foreclos) 400

PORTLAND av w s 1403 a Dekalb av 22x 100 brown-stone houae Naomi H wife of J E De Wit t to Mary B wife of Jesse S Carshyman 21000

U N I O N av a s 96 w Eldert av 48xl00 Jane C wife of C Truax to Wm J Parson of New York (Q C) nom

SAME property C R Snell to Jane C wife of Charles Truax (Q C) nom

VASHINGTON av w s 80 a WUloughby av 20x95 G H Pinney to Franklin and Anna Chase 14000

WASHINGTON av w s 20 s Willoughby av 20 x95 G H Pinney to Jul ia A wife of Ferdishynand Van Siclen 14000

WAVERLEY av s e s 3756 a w Flatbush rd 100x1977 (irreg) W Wade to Henry Tien-ken 17000

106 LOTS in 14th 15tli amp 17th wards on parti-j tion map

348 LOTS property of J B Taylor and G A j Sacchi J J Allegri to Thos P Secor pf New York 18000

GRVVESBNDmdashHubbard st and Centre pl easterly cor 45x1144 J De Nyse to George W King 1000

A2)ri IQt BROADWAY n e s about 445 n w Union av

about 55x11)0x25x25x100 (kreg lofc anil gore) D L Jones to Thomas Hines (B amp S)200

BROADWAY and P a r k av s w cor 57llx293x 303x618 M Christman to WUliam it Louise Frey tag ofHickviUe L 1 2400

CARROLL s t n s 15 e Van Brunt s t 20x60 h amp 1 M Hughes to John D Moran 4300

C E N T R E st n s 190 e Clinton st 25x100 G M Stevens to Catharine L Babcock (Foreshyclos) 1400

COLUMBIA a t e a 943 n Cranberry s t ISlOx 100 h amp 1 H Davis to John C Bach of New York 13900

D E G R A W st a s 240 e Smith at 20x100 W J BedeU to Dominick Dixon and George Ross 11000

D E G R A W s t s a 220 e Smith s t 20x100 W J BedeU to George B Forrester 11000

D E A N s t a w s 22010 s e Smifch sfc 2010x 100 Magdalena C K wife of R Barfchelmess to Pauline wife of Louis Niessen (Error ) 8000

E L M st and Myrtle av n e cor 51x51 G Kneeland to Arabella Kneeland nom

F L O Y D s t n a 325 w Yatea av 25x100 C Houseman to Geo Loffler and Dorothea Hufshynagel 1100

G O L D s t e s 379 s WUloughby s t 23x85 M R Walsh to Godfried Spingler 6300

G W I N E T T a t n w s 214 s w Throop av 30x 100 E Bond to Chriatoph Lutz 1000

H I G H a t a a 75 e Gold s t 35x76 EUz Hayes (widow) to Eliz wife of Wm Hayes 4500

H i G H s t a a 696 w Gold st 352x976 h amp l J Sproot to WiUiam Staples 7350

K E A P st n s 60 e Wythe av 30x100 R GeU to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 7000

K E A P s t n w a 80 n e Wythe av 30x 100 Mary L wife of A D B a u d to Peter W Langley 7000

K E N T s t n a 150 e Union av 35x100 F Canahen to Patr ick Rooney 1500

LEONARD s t e s 80 s Withers s t 30x7510 h amp 1 J E lUingworth to WilUam P Fitzgib-bons 2500

MACON at n a 125 w Tompkins av 30x100 G M Stevens to Efangham H Nichols of New York (Foreclos) 500

M A D I S O N s t s s 300 w Tompkins av 60x100 H Taylor to Theodore W S-wimm 15300

NASSAU s t n a 180 e Gold s t 30x1071 Anria H V wife of D H GUdersleeve to Samuel French of N e w Y o r k 8650

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 185

M O N R O E st e s 375 s Union av 150x96 E L D E R T av w -s 100 n Union av thence w

193xmdash two lots U N I O N av n a 48 e Monroe at 48x100

R Merchant to John L Cadwalader of New York (Foreclos) 3350

P E N N s t n s 1836 e Wythe av 198x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam H Dannat of New York (Forecloae) 500

P O W E R S a t s s 1626 e Graham av 189x75 J W Pitzsimons to Juliua G Tueh 3750

P R O S P E C T pl n s 32 e Carlton av 31x95 J L Sleight to Robert Purey 18500

R U T L E D G E a t n a 138 w Bedford av 16x100 h amp L R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 6000

R U T L E D G E at n a 200 w Bedford av 15x100 h amp 1 R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newshyark N J 6000

R Y E R S O N a t w s 354 n Pa rk av 1611x436x 176x47 h amp 1 J C Rustin to Jaques and Louis RothUsberger of New York 2600

W A S H I N G T O N and Tillary sts n w cor 25x80 (irreg) D W Northup to Bernard McCafshyfrey (Foreclos) 12100

4 T H pl n a 200 w Court s t 100x100 G B Glover to Edward W Richardson (B amp S) nom

S O U T H 5th s t n s 52 w Oth s t 16x734 G W Summer to Henry S Fi r th 7000

1 2 T H s t n s 350 e 3d av 189x100 h amp 1 J Gough fco Lawrence Weber 4900

A T L A N T I C and Schenck avs n w cor 104x75 A B Master^ to Cafcharine Kelly of Easfc New York (Foreclos) 2300

B U S H W I C K av and Woodbine sfc norfcherly cor 100x1038 Mary L wife of W H P ink efc al to Duncan E Mackenzie 6450

D E K A L B av s s 346 w Reed av 196x80 D E Mackenzie to Mary L P ink and Martha A BuU 9000

D E K A L B av a a 100 w TompMna av 50x200 W V Le Count to Sarah E wife of Thomas Palmer J r 7000

D E K A L B av n s 3876 e Nostrand av 189x 100 h amp 1 Annie L wife of S B Struchfield to Helen J Cortis of East New York 6 000

E L D E R T av w a 300 s Union av 305xthe block (irreg) R Merchant to John L Cadshywalader of New York (Foreclos) 3200

F R A N K L I N av w a 120 a Dekalb av 20x100 E Sherman to Sylveater Biasell of Hartford Conn 9000

G R E E N E av s a 1845 w FrankUn av 20x93 ) I N D E F T lot probably rear of above 20x25 )

MaryB Bunker (widow) to H y A Archer12000 G R E E N E av n s 95 e Classon av 20x93 A

H Clark to Nicholas Duffy of Newark N J 1600

G R A N D av e s 133 a Gates av 21x1016 T Skelly fco Angle wife of Hy T Kneeland 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 20 w Oxford s t 20x80 S BisaeU to Mary A Bunker 12000

L E E av e s 84 n Rutledge at 16x77 h amp 1 R Gill fco Pefcer W Longley of Newark N J 6000

L E W I S av and H a r t sfc n w cor 100x100 2 hs amp Is Josephine wife of F Ofcard fco Peter W Longley of Newark N J 24000

L E W I S and Dekalb ava n e cor 80x20 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Annie L wife of Seles B Stuchfield 9750

S H E P A R D av e a 100 a Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Edward S Hoffman of Morria-town N J (Foreclos) 1500

S H E P A R D av e s 150 s Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Jos Schluchtner of East New York (Foreclos) 3016

U N I O N av and Monroe st a e cor 40x100 R Merchant to Helen J Cortis (Foreclos) 500

U N I O N av and Monroe sfc a e cor 48x100 Helen J wife of T T Corfcis fco Valenfciae Kopp of Eaat New York 3000

W I L L O U G H B Y av s a 17 e HamUton s t 17x 100 J WUletts to Ora M wife of Edward M JeweU 13300

W Y C K O F F av s- s 200 s Fulton av 47x100 H H Kat tenhom to Eliz M -wife of JOB J Elsegood of Bast New York 3500

5 T H av n w s 50 n e 13th s t 25x9710 J Coleinan to Johannah wife of Fred Ringel3000

GRAVESEND to Brooklyn road adj Van Siclena 369x330 C J Van Siclen to Henry J Van

Siclen 500

April Vith A S H Bt B s 100 w Oakland s t 125x200 T m s -

teea Union CoUege to James A C h u r c h 9000 B E L V I D E R E at s e s 225 n e Broadway 25x

848 I DeBevoise to Anton VigeUns (exrs bull deed) 900

B U T L E R st n s 215 w Classon av 20x131 also lot in Newtown Sarah K -wife of H B Ke t shycham to James M c K e e 8 000

CHURCH st and Smith av westly cor 110x50 (New Utrecht) J Kastendieck to Bridget Osborne (widow) New Utrecht 1500

C H E E V E R pl w s161 n Degraw a t 21x886 h amp 1 P Burke to Alphonzo E Gordon of New Brunswick N J 12000

COURT st w a 60 s President st 20x65 h amp 1 W H Kenyon to Jessie W wire of Alexr W Kyle 15000

CUMBERLAND s t w a 23110 n Atlantic av 20 xlOO E C RusseU to Daniel Fowle r 10000

D E A N st n a 1854 w Smith sfc 20x1005 hamp 1 F H Smith to WUliam J Roche 6000

D E A N st n s 2688 e Grand av 168x100 L I B E R T Y av s a 40 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 L I B E R T Y av a s 20 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 J 0 B Wilson to C Alonzo Brown of New York 9000

D E V O E s t s s 3335 w Lorrimer s t 20x1003 H Brundage to Amanda M wife of S W Deshyvoe (B amp S) nom

DEGRAW s t n s 216 8 w Smith sfc 168x100 J V D Jacobson fco Jacob F Oakley of New York 7000

F U L T O N st s s 40 e Hanover Place 20x60 h ife 1 E C PuUer to James McMahon 12000

H E W E S s t n s 2567 w Bedford av 18x100 G Pancoast to Edward Gateson of WUliama-burgh 4925

H I C K S at w s 2456 n State s t 176x100 h amp 1 E W Fargo to James M Benham 3500

jEtTERSON St s s 161 0 Ormond Place 21x 100 Adeline B wife of L G Spring to Charshylotte R wife of Conway M Jenkins 6250

LuQUEER St s s 155 e Columbia s t 25x100 B A Hegeman et al (Exrs) to John Rash-ley 800

MADISON a t n s 2668 e Marcy av 168x100 R P Newcomb to Louisa Strong of Newark N J 6000

MoKRELL St e a 50 n Cook a t 25x100 h amp 1 J Kleinheim fco Mary wife of Martin Gorshyman 3000

P A C I F I C a t a s 300 e Grand av 17x110 h amp 1 G F Laurence to WilUam H Taylor nom

P E N N s t s s 2016 e Lee av 202x100 h ltfe 1 M D Earle to Sophia L wife of George L Wood 9000

P R E S I D E N T s t S a 200 w FrankUn av 1072x 180x124x1187 H M Needham to WiUiam P Sweet (Foreclos) 3350

R E M S E N a t n s 388 w Court a t 22x100 Harr iet Rogers (widow) to Frederick A Ward 22500

SCHERMERHORN st n s 400 e Smith st 25x 100 F J Breithaupt to James Boyd of New York 18000

SKILLMAN st e s 2579 n Myrtle av 26x100 G M Stevens to Merchs amp Traders Fire Ina Co (Foreclos) 3 700

V A N B R U N T s t n w s 75 s w SuUivan s t 2o x90 F Ro th t o Pa t r ick Conners 3000

W A L T O N at n w a 90 a w Marcy av 60x90 (irreg) R M Hardy to Pat r ick D a r b y 3700

W A R R E N st and Utica av s e cor 90x25 Sophia J wife of W C Sharpley to Mordecai Johnson 500

W Y C K O F F s t n e s 2355 n w Oth av 44x 100 R B Wade to Thomas F Stevenson 4400

SOUTH 4th s t n a 120 w 2d a t 20x106 J W Byard to Pat r ick GUlespie 6400

N O R T H 4th a t s s 78 w Sth a t 22x50 P Dougherty to James Nash 850

S O U T H 5th st s s 1786 w 4th s t 25x100 H H Smith to Francis J HiU nom

1 7 T H St n e s 3563 s e 3d av 189x100 Frances B wife of R S Higgins to Mary wife of Pat r ick M McGovern 7000

2 0 T H s t n a 325 w Oth av 25x100 S W Strickland to Theodore Gieges 2000

4 0 T H s t n s 1334 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New York 4000

4 0 T H a t n a 350 e 3d av 168x1003 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New

York 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 2834 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MlarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 200 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t na 2668 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp

1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU 4000 ATLANTIC av s a 140 e Rochester av 20x100

Louisa S Wendt to BUhu Ayres of New York 1 0 0 0

B E D F O R D av w a 358 a WUloughby av 216x-100 bro-wri-stone house EUen A -wife of E

Ortiz to Rachael TUton 12500 B U S H W I C K av and Varet at a w cor 50x563

J McBride fco Andrew S McBride giJEt and 1200 LAFAYETTE av n s 200 e Stuyvesant av lOOx

100 Josephine -wife of F Ofcard to Charles M James 4000

LAFAYETTE av n s 259 e Bedford av 19x100 J McDermott to Thomas W Keating 5000

L E W I S av w s 80 s McDonough a t 40x95 T HaU to Curtis L North 3000

P O R T L A N D av e s 387 n Lafayefcfce av 22x 100 R N Peterson to Daniel W McWU-liams 14000

R E I D av and Quincey a t n e cor 200x325 Josephine wife of P Otard to Robinson GUI 24500

9 T H and Prospect avs s e cor 80x200 E Louisa wife of G P Bergen and Rebecca J wife of Silas B Dutcher to Thomas McshyCann 139^35

W E S T C H E S T E R

A2-)ril 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16

BEDFORD

100 ACRES on road leading from Bedford to Ridgefield adj land of Stephen Green Benj B Newman to James Stutt of Brooklyn N Y 8250

M Y R T L E av j(Mt Kisco) n w cor Myrtle av and Grove st 100x275 Merritt SmaUey to Annie Jane Knapp of Bedford 5000

GROVF s t (Mt Kisco) a w s 150 s Myrtle av 75x100 Moses W Fish to John A Cronk of Bedford 200

38 ACRES n w s road from Bedford to Katonah adj land formerly of Squire Wood Sen Mary E Parless efc al to Harriet E Anderson of Eastchester N Y 17000

973^ ACRES w s highway from Cherry st fco Soshymers adj land of Mrs Brown Jesse Dingee to Sarah A Harris of Bedford 4300

97 ACRES a s road leading from A Suttone to Samuel H Kriappa adj land of Henry Lyon John T Carpenter to Andrew G Carpenter of Bedford 14000

CORTLAND

SOUTH side road or street leading to Requas Dock (PeekskUl) adj land of Miles Frost about 120 xl60 Alfred Reynolds to Henry L Armshystrong et al of Pu tnam Co 7750

M A I N s t (PeekskiU) n s adj land of EUjah Gardner (Irreg) Doriin F Clapp et al to John Smith J r of PeekskiU 1325

20 ACRES w s road fi-om Crumpond to the Dug-way adj land late of Silas Sinith deed Gilshybert Dickerman to ManseU MUler of Cortshyland 2000

1)4 ACRES w s Albany post road adj land of Mary J Coar Mary B Sparks to Lucius F Reed of New York 500

N O R T H w cor lot hereby conveyed adj land of D L Seymour 20x80 (PeekskUl) Edward Whashylen to John Kinley of PeekskUl 200

J O H N at (PeekskUl) n s adj land of WUliam Cable 40x150 Edward Lyons to Joseph Sey-mom of PeekskUl 750

12 18-100 ACRES adj Hudson River R R afc Montrose station John Mulford to Benjamin P Fairchild of New York city 8500

240 ACRES adj Croton River and land of Jacob Cornell and widow Purdv John Leib to John Schmidt of New York 21000

C E N T R E st (PeekskUl) n s adj land of John Smith (irreg) Morris Dlee to Benj McCabe of Cold Spring 6500

laquo EASTCHESTER

W H I T E P L A I N S road cor and Archer av (Chesshyter HUl) 70x350 Peter Rich fco Charles Crary efc al of New York City 2500

4 T H av (Mt Vemon) e s Lot No 288 15x105 WUliam H Ferris to Sarah Bissland of Mt Vernon 800

6 T H av (Central M t Vemon) w s L o t No 296 50x100 Andrew Smith to John H Price of New York 1500

8TH av (Mt Vernon) w s 100 n 2d s t 30x50 Caleb Morgan to Andrew Bridgeman of Eas t shychester 4500

7TH av (Central Mt Vernon) w s lot No 235 50x100 Charles W Waterhouse to David Brown of Eastchester 300

4 T H av (Mt Vernon) e s n parfc lot 381 56x 105 Henry J Newton to CorneUa C Bedford o f M t Vemon 3600

L O T S NOS 363 395 and 396 on map of Central M t Vemon 100x150 Ray C Kayser to John C Kayser of West Farms 750

GREENBURGH

45 ACRES on road from Scarsdale to Dobbs Ferry adj land of George Seely Phebe Seviness to Mary V B Ross of N e w Y o r k 13000

186 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

F R A N K L I N and Windle sts cor (Tarrytown) adj land of Mrs Palmer about 120x185 J o shyseph E Smith to Nicholas Field of M t Pleasshyant 13702

BROADWAY W S (Tarrytown) two plofcs of land one 5xl60 one 40x50 Susan GUberfc to Marshytha N WUUams of Tarrytown 1000

BROADWAY W a (Tarrytown) adj land of Marshytha N GUbert 5x200 Susan Gilbert to Marshytha N WiUiams of Tarryto^vn 500

M E A D O W s t (near Tarrytown) a a White Plains road 25x100 Roberfc Pye fco James S MUlard of Tarryfcown 400

2 D sfc (village of Whifce Plains) w s adj land of David Verplanck (irreg) Mary Ann Carshyson fco Richard H Byiie efc al of White Plains 1300

HARRISON

27 ACRES adj land of Daniel Smifch and Terfcellus Marfcin Sarah Carpenter to George S Burshyling of Brooklyn 5900

LEWISBORO

75 ACRES adj the town of Bedford and land of P WUUam MUler John B Holly to P WiUiam MiUer of Lewisboro 5000

5 ACRES adj Isaac Knapps land and Long Swamp Brook Jacob G Mead to F WUliam MiUer of Lewisboro 250

60 ACRES adj land of John D Stevens on road from Boutonville to Cross river Richard H Lockwood to Samuel Grummon of Lewisshyboro 2100

108 ACRES on the road leading from Cross River VUlage to BoutonvUle adj land of David Webb Rufus Avery to Henry McGrath of New York 5500

3^ ACRE (Cross River) on the road leading from said viUage to Enoch Averya Edward Merrit t to Jamea Worden of Bedford 1700

SOUTH ecor of land of Francis R Quick adj land of David Voorhees 64x153 Clark FuUer to Robert R Halleck of Somers 1300

MORRISANIA

ROBBINS av s e s (Wilton) 150 e Uncas a t 35x105 WiUiam Rice to George Schneider of Morrisania 4000

INWOOD av w s (Inwood) 100 a w from an angle in said av (irreg) Thomas C Finnell to Michael A FinneU of New York 3000

O L D Boston Road s e s 341 n Grove s t 35x 184 Andrew Gerkin to Margaret Stonebridge of Morrisania 1700

1 4 0 T H St s a (North New York) 135 w Alexshyander av 71x100 John Quinn to James H Kellogg of Troy N Y 4500

WESTCHESTER R R a t s a (Map of E M o m -sania) 50x84 Eliza MiUs to August Dahler of Morrisania 1500

COTTAGE a t e a 350 n Morris av 100x100 Noah B Hoyt to Richard B Hoyt of Morrishysania 5000

I S S T H s t a a (North New York) 131 e Alexshyander av 19x100 Elizabeth HubbeU to Mary H Green of Morriaania 8000

F U L T O N s t a e s Lot No 87 on Map of VUlage of Morrisania 50x309 Mary Dessoir to John Broadhead of Morrisania 5000

1 3 5 T H s t s s (North New York) 188 e Alexshyander av 184x100 Jacob H Van Reed to Mary Ann Thurber of New York bull500

1 4 3 D s t s s (North New York) 300 e WUUs av 50x100 R o b t Stursberg et al to Henry Martin of Morrisania 2200

SPRINGFIELD st (Melroae South) s a 300 e Morris av 35x100 August Wi t t to Theodore P HaU of Morrisania 700

GROVE av (Forest Grove) e a 700 n CUff a t 100x100 Eliza A Soule to John J Clarke of Morrisania 9750

1 4 3 D s t (North New York) a s 350 e WiUis av 35x100 Robert Stursberg to Frederick Fackner of New York city 1100

2 D a t (Port Morris) 150 e 3d av 35x100 Mary Ann Montgomery to Elizabeth NeU of New York city 1000

M O T T s t (Mekoae South) n a 300 e Morris av 35x1063^ Edward Holton to James Shanshyley of New York 700

M O T T s t (Melrose South) n a 335 e Morris av 25x106^ Edward Holton to Rody Rime of New York 700

WASHINGTON avri w s adj land of S t Paul s Episcopal Church 77x150 Francia M PeimeU to WiUiam J Brewster of Morrisania 6650

1 4 6 T H Bt (North New York) s a lofcs 285 and 286 50x100 Charlotte Eldridge to Daniel Tone of New York city 4850

Av B (Grove HiU) w s 200 n Cedar dt lOOx 100 Harold Henwood to Robert Clark of Morrisania 1500

MOUNT PLEASANT

46 650-1000 ACRES n s road from the Highland turnpike to Saw MUI River past the house of John R Steiphens John R Stephens to James E MaUony of Mt Pleasant 41985

8 ACRES n a Highway from Unionville to Tarryshytown adj lands of Wm Odell Alvah Newman to Moses W Taylor of Mt Pleasant 2750

W E S T S road leading from Union-viUe to PleasantshyvUle adj land of Mr Deadly John B Sands to Henry Yerks of Mt Pleasant 4800

SOUTH S road from PleasantviUe Depot to Sing Sing at Pleasantville adj Mr FarreU Alsop Green et al to Susan Quinby of Newcastle 1500

J O N E S av e s cor Maple st (near Tarryshytown) 50x100

L O T S 48 and 49 Maple st 50x112 A S Briggs to John H Briggs of Tarryshytown 1800

70 13-100 ACRES adj PlykiU Brook and land of Holly Newman Henry Yerks to Jared D PoweU of M t Pleasarit 17500

MAMARONECK

O L D Boston road s e s adj land of Thomas L Rushmore 90x246 Michael NeviU to Richard Welch of Mamaroneck 500

NEW ROCHELLE

WASHINGTON av n a 171 e Webster av 414x 242 Sarah Ann Smith to Wm Connolly of New Rochelle 310

P L O T of land on Cedar at aa per map of property belonging to T A Emmet James O Smith to Alexander B Hudson et al of New RocheUe 2750

W E B S T E R av n e s lot No 218 on Map of West New Rochelle William Babee et al to Valentine Kreitler of New Rochelle 350

WOODBURY s t s e s adj land of S Bergen 100x100 Michael Donahoe to WiUiam R Humphrey of New Rochelle 300

P L O T of land in Huguenot Park a s May Flower av adj Lake av (U-reg) Benjamin D Le-fevre to John R Penn of New York 8500

A T the junction of Hugernot at and White Plains road (irreg) WUUam Burton to Hem-y Welch of New RocheUe 1400

NEW CASTLE

SOUTH s t (Mt Kisco) w s 60 s land of David C Lyon 60x20 Anria WiUiams to Katie L French of M t Kisco 1000

3^ ACRE e s Highway adj land of Greo Quimby Henry W Bischoff to Alexander Yerks of New Castle 475

1-7 ACRE n s road Chappaqua Station to New Castle cor adj land of Rebecca Scofield Henry W Bischoff to Daniel Donovan of New Castle 1400

EAST_ S road from Chappequa Depot to Aaron Haights adj land of Rebecca Scofield Susan Quinby to Henry W Bischoff of Newcastle 2800

76 A C R E S adj land of Purdy Carpenter and Ste-c-phen Sarles Edmund L Hun t to Prances T

Shethan of New York 12050

NORTH CASTLE

100 ACRES on Highway from Bedford to Greenshywich adj land of E Waterbury Ru th M Knapp to Chas Brundage of Noi-thCaatleS750

3 A C R E S on Highway leading from Rensico to Purchase a t adj land of WilUam WiUiams Henry T Turner to Eliza CasUear of Nor th Castle 560

NORTH SALEM

Av A n w s adj land of WiUiam Barker (Cro-r ton FaUs) 4800 sq ft WUUam Barker to Jos

T Seacord of Croton FaUs 300 M O T T at (Sing Sing) s s adj land of Barney

Foshay 30x150 Cornelius B Palmea to Susan Ann Orr of Srag Smg 3150

CLINTON av (Sing Sing) s s bounded w by BeUeview av 240x250 Wm B Ryder to Abraham B Valentine of New York 4750

BROADWAY (Sing Sing) s s SO w land of Mrs C H Cummings 25x100 Catharine Knapp to Wm Van Wart of Sing Sing 1100

EASTERN av (Sing Sing) n s adj land of Sophia Lynch 25x100 Mary E Burrhus to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing 1830

ORCHARD a t (Sing Sing) s B two parcels of land adj AMathar Brown (irreg) Wm W Benjamin to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing8000

19 ACRES on road from Quaker Meefcing House to bull the pine treea adj land of BUzabeth Palmer Newman Brigga to Walter Palmer of Brookshylyn 2566

5 ACRES adj land of Elizabeth Palmer and Peach Pond (Seorge F Bailey to Walter Palmer of Brooklyn 1000

F R A N K L I N av s a 100 e Main s t 100x100 Delia Ann Horton to WUliam McAllister of Pelham 500

CLAY av (Prospect HUl VUlage) n s 790 feet a e Hudaon at 160x245 Benjamin L Hannah to Henry Hannah of Brooklyn 30O

POUNDRIDGE

10 ACRES adj land of Harr iet Fancher and Benshynet t Scofield Bennet t Scofield to Aaron B Fancher of Poundridge 300

13 ACRES W a road C W Monroea to Cross bull River adj land of Solomon Mead Lyman Mead to Alexander D Miller of Poundridge 500

S M I T H av (Portchester) w s adj land of John Casey 80x103 Theodore Van Scoy to Alonzo Beekman of Eastchester 2500

H O R T O N av cor New York and Boston Turn shypike at Portchester (irreg) Henry S Scudshyder to Joseph Reynolds of Rye 6500

C H U R C H at (Portcheater) adj land formerly of Mary M Abendroth (irreg) Eli Curtia to WUliam P Abendroth et al of New York5250

BOSTON post road (Portchester) w s adj land of John Fawcett (irreg) James M Tucker to John Fawcett of Rye 1250

SD av w s 800 n Boston Post road adj land of D P Smith 100x195 Asbm-y Newshycomb to Ann Gedney of Rye 800

SOMERS

1953^ ACRES on road from Somers to PeekskiU adj land of Edmund Hallock Isaac CWright to Harvey Voris of White Plains 18600

6 8-100 ACRES e s west branch of CJroton river adj Pu tnam county Une Exrs of Thomaa R Lee to John Franz of North Salem 1216

51)4 A C R E S on Highway known ae Slop at adj land of Jefferson Quickney Jesse G Carpenshyter to Joshua S Carpenter of Somers 8000

20 A C R E S on Highway leading from Charles S Teeds to Daniel Drews farm AdeUne Dexter to B Hopkins Merritt of Somers 2800

WESTCHESTER

W E S T C H E S T E R turnpike n a adj land of Leonshyard Mapea 3 acres Francis Larkin et al to Francis Devine of Weatcheater 5000-

JOHNSON av (Bast Tremont) n w a adj land of Samuel Ryer 66x150 Margarefc Crawford fco Maria Louisa White of New York 1000-

2 D av (OUnviUe) w a 250 s Pirs t st 50x100 John Coyle to Mary P ONeU of New York City 300

14TH s t (Unionport) s s lot No 361 100x108 Elizabeth Gauteran to Eliza Doty of Westshychester 150

WEST FARMS

J A C O B s t Fordham s s map of S Cambreling et al 100x125 John Berrian et al to Stephen J Wright of West Farms 2250

1 75-1000 A C R E S on road from Fordham to Wil -liamsbridge adj land of Mrs A Hargons Louis E Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 1000

8 166-1000 ACRES n s Road leading from Ford-_ ham to WiUiamsbridge adj land of E V Har shy

gons Antoine Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 33000

F L E T C H E R s t (Fordham) s s lots Nos 38 and ^ 39 on A Bassford map 100x150 John BeiTian et al to Mary Crow of New York 3000

J A C O B s t (Fordham) a s lots Nos 290 and 356 on S CambreUng map 25x100 John Berrian et al to Henry A Richardson of Brooklyn 900

F L E T C H E R s t s w cor of and Washington av fronting on Harlem R R 100x150 Edward R Costigan et al to WUliam H Parmer of N e w Y o r k 2600

U N I O N av e a 150 n Glen av 50x100 John C Thompaon to Charles Whitlock of New-York 10200

WASHINGTON av (Fordham) w s 50 n Wet shymore st (irreg) Robert Dwyre to Ferdinand Meyer of T r e m o n t 3 COO

W A S H I N G T O N av (Central Morrisania) w a 250 s Nin th Bt 150x300 James W Porter t o Eraatus Brainard of Connecticut 2550C

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 187

WASHINGTON av(Central Morrisania) e B 150 s U t h s t 100x120 John S Kenyon to Abram Van Duser of New York City 11000

F A I R M O U N T av (Upper Morrisania) n e a lofc No 15 75X146 John Burr efc al fco James C HuU of Upper Morrisania 1000

BAYARD at cor Delancey pl (Fordham) (irreg) Wm H McCool to John Dyer of West Farms 3800

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 138 n Bayard s t 25x110 Wm H McCool to Thos Hough-lahan of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 163n Bayard st 25x110 Wm H McCool to John Gunn of

Fordham 400 D E L A N C E Y pl (Fordham) w s 113 n Bayard

St 25x110 Wm H McCool to Michl Croker of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s ISS n Bayard St 50x110 Wm H McCool to WUUam Doshyran of Fordham 775

J A C O B st (Fordham) s s 100x100 John Bershyrien et al to Wm Callaghan of New York1800

J A C O B s t (Fordham) s s 25x100 John Berrien efc al to Ann Jane Getty of New York 450

WHITE P L A I N S

LEXINGTON av e a adj old poat road as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fogg map A W Eggleston to Jackson Wright of White Plains 3000

85 ACRES e s Mamaroneck av adj land of John J Hill Isaac Lyon to Edward Jones of New York City 19000

H O R T O N av w s lots Nos 17 19 21 on map of C A Purdy s estafce 131x150 EmUy Van TasseU fco Calvin BUIT of New York 7700

H A R R I S O N av n s 250 e Warren a t 50x200 Calvin Burr to EmUy Van TasseU of White Plams 4000

YONKERS

E A S T side of a right of way leading from Ashshyburton av to F Pfeifers land 19x80 Lewis Ri t te r to Edward Bush of Yonkers 750

KiLLiNGER s t s s 125 0 Spring st 25x109 Eliza Vance to George W Bynon of Yonshykers 3000

P A L I S A D E av w a 100 n Pond st 25x145 Samuel D Rockwell to Daniel Wilsea of Yonshykers 4500

SUMMIT st e s cor Ingram s t 25x797 Wm Doyle to Wm Ray of Yonkers 3500

R I V E R D A L E av w a adj land of J H Post 184x170 Ephraim D Stater to Lavinia M CutshybiU of Yonkers 9000

O L I V E R av n e a 25 s e Brook s t 25x1026 Robert Moore to James McGraw of Yonshykers 1500

R I V E R D A L E av W a adj land of J H Post and T W Ludlow 170X184 Adaline Guion to Ephraim D Stater of Yonkers 8200

P R O S P E C T and Clinton sts n e cor 75x100 Protestant Dutch Reformed Church to Susan Bradish of Yonkers 7750

SCHOOL s t e s adj land of Mrs EUen Fisher 25x100 Ethan Flagg to Jeremiah Clark of Y o n k e r s 350

B U E N A V I S T A av e s adj land of Orange Webster 25x100 Edwin W Palmer to Benj S Washburn of Yonkers 5000

64 9-1000 ACRES on Cross from Jackson av to Central Pa rk av adj land of L Underhill Wm R Diderer to Sylvester H Kneeland of New York 22000

123 ACRES n w Si highway tha t leads to Yonkers adj land of the estate of D S Lent decd Isaac Lefurgy to S H Kneeland of New York City 57500

D A L E pl s s 75 w of a new st 25x100 Hya t t L Garrison to William Lane of Yonkers 500

CROTON Aqueduct n w s adj land of Richard Archer (irreg) George McCord to George T Styles of Yonkers 700

O L I V E R av n e a 268 s e Walnut st 40x102 Ralph T Seddon to I ra U Travis of Yonshykers 1000

R A V I N E av w s 100 n Gold s t 50x225 R o b t G Richards to Merrit t H Smifch efc al of Yonkers 4500

PROJECTED BUILDINGS

The following plans embrace all tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings sincis our last repor t bullmdash

ATTORNEY ST (No 17) ONE THREE-STOR-T BRICK second-class dwelling 20x20 owner M BossiN-B K I E architectyH P A E R Y

B A R R O W ST (No 23) ONE Frvte-STORTBRIGE toniement 25x63 dwrceri J WissstAW architect WM Jbsfi

BOWERY ST ( N O 168) ONE ONE-STORY BICICK workshop 25x13 owner B R A U T H architect W E W A R I N G builders D O Y L E amp CULLEN

BOWERY ( N O 309 REAR) ONE ONE-STORY IIRICK ahop 12x20 owner B R E I C H M A N N architect P S BARUS

E I G H T I E T H ST S S 70 E LEXINGTON AV ONE three-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 20x50 owner J B B R I C E architect J M C I N T Y R E builders CROOK amp HIGGINS and J C GEDNEY

F O R T I E T H ST N S 325 w OTH AV F IVE F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 25x60 owner J J B U R C H E L L builders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - T H I R D ST AND T H I R D AV N W COR one five-story brown-stone store and tenement 25 xlOO owner J J B U R C H E L L buUders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - S I X T H ST ( N O 521 W ) ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement 189x55 owner P A T R I C K COSTELshyLO architect J M F O S T E R

FORTY-SEVENTH ST S S 175 w 1 1 T H AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x56 owner L G SCHNEIDER architect J M FOSTER

FORTY-EIGHTH ST N S 100 w MADISON AV four four-story brick first-class dweUings 25x90 owner M BYRNES architect J G PRAGUE

F I F T I E T H ST ( N O 429 W) ONE THREE-STORY brick tenement 25x27 owner P K A Y architect G H O B Z E I T builder P KAY

F I F T Y - T H I R D ST N S 135 E F I F T H AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 26x 658 owners E J amp J W H A M I L T O N architect J O H N G P R A G U E

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 325 w STH AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 25x00 owners Moss BROTHERS buUder J T CONOVER

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O 221 EO ONE FOUR STORY brick carriage house 25x9411 owner E D U F F Y architect GAGE INS LEE

F I R S T AV E S 50 N 55TH ST TWO FIVE-STORY brick tenements 25x54 owner P D O E L G E R arshychitect W J O S E

F I R S T AV AND 121ST ST S E COR F I V E F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 20x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

GOERCK ST ( N O 138 REAR) ONE THREE-STORY brick factory 25x36 owners and builders^ SCHWARTZ amp LOHMAN architect C SCHWARTZ

H A M I L T O N ST ( N O 11) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK tenement 25x63 bull owner T H O S CONNERY archishytect W M J O S E

H U D S O N AND T H O M A S STS N E C O R O N E O N E -

story brick store 56x28 owner A R W H I T N E Y architect and buUder F BLOODGOOD

L U D L O W ST W S 35 N DELANCEY ST ONE four-story brick school 75x83 owner N E W Y O R K CITY architect A MACVEY buUder T K I E R N A N

L U D L O W AND DELANCEY STS S E COR ONE five-atorj brick tenement 216x634 owner M SELSAM architect W J O S E

MADISON ST S S 135 E M A R K E T ST ONE T W O -story iron first-class dwelling 35x30 owner J D G A D E K E architect and builder J A S A R T H U R

N O R F O L K ST E S 100 s STANTON TWO FI-PE-atory brick tenements 35x7^3 owner J G E L L E R architect T J B I E R

N O R F O L K ST (No 133) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK store and tenement 35x50 owner L F J A U G E R architect J B O E K E L L

N I N T H AV AND 2 3 D ST N E COR FOUR F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 19x20x52x54x65 owner T H O S E F O R A N architect C F D E B O R S T buUders B U R N S amp T I M M I N S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T I E T H ST N S 100 e 1st av four three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 189x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 360 w 3d av four fchree-stOry brown-stone first-clasa dwellinga 15x48 ownera and buUders J amp W C SPEARS architect I C BABCOCK

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - F I R S T ST S S 100 w 9th av one three-story brick first-class dweUshying 22x32 owner C D U F F Y architect J S C A L -LEN

N I N T H AV E S SO s 3 8 T H ST ONE FIVE-STORY brick store and tenement 25x60 owner M K U H N architect J M FOSTER

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST S S 125 w Boulevard one one-half story brick church 722 x l40 owners P E CHURCH OF INTERCESSION architect R L O C K W O O D buUders W E E K S amp GATCHET

STANTON AND PORampYTH- STSH s VV COK- ONE five-story brick fceueriient 25x50 owners G B K I S W E N Z E L architect WMi Jcisamp

SECOND ST ( N O S 288 290 292) THREE F I V E -story brick stores and tenerrients 25x70 owner S R O S S M A N architect R- S H A P T E R buUders L A W amp S H A P T E R

S I X T E E N T H ST- N S 194 E 1ST AV ONE T H R E E -story brick school 75x87 owners CITY OP NE-VV Y O R K architect A M A C V E Y buUder D A V C H R I S T I E

SIXTY-FOURTH ST N S 100 E LEXINGTON AV five three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 20x55 owner G FOUNTAIN architect J G P R A G U E builder P FOUNTAIN

SIXTY-FOURTH St N S 200 E LEXINGTON av five three-story brown stOne first-class dwellshyings 16x55 owner and buUder G FOUNTAIN architect J G PRAGUE-

SIXTY-SEVENTH ST N 8 500 VV IOTH AV ONE two-story wood stable 24x20 owner T H O M A S O B R I E N architect and buUder THOMAS O B R I E N

SEVENTY-NINTH ST AND MADISON A V S E cor one four-story brick first-class dwelUng 21x 63 owners|ANDKUSS amp CUMMING architects D amp J J A R D I N E buUders N ife H ANDRUSS

SEVENTY-NINTH ST S S 21 E MADISON AV one four-story brick first-class dweUing 18x55 owners A N D R U S S ltfe CUMMINGS architects D amp J J A R D I N E builders N amp H ANDRUSS

T H I R D ST E S 100 E A V D ONE TWO-STORT brick stable 14x60 owner B DONELY architect tVM J O S E builders K E R C H U N ife O N E I L

T W E L F T H ST ( N O 367 W E S T ) ONE TWO-STOKY brick stable 286x25 owner THOMAS MULEOY

TWENTY-EIGHTH ST ( N O 130 W E S T ) ONE T W O -story brick stable 25x31 owner D STEWART architect C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 4 0 W 1 1 T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick office 16x30 owner M K N A P P buildshyer C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 350Tiv U T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick store and second-class dweUing 18x40 owners P E C K amp W A N D E L L builder B^ L L A -FORGE

T H I R T Y - T H I R D ST N S 200 FROM 9TH AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x50 owner P D O N A shyH U E architecfc J M FORSTER

T H I R D AV ( N O 349) ONE BRICK TENEMENT 248x65 owner J K E L L E R architecfc W J O S E

ALTERATIONS IN BUILDINGS

One brick house and dwelling No 244 Bowery fcwo and one-half sfcories 20 by 38 one-half sfcory fco be added Mr Drake owner

One brick sfcore and dwelling norfch side of Third avenue 25 feet nor th of Eighty-third street three stories 25 by 50 extension 25 by 35 12 feet high E amp S HiU owners

Nine brick stores and factories Nos 167 to 183 (inclusive) Canal street 5 stories 188 by 50 roof to be raised three feet and exfcension on rear 188 by 50 by 40 feet and five sfcories in height John S GUes owner

One brick factory No 125 Mott a t four atories 25 by so damaged by tire to be repaired F Watershybury owner

One brick fjwstory Canal Centre and Walker streets northeast corner three stories 548 by 822 and 613 two stories to be added Mr Munn owner

One brick laundry north aide of Fifty-third street 250 -feet weat of Firsfc av fchree stories 80 by 40 one story to be added and extension 52 byl005 53 feet high Empire Laundry Company owners

One brick ice-house No 227 East Thirty-eighth street five stories 45 by 63 extension453 by 368 52 feet h igh A Hupfel owner

One frame store and dweUing No 2379 Third avenue two stories 25 by 50 one story to be added Addison Smith owner

One frame store and dwelling No 2146 Third avenue three stories 25 by 40 extension 25 by 33 12 feet high J Hutchings ltfe Son owners

One frame stable No 160 Washiiigton street two and a half stories 25 by 46 one half stdi-y to be added new brick front built and extension in front of buUding to fuU extent of l o t Mr Big owner

UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Monroe s t reet Nos 57 59 and 61 unsafe and rot ten wooden gut ters H M Bailey agent

St Marks place No 33 easfc brick fence waU Peter Cook owner

Mercer atreet No 132 generaUy uttaafe waUs cracked arid floor beams insufficiently supported Rs Durilap-amp Go and Phelan arid Sofl leeseesi

188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 189

tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

THE WARREN RANGE T H E C E L E B R A T E D

SVEEY RANGE WAEEANTEB

WITH DUMPING AKD SHAKING GEATE

FENDER-GUARD

WARMING-CLOSET

AND

DOUBLE ELEVATED OVEN

ALSO

BEOT-BIAST H^NOE

KEEPS SIDE-BURNES

AND

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With Dumpmg and Shakmg Grate Front

Draft andrAst-Pan

MADE AKD FOR SALE BT

FULLER WARREN amp CO

BUBY No 236 Water Street NEW YOBK

DIAMOND

BUILDERS^ MATERIALS

S30 CANAL STBEET Netv Yorlt P E L T C E M E N T a n d G E A V E L B O O F I N a bullLeaky Tin Shingle and Gravel Boofs made Tight and

warranted Vaults and Cellars Covered and warshyranted Tight Cement for sale by the Gallon

ORDERS BY MAIL PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO

BUILDERS SUPPLY DEPOT O C T A V f J S jr N O R R I S

euro2 BBOADWAY Boom No 10 Agent for AtTSTIN amp OBDYKE

COREUampATED EXPANDING WATER-PIPE and FASTENINaS

Liberal terms to the Trade

P E C K amp W A N D E L L SaccESSOKB TO W j amp J S P E C K

DEAIEK8 IN AI KINDS OF M A S O N S B U I L D I N G M A T E R I A L S

LIME LATH BRICK CEMENT PLASTEE HAIE ampo FOOT OP THIRTIETH STREET NORTH EIVEE JooT OF SPEINO STREET N R bullFOOT OF 47TH amp 48TH STREET E E AND MECHAKICS

AND TRADERS ExcaANOE No 27 PAEK PLACE BOX 38 N E W Y O R K

J B PECK 3 0 WANDEM

amp M CHAUNCEY 207 MONTAGUE bull Street near Court Street Brooklyn Brokers in

poundeal Estate and Loans Wa have for sale and to rent desirable buildings and build-

in p sites in all sections of Brooklyn

A D A M H A M P T O N S S O N sect MANUFACTUEEES OF

GRATES F E N D E R S amp FIRE-PLAOE H E A T E R S

3Sro GO GOILJD S T R E E T (Bet Fulton and Beekman Sts)

NEW TORK

Established 1836

J A M E S C A R N E Y PLAIN AND OBNAMENTAL

R A I LB N C W O RKS 205 EsiSl 40ih STliJEET

Bet 2d and 3d Avenues NEW TORK All kinds of Lron Work for Buildings Railings Stairs

Balconies Shutters Doors Bank Vaults Pire Escapes Anchoi-s Columns_Lintels etc

E DUNCAN SNIFFEN EEAL ESTATE and MOETaAaE

COIIMISSIONER Insurances effected at very low rates in the best of

Companies 8 PINE STREET NEW TOEK

SLADE amp STAFFORD REAL ESTATE BROEERS

23 Unioii Sqxiare M A W I L D E R SON amp CO

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND MANUF1CTUREBS OF

Bouthem Pine Eastern Spruce White Pine Oak ampc

^SS Water St cor Tine JSTew Tork

REAL ESTATE AGENTS

ADRIAN a MULLER P R WILEINS amp CO AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE

BROKERS No 7 Pine street New Tork

J Johnson Jr Auctioneer

JOHNSON amp MILLER AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS No 25 Nassau

Street comer of Cedar New Tork j ^ City and Country Eeal Estate at Public and Prishy

vate Sale Loans on Mortgage negotiated Auction Sales of Furniture Stocks Merchandise ampc

TSAAC HONIG REAL ESTATE BROKER X CITT AND COUNTRT PROPERTT FOR SALE AND TO LET MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED

25 PINE STREET NEW TOEK

M A WILDER V A WILDEB

HEALEY IRON WORKS Corner Nor th F o u r t h and Flf t l t Streets

B R O O K L Y N E D Manufactory of

IRONWORK FORBTTILDINGS SILLS LINTELS COLUMNS GIRDERS AND

EVERT STTLE OE EAILING J I amp J F HEALEY

THOMAS J STEWART R E A L E S T A T E B R O K E R

Address NO 158 WEST 21st STREET

Specialty Bnsiness property and lots Investments of capital judiciously made and warranting large returns

Buena Yista Free-Stone JOHN M MUELLER Proprietor

YABD 630 West 34th St hettceen llthand 12tJi Avenues Netv York

Stone in Blocks and Sawed Lintels SiUs Elagging ampo constantly on hand This Stone for Durability and Beauty excels all other Free-Stones ever brought to this market

FRANK G amp DAYISOff BEOWN HEAL ESTATE BROKEES

9 0 B R O A D W A Y IJVEW TOUR

Eefer to MESSES BROWN BEOTHERS amp CO and WM -E DODGE- ESQ

ESTATE RECORD A N D B U I L D E R S G U I D E

VOL IX NEW YORK SATURDAY APRIL 20 1872 No 214

Published Weekly by

THE REAL ESTATE RECORD ASSOCIATION TERMS

One year in advance - sect6 00

All coininunications should be addressed to

bull7 AND 9 W A I I K E N STIIKUT

N o receipt for money due the RKAti ESTATE RECORD will be acknowledged unless signed by one of our regular collectors HUNMIY D Siirrri or TnOJiAS F C U J U I I N G S All bills for collection will be sent from the office on a regushylarly printed form

T H E following numbers (f the R E A L E S T A T E R E C C E D are wanted a t this office Nos 48 88 90 95 9D and 104 Twenty cents each wUl be paid for them

MECHAlSriOS LIENS NEW^ Y O R K

April 13 E L E V E N T H ST ( N O 77 W) A L E X

McKenzie amp Co agfc Mrs Clayton 789 86 11 F I F T Y - N I N T H ST N W COR 4 T H

av 17 houses extending west from cor 4th av n w cor 59fch st Moses Samelsou agfc Martin amp Co 5000 00

12 S A M E PROPERTr J O H N M A G N E U agt same 1913 50

16 S A M E PROPERTY N O L E N amp S T E E R S agfc same and Alberfc King 1487 94

11 F O R T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O IfiS W) N s Thomas Condon agt Asher Hecht 35 00

13 F I F T Y - N I N T H ST S S 175 w 5 T H av Plaza J J Yates agfc Peter Alger et al 673 40

18 F I R S T AV E S 40 N 1 2 2 D ST 3 houses W J ifc A Shipman agt a M Raybold e 6300 00

16 F O U R T H AV N W COR 5 9 T H ST AND 59th st n v cor 4th av 17 houses Eagleson amp De Veau agt Martin amp Co and Fernando Wood 1600 00

1 8 FOTRTH AV AND 1 1 2 T H ST N VV cor Isaac Herbert agt J M Fielder 45 03

16 FlFTY-EIRST ST N W COR L E X I N G -ton av J H Doncourt agt F Brooks 901 67

1 6 FORTY-EIRST ST N E COR 4 T H A V 123 ft on av x 85 and42dst s s e 4fch av 66xmdash 4fch av n e cor 41sfc st John W Smith agt James E Shaw 37520 00

11 J A N E ST (NOS 49 AND 51) W M Rowland agt J R Taylor 153 00

11 MADISON AV W S PROM 74TH TO 75th st 14 houses 9 on s s 75th St and S o n n s 74th St Geo S

I Wilkes agt WiUiams amp McCullum 1825 00 13 O N E H U N D R E D AND T H I R T I E T H ST

n s 140 w 4th av 8 honses C R Harvey agt C A Buddensick 168 00

16 O N E H U N D R E D AND N I N E T E E N T H ST (Nos 504 and 507 East) Eagleson amp De Veau agfc Ann Holfc 850 00

17 O N E H U N D R E D AND N I N E T E E N T H St n s 138 e Av A 3 houses Lawrence Smuller and Richard Burke agt Otis T Hall 185 00

10 O N E H U N D R E D AND T H I R D ST N w cor 3d av 2 houses James ONeil agt Chas H Beman 265 00

11 SPRING ST ( N O 335) W M M U R -ray agfc Charles Olmsfcead 65 00

11 SPRING ST (No 335) W M M U R -ray agfc Charles Olmstead 194 00

16 SEVENTY-FOURTH ST S S 195 w

3d av 7 houses John Magner agfc Marfcin amp Co or Beman amp Co 504 00

17 SEVENTY-FIFTH ST S S 200 w 2 D av 4 houses Jtmes ONeil agt Pa t r ick Smith 65 00

17 SEVENTY-FOURTH ST S E COK Lexingfcon av 12 houses on street and 2 on avenue D C Newell ltfe Sons agt Martin amp Co 3140 00

18 SEVENTY-FOURTH ST S W COK Lexington av W R amp John P Bell agt Martin amp Co 703 86

12 TVVENTY-FOURTH ST ( N o S 143 AND 145 East) n s John A W y shyman agfc Milton P Curry 996 22

KINGS COUNTY

April 15 T H I R D ST S E S 50 N E 7TH ST

25x100 P Lynch agt Jos W and Eliza Brown 50 00

11 W A R R E N ST N S 95 w V A N D E R -bilfc av 80x100 4 hs R Beamish agfc J Dougherfcy and J S jamp J amp Betsey Stevens 190 00

16 HANCOCK ST N S 193 E P A T C H E N av 20x100 T Shearman agt Tim B Weeks and Davis amp Co 139 40

16 HANCOCK ST N S 213 E P A T C H E N av 60x100 3 hs T Shearman agt T R Weeks and W W Goodrich 418 20

16 QUINCEY ST AND P A T C H E N AV n e cor 200x9010hs T Shearshyman agt T R Weeks W W Goodrich and J W Whi tecomb 375 00

12 R I V E R ST S S 125 E B E D F O R D AV 60x30 A Willis agt Joseph Hopshykins 70 00

17 DIAGRAM ON L I E N G H H E A T H agt Jarvis Johnson and John B Strat ton 3155 00

13 S I X T H ST S S 205 w 5 T H AV 80X 100 M Dalton agt E Robbins and Geo W Mead 1162 10

13 SAME PROPERTY P M C G R A T H AGT M Hayward B Robbins and G W Mead 667 08

13 SAME PROPERTY M D A L T O N AGT same parties 1006 33

17 MONROE ST N S 200 E B E D F O R D av 18x100 C W Conners agfc W A Knowles and Wm J Northshyridge 74 39

17 T O M P K I N S AV E S EXTENDING from Macdonough to Macon sts mdashxlOO Burtiss Graff and Rice agt W N HaU and J C S m i t h 1500 00

17 SAME PROPERTY SAME AGT SAME 1030 00 17 BROADWAY E S 78 s L I N D O N ST

236x100 L Peager and J VoUc agt A Sache and John Scheible 365 00

ti-EW Y O R K

In tiese lists of judgments the names alphabetically arranged and tohich are first on eacli line are those of tke judgment debtor

April 11 Ackerson AbrahammdashW J a c k s o n 193 98 12 Armour J GmdashA E C o l f a x 170 58 12 Alexander GeorgemdashEmily Keith 294 19 12 Anderson JohnmdashJ P Dearing 270 24 13 Austin CorneUamdashJ Wood 138 64 13 Altenbrand JosephmdashSN Wolff 258 89 13 Ashby Asa AmdashR W Frost 146 88 15 Andrews Samuel TmdashA H Topping 239 35 15 Anderson HirammdashC M Meserole 239 07

16 Armstrong Eliz JmdashT Le Boutellier pound73 57 16 Adams LuthermdashEmUy F F o r d 4640 28 16 Armstrong George M I ^ -^ p o r d 1641 58

Adams A L J r ) 10 Bogarfc John J mdash P F C o n k l i n 113 99 10 Budelman FredkmdashC Mahnken 68 25 10 Brown PhilipmdashA S Herman 509 94 10 Bartlett Henry AmdashW C Rhine-

l a n d e r 213 16 10 Boehm ElymdashJ BoUins 460 69 10 BedeU Alvas AmdashE C H a z a r d 119 54 10 Bingham Cath MmdashA J Rodgers

(PublicAdmr) 623 23 11 Brennan PmdashT Culver 74 43 11 Brown J CmdashN Cornish 168 03 11 Beck John MmdashH Zweig 144 80 11 Benson Benj LmdashA C h a r l e s 1040 25 12 Best NicholasmdashH K T h u r b e r 843 45 12 Bulcroffc Frederick and SidneymdashM

Myers 372 13 12 Barker GeorgemdashA Robertson 4349 45 13 Butler JohnmdashA Hermann 13006 83 13 BaU Eben WmdashG A F u d i c k a r 112 89 13 Burns PetermdashE W Caveling 950 32 13 Boyde WUliam HmdashR W F r o s t 146 88 13 Beman WarrenmdashP G Salmon 957 50 13 Briggs J NmdashJ Heiden 390 43 13 Breese StephenmdashM Raleigh 327 48 13 Becker MartinmdashP McCabe 69 25 13 Briggs Richard FmdashW B Marvin 41 14 13 Blossom J R amp P AmdashE Petfcinger 285 59 15 Brown John HmdashH Schximaker 195 50 15 Bishop HmdashC B Raison 640 39 15 Birdseye C DmdashE DonneU 638 14 16 Blesson HughmdashE Brainerd 527 73 16 Bentley John 3mdashJ E Spencer 1977 58 16 Buck LeandermdashEastchester Nationshy

al Bank 4086 90 17 Brady JamesmdashI Croghan 705 06 17 Brodhead B CmdashA Barnet t 902 86 17 Beman Charles HmdashJ W L a n e 1077 08 17 Boly PmdashG B i i e s s 83 24 17 Barclay Thomasmdash6 M Newton 176 10 17 Benedict Martin J r amp C HmdashH

Raynor (Exr) 982 94 17 Beman WmdashJ W Buckhorn 254 20 11 Coleman O PmdashW HaU 104 03 11 Clark Thomas E B Clayton 089 01 11 Cole FrankmdashT Collins 635 72 11 Coquard BaptistemdashAnn A Appleby 468 07 11 Clausen Aug CmdashEliz Ford 129 19 11 Cardoze EmUmdashH S Beardsley 114 69L 11 Camp Benj FmdashD H Brooks 405 38 12 Carow CharlesmdashJ S King 822C 51 12 Caslin FrancismdashE M Har tshorne 29 99 13 Carpenter N BmdashJ Kerby 461 53 12 Carpenter B MmdashB F Town 193 19 13 Cunningham Pat kmdashG N WiUiams 114 53 13 Cooper Sid WmdashU S Trus t C o 349 95 13 Cuff Richard-^Kafch Lowy 433 78 15 Cuff WinifredmdashJ Zapp 4331 75 15 Carman A PmdashT R Beach 55 54 16 Clark W TmdashW A Bennett 408 25 16 Cook Wm PmdashEmily L Ford 4640 28

g Corbett Eugene j j ^ Donaldson 538 03 Cassin Timothy )

16 Connelly Jas AmdashB F Mudge t t 293 9^ 16 Case R u t DmdashA Brentano ^1 74 16 Courchefc L o u i s - A Fenan 37(5 00 10 Davis mdash and A A BedellmdashE C

H a z a r d 119 54 10 Derrickson Joe LmdashW C Rhincr

lander 213 16 10 Doelger F J mdashBarbara Bronty 11 44 11 D a Bois Chas AmdashL P H u U 110 16 11 Davis JohnmdashJ W Lane 332 75 11 Deimage MarymdashH Sfceineirt 73 50 11 Dike Win HmdashP S i n n o c k 11008 58 11 Duane Michael^-Merchs amp Traders

Nat Bank of New York 536 47 12 Dit^enhoeffer AmdashJ iEL J a r v i s 85 50 12 Drummond BarbaramdashW Ehehalt

(assgn) 39 50 13 Doty Clarence SmdashA F Ockershau-

s e h 182 17 13 Davidson Wm JmdashHenriefcta Davishy

son 1110 03 13 Dunzinger MaxmdashW H Heathcote 63 Og

178 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

15 Davison John GmdashF Hazelton 516 94 15 De Grath CharlesmdashH Layton 149 34 17 Destony Aug HmdashC Goodyear 102 34 10 Edgar AlexandermdashN Quackenboss 150 37 11 Easton Lorenz Amdash^JVI Sullivan 424 59 13 Everet WUliammdashM Sheehy 37 50 13 Edwards Wm AmdashJ Thorne 302 90 15 ElUott WiUiammdashE DonneU 638 14 16 Eckeuberg H H mdash O P F i s h e r 10)4 76 17 Ellery Wm PmdashN C Barney 8539 98 17 Earle Oscar TmdashS Paris 1682 79 10 Fir th Joseph WmdashB P Schenck 331 44 10 Funk Wm and Mrs (his wife)mdashA

Schwab 239 50 11 Fitzpatrick JohnmdashMerchants and

Traders Nat l Bank 536 47 11 Fitzsimmons WilUammdashC J Clarke 343 19 12 Farland JohnmdashCath McElhose 40 85 12 Fitzgerald EdwardmdashC H Beman 271 58 13 Francis Caleb GmdashCom EKchange

Nat l Bank 2175 98 15 Faron Thomas HmdashW H o w a r d 335 24 15 Foster Henry AmdashW C Smith 221 58 16 Frank J o h n ^ C Ran sch 350 63 17 Francis A BmdashJ A Dudley 341 01 17 Flanagan MmdashT H TheaU 163 88 17 PreUgh Wm BmdashM Kehoe 297 90 12 Garrison F CmdashJ H ^Vhitley 79 94 12 Gaynor PatrickmdashT P Powler 129 78 12 Gleason John HmdashS B White 44 27 12 Grandi A ZUiomdashH Paedella 346 52 13 Grant Edward BmdashJulia D Rian-

hard 15 Godon F WmdashJ H Smal lpage 15 Griffiths Harry LmdashD B Bonncfcfc 16 Gonzales Jose AmdashE W Woodbury 16 Gould JaymdashN B Brady 16 Gwynn SfcuartmdashF A P i a t t (Recr) 17 Gavin MichaelmdashW W Culver 17 Griffes Henry RmdashJ A D u d l e y 10 Hoexter AugustusmdashC Mayer 11 Hoyt Samuel TmdashJ T R o b b i n s 11 Hoyfc Sophia JmdashW W GiUespie 12 HUl B SmdashW W Winant 13 Hernandez TibmxiomdashC Scofield 15 Hadley WashingfconmdashJ C Johnson 15 Hannahs John JaymdashI V Spader 15 Hoch Alex JmdashW Mancher 16 HUderbrand PhilipmdashC Baeder 16 Higgins John WmdashZ PhUlips 16 Hickey JamesmdashN W Leach 16 Helmholtz LouismdashEmily P Ford 17 HUkemeier FrancismdashW H Dannat 17 Hedderich JacobmdashP Becker 10 Isaacs M J mdashJ T H Vogt 10 Jackson AbrahammdashJ Murphy 16 Jackson Peter mdash W F Disosway

(Assignee) 10 KeUy DanielmdashR Palmer 11 KoUe ChristianmdashF W- Obermier

the same-the same-the same-the same-the same-the same-the same-

-the same -the same -the Same -the same - the same -the same - the same

11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 KeUy JamesmdashJ N Hayward 12 Kelly H AmdashJ Wright 12 Kennedy Theo W mdash U n i o n Vice

Co Boston 13 Kiele FrederickmdashJ Schwarz 13 Kiernan MichaelmdashP McKenna 13 Kain Elmira H mdash W A Carter - Q Kaiser WUliam F ) lta -NT WT i ^ ^ Kadish C Alexr ) ^^ ^ - ^^^l^- bull bull bull 13 Kohn MorrismdashL V Place 15 Knobloch MichaelmdashE Mayer 15 Konig DmdashE Hauselt 15 Kesselbrack AbbymdashW HaU 15 KimbaU Charles AmdashA A Abbot t 16 Klueber LouisrmdashE Brown 16 Klohr PaulmdashM A PaoUcchi 10 Levy Louis AmdashA S H e r m a n n 11 Lamon John amp AlexrmdashJ Boyle 11 Lewis Abrm amp JosmdashS O Alexanshy

der 11 Lynch John PmdashJ N Hayward 12 Lockhart WaltermdashG Devl ing 12 Levy PhiUipsmdashJ Reed 13 Lyon C J amp L HmdashOneida Nat

Bank Utica 13 the same Second Nat Bank

Utica 15 Leet AUen N J r mdashS S Blodgett 15 Laird David J r mdashP J Nagle 15 Logan JamesmdashJ A Domain 16 Lambert EdwardmdashW S Abu t 16 Lawrence J W J r mdashP Benjamin 10 MillikenW TBmdashMiddlefield Stone

C o 10 Mack AddiemdashN Levy 10 JMiner TheodoremdashT W S t rong 10 the same-- the s a m e 10 Mayer John VmdashD Lange

5281 51 175 30 175 00

1118 03 559 54

2349 78 462 72 341 01

2321 60 39 19 125 67 603 31

1088 49 164 86 92 83 326 94 111 78

2321 47 42 12

4640 28 591 30 79 94 293 42 447 48

160 59 1342 98 1027 46 1033 34 1039 13 364 67

1033 34 1038 93 366 61 368 55 219 24 119 04

999 60 224 75

1348 14 73 49

258 89

148 27 101 24 76 68

76 40 90 47 107 04 26 50 509 94 296 49

10 Murfcha PrankmdashG K LesUe 10 Mayer MarcusmdashJ T Carpenter 11 Martin Robt MmdashC A Br igham 12 Meyers WiUiammdashJ Post 12 MaiUie JohnmdashB T Varick 13 Morris W HmdashG S Van Pel t 13 Mott Geo A mdashJ Carr 13 Machado JohnmdashE Wilson 13 Minster SamuelmdashI V Place 15 Mack AddiemdashH K Thurber 16 Mooshofti CunomdashEliz Seiss 16 MiUer WiUiammdashJ Smith 10 Mack AddiemdashN Levy 10 McElvoy Jas J mdashW R H o r t o n 12 McDonald PhilipmdashCath McElhose 13 McDonald Peter the same 13 McQuesten Wm GmdashJ N Hayward 15 McGroarty JohnmdashW Howard 15 Mack AddiemdashH K Thurber 15 McCarten Pat O HmdashJ A Donovan 15 McDonough JohnmdashE DonneU 16 McKnight Pe ter - -A S i m m 15 Neilson LarsmdashC A Kinnur 11 ONeUl ThomasmdashH K Thurbe r 12 OShea RichardmdashW Collins 13 OBrien Jerome PmdashJ Thorne 15 OConnell JamesmdashJ M Sheehan 15 OBrien JamesmdashE D W h i t n e y 16 Overton Chas CmdashA Pitch 10 Pudney ChasW-^S W T a y l o r 10 Pond Edwin BmdashB G Pippy 10 Pruser CharlesmdashP P Hamer 11 Parker ArthurmdashM Sullivan 15 Pinckney C H amp E AmdashJ Stuar t 15 Poillon J HmdashBoard Education 16 Potter W CmdashG D Dows 16 Perry Geo EmdashEmma L Hubbard 16 Pine Saml HmdashF A P ia t t (Recvr) 16 the same the same 10 Roome James WmdashT W S t r o n g 10 the samemdash the same

G4 49 99 00

224 06 103 10 610 44 153 78

20 50 30 50

148 27 53 75

1201 27 176 95 713 78 219 29

33 50 43 63

112 78 335 24

53 75 53 19

638 14 101 67

90 00 238 83 310 99 361 90 307 50 613 44 245 83

09 03 8209 23

203 15 427 59 339 52 132 23 626 36 152 38 165 39 760 58 211 69 414 34 299 66

5573 92 225 62 523 29 275 50

3328 65 102 87 387 59

1641 58 403 94

1186 41 99 09 97 45

1012 40 1167 78

375 36 125 67 395 09 334 32 610 44 193 19 133 OU 794 53 298 77 573 47

390 43

2592 03 219 24 104 93

72 23

3154 76

3049 67 124 38 332 33

53 19 833 25 300 04

103 03 713 78

bull 211 69 414 34 428 94

11 Rauch CharlesmdashA G u t t c n b e r g 11 Rogers A GmdashW S Paine 12 Rowe N R CmdashE K Bet ts 12 ReUly HughmdashE Rafter 12 Rotton OtcomdashA Snyder 13 Rogers A GmdashNatl State Bank of

Elizabeth 15 Rath Henry PmdashC Laugenbach 16 Raefle J BmdashF Robitscher 16 Ridsdale John WmdashG L Ford 10 Sands Fred k AmdashJ- Hughes 10 Spratt James KmdashJ J Campbell 10 Stainthorp JohnmdashS P Kit t le 10 Stern S-^L Foster 10 Spreaten RobertmdashA Jochum 10 Schlichting EdwdmdashE Eisenmenger 11 Schreier LouismdashS F rank 11 Silsbee H CmdashW W (JiUespie 12 Schneider JosephmdashA Hens 12 Scheurer JacobmdashJ A Boppe 13 Stage RobertmdashB T Varick 13 Stringham D HmdashB F Town 12 Schmid Geo DmdashG M Newton 12 Stewart GeorgemdashJ J Davis 13 Schmidt Geo amp PetermdashJ Klaus 13 the same W Corry 13 Scharch Catharine amp I T -a bull ^ 1^ Schweizer PhUip j ^- ^^^^ bull bull 13 Starbuck Arthurmdash^Mercantile Mnt l

Ins Co 419 31 13 Slocum Wm BmdashG Smith 4626 76 13 Stewart Alex CmdashR G Gregg 40 08 15 Spencer AlbertmdashG Du Bois 100 49 15 Seaman W HmdashH Claussen J r 778 40 15 Saaly SanphusmdashC A Kimmer 90 00 16 S te inmetz JohnHmdashWF Diosaway

(Assignee) 160 59 16 Sickles Daniel BmdashJ R Thompson 1603 17 16 Schoonmaker J HmdashJ W Moore 556 01 16 Sylvester LewismdashW Wood 558 45 16 Schwenzinsky JuliusmdashJ H Master-

ton 158 19 16 Simpson AndrewmdashR Campbell 341 65 ^ p Simpson Andrew and ) S G Van bull Sharp WUliam ) D u s e n 280 20 16 Sneden SamuelmdashP A P ia t t (Recr) 2349 78 11 Smith James B JrmdashC Backmon 2426 53 11 Smith Geo amp J L TmdashT ColUer 635 72 15 Smith Norman AmdashJ Wescott 1539 94 10 Turner JamesmdashS H Wheeler 551 86 10 thesame thesame 551 86 11 Teft Horace DmdashE B Clayton 689 01 11 Taphouse WiUiammdashJ Noepel 71 50 12 Torrey JosephmdashJ S King 8220 51 12 TheaU Benj PmdashA Robertson 4349 45 13 Toles Danl amp B L amp D AmdashL J

Mulford 200 08 13 Thomas Geo HmdashJ A Sterry 154 39 13 TrujUlo EmanuelmdashG Polhaus 169 47 13 Thwaite JosephmdashW P Van Al ien 31 11 15 Totten Geo VVmdashH R Drew 160 44 16 Tonner Hy AmdashJ T Mackenzie 68 79 10 The New York Gas Light ComdashH

G M o r r i s 1230 88

Trowbridge CorneUa AmdashG L Ford 1641 58 The Mayor etc of New YorkmdashEliza

Killen (Admx) 5422 98 The N Y Gas Lghfc amp Heat ComdashZ

S Ayres 313 00 The Ocean Nat Bk of New Yorkmdash

H D Waldbridge 18330 56 Van Cortlandt AugustusmdashT A

Banks 269 23 Van Pelt Reub WmdashJane Q u i n 4605 15 Victor LudwigmdashH Znieg 121 80 VerraUyea P BmdashG R e i c h a r d t 700 03 Vivian Chas HmdashR Wagstaff 382 95 Vance ArthurmdashE W Crevel ing 950 32 VenvUle WilliammdashC Scofield 1088 49 Vergnes MauricemdashH Payne 1010 44 Watson D WmdashW R Horton 219 29 White S J amp L A WhelanmdashA Hoshy

guet 963 06 the same the same 615 01

Weston M LmdashE Eisenmeyer 1167 78 Wicker Frederickmdash-E C Robinson 277 13 White Jas M amp Chas amp Stephen O

WhitmoremdashN Cornish 168 02 WUliams Hy MmdashOth Nat Bk of

NewYork 1278 25 Wolff EdwardmdashF Sinnock 11008 58 Wise SamlmdashH Harrison 830 19 Wilson Richd DmdashC W Remming-

ton 1900 62 Witty CalvinmdashJ Powers 509 41 Whitney E DmdashFlour City Nat

Bk of Rochester 81 55 WiUiams W EmdashN Hoffman 346 58 Waring Geo DmdashT Brophy 276 11 Waaser FredkmdashW H Heathcote 62 08 Wiley AugustusmdashStar Linseed Oil

Co 17003 Whitney SamuelmdashJ P S t r y k e r 124 23 Wynkoop GeorgemdashS M Gans 874 00 Weiser LouisamdashEmily F Ford 4640 28 Wasson Geo TmdashD W MUls 266 42 Wood Wra SmdashJ C Watson 336 75 WaUace H SmdashE C Badeau 43 16 Young M MmdashH Zung 68 35 Ynguanzo Franciscomdash^M Brod 814 93

K I N G S C O U N T Y

AprU 11 Annin P FmdashF J Broedecker 13 Apel Henry CmdashA Cook 13 Adams R WmdashUnion Mutual Life

Ins j g A d a m s A K [ G S F o r d

Armstrong Geo IN ( 16 Achenbach FmdashA Bann 16 Adams LuthermdashEmily P Forn 10 Berkowitz LouismdashH Ochs 10 Buttles R DmdashJ P Polsome 12 Boughrum JohnmdashL Hurst 12 the same the same 12 Beman WarrenmdashP G Salmon 12 Best NicholasmdashH K Thurber 12 Brush Frank v mdashJ T Brush 13 Bonikamp CharlesmdashJ Hasch 13 Benson Benj LmdashA (Charles 13 Bailey Mary EmdashJ Sahdmeyer 13 Brett Elmer SmdashT K Horton 13 Barrett AnthonymdashW J Kenraore 16 Bronk Mary AmdashC L Bronk 16 Butler JohnmdashS ]3ing 16 Brown W m T mdash L McDougal 9 Conner J RmdashJ McKessin

10 Conant W S Jr mdashCrockett Leather Cloth Co

10 Conklin P SmdashJ H Cassidy 10 Cammus Henry AmdashE A Fraser 13 Cochran AlexmdashI W R u s h m o r e 13 Clifford JohnmdashA A Brown 15 Costigan Daniel WmdashM L C a s e 15 the same the same 15 Cronk Samuel WmdashMary F Henry 15 the same E D Brown 10 Cook Wm PmdashEmUy P Ford 11 Dike W m HmdashF Sinnock 12 Dunn Mary A and EliphaletmdashL

H i u s t 13 the same mdashthe same 12 Davison Sarah A amp J GmdashH B

Claflin 13 Davidson Wm JmdashHenrietta Davidshy

son 12 Dufly MarfcinmdashD Welsh 13 Doty Clarence SmdashO F Ockorshausen 13 Dubois Charles AmdashL P Hull 16 Davison John GmdashP Hazleton 16 Dolan Bernard EmdashSigismund Bing 10 Euler TheodoremdashJ A Deraismes 12 Ernsfc F A LmdashW LazeU 12 Ely Theo RmdashL W Pond 12 Evans BenjaminmdashJ J Wheeler 10 Fisk S L mdash W B Eaton 11 Flanagan J AmdashF B Baldwin

$88 34 97 65

7049 47

1641 58

315 04 4640 28 108 56 136 54

1453 58 1453 58 957 50

843 35 bull 888 91 465 50

1040 25 198 46 154 66

2889 88 237 88 175 87 364 50 330 60

80 04 145 16 188 44 75 09 37 50 538 03 332 78 858 75 858 75

I4640 28 11008 58

1453 58 1453 58

259 73

1110 03 31 75 183 17 110 16 516 94 175 87 121 53

1556 69 326 24 83 77 90 45 329 56

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 179

12 Fir th Joseph WmdashE F Schenck 331 44 16 Faron Thomas H mdashW H o w a r d 335 20 16 Fent CharlesmdashG Enge 78 32 12 Gaul AugustmdashC Neidig 122 19 13 Greenfield Fanny (Admx)mdashMass

Mut Life Insurance Co 644 56 12 Garrison Mrs L OmdashJ C Calhoun 288 96 13 Graugner J HmdashJ H Hayward 180 75 10 Grupp Franz J mdashT Kroder 80 78 10 Hahn HermanmdashN Cohn 118 51 11 HaU John DmdashG S Page 546 87 11 the same S Waggoner 3079 10 13 Haynes Dudley WmdashR D Traphashy

gen 148 44 13 Hopkins Maria L amp J HmdashJ

Merwin 190 50 16 Helmholtz LouismdashEmily P F o r d 4640 28 16 Hegewisch J W GmdashO P Fisher 342 51 16 Heuss MargarethamdashP Brenner 71 63 16 Haynes Dudley WmdashI McDougal 364 50 13 Jacobs AbrahammdashB Marks 211 84 15 Johnson W WmdashEliza A Murray 113 96 10 KoUe ChristianmdashF W Obermier 366 61 10 thesame thesame 1027 46 10 thesame mdashthesame 1033 34 10 the same the same 1033 34 10 the same fche same 36S 55 10 the same bhe same 1038 93 10 the same the same 1039 13 10 the same the same 364 67 10 KeUy EdwardmdashH B Dennis 130 26 11 Kingsbury SolomonmdashL Ohlmann 1006 75 12 Kreuscher J HmdashA Herman 107 15 12 Kauffman JosephmdashL W Pond 326 24 12 Kohte JohnmdashW Broistedt 344 33 15 Kohn MorrismdashI V Place 148 27 16 KeUer JosephmdashT Loden 54 42 16 Konig DmdashE Hauselt 76 68 13 Lookup ThomasmdashW W Culver 834 52 15 Leigh CharlesmdashS C Brown 158 19 15 Lutz BernardmdashA W BuUong 91 39 16 Lynagh PatrickmdashA A Brown 16 50 16 Long ConradmdashA J Bates 475 82

9 McAipine A CmdashJ McKisson J r 330 60 10 Mahan John (sued as John Mann)mdash

J ONeiU 264 15 10 Molloy Dav J mdashJ Breslin 774 49 12 Morrow C W L P - J J Wheeler 83 77 12 Mayer LouismdashJ Baierlein 347 13 13 Meyers WilliammdashJ Post 103 10 13 MusbUtt CharlesmdashJ Heesch 465 50 15 Minster SamlmdashI V Place 148 27 16 Marr Wm MmdashB G Lafcfcimer 110 08 16 Mofct Chas DmdashJ Bloxham 150 00 16 Murrai JohnmdashJ Geis 90 79 16 Murrdi JohnmdashM Walter 137 36 16 Michel JacobmdashC Johnson 119 19 16 McGroarty JohnmdashW Howard 335 20 16 Mulligan AnthonymdashJ Emanuel 130 00 13 ODonneU JamesmdashJ WUletts 84 04 13 OShea RichardmdashW CoUins 310 99 13 Otten Anne EmdashW J Kenmore 2889 88 15 Olney GeorgemdashA CampbeU 194 89 13 Puleston John HmdashH M I r w i n 7071 36 10 ReUly James AmdashR Balfe 114 59 10 Ramsey WilfredmdashC L AUen 110 65 11 Ranch CharlesmdashA Guttenberg 299 66 11 Raynor John HmdashA H Carpenter 276 71 12 RUey PetermdashM Byrnes 170 00 13 Rotton OttomdashA Snyder 275 50 16 Ridsdale John WmdashG L Ford 1641 58 10 Root SidneymdashA Walter 6448 59 13 Smith Jas R J r mdashC Backman 2426 53 12 Seely Wm HmdashL Hurs t 1453 58 13 the same the same 1453 58 12 SteinmuUer JacobmdashJ Baierlein 172 34 13 Stewart GeorgemdashJ J Davis 794 52 13 Schoenenberger JacobmdashJ VVagner

J r 10169 16 SuUivan JuliamdashM Solomon 124 30 16 Salmon H e n r y - H Kuck 37 50 10 Taylor Jas RmdashL P Vandewiele 1698 71 13 The Admx of John GreenfieldmdashMass

Mut Life Ins Co 644 56 15 The Ocean Nat Bk of New Yorkmdash

H D Waldbridge 18330 56 15 Thomae GeorgemdashW H D u d l e y 254 82 15 The Father Matthew T A B S No

6 of BklynmdashP Cummisky 113 66 16 Trowbridge CorneUa AmdashG L Ford 1641 58 11 Vreeland J MmdashR B Shimer 363 58 14 Van Dyke Jas WmdashW H Dudley 217 90 10 Wagner CharlesmdashSophie NoUer 191 59 10 Wissell AndrewmdashW A Cobb J r 189 98 11 WiUson JamesmdashG S Page 546 87 11 Wolff EdwardmdashF Simrock 11008 58 13 WiUiams H Mmdash9fch Nafc Bk of

NewYork 1 278 25 13 Walker WUliammdashJ Gilberfc 164 44 13 WUliamson J G amp G RmdashD Vanshy

derveer (Trustee) 265 05 16 Wood George CmdashA Day 139 42 16 Weiser LouisamdashEmUy F Ford 4640 28 16 Wall F r ank J mdashJ Bloxham 150 00 11 Young H y SmdashG S Page 546 87

11 fche same- S Waggoner 3079 10 11 Yerby Geo WmdashN W Carfcer 194 49

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A2irUQ 1011 12 13 15 A M O S st s s 1146 w Bleecker sfc 216x95

Abraham Demarest to Isaac Parmly April l- 13000

A M O S sfc s s 136 w Bleecker st 216x95 Abraham Demarest to Isaac Parmly April 13 7000

A N N St s s (No 48) o - i i n u f i F U L T O N sfc n s (No 113) ^ -^^^ll^^ h amp 1

David W Bruce et al to Jenet Brnce Brown (1-5 part) AprU 13 16000

BAYARU St s s (No 83) 25x75 James H Coleman (Referee) to Israel Rubenstein April 12 11000

BOULEVARD W S 2411 s 137th st 75x100 137TH St s s 100 w Boulevard 25x0911 f

Exrs of Daniel Devlin to Jared W Bell April 13 19250

BOULEVARD n e cor 152d st J^ block xl25 | BOULEVARD S e cor 153d st 3 b lockx 125 f

Church of the Intercession to Isaias Meyer AprU 11 43000

BROADWAY n e cor John st 20x1614 (irreg) h amp 1 (leased) Wyllis Blackstone (Receiver N A Fire Ins Co) to Stephen CroweU of Brooklyn AprU 15 43000

BROOME st s s (No 489) 1048 e Laurens St 208x962 h amp 1 I

BROOME st s s (No 493) 628 e Laurens j St 21x8411 h amp 1 J Exrs of Lewis Lewis to Martin Bates April 15 52000

CEDAR st s s (No 24) 1759 e WUliam st 1 226x1^ block bull

P I N E st n s (No 60) 1723 e WUUam st 235x 3^ block ^ AUeine Lee to Benjamin P John L and Wilshyliam H L Lee ( part) AprU 12 24750

CHARLES st n s 5010 e 4th st 168x74 h amp 1 Annie wife of N MarseUus Dunn to Mary J wife of George T Alker AprU 15 14000

D I V I S I O N st n s 50 e Forsyth st 25x75 Frederick Heerlein to Joseph A Bgenberger AprU 9 a0250

EMERSON st n w s 77910 s w Prescott av following curve of street 50x222 John Brown to Simeon I Drake AprU 13 2200

E S S E X st e s (No 30) 2411x75 h amp 1 Charshylotte Y wife of Gilbert F Ackerman to Wilshyliam Zschwetzke and Frederick Kircheis AprU 11 13400

FORSYTH st w s (No 187) 75 s Stanton st 25x75 h amp 1 (Christian Wenzel to Michael and Jul ia Kunzenmann AprU 10 24500

G R E E N W I C H st w s (No 458) 25x80 Exr of Susan Vliet to Edward Richardson April 10 12100

H U D S O N st n e cor Thomas st 279x699x 5311X536 WiUiam H VanderbUt to Adeline P wife of Alfred R Whitney AprU 9 17000

L E R O Y st n s (No 119) 200 w Hudson st 32x100 h amp1 Lawson V TUfcon fco Henry Hopkinson of Hoboken April 10 13750

MADISON sfc s s (No 252) 726 w CUnton st 20x90 h amp 1 Robert S Place to Aaron Hershfield AprU 11 10000

MANHATTAN st s w s 151 s 124fch sfc 282x 8011x25x9311 Exrs of James R Walter Jr to Frederick M Peyser AprU 10 2750

MANHATTAN st s w s 433 s e 124th st 7011x49 Ilx55x8011

MANHVTTAN St n w cor 125th st 1009x 467x896

S T NICHOLAS av s e cor 124fch sfc 296x 1132x252x978

124TH sfc s e cor 9fch av 175x10011 9TH av e s 2411 n 125th sfc 125x100 126TH St s s 100 e 9th av 100x9911

Bxrs of James R Walter J r to Lewis J PhUlips AprU 9 63075

MORTON st n s (No 7) 75 w Bleecker st 25x8611 h amp 1 WUliam H Ingraham- to Julius Boekell April 10 11250

P E A R L st n w s (No 325) 19x8910 h amp 1 George L Brown et al of Stamford Conn to John W Harper AprU 9 20000

R I D G E st e s (No 30) 125 n Broome st 25x 100 h amp 1 Margaret Murray to Anton Dem-merle AprU 9 1 18^000

R I D G E st e s (No 114) 150 n Stanton st 25x100 h amp L James H Coleinan (Referee) t o Joseph Mosback J r Apr i l 11 23500

RIVINGTON st s e cor WiUetfc st 25x73 h amp 1 Mary Ann Goodwin to Charles Albrecht AprU 10 21500

RIVINGTON sfc n s 223 e Ludlow st 22x80 Herman Earthen to Louisa wife of Michael Fuchs AprU 15 1356750

SULLIVAN St e s 5511 s Amifcy sfc 201x50 h amp I Mary Jane wife of James S Huyler to John H Dorn AprU 13 6750

SULLIVAN st w s 951 a Amity sfc 2010x50 John H Rosenbaum to Henry Tiencken April 13 17500

W A T E R st s s (Nos 653 and 655) 350 w Jackshyson St 50x70 Theresa wLEe of Siegmund M Peyser to Jacol) Bennan of Rockland Co N Y AprU 10 35750

W E S T st e s 292 s Jay st 299x803 h amp 1 Jay L Adams of Bloomfield N J to Thompshyson E F Randolph Apii l 15 46C0O

4TH St _s s 1746 w Wooster st 25-5x119 CorneUa Townsend to John Jones and Henry A Smith of 42d st and 10th av AprU 1343500

5TH St s s 8711 e 1st av 25x902 h amp 1 John and Emma Hirsch to Michael Keppler and Michael Leist (Astor lease of Oth July 1860) AprU12 16300

7TH St n s 250 w 2d av 26x7410 Leopold Bohm to Henry GauzenmuUer AprU 9 25000

8TIT St n s 120 w 2d av 20x11210 Robert Cochran (Referee) to Henry WeUpr and Peter Cook AprU 9 18100

OTH St s s 75 e 6th av 27x236 Robert B Roosevelt et al fco Catharine B wife of Otto Favre AprU 13 76950

IOTH st n s 189 w Av A 189x71 h amp 1 Adam Schwab to Balthaser Walter April 10 10675

10TH St s s 306 w Av D 654x923 h amp L Peter Vogler to WUliam F Essig (K part) (Sub to morts $21250) AprU 1 3 nom

IOTH st s s 118 w Av B 25x923 hamp 1 J o shyhanna wife of Peter Noelke to Dorothea Rent shyer (Dec 12 1871) AprU 11 15000

IOTH st s s 118 w Av B 25x923 h amp 1 Dorshyothea Renter to StephenSharp of Islip N Y AprU 11 15000

U T H St n s 852 w Greenwich st 32x95 hlaquoampl Charles H Blackhurst to William J Hyland AprU 12 26000

1 4 T H St s s (rear lot) 269 e 1st av 25x501 Exrs of James Foster to St Georges Church AprU 12 3250

1 4 T H St s s 797 e University pl 456x1 1033

13TH St n s 797 e University pl 4310x f 1033 J Albon P Man (Receiver 8fch Nafcional Bank) to the Wheeler amp Wilson Manufacturing Co (Maison Doree property) April 10 365000

1 5 T H St s s 425 w 5th av 25x1033 h amp 1 Louis V Sone of Brooklyn to Everett P Wheeler and Mary IE Smith April 15 35000

20TH St n s 190 e 2d av 20x92 h amp I Cathashyrine wife of Samuel R Spelman to Ann Corshybitt AprU 12 14000

2 0 T H St s s 2788 w Ofch av 25x92 h amp 1 Henry Klenke fco John Wifcfcner AprU 11 29500

20TH sfc s s 4496 e 9fch av 178x9811 Eugeshynia A J (^unn to Malind wife of WiUiam H Foster AprU 12 15500

21 ST St s s(No 306 E) 130 e 2d av 20x92 h amp 1 Lawrence P Cummings to Jacob Koch-keUer AprU 13 14000

21 ST St n s 137 e Oth av 21x989 h amp 1 John H Bleakie to WUUam Wheaton AprU 15 13000

21sT St n s 2418 e 10th av 168x988 Isaac Metzger to Charles H Blackhurst AprU 11 18000

24TH St s s 200 e Oth av 25x989 h amp 1 Lushycy D Fisk to Samuel H Terry of Jersey City AprU 13 15000

25Tn St s s 150 e 1st av 20x989 August G Schmidt to James Carson J r AprU 1 1 4525

25TH st n s 160 w Oth av 20x989 Joseph Burkhar t to Robert M OrreU April 9 18000

2 5 T H St s s 300 e Oth av 25x989 Isabella wife of WiUiam B Bend to George H Bend (Q C) AprU 11 31500

3 5 T H St s s 515 w 7th av 15x1089 h amp 1 Edward Owens fco Daniel Hayes AprU 1311000

37TH St n s 317 e 7th av 49 9xXblock i 2STH St n s 317 e 7th av 4 9 l l x ^ block C

Mount Sinai Hospifcal and Jews Orphan Asyshylum to Joseph M Ohmeis AprU 10 52000

3 7 T H St s s 204 w Ofch av 46x989 Robert Bonner to Henry and Carlton See April 10 - 14000

2STH St s s 266 e Third av 44x988 h amp 1 Isaac L MUler (Referee) to Anna M Trimble AprU 13 13580

3 3 D St n s 3II9 6 Broadway 234x989 h amp 1 Charles Hensohel fco Henry B Sands April 10 V 38000

180 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

3 3 D sfc s s 225 w Ofch av 25x1266 h amp 1 James L Morgan to WUliam Arras April 15 18000

3 4 T H St n K 210 e Bth av 23x989 h amp I Anthony King to Leopold King (^ part) AprU 15 13000

36TII St n s 250 e 2d av lOxOSO Henry J ^Ander son to the Church of St Gabriel (Feb

12 1870) April 15 1600 SOTH st s s 400 e 2d av 50x989 h amp 1 Ks-

tlier wife of Maicus H Lichtenstein to Thomas Tennings April 9 50000

36TII St s s 375 e l l t i i av 25x989 Heirs of James McGarrity of Wesfc Fai-ms to Daniel McCaU April 10 1000

3 7 T H St 8 s 200 e Madison av 25x989 (Irreg) Caroline S wife of Silas C Herring to Charles Lanier April 10 23000

38Tn St n s 2315 w Av A 181x1004 WUshyliam H McCool to Emily M wife of Jacob Baiz April 10 15150

39TII St s s 300 w lOfch av 75x989 h amp 1 Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscomb to John Fettretch AprU 12 60000

4 3 D sfc n s (No 137 E) 1584 e Lexington av 168x1005 h amp 1 Harfclev Haigh to John Moran AprU 15 15000

45TH St n s 199 e Sfch av 20xl005 h amp 1 Roberfc Hayes to Jennie E wife of Theodore S Fowler (Astor lease of Oct 20 1871) AprU 10 14200

46Tn St n s 455 w Ofch av 56x1004 Thomas C Clark to Dennis Loouie AprU 12 10000

47Tn St n s 275 w 2d av 126x789 h amp 1 Elizabeth Braun to Sigismund Windt April 11 6000

4 7 T H St s s 450 w 10th av 25xlC05 Fredshyerick Peters fco Michael Fries April 9 5200

48Tn St n s 325 w 5th av 25x1005 h amp 1 Sarah L wife of WiUiam A Kobbe to William B Ogden (Col CoU lease of Jan 1 1865) April 11 45000

49Tnst 6 w cor 2d av 20x705 h amp Johanshyna wife of Peter Noelke to Ludwig Laux AprU 11 22500

49TII St n s 125 e 7th av 2010xl0d5 h amp 1 Isaac Kuh to Justinian HartleJ^ AprU ]523500

51ST St n s 749 e 2d av I(i9x85 Thomas Lyons to Meyer Hecht AprU 10 12500

5 2 D St n s 2046 e 2d av 20xl005 Michael Gavin to Catharine Frazier April 11 14920

5 2 D St n s 235 e Oth av aOxlOO4 h amp 1 Helene wife of Jolm F Pupke to Garefcfca V Lamberfc (widow) April 15 37000

6 2 D St n s 275 e Oth av 20x1004 h amp 1 Mary L wife of James A Polhamius to Maria C wife of Jed Frye AprU 12 37000

52Dst n s 5216 e Othav 236x1004 Augusshytus F Holly to John C DonneUy April 10 20500

5 3 D St n 6 274 e 1st av 20xl005 h amp 1 Richard Akin to Maria wife of John CaUaghan AprU 9 i)500

5 3 D St s s 250 w 2d av 20x1005 h amp 1 William A Butler to Moritz Levene AprU 15 17500

5 3 D St n 6 245 e Madison av 20x1005 h amp1 WUliam H Decker to GUbert H Crawford (Sub to mortg $24000) AprU 15 nom

5 3 D St n s 245 e Madison av 40x1005 h it 1 Gilbert Holmes Crawford to Catherine D wife of WUUam H Decker (Snb to mortg $50000) April 15 nom

5 3 D St n s 265 e Madison av 20xl005 h amp 1 WiUiam H Decker to Gilbert H Crawford (Sub to mortg $20000) AprU 15 nom

5 3 D St 11 s i50 e 7fch av 1681005 h amp 1 John G Hifcchcock fco Annie E wife of GUbert K Harroun AprU 12 21000

5 4 T H St n s 75 w 9th av 25x754 li ampl Henry J Bui-chell to Matthew Clinton April 15 16000

5 5 T H St s s 275 e 2d av 120x1005 h amp 1 Frederick Leonhard to Mary D wife of Joseph H Bradley AprU 11 10250

56TH St n s 225 w 5th av 248x1005 h amp 1 Gratz Nathan (Referee) to Amelia Robins AprU 13 60000

5 7 T H St s s 300 w 2d av 50x1005 Pat r ick Farley to Michael Murray AprU 10 17500

5 7 T H St n s 20 w Lexington av 20x602 h it L Charles F Malloy to Mercedes R de Hine AprU 9 20500

60TH s t s s 360 e Madison av 20xl005 h amp 1 Peter P Decker to Margaret wife of Samuel Coulter AprU 11 30000

61ST St s B 260 w 3d av 19x1005 John McshyCool to Catherine L Beekman - (March 14 1871) AprU 15 31500

61ST s t s s 279W 3d av 19x1005 h amp 1 John Keys to PhiUp WaUacb AprU 15 24750

6 0 T H St n s 135 w Lexington av 20x1005 h amp1 Mary Ann wife of WiUiam Colvin to Constantine Ross^vog April 1 0 bull 26000

6 2 D s t n s 167 e 2d av 17x1005 (Sub t o ] mortg $3500) [

S6TU s t 11 s 100 w I s tav 21xl005 h amp 1 (Sub to mortg $7000) J Henry C Cole to John Schoener April 15 n a t love etc

0 2 D s t n B 1726 w 3d av lOxUS h amp 1 J J^entley Squier to Mary M Newton April 15 16500

63o s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1084 Jacob G Sanders of Albany to Simon Herman Nathan Asiel and Mayer Gottlieb April 9 22500

65TI1 s t n s 220 e 4th av 20x1005 Patr ick Fitzgcrild and Eugene SuUivan fco James Meeshyhan April 9 200(0

67T1I s t n s 150 e 5th av 25xl005 Helen wife of Bartow W Van Voorhis to Josepli Snufch April 12 22300

67TH s t n R 200 o ofch av 25x1005 Mary M wife of George H W d (of Buffalo N Y) to Joseph Smith AprU 12 ai300

OSrii s t n s 100 e 12th av 1936xl018xl 1177x1005 i

68Tn s t n s 350 w l l t h av 898x101Sx f 1057x1005 I Benjamin P Fairchild to John Mulford April 11 17750

58TH St n s 1065 w Av A 40x1004 George Kober to James S Keal of Tremont Westshychester Co April 9 38000

58TH s t s s 325 w lst av 75x1004 Matshythew T Brennan (Sherifl) to Lewis Johnston April 12 12900

5STH s t n s 150 w Oth av 25x1005 GrUfith Rowe to WiUiam B Dick AprU 12 10500

5STH s t n s 41710 w Sth av 215x1005 h amp 1 Thomas A Davis to James L Young AprU 15 28000

58T1I St n s 41710 w Sth av 215xl005 Jas L Young to Mclvench H Jeffers (widow) AprU 15 33000

5 9 T H s t s s 75 w Lexington av 20xlC05 TiiOmas Duffy to James K Glenn April 15 33500

74Tir s s 100 e Madison av 20x1022 h amp ] Robert M Strebeigh fco Mary Ann wife of WiUiam Colvin AprU 10 28500

77T1I sfc s B 275 e 2d av 25xl022 WiUiam Loose to Conrad Oberlein April 13 6075

80TH s t s s 200 e 5th av 25x1002 Joseph Bell and Douglas Campbell to Michael Cain AprU 10 16500

SlST s t s s SO w 2d av 24x767 John ODon-nel to Daniel Healy April 12 11500

SSD s t s s 100 elOth av 50x10011 (irreg) Henry C and John Ludlum to Josei^h Devling AprU 13 9000

84TH s t n s 2218 w 2d av 20x102 h amp 1 Frederick Prentice to Archibald McLintock AprU 12 105C0

89TII s t n s 425 w Sth av lOOxlOOS Ondershydonk Angevine to Caleb T Ward Aprill320000

101 ST S t n s 1934 w 9th av 166x10011 h amp 1 Howard R Vandyke to Susan A Vanshydyke AprU 15 8000

105TH s t s s 2313 w 1st av 189x1009 Pa t k Glennan to Francis Reilly April 9 1300

109TH s t n s 125 w 1st av 25x10010 Hiram Moore to Jos B Durfey of Brooldyn April 9 16000

109TH s t n B 100 e 2d av 19x10010 WiUiam Davis to Jas McCrodden AprU 11 3300

I U T H s t n s 345 w 3d av 25x10010 h amp 1 Mary McDonald to Albert Koopman (Sub to Mortg $4500) April 14 N a t love and nom

I U T H s t n s 245 e 5th av 50x10010 | 115Tn s t s B 245 e 5th av 25x10010 C

Samuel Cohen to Wm H Scott AprU 12 10500 U O T H St n s 373 e Av A 100x10010 h amp 1

James L Young to Nichols K Oatley April 15 28000

116TH s t n s 140 w 5th av 130x10011 Thos A Vvse J r to Thos J Mora April 15 22000

1 1 7 T H s t s s (No 170 E) 242 w 3d av 17x 10011 h amp Elizjibeth Avife of Jas L Ryan to Isaac G Van Tassel AprU 13 18000

118TH s t s B 263 w 5th av 22x10011 Wm B Conant to Jas G Fitzgerald AprU 11 5000

U O T H st s s 208 e Av A 40xl00ll George B Goldschmidt to Jas Meagher AprU 106000

1 2 2 D st n s 225 w Av A 50x100 Edward Fitzgerald fco Mary H wife of Nicholas H

Moore AprU 9 6000 1 2 3 D s t n s SSO e 2d av 18x10011 James

Meagher to George B Goldschmidt April 10 14000

1 2 3 D s t n s 155 e 3d av 75x10011 h amp 1 Phebe E wife of Alberfc Chesebro to Adam C Martin AprU 13 18000

134TH s t s s 100 e 3d av 189x10011 h amp1 A L S O gore on west side of above (rear) 15x11 )

Abraham B Van Dusen of Harlem to John W Kenyon A p r U 1 5 16000

1 3 4 T H s t s s 150 w Sfch av 50x10011 1 134Tn s t 10011 B of and Sfch av 125 w of |

25x253 (rear) ST NICHOLAS av v s 252 s i24fch s t 1186 j

x978 J Thos H Walter and Clara L his wife and Harr iet A Walter andT H Walter Extrx E-xr and Trustees oi J R Walter J r decd Ann Walter widow and Extrx of Jas R Walshyter Sr to Bernard Cohen April 13 24400

125TII St s s 272 e Sth av 28x10011 James H Coleman (Ref) to James H SuUivan AprU 13 5700

127TI1 st n s 415 w 3d av 20x9911 li amp 1 Sarah E vife of Richard H Lane to WiUiam Ilslcy AprU 1 0 11500

12ST1I Bt n s 804 w 2d av 188x7411 Wm J Gettey to Kate L wife of John Reid April 115 8000

128Tii stn s 290 w 4tii av 376x9911 Alex WUson to Charles L Mead AprU 15 8050

128TH s t s s 3976 e Oth av 376x9911 h amp1 Eliza vvife of Charles Stevens fco James Stewart AprU9 1650O

129Tn st s s 3996 w 5thavl76xl91 J h amp BUen wife of Isaac G Van Tassel to EUzabeth wife of James L Ryan April 12 22000

132D s t n s 3623 w (ith av lS9x9911 h amp I Thomas H Landon (Ref) to WUliam B McshyKenzie (Foreclos) AprU 9 5200

1 3 2 D s t n s 140 w Madison av 20x9911 h Al Leander Buck fco Jas MMcGregor AplO17000

1 5 2 D s t n s 650 w 10th av 20x2291(gt Exrs of Richard P Carman to Church of fche Intershycession AprU 11 11040

Av B w s (No 44) 722 n 3d sfc 24x80 Eliza Bonsall et al fco Jacob Gaufcer AprU 10 16000

LEXINGTON a v w s 79 n 27th s t 199x80 h amp 1 Thomas McManus and Thomas J Murphy to Antoine Mataraw AprU 10 24000

LEXINGTON av s e cor 49th st 171x70 Charshylotte wife of Leopold Mendelson to WiUiam Florance AprU 15 28000

MADISON av w B 755 n 61st s t 25x95 h amp 1 Heirs of John B Storm to Augustus J Brown April 15 bull 50000

MADISON av AV S 755 n 65fch st 25x95 Barshytow W Van Voorhis fco Pafcrick and Francis Morgan AprU 10 22000

MADISON av s w cor 105fch s t 10011x70 Anshydrew M and Rowland Davies to WiUiam M Martin April 10 22500

1ST av w s (No 341) 23 s 20th st 23x80 h it 1 John Neilson (of Middletown R I) to James Bonner AprU 10 1400 0

1ST av w s 523 n 77th st 261x100 (Irreg) Jacob Cordes to Frederick Peters April 913350

2 D av w s 481 s 4th s t 24x65 h amp 1 Pearshyson S Halstead to Alexander Sutter April 15 ^0000

2 D av w s 783 s 13th st 263x110 h amp 1 Catharine A wife of Edward W Burr to Cashytherine E wife of Adam Weber AprU 1333000

2Dav c s 648 s 2 2 d s t 20x100 h amp1 Josiah H Burton to Thomas Parish Sherman April 15 25000

2 D av e s 25 s 34th s t 492x80 h amp 1 ) 34TH s t s B SOe 2d av 213x989 h fel j

Augustus F Holly to Thomas Gearty (Sub to all taxes and assessments from May 1 1870) AprU 1 0 35000

2 D av e s 755 s 44th s t 25x100 h amp 1 John J BurcheU fco Conrad Uhl April 12 21000

3 D av w s 505 n 45th s t 50xl00 h amp 1 Thomas Jenings-to Esther wife of Marcus H

bull Lichtenstein (tSub to mort $18000 and taxes of 1870 and 1871) AprU 9 38500

3 D av w s 87 s 50th s t 214x80 James H Hoffman to Israel Jaeger April 1 2 13500

2 D av w s 804 n 55th s t 20x66 h amp 1 Darius G Crosby to Henry Siebert AprU 9 14550

2 D av n e cor 105th s t 10011x200 (J^ p a r t ) James McNamara to Thomas J Mooney (Stamps $11) April 13 no con

2 D av s w cor 115th s t about 100x100 (Irreg) Isaac De Garmo to Daniel Bates AprU 12 bull 26000

3 D av w s 511 s 85th st 256x1023 Clara Ann wif e of bull Roberfc Kennedy to Joseph Hew-lefct AprU 15 16750

4 T H av w s 786 n 36fch sfc 24x105 h amp 1 Thatcher M AdaniB to Josiah G Holland (Springfield Mass) April 9 76000

4TH av s e cor 106th s t ICOllxlCO Walter Brady to Lambert S Quackenbush AprU 13 9125

5TH av s e cor 102d s t 1009x350 PhUip Van Volkenbiirgh and Daniel B Van Volkenburgh to LleweUyn F Barry April 1 3 160000

5 T H av w s 505n 114th st 505x100 Dow-thea Meislahu et al t o Sigmund J Seligman AprU 9 n o m

6 T H av n e cor 184th st 24llx85 Walter j Brady to Thomas Ryan AprU 11 7000

REAL E S T A T E R E C O R D 181

7 T H av n w cor 34fch sfc 22x00 h amp 1 Forster I Weeks to Gabriel and Joseph LUianthal AprU 10 25500

9 T H av S W cor 54th s t 251x80 h amp 1 Francis Blessing to John ReUly AprU 1126750

9 T H av n e cor 125th s t 2411x100 Bxrs of James R Walter and Thomas H Walter to John Chapman April 15 8000

lOTHav w s 253 s 39th s t 246x75 J o h n Schmidt to John Leib AprU 9 26000

9 T H av w s OOth fco 61 st s t 20010x400 1 0 T H av e s OOth to 6 is t s t 20010x100 6 0 T H s t n s 400 w 9th av 200x1005

Algernon S Jarvis (of White Plains) to Amos R Boo AprU 12 228000

l lTH av w s (oldline) between 158th and 159feh sfcs 200x150 Isaac P Marfcin fco Church of fche Infcercession April 13 42 500

11TH av e s758n 96fchst 506xl00 Matthew T Brennan Sheriff to Thomas M Pefcers AprU 15 5 200

KINGS COUNTY

April Sd A L L grantors ti t le to estate of Joseph and Ruth

Dean J D Bristol to John B Dow J r ^ (Q-c ) 5oo B E R G E N s t s s 300 w VanderbUt av 25xl30 7

x309-xll27 Jane wifeof T Cramer to John W Stewart 4 ocO

B O E R U M s t n s 250 w Lorrimer st25xiub h amp 1 Josephine wife of C Lesseur to Lipp-man Rcitzensfcein 5 ooQ

BROADWAY n s 1085 w 5tli st 2i8xio6 J G Jenkins to Williamsburgh Savings

^ ^ a n k 14 000 COLUMBIA st e s 20 n President s t 20x80

h ife 1 G H Roberts to Edward Kieser 10 000 COOK s t n s 275 e MorreU s t and 125 w

Bushwick av 25x100 (Correcting error) J J Carfield to Patr ick Burns ( Q C ) nom

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 345 s w Com-1 merce s t 384x180 j

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 3834svvComl f merce s t 384x180 J F Woodruffto John J Van Nostrand54000

E L L E R Y st n s 250 e Marcy av 25x100 A Venter to Peter Fafcscher 675

E W E N s t Nos 125 and 127 25x86 l S I G E L s t n s 225 e Graham av 25x100 CHESTNUT sfc n s 200 e Evergreen av50x f

548 (irreg) J Victoria wife of W Obermier to Hermann Somshym e r jjonj

F L O Y D s t s s 200 w Yafces av 25x100 J ToeUuer to Friedrich Schmitt 5 500

GKATTAN s t s s 100 e Bogert s t 25x100 h amp 1 J Softy to Franz lleichwein ltU P^^^-) bull sect35

H O O P E R s t n s 1414 w Marcy av 80x100 i Scholes to WiUiam Floyd and Eliphalet S Nevins of New York 5 550

H O O P E R s t s s 291 e Bedford av 448x110 J WUde fco Theodore P Jackson 3500

H O P K I N S s t s s 250 e Marcy av 25x200 G L Kessler fco Andrew Venter (1868) 500

I N D I A s t n s 200 w Union pL 50x69 (irreg) Mary A wife of N Bliss to Grifiath J Roberts 2 200

J A V A s t s s 200 e WesLst25xioohampi ]E~ Molony to Geo M BaU 3 700

K O S S U T H s t s e s 245 n e Broadway 20x100 C Trimble to Richard and Michael Tracy5000

MADDAGH s t n s 206 w Henry sfc 215xl009 A B Thorn (Exr) to Pat r ick Toy 6350

S A M E property Eliza Lardlaw (widow) to Pa t r k Toy CQ- 0 ) bull bull nom

MADISON s t s s3834e Bedford av 168xl00 h amp 1 Mary J wife of M R Pe t ty to Mary F wife of Ezekiel A Harris 4 900

PENNst s a 3024 s Lee av 303x100 h ampl A Rossto Hem-y I h n e 8500

P I E R R E P O N T s t s s 125 e Clinton s t 25x100 A AUen to Abram Allen J r 25000

P R E S I D E N T s t s s 225 w Powers s t 100x100 W P Byrne to~James E Dimond 6000

P R O S P E C T pl n e s 155 n w Vanderbilt av 20x131 S J Stevens to Charles H Par -s o n s 15000

bCHERMERHORN St n s 1501 w Smith s t 25x 1012 bull A AUen to Geo D AUen 6000

S M I T H s t e s 77 n Sackett s t 23x100 R S Crane to WilUam D Walker (Foreclos) 1750

STOCKHOLM s t n s 343 e Myrtle av 32x30x mdashx8x35xl2xl00 P Reynolds to Robinson GiU (Foreclos) 2300

STOCKTON a t s s 180 w Throop av 20x100 Mary Jarvie to John Flinn of-New York 4500

V A N B U B E N s t s s 325 w Bedford av25x 934 G L Moehring to Abraham Ackerman

of New Y o r k 1500

V A R E T and MorreU sts n w cor 100x25 h amp 1 Margaretha Klug et al to Karl and Maria A Weiss 7900

W Y C K O F F s t n s 1915 n w 6th av 44x100 T SkeUy to Thomas P Stevenson 4000

SOUTH 4th s t n a 85 a Ofch s t 2lx95 W Mofcfc fco Joseph McKee 250O

SOUTH 4fch sfc n s 63 w Oth sfc 21x95 F ran-cisca Brendle (widow) fco William D Lock-wood 4700

2 D s t w s 552 n South Oth s t 206x100 W M Thurman fco Henry Lemkan 6000

5 T H sfc n w s 50 s w South Isfc s t 25x1036 W D Lockwood to John W By ard 4600

6TH s t e B 80 n South 2d s t 20x50 Sarah J wife of W E Butler to Theodore E Green 1000

SAME properfcy T B Green to William B Bufcler 1000

N O R T H Sfch st s w s 125 n w 5th s t SOx) 100 I

N O R T H Sfch s t s w s 200 n w 5th s t 50x 100 J S J Hunfc to Peter Koelsch 5600

N O R T H 9fch s t n e s 150 n w 4th s t 50xl00 S J Hun t to CorneUus Mayer 2800

SOUTH 9th and 5th sts n e cor 50x73 N Baulsir to Jane A wife of Joshua Brown of New York 6000

1 1 T H s t s w B 1635 n w Sth av 50x100 H L Clarke to Charles Nickenig 2900

12TH St e sbdquo befc South5fch st and Broadway 33 11X42X534 (very bad description)

SOUTH 5fch s t s s 125 s e 12th s t 44x5610 x638 bull J H Eichinger to Margt wife of George Eichin-ger 500

2 0 T H St s s 225 e 7th av 25x100- Mary McCausland et al to Andrew S Wheeler (C a G) 500

SAME properfcy J McCausland fco A S Wheeler (Q C) nom

BAYav n e s 200 n w Cedar s t 100x100 J Halliday fco Pafcrick Collins of Gravesend L 1 200

CARLTON av w s 19911 n Dekalb av 215x 100 h it 1 Emma J wife of A D Atlunson to IsabeUa Rice (widow) 15000

CLASSON av e s 1502 n Myrtle av 126x100 h amp 1 J Lock fco Louis Samson 4000

CLINTON av e s 71 s Fulfcon av 30x100 R Carpenfcer fco Ezekiel Auerbach 13500

D E K A L B av s s 375 w Lewis av 25x100 h amp 1 J J Larkhi to Pedro A Afonso 7000

HARRISON av and Heyward sfc easterly cor 23 XSO C J Summers to Lorenz Ri t ter 1220

OviNGTON av n e s near 4th av 1016x1738 (Bay Ridge) W H Denyse to Otto K Ivjranse 6750

OviNGTON and 4th avs easterly cor 78x175Ix 495xmdash (Bay Ridge) Eliza N Blunt (widow) to Otto K iCranse 1250

P A R K av s s 100 e Tompkins av 221x100 N H Clement to F rank Crooke of Fla t shybush 1425

3 D av e s 53 s Dean st 23x70 i D E A N s t s s 7711 e 3d av 221x75 f

B Auerbach to Richard C a r p e n t e r 12000 6TH av and Warren s t s e cor 100x947 C

W Riecks to Abel F Goodnow 16250 GRAVESEND 5 955-1000 acres adj Adrian Bershy

ger A Berger to Henry Johnson of Gravesshyend 7146

April Ath OviNGTON av n B (indeft) 545x1703 Ann

Meier (widow) to Geo Marriott 400 CALYER st n s 25 w Guernsey st 25x75

Jane wife of T Howell to Fanny I wife of James D Mogg 1200

CHAUNCEY s t and Paca av s w cor 350x100 14 hs amp Is H Beales to John Davies 7000

COOK s t s s 250 e MorreU s t 25x100 h amp 1 H Grant to Erns t Schon 1100

D E G R A W s t B S 15210 w Columbia s t 17Ox 100 S A Church to Johannes Scharfeuberg (Q C ) nom

S A M E property J Scharfenberg to Peter Buhr 5000

E L M st n s 100 w WiUow s t 25x95 h amp 1 F Schmecker te John Y^-eger 1800

H A L S E Y s t s s 80 e Throop av 20x100 H A L S E Y s t s s 140 e Throop av 40x100 i H A L S E Y s t s s 200 e Throop av 60x100 [ H A L S E Y st s s 300 e Throop av 20x100 J

J Halliard to Henry Osborn 7000 H O O P E R s t n s 275 e Bedford av 66x100 F Scholes to Francis DuBois 5550 H E Y W A R D s t n s 336 e Wythe av 236x100

W WaU to Henry D a h l 800 H E Y W A R D s t n B 226 e Wythe av 336x100

H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E A i i i c k e s 1 0 0 0

H E Y W A R D st and Wythe av norfcherly cor) 226x100 I

H E Y W A R D sfc n w s 45 n e Wyfche av mdash f to River s t xmdash j H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E Adickes 1800

JOHNSON s t n s 75 e Smith s t 25x100 h amp 1 Margaretha wife of A Schmand to Joseph Herte 3100

K E A P s t n s 165 w Lee av 22x100 D K HaU to Martha W H wife of Morton B Smith of New York 13500

MCDONOUGH s t n s 100 w Hopkinson av 1 ll76x200

B E D F O R D av w s 40 s Taylor s t 20x90 | J P Knapp to John M Quackenboss of Montshygomery Orange Co N Y 25000

MESEROLE s t n s 175 e Leonard s t 25x100 A Ginter to Theodore F r e u n d 9075

O X F O R D s t w s 1498 s Lafayette av 214x 100 Clara L wife of A J Ddtger to Eliz A T Phelps 17000

P A C I F I C sfc n s 3539 e Carlton av 196x742 G M Stevens to Susan N Howard of East^ Chester N Y (Foreclos) 5000

P R I N C E s t e s 100 n Willoughby s t 25x85 -C W Frieling to Mai-tha A FrieUng (wishydow) (Q C) 400

P A C I F I C andColumbia sts n e cor 95x50 J Morton et al to John H Tate of Flatbush 6000

RODNEY s t s 6 1448 w Bedford av 448x100 J W Borcherding to Charles Kuehne-mundfc 5500

ST M A R K S pL n s 226 w Carlfcon av 21x131 J V Porfcer fco Pierre D Van Hoesen of New York 13000

SANDFORD sfc e s (No 229) J Fifczsiinmons to Jane L wife of Samuel D Thomas (Conshytract) 5500

U N I O N s t s s 290 e Hoyt s t 20xl00 J BeU fco Clara E wife of Abram Wilsey (B amp S) 3000

SAME properfcy Clara E wife of A Wilsey to Adeline E wife of John BeU (B amp S ) 3000

V A N B U R E N s t n s 325 w Franklin av 20x 100 Mary A wife of M Bunker to Phrebe H Weiss 5250

W I L L I A M st and Troyav s e cor 7091x100 S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann of New York (34 par t 833

W H I P P L E s t s e s 138 s w Throop av 15x 556x399x38 C Dit tmer to Rosa wife of J o shyseph Weininann 500

W H I P P L E st s e s 128 s w Throop av 25x 522xmdash-x38 Josephine Pfab (widow) to Jacob Rech (Correcting error) (QC) nom

SOUTH 5tii s t s s 80 w Sth s t 20x100 P Boshyvers to Franz Herrschaffc 1400

6 T H s t w s 121 s Soufch 4fch sfc 174x100 h amp 1 Sarah Clark tb David G Cay wood of New York 5600

I S T H st s w s 225 s e 5th av 25xl00 Soshyphia wife of D Fickeh to JiiUa M -wife of Soloshymon B RusseU 1100

B E D F O R D av and Rosa s t n w cor 100x110 hs amp Is J M Quackenboss to Joseph F Knapp 50000

D E K A L B av and Sandford st n w cor 31x83 h amp I B McAlasher to Edward Freel 500

F R A N K L I N av w s 13511 n Lefferts sfc 187x 12411 (irreg) Sarah Jwife of A TredweU to Edward R o w e 2626

H U D S O N av e s 1097 s Dekalb av 25x1005 W Simonson to Christian Hohn 4500

JOHNSON av s w s 100 n w Suydam s t 186x 10px57xmdash Phcebe E wife of C M Knowlton to Michael Naeder 1600

JOHNSON av and Baltimore pl s e cor 200x1 4752 ( X p a r t ) j

JOHNSON av and Cincinnati pl s e cor 200 ( 4548 (J^part) J S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann 2333

K E N T av s w s at intersection of centre Une of Rodney st if continued 125x1519 to Wall shyabout channel xl259xmdash P Scholes to Geo B Remsen of Hempstead L I 29200

L E W I S av e s 40 s P a l a s M s t 20x100 Sarah A wife of G Sturtevant fco Alex S Walsh of Jamaica L I 5500

NEW^ B U S H W I C K road and road adj Evergreen Cemetery northerly cor 11 372-1000 acres F Du Bois to Henry Hauselmann 18195

U N I O N av e s 53 a Montrose av 22x75 h amp 1 L Fink to Martin D i e r a u f 5200

V E R N O N av s s 300 e Flatbush plank road 100x150 J H Tate to Franklin H Know-er 8000

W E B S T E R av s s 363 e 2d s t 456x1093 i W E B S T E R av s s and Isfc s t s w cor 456 gt- -

X1093 ) J W Hull to John T Mackenzie 1800bull

A^ril nth A D A M S s t e s 75 n TUlary s t 266x539 (in-

deft share) Louisa -wife of G C Green fco -Henrietta L Sphraidt (B amp S ) 400

182 R E A L E S T A T E R E G ^ O R D

B A L T I C s t s amp 3154 w Clinton s t 34x100 J Frisbee to Harriet A wife of Jared Brewsfcer (Q C 1865) nom

B A N K E R st w s- 976 s Norman av ISlx 439 (error)

N O R T H 15TH st s w s 82 s e 2d s t 18x100 G A Sacchi to Henry Sacchi 140

B O X s t 8 s 175 w Oakland s t 25x100 M Grace to Nathaniel Morton of Plymouth Mass 900

BERGEN s t n s 230 w Saratoga av 120x1072 P Massa to John Stafford amp Alex Nichol 2400

CEDAR s t a e s 3807 n e Evergreen av 100x839 5 hs amp Is T S Olive to Henry Kearney 1750O

CLINTON s t e s 163 n Pierrepont s t 25xl00 A Querean to James Bailey 14250

DOWNING s t e a 350 s Gates av 25x100 Nancy M wife of J Irwin to Walter Green-ough 7000

H O O P E R s t n s 2214 w Matey av 80x100 _ F Scholes fco Peter J ODonohue 5060 J E F F E R S O N s t s s 2834 w Stuyvesant av

168x100 L Kenny to Thomas Garvey of New York 6000

L I N D E N boulevard n s 75 e proposed extension of Nostrand av 25x235 Charlotte wife of L Mendelson to Jos Leghorn of New York 3500

LOMBARDY st s s 155 w Morgan av 20x1265 (irreg) R C Combes to Severin Mejer1000

LOMBARDY s t s s 95 w Morgan av 60x986x mdashxl265 R C Combes to James H Saxton of Newark N J 2500

MADISON s t s a 475 w Nostrand av 25x100 C King to Harriet wife of Cuthbert C Gorshydon 7S00

M ONROE s t n s 150 w Patchen av 25x100 Nannie W wife of G A Gardiner to Win H Harrison 1700

NASSAU s t n s 200 e Gold s t 20x1071 h amp 1 B Donlon to John S Sfciger of New York 10000

N E L S O N s t n s 140 e Court s t 20x100 h amp 1 C M Felt to Fred k W amp Marie Moritz of New York 4750

OAKLAND s t e s 225 s Nassau ay 283x1 OOx 479xmdash P C IngersoU to EUza A wife of George H Stiles 1400

P E N N st s s 100 w Harrison av 202x100 C A Cushman to Wm B Pester 1110

P E N N s t s s 120 w Harrison av 203x100 G H Mellisch to WUliam B Pester 1110

R I C H A R D S and Van Dyke sfcs easterly cor 80x 20 W W Goodrich to Thomas CarroU 610

R U T L E D G E s t n w s 1634 s w Leeav SlSx 100 - A Lowerre to Alfred O Backus 4600

RYERSON s t w s 84 n Myrtle av 20x100 Eliz A H wife of A Y BirdsaU to S Josephine wife of Stephen T Birdsall 5500

SKILLMAN s t w s 1032 n Lafayette av 182 xlOO h ltamp 1 J McCarthy to EUen 0 L Co-halan 1000

STOCKTON s t s s 240 w Throop av 20x100 (Foreclos) G M Stevens fco Chas B Nichols of Albany 1000

STOCKTON s t n s 350 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Valentine Weissensee of New York 1100

V A N D Y K E s t n e s 20 s e Richards st 20 x80 W W Goodrich to Barnard Rom-ke 400

W A R R E N s t s s 4799 w Nevins s t 20x100 Letitia McCabe to Patr ick Dervin 1850

W I L S O N s t SO s of and Wythe av 774 e of (rear) 194x20 M Donovan to Charles P Kuchnemnndt 250

W I L S O N st s s 774 e Wythe av-194xl00 C Kuchnemundt to John M Borcherding 9500

SOUTH 5TH s t n s 170 e Oth s t 43x1004 P Bovers to Valentine Broker 2600

SOUTH 5Tn s t a s 60 w Sth s t 30x80 P Bovers fco Walfcer K Van Valkenburgh 1625

7 T H s t n w s 834 s w Norfch 6fch s t 16Sx 100 Harriefc L Nelson fco Sabrina B Au-bery nom

1 0 T H St n e s 170 s e 3d av 30x100 W Corboy to Jeremiah Corboy 3600

B E D F O R D av and Hewes s t n e cor 60x97 J WUde to Francis Du Bois 8350

B E D F O R D av e s 60 s Hooper s t 80x97 J WUde to Peter J ODonahue 11000

F R A N K L I N av w s 30 n Dean s t 30x80 h amp 1 J Stafford to Theodora wife of Ferd Massa 9000

K E N T av s w s intersection of centre line of Keap St if continued thence n w 1351x1519 to WaUabout channel xl359xmdash P Scholes to Oscar F Hawley Jr of New York 38200

LAFAYETTE avs S 88 W Adelphi s t 22x91x 12x9x10x100 R H u n t to Max HarnickeL 11000

LAFAYETTE avi s s 45 w Grand av 39x100 J T Barnard to Henry Blatchford 4400

LAFATETTE av s s 190 w Reed av 20x100 B amp 1 A DoU to JohnKle in 5000 L E W I S av and Bainbridigest s e cor 25x100

H Megchendorf to Theodore P r o s s e r 1900

MARCY av w s 651 s Dekalb av 910xmdash(irshyreg strip) J Sneddon to Charles M Titus of Ithaca N Y 3000

STOCKTON s t n s 375 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Constantino Be rnaue r 1100

T H R O O P av e s 623 w Gerry s t 209x119 A Simendinger to John Rueger 1000

WILLOUGHBY av u s 165 w Tompkins av 20x100 P Mead to Albert B King 5600

April Gth ATLANTIC s t s s 203 w Smith st 20x702

J Dietrich to Herman Thimig 12000 B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass s t 100x23x

mdashXmdashx25 J Hoyt to Chas Hoyt (Reconveyshyance) nom

B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass a t 100x23x mdashXmdashx25 C H Hoyt to Maria Douglass 400

CRANBERRY s t n s (No 35) 25x100 Grace wife of T R Hoole to Mott Bedell 13 500

DOUGLASS s t a w s 100 a e Bond s t 100x200 to Gowanus canal W P Powers to Edward P Davis and Ellen M wife of Henry Kelsey (C a G) 9125

SAME property Jul ia Davis et al to WiUiam B Nichols 18250

D E A N st a a 200 e Schenectady av 25x1072 h amp 1 G Evans to Victor Vierow 2700

SAME property V Vierow to Paul A Koch2900 E L M St n s 103 w Central av 22x71 E

Holdridge to Fanny Lotheringfcon 2300 GRATTAN and Bogart sts s e cor 100x50 FLUSHING and Johnson avs s w cor 159x595

xl00x25x50xl00 to Forest stxl6 P Bovers to Robert Adair 3225

H St a a 183 w Union av 20x1416 Anshytoinette A wife of G H Brisfcol to Caroline M Morgan of New Rochelle N Y 375

JACKSON and Front sts n e cor 75x100 JACKSON s t n s 75 e Front st aboufc 324x

100 T McGoey to Hugh Kaig of New York (B amp S) 15000

MADISON s t n s 1189 w Bedford av 189x100 h amp 1 Sarah wife of T Atkinson to George 0 Magown of New York 8000

MONROE st s s 160 w Marcy av 20x100 Sushysannah E C wife of W C Russell to Wm H Daycock 6800

P R E S I D E N T s t n s 112 w Van Brunt s t 19x50 h amp 1 P A E Koehnto AndwC Schmidt3250

P E N N s t s s 2247 w Lee av 205x100 h amp 1 H Irwin to David S Gidney 8000

P R E S I D E N T a t n s 155 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 135 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 115 w Bond s t 20x100

C M Earle to Alfred Wallis (Par t i t ion) 1800 STFUBEN s t w s 200 n Myrtle av 50x100 G

W Child to Michael Farrell 2100 VALWORTII St e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x100

C Weisheit to Charles MuUer 4000 W A R R E N s t n s ICO w Hoyt s t 20x100 h amp1

M Seyler to Horace K Thurber (B amp S)nom I S T H s t s s 118 e 4th av 1711x1002 h amp I

J Hirst to Wm A Virtue of New York 4000 18TH s t n e s 100 n w 3d av 25x1002 J

R Kuhn to Robert Ormeston (Foreclos) 300 ATLANTIC and Stone avs s e cor 200x100 ) P A C I F I C s t n s 150 e Stone av 50x100 f

S Emanuel to James H Kidder (B amp S)9000 F R A N K L I N av (No 288) b e t Lafayette and

Dekalb avs ( 2 D pl (No 17) b e t Henry and Clinton sts and j

all furniture and fixtures J J H Hubbard to Jacob R Duvall of New York (C) 35000

GATES av n s 80 w Ryerson s t 20x100 h amp 1 Hannah E wife of J A Greene to Thomas R BaU 11000

KINGSTON av w s 40 n Bergen a t 40x100 h amp 1 W A Vredenburgh to Kate L Trus-low 8080

MONTROSE av and Leonard s t s e cr 75x75 P V MorreU to Francis Pfeiffer 14000

SHEPARD and Bay avs s w cor 90xl00 Sashyrah V wife of B C ThornaU to Wm H Decker 3000

SAME property W H Decker to (jiUiert H Crawford nom

S A M E property G H Crawford to Cath D wife of Wm H Decker (B amp S) nom

A2Jri 8th B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smith s t 25x100 H

L Carr to Thomas HamUton (B amp S ) nom B A L T I C s t n e s 150 s e Smith st 25x100

N H Clemenfc to Thomas HamUton (Foreshyclose ) 4650

CLAY a t a a 170 w Union av 20x100 D A t -kin to P ia t t C IngersoU 4500

CONOVER s t e s 60 n Van Dyke at 20x80 p Hardy to Louia Garypie (Q C) nom

S A M E Property L Garypie to Emanuel Andershyson 1700

D E V O E St a s 1879 e Union av 20xl003 J Sherwood to Adeline A W i l s o n 2 2 0 0

D E A N s t a s 243 9 e Schenectady av 37x 1072 h amp 1 S J Styles to Mary wife of Thos Curry of Jersey City 3700

DIAMOND s t e s 200 n Nassau av 50x100 P C IngersoU to David Atkin 1750

E W E N s t w s 50 s Conselyea s t 25x100 h amp 1 P M Hall to John W Mulen 4200

F R O S T a t n a 150 w Smith s t 25x76 Lucy A wife of S Keeler to John W Vanderzee of New York 2800

H O O P E R s t n s 1214 w Marcy av 20x100 P Scholes to Charles Murray 1400

J E F F E R S O N a t s s 225 w Ralph av 50x200 D M Smyth to Robert H Eschenbach 1900

LIVINGSTON sfc n s 100 w Hanover p l 20x75 G M Stevens to Nicholas Cooper (Foreshyclose ) 5500

L U Q U E E R at 8 a 1568 e Clinton a t 2010x100 1 D Fletcher to Edward H K i d d e r 1 0 0 0

P A C I F I C sfc n s 380 e Porfcland av 20x100 Chariofcte S wUe of C G Klug to Wm Erd t -mann 9000

P A C I F I C s t n s 3755 w Nostrand av 1453 x786xll3 to Clove road xmdash to Pacific st Frances M S wife of D N Carrington to Stephen Pri tchard 10000

P R O S P E C T st s s 140 w Bridge s t 25x100 h amp I J Brower to Patr ick Moran 6000

P U L A S K I s t s a 125 e Stuyvesant av 20x1 100 I

PuLASKi St s a 205 e Stuyveaant av 20x f 100 J J McClean to George PoweU 11000

SACKETT a t n s 160 e Hoyt s t 20x100 L S MiUs to Edward H Kidder 3500

SCHERMERHORN s t s s SO e Smith at 20x100 G M Stevena to J Pierrepont Edwarda (Foreclos) 11250

SKILLMAN st e s 225 n Pa rk av 100x100 P Donlon to John S Stiger of New Y o r k 6000

ST J A M E S S pl e s 200 n Gates av 20x100 h amp 1 T Lambert to Thomas McStave 13000

SuYDAM St e s 8810 n Atlantic av 40x13810 xlO 7x296x1373 J RUey to Hephzibah wife of Wm D Murphy (C a G) 1000

SUYDAM s t n a 250 e WiUow a t 50x95 J W Naughton to Geo amp Charlotte Ledger 3500

TAYLOR s t a s 1898 w Wythe av 15x100 G M Stevens to Robert Ferrier of New York (Foreclos) 1000

2 D pL n a 1295 e Clinton s t 265x1335 N H Clement to Divine Burtis (Partit ion) 10025

2 D pl n s 766 e Clinton a t 265xl335 h amp I Jane wife of M T Gibbona to Isaac L McshyGay of New York 18000

2 D St S S 160 W Bond s t 20xlOO I D Fletcher to Edward H Kidder 5500

1 6 T H s t n e s 3014s e th av 25x100 P e shyter OHara to Patr ick OHara 1000

ViN B U R E N s t n s 250 e Throop av 25x100 T Simpson to Thomas Bagot 1000

WALWORTH a t e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x 100 C Muller to Julius Hansen and Charles Schneider of New York 5000

W Y C K O F F st n a 2913 w Rochester av 25x 1279 H Danernehin to Louis Marchold 1500

SAME property L Marchold to Anna M wife of Henry Danernhein (B amp S) 1-500

D E B E V O I S E av and Amoa a t s w cor 150x125 x200x25x50xl00 P Quinn to Mary A wife of

John E Capet 4000 D E K A L B av a a 100 w Stuyvesanfc av 10()x

100 J Y Pifcchefcfc to George Delatush of New Dover Middlesex Co N J 42500

GATES av n s 163 e Classon av 20x100 h amp 1 P Lamberfc to Wilkes Gay of New York 12500

GR-AND av e a 216 8 Gatea av 21x1016 T Skelly to Maria Brenner of Manhasaefc Queens Co L I 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 280 w Grand av 20x100 N Sfcevens to BveUue A Brainard nom

M Y R T L E av and Conselyea s t southerly cor 146x1036xl055 G G Dukes et aL to Edshyward Davies (C a G) 900

NORMAN av n s 50 w Diamond s t 25x95 J P Mahony to Edward Carney 1000

R A L P H av w s 872 n Dean s t 20x100 S Styler to Robert Lindsey 225

STUYVESANT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x 100 W Johnston fco John Rose 7000

S T M A R K S av s a 20 w Carlfcon av 20x81 C G Schneider fco John S Sfciger 12000

5 T H av e s 204 n 7fch s t 198x70 ) 9 T H s t n s 1576 a e 4fch av 19x90 J

Margarefc wife of E Kenney to Edward W Richardson 13000

April 9th B E L V I D E R E sfc S e B 2066 s w Beaver s t 25

x852 A Stockholm e t a l to Anton VigeshyU u s 900

CjCffiDMBiA St- n w s- 16 n e Sackett sfc 21x95 hi amp1 J Levisolm- to-WiUiam Mor r i s 8000

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 183

CLAY st n a 300 e Union av 75x100 ha amp Is L Dnbb fco Mary Kohn of New Y o r k 33000

CHESTNUT st s e a 300 s w Johnson av 25x 100 G G Diikes et al to Cafcharine Murray

G ) - 300 (C DOUGLASS s t a s 129 e Perry av 376x1276

C S Barker to Freelove D R o g e r s 1 0 0 0 E L L I O T T p l e a 4626 s Hanson pl 2010x100

Eliz F wife M B Swezey fco Emma wife of John Syms 7800

HANCOCK sfc n a 2042 w Sfcuyvesant av 2010 xlOO Mary P wife of J Flood to Hubbard L RusseU 750

H A M I L T O N s t w s 1615 n P a r k av 100x150 EUen H wife of C C Pa t t en to Mary A Hig-gin^ 10000

H I G H sfc s s 75 w Bridge sfc 25x100 (parfci-fcion) E A Hutchins to Henry Crum-mey 5000

LIVINGSTON st and Hanover pL n w cor 20x 75 h amp I N Cooper to Maria wife of CJhas R P i t t 6000

LE0N4RD St w s 60 n Powers s t 20x75 h ife I T Terry fco James Meakin Flushing L I and Henry Beales 3000

MARION sfc n s Lofcs 44 and 46 (Blk 8) Hunter Ply Farm 50x100 J Volke to Martin F Lindhorn 675

MACON at n s 145 w Tompkins av 20x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam P C Denike (Foreshyclos ) 250

OAKLAND and Freemen sfcs n w cor 25x100 M Walker fco James Law 1000

PiERREPOiNT St s s 125 6 CUnton St 25x100 A Allen J r to Abram AUen 25000

R O S E at s s 3904 w Bedford av 224x100 H Ranken to Hans C F Gatje 2000

SACKETT s t n s 99 a Hicks s t 1910x75x1x25 bull xlSlOxlOO M Shearmaji to Cath wife of

John Griffen S500 SACKETT s t n s 11810 e Hicks s t 1910x100

h ife 1 M Shearman to Cath wife of John Griffen 8500

V-AN D Y K E st n e s 40 s e Richards s t 20x 80 W W Goodrich to John H Von Be-bern 350

W A R R E N s t a s 12010 w 4th av 20x100 h amp 1 E S MiUs to Daniel A Youngs (B amp S) 5500

WASHINGTON s t e s 78 s Adams s t 25x996 h ltfe 1 B MueUer to Fredk Schmelcher 1400

7TH s t w s 748n e North l e t s t 25x80 Emily E wife of J Armstrong to Alfred Hobley 3500

9 T H St centre line 5109 e 3dav 25xtb n 125 G B Goldschmidt to James Morgan (C a G) 5000

SOUTH 9th s t s s 146 w 4th sb 50x100 J R Thomas fco Isfc Univeraalist Society WUshyliamsburg 8000

SOUTH 9th a t a a 121 w 4th s t 25x100 W W Armfield to 1st Universalist Society Wilshyliamsburgh 4000

1 0 T H St n e s 100 s e 2d av 22x100 E Brazwell to John Broderick 1000

2 3 D St s w s 4834 n w 5th av 168x100 J Crocker toAlfonzo E Bacon 3700

4 3 D s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1002 P P Page to John Cavanagh 2250

GATES av s s 204 w Ralph av 19x100 J Palmer to Michael FarreU 7500

April lOtJi A M I T Y s t n s 150 e Clinton st 25x100 ) CLINTON s t e s 75 n Amity s t 25x90

D Darrow to John Shuster 10000 B E R G E N s t s s 1975 e Smith s t 231x100

J Shuster to Daniel Dan-ow of New York9000 CHAUNCEY s t n s 370 w Lewis av 20x100

Carrie B wife of E D Valentine to EmUy A wife of H A Kent of Plainfield N J (Q C) nom

D E G R A W s t s s 200 e Smifch at 20x100 h amp 1 W J BedeU fco Nafchl A Boyn ton 11000

D I A M O N D s t n s 3164 e Main at S59xl599x 403x8710x200 W P Sweet to Diedrich WestfaU 5000

E L L I O T T pl (late Hampden a t ) w a 120n Lashyfayette av 33x100 h ltfe 1 Mary C Hawkins to Augusta A Becker 13000

H E N R Y s t e s 50 s Presidenfc sfc 35x117 Kath wife of J W GUbert to Catharine E Dohrmann 13000

H E R B E R T s t n w s 1709 s w North Henry s t 35x100 W Cooper to Margaret KeUy 400

H E R B E R T st s a 1603 w North Henry s t 50x 95 W Cooper fco Ml FuUen of New York850

H I C K S a t n w s 89 s w Sackett a t 33x100 Anna wife of J S Schoenfeld to Ada Duffy of New York 8000

I V Y St 8 e s 180 s w Central av 40x100 G J Murphy to Abraham Lowerre (Foreshyclos ) 400

PENNBt n s-38310 e Wythe av 20x100 N H Clements to James W Valentine (Foreshyclos ) 200

THOJIPSON s t w s 675 n Pa ten t av 55x026 (irreg) Mary Graf (widow) fco Andrew S Wheeler (Q C ) nom

2 D pl s s 300 e Court s t 25x1335 h amp 1 T Losee fco Henriefcta W C wife of Louis Arnstaedt 11800

SOUTH 3 D a t s a 100 e l l t h s t 25x95 A Saloskinsky to Patr ick Keegan 3000

5 T H s t about 128 a e and FUmore s t 53 n e (rear) 306x207x3311x237 The Industrial School Association to Jul ia A Stodder 267

8TH Stn s 1209e 3dav 25x100 J R Smith to Peter Plant in and Theo Person 1000

l lTH St n s 2393 e 6fch av 144x6911 h amp 1 T Gumming to Edward H Seeley 2000

U T H s t n a 2393 e Oth av 144x61111 h amp 1 E H Seeley to Wm H Applegate (More $1500) 1700

1 3 T H s t n a 2747 e 3d av 176x100 h amp1 Jane wife of J Mackie to Thoma a McComb (Mortga) nom

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 P C Junker fco Barbara Eberhardt nom

SAME property Barbara Eberhardt to Adelbeid wife of Henry Pet te 5000

15TH s t a w s 300 n w 6th av 3911x100 (irreg) C WUhelms et al to John Holmes3350

15TH s t n e s 9710 a e 7th av 25x100 Kath wife of P Remmet to Joseph Mosback J r 2500

1 8 T H s t s w s 84 n w 7th av 16x100 J Wood to Nancy wife of John Mace 1600

I S T H s t n s 400 e 10th av 20x1002 P Reynolds to Gerald McMurray (Foreclos) 3100

2 0 T H St n s 1616 w 7th av 206x100 H Lee to EUas B Weidler 700

3 2 D a t n s 425 e 5th av 25xmdash h amp 1 W Dunn to Christopher HaUiday of N Y 1700

A T L A N T I C av and John st s e cor 25x81 P Lauzer to Francis Vetter of N Y 800

GATES and Lewis avs s w cor 100x200 J D PhUlips to James Campbell 10100

H U D S O N av w s 563 s Lafayette s t 189x80 P Leib to Mathias Windecker J4 part) (Q C) 3C00

M Y R T L E av n s 14411 e JeiFeraon s t 25x68x 68 to Jefferson s t x25x5Sx5S J J McCrum to Henry WUla 2800

NOSTRAND av e s 312 n Myrtle av 21x90 M J Shipton fco James J Thomson nom

P O R T L A N D av w s 483 s DeKalb av 24x913 h amp 1 L Kane to George Crary 24000

2 D and Ovington avs n e cor 100x125 New Utrecht J A Perry to the Bay Ridge Athe-neuni 1500

S H E P A R D av w s 100 n G a y s t 25x100 L Cm-fcis fco Margaret wife of Jacob Pefcerson (Q C) nom

S A L T meadows of grantor in 10th Ward adj Polhemus amp Denton ife Creek to J C Preels mill pond G A Powers to A D Clutfcer-buck (Q C) 500

April llth B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smifch sfc 25x100 J

Power to Thomas Hamilton (B ife S) nom C E N T R E a t e a 50 a Broadway 50x100 Harshy

riet M wife of E E Cornell to Anton Metzen-dorf 500

CONSELYEA st n s 225 w Ewen st 25x100 G Jackson to Thomaa H CorneU 5250

D E A N at n a 2496 w Nevina s t 21x100 C W Eldridge to Andrew Ayres (B amp S) nom

E L L E R Y a t n s 250 w Throop av 25x100 Annet ta wife of J B CanaveUo to Jacob Schmidt 900

GARNET s t n s 80 w Court s t 20x10 C H BaUey to Daniel Callahan of New Y o r k 6000

H A R T s t s a 120 e Yatea av 30x100 F Reynolds to George W Mead (Foreclos) 3900

JOHNSON s t n s 135 w Humboldt a t 25x100 Maria Meyer to Peter Fabee 3100

MONROE s t ri s200 w Tompkins av 20x100 F Wood to Frances C wife of F rank M Thor-b u m 6500

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 34 35 amp 36 75x100 hs amp Is T S Shortland to Richard H Laimbeer 27000

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 31 32 amp 33 75x100 hs amp la Mary A Shortland (widow) to Richard H Laimbeer 38000

R O D N E Y a t n s 254 e Bedford av 22x100 Maria wife of G Peacock to M P M de la Figaniere nom

RUTLEDCiE st and Wythe av n -w cor 80x100 J Frye to Josiah N Christmas 7000

R U T L E D G E st a a 160 w Marcy av 20x100 h amp 1 T Q Holcomb to James O r r 6500

U N I O N s t n s 3094 w Smith s t 158x100 h amp 1 J S BaUey et al (Exra) to Edward P Raymond 7750

W H I P P L E a t n a 200w Throop av 25x100 G Binns to Johann Ritfcer of L L Cifcy 4000

W Y C K O F F s t s w s ^ 315 n w Bond s t 20x 100 h amp L C H Kessler to Geo W^ Drees of New York 5500

N O R T H 2D sfc a s 61 w 6th at 88x995x25x402 x603x236x7x100 The Industrial School Asshysociation to Daniel Schaefer 5136

3 D s t n s 14011 e Smith st20x80 h amp L EmUy W wife of J Baiz to Wm H McCool of NewYork 8000

5 T H a t w s 122 n North 3d s t 50x100 h amp 1 Ann wife of John Grigg to Nicholas S Tu-nison 18 COO

13TH s t a s 17310 w Oth av 25x100 C L Barnett to James A Van Brunt (Foreshyclos) 850O

14Tn s t n e s 29710 n w Sth av 25x100 A McGrath to FelLx J Duffy 6000

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 Adelheit wife of H Fe t t e fco August amp Henry Immig and John Schoen 5000

31 ST s t s w a 325 s e 3d av 25x100 J Moshynas to Mary and Edward McCormick (B amp S) 1 300

ATLANTIC a v n a 2510 w WUUams av 25x 773 (irreg) M Donnelly to Ludwig Ershyn e s t 8000

CARLTON av e s 3373 s Park av 25x100 A Schepper to Cafcharine Mendel 3300

CARLTON av w s 873 a Park av 25x100 G M Sfcevena to Sarah CampbeU (Foreshyclos) 2700

FLUSHING and North Portland avs a w cor 226x75x376x812 P Murtagh to Whitmon Kenyon and Albro J Newton 12000

N E W J E R S E Y av e s 100 n Broadway 75x100 I W Vanderveer to Henry Wright 1500

PUTNAM av a a 40 w Classon av 20x80 H McLaughlin fco Annie wife of Edward A Dushybey 6000

P U T N A M av s s 450 w Ralph av 50xl00 Mary E wife of J B Gardiner to Eliza B Garrett 1200

P U T N A M av n s 320 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swimm to Theo B Gafces and John H Doherfcy 9000

P U T N A M av n s 340 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swknm to Uriah HiU J r of PeekskiU N Y 8000

S T M A R K S av n laquo 80 w Carlton av 62x131 x42x326x20x986 E Mettler to Benjamin Bstes 8000

7TH av and 17th st southerly cor 80x20 h ife 1 G H Mehrhoff to Henry Ogger of Wash- -ington Bergen Co N J 4800

April Vith B A L T I C s t n s 2194 n w 5th av 20x100

Mary C wife of R H Robinson to WUUam T Beatty 5100

CONCORD s t a a 50 e Liberty a t 55xl5Sx46x 52x204 Ann wiife of J Libby to Society for Aid of Friendless Women and ChUdren 30000

E A G L E s t n s 150 e Union pl 50x100 ha amp Is A De Groot to Geo Grassick of New York3500

E W E N s t e s 75 n Jackson s t 25x100 J M Steams to Sarah A wife of Jereiniah Has shytings (B amp S) 3000

G O L D s t e a 357 a WiUoughby a t 22x85 R C Dingee to Maria wife of Chas Good^vin 6000

H A M I L T O N st e s 718 a Lafayefcfce av 198x 75 Francea F wife of H S Rigga to James L Brumley 6000

H O P K I N S a t s a 3126 e Marcy av 189x100 D Barnet t to Geo W Mead (Foreclos) nom

MACON s t a s 100 w Throop av 200x80 C L North to Agnea S wife of WUliam J McshyCord 20000

N O R T H s t s s 1189 e 10th s t 273x95 P Reynolds to Fanny Cohen of New York (Foreshyc l o s ) 3 7 0 0

N O B L E s t s s 395 e Franklin s t 25x100 Eliz J wife of B - T Lafrance to Haniiah M wife of W H Rodman 8500

P E N N a t B e s 90 a w Bedford av 16x100 h amp l Eiriina wife of R Eschenbach to Ot to Schneeloch 7000

P E N N st s e a 90 s w Bediord av 16x100 h amp 1 O Schneeloch to Robert H Bachen-bach (Q C) 7000

QUINCEY s t a s 100 w Patchen av 200x100 Josephine wife of F Ofcard to Robert T Dodge 6500

QUINCEY s t n s 3298 e Stuyvesant av 204x 100 J A White to Isaac S Brundage 2000

QUINCEY s t s s 347 e Classon av 69x8() L A Catlin to WUUam Maguire 6000

R o s s s t n w 8 100 n e Bedford av 116x100 C H FeUows to WiUiam E Chapman 24000

RYERSON s t w a 692 n Park av 1611x36x 176x396 J C Ruatin to Michl B u m s 3400

S I G E L (lateMarshaU) a t s a 50 w Leonard a t 25x100 h amp L N Wahl to Theodore amp CaroshyUne Stark of New York 6000

SOMERS s t s a 2946 e Stone av 196x100 P SuUivan to WiUiam Dryden 775

STOCKHOLM a t ii s 343 ri e Myrtle av_j_83x SOxmdashx8x35plusmn12xl00 h amp 1 R GUI to EUengt Baird 3500

184 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

S O U T H 3 D atNn a at s w cor of building known as Trustees HaU 35x100 Virginia bullwife of J J Briest to John Higgins of New York 4500

41ST s t s 6 100 e 1st av 250x1003 Jane A HaU et al to John A LightaU of New Brunsshywick N J 3000

B E N N E T T av w s 150 s Broadway 50x100 E L L I O T T av e s 375 s Broadway 35x100 )

F Bovera to Silas L Church of Canaan Coshylumbia Co N Y 8750

F L U S H I N G av s s bet Marcy and Tompkins avs 3 lots F Vandervoort et al to Abraham Vandervoort of New York nom

U N I O N av amp Richardson st n e cor 50x100 P B Amory to Patr ick McGarry 1300

H E I R S of Samuel Garrison Flatbush (Map 209) lots 64 65 102103 P S Cooke to W Arshymour 186

A2gtril 13th BALTIO s t n e s 2194 n w Sth av 20x100

W T Beatty to WUliam H Ames of New York 8000

B O E R U M s t n s 100 e Smith s t 25x100 L Michel to Heinrich Engel 7000

C A R R O L L s t s s 2764 w 7th av 1714xl23x 1836x1395 E S MUls (special guardian) to Mary E Carman 14000

SUiE property Mary E wife of J S Carman to James Wilson of New York 24000

C E N T R E s t e a 150 n Sackett s t 50x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to Elizabeth Benz 1800

D E A N s t n s 100 e Grand av 108x110 S M Parsons to Francis E Daua (Foreshyclos) 2700

D I A M O N D a t w s 38410 n Van Cott av 25x 100 AUce P wife of S H Pine to Patr ick Kelly 800

E L D E R T a t a s 2104 e Broadway 198x100 i E L D E R T s t s s 230 e Broadway 20xl00

T Hegarty to Thomas Smith (Mortg $8500 and back aasessments) Exchange and 12000

F R O S T s t and Union av n e cor 100x50 P B Amory to Thomas Farmer 1200

G R E E N E s t n s 325 w Union av 25x100 T Martin to Edward C Smith 1000

H A R T s t n a 235 w Throop av 40xlOO J P Rappelj^ea to WiUiam H Jones 2000

H E N R Y a t w s 80 n Summit at 20x1076 h amp L J Bushong to Humphrey S Anderson 10000

H E Y W A R D s t n s 293 e Lee av 196x100 G M Stevens to John Lawrence of New York (Foreclos) 5000

H I C K S st w s 250 n Degraw s t 175x976 i H I C K S s t e s 350 n Degraw s t 30x976 f

J Fet t re tch to Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscombe of New York 27300

M O N R O E st n s 275 w Patchen av 100x100 G H Holbrook to Aaron H Wellington of New York 4000

M Y R T L E st n s 475 e Evergreen av 50x639x 509x548 h amp 1 M C Delamater to Phoebe E -wife of Charles M Knowlton (Mortg $700) 1300

S A C K E T T at n s 796 e Hicks s t 196x75 h amp 1 M Shearman to Gunther Mendorf 8000

S T A T E and Boerum sta a w cor 50x90 T Minrphy to John Curley (Legal sale) 20100

S T A T E s t n s 939 w Court s t 06x80 E H StoweU to WUUam H Wickham 2500

T R U X T O N s t n s 314 e Stone av 196x100 P Sullivan to Thomas Ryan 675

U N I O N st and Sth av southerly cor 733x90 L V Cortelyon to Patr ick Hickey 13000

VAN B U R E N s t n a 401 w Throop av 37x100 P Castner (Exr) to Emma V wife of Charles IsbiU 1500

W Y C K O F F s t n s 100 w Schenectady av 222x135

W Y C K O F F st n s 1443 w Schenectady av i-663x135x359x1307 to Bergen s t x406x | 3557 J H B Starr to Maria Mansfield of New York 2500

4 T H s t e s 839 n Grand st 18x572 (irreg) G M Stevens to Oscar H Stearns (Foreshyclos) 3500

8 T H st and 3d av junction centre lines thence s e 1609 X thence s w 130 x thence n w 359 Xthence a w 130 to 9th s t x thence n w 125 X thence n e 260 T CUfford to Henry C Steneok (Correcting error) ( Q C ) nom

B E N N E T T av w s 300 a Blake av 25x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Charles E Patterson of New York (Mortg $1250)1750

G A T E S av s a 200 e Lewis av 25x100 Eliz bullwife of J McGinnis to WiUiam Wheatley 4600

O R E E N E av s B 100 e Throop av 20x100 P Castner (Bxr) to John CroUus of New York (Exrs deed) 9500

L E E av w s 80 n Taylor s t 20x100 h amp 1 EUa C C wife of T Bewley to John H Bew-ley of Richmond Co S I 10000

M I L L E R av w s 200 s Division av 40x100 -F Cobb to AuguBtus HUl of Newark N J7000

M E E K E R av (late Williamsburgh and Newtown Pike) s e s (18th Ward) 9 2-100 acres J o shyanna Huls t to George Hu l s t (l-9th par t ) 3333

SAME property EUza Rappelyea [(widow) to George H u l s t (l-9th part) 3333

S M I T H av e s 1376 n Baltic av 376x100 J S Stiger to Oliver H Pierson 4500

S N E D E K E R av w a 155 n Liberty av 20x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Augustus HUl of Newark N J 5500

T H R O O P av and Middleton st s e Cor 20x78 A J Lamb to John H Pickens of New York 6800

U N I O N av a s 50 w Schenck av 25x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to EUzabeth Benz 2000

U N I O N av s a 50 w Schenck av 25x100 S S Hemingway to Edward MUler (Foreshyclos) 1800

V A N SICLEN and Union avs n e cor 100x25 P Cobb to John L Warker of East New York 2700

WILLOUGHBY av n i 275 e Marcy av 166x 100 Agnes Boerum to Richard C Addy 1188

WILLOUGHBY av n a 2916 e Marcy av Agshynes Boerum to David B Morehouse 1404

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av and 65th s t ) a w cor 1002x100 J Cumminga to Gord Heinrich Henjes 220

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av) n a 252 e 66th a t 25x 100 G H Henjes to John Christof Henjes 200

April loth C H E E V E R pL w s 1834 s Harrison s t lOSx

886 J Schmitt to Eliz S wife of Chas P Fay 5750

D E A N s t s s 3788 w Sackman st 19x78 (irshyreg) G G Barnard to John John C Smith (Foreclos) (Mort $1000) nom

EOKFOHD s t e s 125n Nassau av 35x100 P C IngersoU to Lawrence Freeland 1200

E L D E R T a t a s 1596 e Broadway 5010x100 P A Ledoux to Thomas Smith 18000

E L D E R T a t s a 250 e Broadway 198x100 P W Ledoux to Thomas Smith Exch amp 6000

G R E E N s t n a 250 e Union av 25x100 Maria R wife of J Kal t to Anton Gabry-lemcz 1000

J A Y s t e s 325 n Willoughby s t 25x1076 P Bunker to Thomas EUiott 7777

L Y N C H s t s e s 425 n e Marcy av 100xlOO Frances L wife of W H Ludlow to Mathias Bindiim 4000

MADISON a t n s 319 w Nostrand av 32x1348 Grace P wife of G H Hughes to Charles C Mudge 7000

M A R I O N a t s s 25 w Ralph av 189x100 W Radde to Nicholaus Muller 1000

MoFFATT St n s 120 e Broadway 100x100 T Hegarty to Thomas Smith 25500

MONROE s t n s 285 w Marcy av 20x100 F C Vrooman to Sarah wife of Henry B Porshyter 6300

P A C I F I C at n s 2884 e Bond st 168x90 Ann M wife of J F Marschalk to John Surin 8000

QUINCEY s t s s 185 e Nosfcrand av 20x100 J T NeweU fco Anna Schwalbe of New York 11000

R O D N E Y st n w s 188 a w Lee av 314x100 h amp 1 W Lamb efc al fco Sarah R Marr 13000

R I C H A R D S afc a e a 80 n e Van Dyke sfc 30x 100 W W Goodrich to Eliz wife of Aug D B F rank 430

U N I O N at and Johnaon pl n w cor 100x150 J C Yorston to Walter K Yorston of New York 3000

W Y C K O F F s t n s 78 w 3d av 180x100 9 hs amp Is D Barnet t to Le-wis Colby (Foreshyclos ) 15300

W Y C K O F F s t n a 278 w 3d av 20x100 ) W Y C K O F F s t n s 258 w 3d av 20x100 j

D Barnet t to Lewis Colby of Boston Mass (Forecloa) 200

W Y C K O F F at a a 240 e Bond st 18x100 G M Stevena to Maria F MiUa of Portchester N Y (Foreclos ) 3700

W Y C K O F F s t s s 266 e Bond s t 18x100 G M Stevens to Ellen M Wight of Portchesshyter N Y (Foreclos) 3700

1ST p i 8 a 1746 e Clinton s t 31x1335 El shylen L Voorhees (-widow) et al (Exrs) to Har shyriefc M wife of Wm B KendaU nom

7 T H sfc w s 70 n Di-vision av 10x1499x335x 35x808 Rnfch T -wife of W Hicka fco Barnar-dus N Wafcfca 3000

3 3 D s t n s 175 e lOfch av 35x100 J Dennis to Andrew S Wheeler 350

A T L A N T I C av and Hicks sfc n e cor 346x59 11 E L Frosfc fco Pafcrick Walsh 25500

B E D F O R D av w s 30 a Cljrmer a t 30x90 I L O T in rear of above 10x30

Adela M McOreary to Everett P Wheeler of N e w Y o r k 13000

B U T L E R av w a 375 s FiUfcon av 35x100 V Sohulfcheis to Johann C Kehrwieder 700

CLERMONT and Pa rk avs n w cor 80x213 G M Stevens to Rufus Ressequie (Foreshyclos) 3800

D E K A L B av s s 125 w Yatea av 25x100 H B Gourley to Mrs E L Dora Loine of New York 5000

D E K A L B av a a 130 w Oxford s t 20x56x455 x84x100 hs amp la W P Eno to Henry A Darrin of West Brighton S I (Mortg $8375) 10000

G A T E S av n a 20 w Cambridge pl 20x100 D C WUson to Edwin H Gardner 11800

GATES av s a 80 w Grand av 20x100( I n shydeft share) Zillah Robinson (widow) to Mary Robinson (Q C) 3333

GATES av amp St Jamess pl n w cor 20x759 E H Gardner to David C WUson 16000

GRAHAM av and Jackson at s w cor 16x 75 J Williams to Geo W Miner of New York 1600

LAFAYETTE av n a 20 e Nostrand av 2Ux65 Charlotte AUen to Eliza C Porshen 3475

L E W I S av w a 60 s Decatur at 20x100 R Merchant to Curtia L North (Foreclos) 400

PORTLAND av w s 1403 a Dekalb av 22x 100 brown-stone houae Naomi H wife of J E De Wit t to Mary B wife of Jesse S Carshyman 21000

U N I O N av a s 96 w Eldert av 48xl00 Jane C wife of C Truax to Wm J Parson of New York (Q C) nom

SAME property C R Snell to Jane C wife of Charles Truax (Q C) nom

VASHINGTON av w s 80 a WUloughby av 20x95 G H Pinney to Franklin and Anna Chase 14000

WASHINGTON av w s 20 s Willoughby av 20 x95 G H Pinney to Jul ia A wife of Ferdishynand Van Siclen 14000

WAVERLEY av s e s 3756 a w Flatbush rd 100x1977 (irreg) W Wade to Henry Tien-ken 17000

106 LOTS in 14th 15tli amp 17th wards on parti-j tion map

348 LOTS property of J B Taylor and G A j Sacchi J J Allegri to Thos P Secor pf New York 18000

GRVVESBNDmdashHubbard st and Centre pl easterly cor 45x1144 J De Nyse to George W King 1000

A2)ri IQt BROADWAY n e s about 445 n w Union av

about 55x11)0x25x25x100 (kreg lofc anil gore) D L Jones to Thomas Hines (B amp S)200

BROADWAY and P a r k av s w cor 57llx293x 303x618 M Christman to WUliam it Louise Frey tag ofHickviUe L 1 2400

CARROLL s t n s 15 e Van Brunt s t 20x60 h amp 1 M Hughes to John D Moran 4300

C E N T R E st n s 190 e Clinton st 25x100 G M Stevens to Catharine L Babcock (Foreshyclos) 1400

COLUMBIA a t e a 943 n Cranberry s t ISlOx 100 h amp 1 H Davis to John C Bach of New York 13900

D E G R A W st a s 240 e Smith at 20x100 W J BedeU to Dominick Dixon and George Ross 11000

D E G R A W s t s a 220 e Smith s t 20x100 W J BedeU to George B Forrester 11000

D E A N s t a w s 22010 s e Smifch sfc 2010x 100 Magdalena C K wife of R Barfchelmess to Pauline wife of Louis Niessen (Error ) 8000

E L M st and Myrtle av n e cor 51x51 G Kneeland to Arabella Kneeland nom

F L O Y D s t n a 325 w Yatea av 25x100 C Houseman to Geo Loffler and Dorothea Hufshynagel 1100

G O L D s t e s 379 s WUloughby s t 23x85 M R Walsh to Godfried Spingler 6300

G W I N E T T a t n w s 214 s w Throop av 30x 100 E Bond to Chriatoph Lutz 1000

H I G H a t a a 75 e Gold s t 35x76 EUz Hayes (widow) to Eliz wife of Wm Hayes 4500

H i G H s t a a 696 w Gold st 352x976 h amp l J Sproot to WiUiam Staples 7350

K E A P st n s 60 e Wythe av 30x100 R GeU to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 7000

K E A P s t n w a 80 n e Wythe av 30x 100 Mary L wife of A D B a u d to Peter W Langley 7000

K E N T s t n a 150 e Union av 35x100 F Canahen to Patr ick Rooney 1500

LEONARD s t e s 80 s Withers s t 30x7510 h amp 1 J E lUingworth to WilUam P Fitzgib-bons 2500

MACON at n a 125 w Tompkins av 30x100 G M Stevens to Efangham H Nichols of New York (Foreclos) 500

M A D I S O N s t s s 300 w Tompkins av 60x100 H Taylor to Theodore W S-wimm 15300

NASSAU s t n a 180 e Gold s t 30x1071 Anria H V wife of D H GUdersleeve to Samuel French of N e w Y o r k 8650

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 185

M O N R O E st e s 375 s Union av 150x96 E L D E R T av w -s 100 n Union av thence w

193xmdash two lots U N I O N av n a 48 e Monroe at 48x100

R Merchant to John L Cadwalader of New York (Foreclos) 3350

P E N N s t n s 1836 e Wythe av 198x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam H Dannat of New York (Forecloae) 500

P O W E R S a t s s 1626 e Graham av 189x75 J W Pitzsimons to Juliua G Tueh 3750

P R O S P E C T pl n s 32 e Carlton av 31x95 J L Sleight to Robert Purey 18500

R U T L E D G E a t n a 138 w Bedford av 16x100 h amp L R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 6000

R U T L E D G E at n a 200 w Bedford av 15x100 h amp 1 R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newshyark N J 6000

R Y E R S O N a t w s 354 n Pa rk av 1611x436x 176x47 h amp 1 J C Rustin to Jaques and Louis RothUsberger of New York 2600

W A S H I N G T O N and Tillary sts n w cor 25x80 (irreg) D W Northup to Bernard McCafshyfrey (Foreclos) 12100

4 T H pl n a 200 w Court s t 100x100 G B Glover to Edward W Richardson (B amp S) nom

S O U T H 5th s t n s 52 w Oth s t 16x734 G W Summer to Henry S Fi r th 7000

1 2 T H s t n s 350 e 3d av 189x100 h amp 1 J Gough fco Lawrence Weber 4900

A T L A N T I C and Schenck avs n w cor 104x75 A B Master^ to Cafcharine Kelly of Easfc New York (Foreclos) 2300

B U S H W I C K av and Woodbine sfc norfcherly cor 100x1038 Mary L wife of W H P ink efc al to Duncan E Mackenzie 6450

D E K A L B av s s 346 w Reed av 196x80 D E Mackenzie to Mary L P ink and Martha A BuU 9000

D E K A L B av a a 100 w TompMna av 50x200 W V Le Count to Sarah E wife of Thomas Palmer J r 7000

D E K A L B av n s 3876 e Nostrand av 189x 100 h amp 1 Annie L wife of S B Struchfield to Helen J Cortis of East New York 6 000

E L D E R T av w a 300 s Union av 305xthe block (irreg) R Merchant to John L Cadshywalader of New York (Foreclos) 3200

F R A N K L I N av w a 120 a Dekalb av 20x100 E Sherman to Sylveater Biasell of Hartford Conn 9000

G R E E N E av s a 1845 w FrankUn av 20x93 ) I N D E F T lot probably rear of above 20x25 )

MaryB Bunker (widow) to H y A Archer12000 G R E E N E av n s 95 e Classon av 20x93 A

H Clark to Nicholas Duffy of Newark N J 1600

G R A N D av e s 133 a Gates av 21x1016 T Skelly fco Angle wife of Hy T Kneeland 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 20 w Oxford s t 20x80 S BisaeU to Mary A Bunker 12000

L E E av e s 84 n Rutledge at 16x77 h amp 1 R Gill fco Pefcer W Longley of Newark N J 6000

L E W I S av and H a r t sfc n w cor 100x100 2 hs amp Is Josephine wife of F Ofcard fco Peter W Longley of Newark N J 24000

L E W I S and Dekalb ava n e cor 80x20 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Annie L wife of Seles B Stuchfield 9750

S H E P A R D av e a 100 a Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Edward S Hoffman of Morria-town N J (Foreclos) 1500

S H E P A R D av e s 150 s Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Jos Schluchtner of East New York (Foreclos) 3016

U N I O N av and Monroe st a e cor 40x100 R Merchant to Helen J Cortis (Foreclos) 500

U N I O N av and Monroe sfc a e cor 48x100 Helen J wife of T T Corfcis fco Valenfciae Kopp of Eaat New York 3000

W I L L O U G H B Y av s a 17 e HamUton s t 17x 100 J WUletts to Ora M wife of Edward M JeweU 13300

W Y C K O F F av s- s 200 s Fulton av 47x100 H H Kat tenhom to Eliz M -wife of JOB J Elsegood of Bast New York 3500

5 T H av n w s 50 n e 13th s t 25x9710 J Coleinan to Johannah wife of Fred Ringel3000

GRAVESEND to Brooklyn road adj Van Siclena 369x330 C J Van Siclen to Henry J Van

Siclen 500

April Vith A S H Bt B s 100 w Oakland s t 125x200 T m s -

teea Union CoUege to James A C h u r c h 9000 B E L V I D E R E at s e s 225 n e Broadway 25x

848 I DeBevoise to Anton VigeUns (exrs bull deed) 900

B U T L E R st n s 215 w Classon av 20x131 also lot in Newtown Sarah K -wife of H B Ke t shycham to James M c K e e 8 000

CHURCH st and Smith av westly cor 110x50 (New Utrecht) J Kastendieck to Bridget Osborne (widow) New Utrecht 1500

C H E E V E R pl w s161 n Degraw a t 21x886 h amp 1 P Burke to Alphonzo E Gordon of New Brunswick N J 12000

COURT st w a 60 s President st 20x65 h amp 1 W H Kenyon to Jessie W wire of Alexr W Kyle 15000

CUMBERLAND s t w a 23110 n Atlantic av 20 xlOO E C RusseU to Daniel Fowle r 10000

D E A N st n a 1854 w Smith sfc 20x1005 hamp 1 F H Smith to WUliam J Roche 6000

D E A N st n s 2688 e Grand av 168x100 L I B E R T Y av s a 40 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 L I B E R T Y av a s 20 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 J 0 B Wilson to C Alonzo Brown of New York 9000

D E V O E s t s s 3335 w Lorrimer s t 20x1003 H Brundage to Amanda M wife of S W Deshyvoe (B amp S) nom

DEGRAW s t n s 216 8 w Smith sfc 168x100 J V D Jacobson fco Jacob F Oakley of New York 7000

F U L T O N st s s 40 e Hanover Place 20x60 h ife 1 E C PuUer to James McMahon 12000

H E W E S s t n s 2567 w Bedford av 18x100 G Pancoast to Edward Gateson of WUliama-burgh 4925

H I C K S at w s 2456 n State s t 176x100 h amp 1 E W Fargo to James M Benham 3500

jEtTERSON St s s 161 0 Ormond Place 21x 100 Adeline B wife of L G Spring to Charshylotte R wife of Conway M Jenkins 6250

LuQUEER St s s 155 e Columbia s t 25x100 B A Hegeman et al (Exrs) to John Rash-ley 800

MADISON a t n s 2668 e Marcy av 168x100 R P Newcomb to Louisa Strong of Newark N J 6000

MoKRELL St e a 50 n Cook a t 25x100 h amp 1 J Kleinheim fco Mary wife of Martin Gorshyman 3000

P A C I F I C a t a s 300 e Grand av 17x110 h amp 1 G F Laurence to WilUam H Taylor nom

P E N N s t s s 2016 e Lee av 202x100 h ltfe 1 M D Earle to Sophia L wife of George L Wood 9000

P R E S I D E N T s t S a 200 w FrankUn av 1072x 180x124x1187 H M Needham to WiUiam P Sweet (Foreclos) 3350

R E M S E N a t n s 388 w Court a t 22x100 Harr iet Rogers (widow) to Frederick A Ward 22500

SCHERMERHORN st n s 400 e Smith st 25x 100 F J Breithaupt to James Boyd of New York 18000

SKILLMAN st e s 2579 n Myrtle av 26x100 G M Stevens to Merchs amp Traders Fire Ina Co (Foreclos) 3 700

V A N B R U N T s t n w s 75 s w SuUivan s t 2o x90 F Ro th t o Pa t r ick Conners 3000

W A L T O N at n w a 90 a w Marcy av 60x90 (irreg) R M Hardy to Pat r ick D a r b y 3700

W A R R E N st and Utica av s e cor 90x25 Sophia J wife of W C Sharpley to Mordecai Johnson 500

W Y C K O F F s t n e s 2355 n w Oth av 44x 100 R B Wade to Thomas F Stevenson 4400

SOUTH 4th s t n a 120 w 2d a t 20x106 J W Byard to Pat r ick GUlespie 6400

N O R T H 4th a t s s 78 w Sth a t 22x50 P Dougherty to James Nash 850

S O U T H 5th st s s 1786 w 4th s t 25x100 H H Smith to Francis J HiU nom

1 7 T H St n e s 3563 s e 3d av 189x100 Frances B wife of R S Higgins to Mary wife of Pat r ick M McGovern 7000

2 0 T H s t n a 325 w Oth av 25x100 S W Strickland to Theodore Gieges 2000

4 0 T H s t n s 1334 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New York 4000

4 0 T H a t n a 350 e 3d av 168x1003 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New

York 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 2834 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MlarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 200 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t na 2668 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp

1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU 4000 ATLANTIC av s a 140 e Rochester av 20x100

Louisa S Wendt to BUhu Ayres of New York 1 0 0 0

B E D F O R D av w a 358 a WUloughby av 216x-100 bro-wri-stone house EUen A -wife of E

Ortiz to Rachael TUton 12500 B U S H W I C K av and Varet at a w cor 50x563

J McBride fco Andrew S McBride giJEt and 1200 LAFAYETTE av n s 200 e Stuyvesant av lOOx

100 Josephine -wife of F Ofcard to Charles M James 4000

LAFAYETTE av n s 259 e Bedford av 19x100 J McDermott to Thomas W Keating 5000

L E W I S av w s 80 s McDonough a t 40x95 T HaU to Curtis L North 3000

P O R T L A N D av e s 387 n Lafayefcfce av 22x 100 R N Peterson to Daniel W McWU-liams 14000

R E I D av and Quincey a t n e cor 200x325 Josephine wife of P Otard to Robinson GUI 24500

9 T H and Prospect avs s e cor 80x200 E Louisa wife of G P Bergen and Rebecca J wife of Silas B Dutcher to Thomas McshyCann 139^35

W E S T C H E S T E R

A2-)ril 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16

BEDFORD

100 ACRES on road leading from Bedford to Ridgefield adj land of Stephen Green Benj B Newman to James Stutt of Brooklyn N Y 8250

M Y R T L E av j(Mt Kisco) n w cor Myrtle av and Grove st 100x275 Merritt SmaUey to Annie Jane Knapp of Bedford 5000

GROVF s t (Mt Kisco) a w s 150 s Myrtle av 75x100 Moses W Fish to John A Cronk of Bedford 200

38 ACRES n w s road from Bedford to Katonah adj land formerly of Squire Wood Sen Mary E Parless efc al to Harriet E Anderson of Eastchester N Y 17000

973^ ACRES w s highway from Cherry st fco Soshymers adj land of Mrs Brown Jesse Dingee to Sarah A Harris of Bedford 4300

97 ACRES a s road leading from A Suttone to Samuel H Kriappa adj land of Henry Lyon John T Carpenter to Andrew G Carpenter of Bedford 14000

CORTLAND

SOUTH side road or street leading to Requas Dock (PeekskUl) adj land of Miles Frost about 120 xl60 Alfred Reynolds to Henry L Armshystrong et al of Pu tnam Co 7750

M A I N s t (PeekskiU) n s adj land of EUjah Gardner (Irreg) Doriin F Clapp et al to John Smith J r of PeekskiU 1325

20 ACRES w s road fi-om Crumpond to the Dug-way adj land late of Silas Sinith deed Gilshybert Dickerman to ManseU MUler of Cortshyland 2000

1)4 ACRES w s Albany post road adj land of Mary J Coar Mary B Sparks to Lucius F Reed of New York 500

N O R T H w cor lot hereby conveyed adj land of D L Seymour 20x80 (PeekskUl) Edward Whashylen to John Kinley of PeekskUl 200

J O H N at (PeekskUl) n s adj land of WUliam Cable 40x150 Edward Lyons to Joseph Sey-mom of PeekskUl 750

12 18-100 ACRES adj Hudson River R R afc Montrose station John Mulford to Benjamin P Fairchild of New York city 8500

240 ACRES adj Croton River and land of Jacob Cornell and widow Purdv John Leib to John Schmidt of New York 21000

C E N T R E st (PeekskUl) n s adj land of John Smith (irreg) Morris Dlee to Benj McCabe of Cold Spring 6500

laquo EASTCHESTER

W H I T E P L A I N S road cor and Archer av (Chesshyter HUl) 70x350 Peter Rich fco Charles Crary efc al of New York City 2500

4 T H av (Mt Vemon) e s Lot No 288 15x105 WUliam H Ferris to Sarah Bissland of Mt Vernon 800

6 T H av (Central M t Vemon) w s L o t No 296 50x100 Andrew Smith to John H Price of New York 1500

8TH av (Mt Vernon) w s 100 n 2d s t 30x50 Caleb Morgan to Andrew Bridgeman of Eas t shychester 4500

7TH av (Central Mt Vernon) w s lot No 235 50x100 Charles W Waterhouse to David Brown of Eastchester 300

4 T H av (Mt Vernon) e s n parfc lot 381 56x 105 Henry J Newton to CorneUa C Bedford o f M t Vemon 3600

L O T S NOS 363 395 and 396 on map of Central M t Vemon 100x150 Ray C Kayser to John C Kayser of West Farms 750

GREENBURGH

45 ACRES on road from Scarsdale to Dobbs Ferry adj land of George Seely Phebe Seviness to Mary V B Ross of N e w Y o r k 13000

186 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

F R A N K L I N and Windle sts cor (Tarrytown) adj land of Mrs Palmer about 120x185 J o shyseph E Smith to Nicholas Field of M t Pleasshyant 13702

BROADWAY W S (Tarrytown) two plofcs of land one 5xl60 one 40x50 Susan GUberfc to Marshytha N WUUams of Tarrytown 1000

BROADWAY W a (Tarrytown) adj land of Marshytha N GUbert 5x200 Susan Gilbert to Marshytha N WiUiams of Tarryto^vn 500

M E A D O W s t (near Tarrytown) a a White Plains road 25x100 Roberfc Pye fco James S MUlard of Tarryfcown 400

2 D sfc (village of Whifce Plains) w s adj land of David Verplanck (irreg) Mary Ann Carshyson fco Richard H Byiie efc al of White Plains 1300

HARRISON

27 ACRES adj land of Daniel Smifch and Terfcellus Marfcin Sarah Carpenter to George S Burshyling of Brooklyn 5900

LEWISBORO

75 ACRES adj the town of Bedford and land of P WUUam MUler John B Holly to P WiUiam MiUer of Lewisboro 5000

5 ACRES adj Isaac Knapps land and Long Swamp Brook Jacob G Mead to F WUliam MiUer of Lewisboro 250

60 ACRES adj land of John D Stevens on road from Boutonville to Cross river Richard H Lockwood to Samuel Grummon of Lewisshyboro 2100

108 ACRES on the road leading from Cross River VUlage to BoutonvUle adj land of David Webb Rufus Avery to Henry McGrath of New York 5500

3^ ACRE (Cross River) on the road leading from said viUage to Enoch Averya Edward Merrit t to Jamea Worden of Bedford 1700

SOUTH ecor of land of Francis R Quick adj land of David Voorhees 64x153 Clark FuUer to Robert R Halleck of Somers 1300

MORRISANIA

ROBBINS av s e s (Wilton) 150 e Uncas a t 35x105 WiUiam Rice to George Schneider of Morrisania 4000

INWOOD av w s (Inwood) 100 a w from an angle in said av (irreg) Thomas C Finnell to Michael A FinneU of New York 3000

O L D Boston Road s e s 341 n Grove s t 35x 184 Andrew Gerkin to Margaret Stonebridge of Morrisania 1700

1 4 0 T H St s a (North New York) 135 w Alexshyander av 71x100 John Quinn to James H Kellogg of Troy N Y 4500

WESTCHESTER R R a t s a (Map of E M o m -sania) 50x84 Eliza MiUs to August Dahler of Morrisania 1500

COTTAGE a t e a 350 n Morris av 100x100 Noah B Hoyt to Richard B Hoyt of Morrishysania 5000

I S S T H s t a a (North New York) 131 e Alexshyander av 19x100 Elizabeth HubbeU to Mary H Green of Morriaania 8000

F U L T O N s t a e s Lot No 87 on Map of VUlage of Morrisania 50x309 Mary Dessoir to John Broadhead of Morrisania 5000

1 3 5 T H s t s s (North New York) 188 e Alexshyander av 184x100 Jacob H Van Reed to Mary Ann Thurber of New York bull500

1 4 3 D s t s s (North New York) 300 e WUUs av 50x100 R o b t Stursberg et al to Henry Martin of Morrisania 2200

SPRINGFIELD st (Melroae South) s a 300 e Morris av 35x100 August Wi t t to Theodore P HaU of Morrisania 700

GROVE av (Forest Grove) e a 700 n CUff a t 100x100 Eliza A Soule to John J Clarke of Morrisania 9750

1 4 3 D s t (North New York) a s 350 e WiUis av 35x100 Robert Stursberg to Frederick Fackner of New York city 1100

2 D a t (Port Morris) 150 e 3d av 35x100 Mary Ann Montgomery to Elizabeth NeU of New York city 1000

M O T T s t (Mekoae South) n a 300 e Morris av 35x1063^ Edward Holton to James Shanshyley of New York 700

M O T T s t (Melrose South) n a 335 e Morris av 25x106^ Edward Holton to Rody Rime of New York 700

WASHINGTON avri w s adj land of S t Paul s Episcopal Church 77x150 Francia M PeimeU to WiUiam J Brewster of Morrisania 6650

1 4 6 T H Bt (North New York) s a lofcs 285 and 286 50x100 Charlotte Eldridge to Daniel Tone of New York city 4850

Av B (Grove HiU) w s 200 n Cedar dt lOOx 100 Harold Henwood to Robert Clark of Morrisania 1500

MOUNT PLEASANT

46 650-1000 ACRES n s road from the Highland turnpike to Saw MUI River past the house of John R Steiphens John R Stephens to James E MaUony of Mt Pleasant 41985

8 ACRES n a Highway from Unionville to Tarryshytown adj lands of Wm Odell Alvah Newman to Moses W Taylor of Mt Pleasant 2750

W E S T S road leading from Union-viUe to PleasantshyvUle adj land of Mr Deadly John B Sands to Henry Yerks of Mt Pleasant 4800

SOUTH S road from PleasantviUe Depot to Sing Sing at Pleasantville adj Mr FarreU Alsop Green et al to Susan Quinby of Newcastle 1500

J O N E S av e s cor Maple st (near Tarryshytown) 50x100

L O T S 48 and 49 Maple st 50x112 A S Briggs to John H Briggs of Tarryshytown 1800

70 13-100 ACRES adj PlykiU Brook and land of Holly Newman Henry Yerks to Jared D PoweU of M t Pleasarit 17500

MAMARONECK

O L D Boston road s e s adj land of Thomas L Rushmore 90x246 Michael NeviU to Richard Welch of Mamaroneck 500

NEW ROCHELLE

WASHINGTON av n a 171 e Webster av 414x 242 Sarah Ann Smith to Wm Connolly of New Rochelle 310

P L O T of land on Cedar at aa per map of property belonging to T A Emmet James O Smith to Alexander B Hudson et al of New RocheUe 2750

W E B S T E R av n e s lot No 218 on Map of West New Rochelle William Babee et al to Valentine Kreitler of New Rochelle 350

WOODBURY s t s e s adj land of S Bergen 100x100 Michael Donahoe to WiUiam R Humphrey of New Rochelle 300

P L O T of land in Huguenot Park a s May Flower av adj Lake av (U-reg) Benjamin D Le-fevre to John R Penn of New York 8500

A T the junction of Hugernot at and White Plains road (irreg) WUUam Burton to Hem-y Welch of New RocheUe 1400

NEW CASTLE

SOUTH s t (Mt Kisco) w s 60 s land of David C Lyon 60x20 Anria WiUiams to Katie L French of M t Kisco 1000

3^ ACRE e s Highway adj land of Greo Quimby Henry W Bischoff to Alexander Yerks of New Castle 475

1-7 ACRE n s road Chappaqua Station to New Castle cor adj land of Rebecca Scofield Henry W Bischoff to Daniel Donovan of New Castle 1400

EAST_ S road from Chappequa Depot to Aaron Haights adj land of Rebecca Scofield Susan Quinby to Henry W Bischoff of Newcastle 2800

76 A C R E S adj land of Purdy Carpenter and Ste-c-phen Sarles Edmund L Hun t to Prances T

Shethan of New York 12050

NORTH CASTLE

100 ACRES on Highway from Bedford to Greenshywich adj land of E Waterbury Ru th M Knapp to Chas Brundage of Noi-thCaatleS750

3 A C R E S on Highway leading from Rensico to Purchase a t adj land of WilUam WiUiams Henry T Turner to Eliza CasUear of Nor th Castle 560

NORTH SALEM

Av A n w s adj land of WiUiam Barker (Cro-r ton FaUs) 4800 sq ft WUUam Barker to Jos

T Seacord of Croton FaUs 300 M O T T at (Sing Sing) s s adj land of Barney

Foshay 30x150 Cornelius B Palmea to Susan Ann Orr of Srag Smg 3150

CLINTON av (Sing Sing) s s bounded w by BeUeview av 240x250 Wm B Ryder to Abraham B Valentine of New York 4750

BROADWAY (Sing Sing) s s SO w land of Mrs C H Cummings 25x100 Catharine Knapp to Wm Van Wart of Sing Sing 1100

EASTERN av (Sing Sing) n s adj land of Sophia Lynch 25x100 Mary E Burrhus to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing 1830

ORCHARD a t (Sing Sing) s B two parcels of land adj AMathar Brown (irreg) Wm W Benjamin to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing8000

19 ACRES on road from Quaker Meefcing House to bull the pine treea adj land of BUzabeth Palmer Newman Brigga to Walter Palmer of Brookshylyn 2566

5 ACRES adj land of Elizabeth Palmer and Peach Pond (Seorge F Bailey to Walter Palmer of Brooklyn 1000

F R A N K L I N av s a 100 e Main s t 100x100 Delia Ann Horton to WUliam McAllister of Pelham 500

CLAY av (Prospect HUl VUlage) n s 790 feet a e Hudaon at 160x245 Benjamin L Hannah to Henry Hannah of Brooklyn 30O

POUNDRIDGE

10 ACRES adj land of Harr iet Fancher and Benshynet t Scofield Bennet t Scofield to Aaron B Fancher of Poundridge 300

13 ACRES W a road C W Monroea to Cross bull River adj land of Solomon Mead Lyman Mead to Alexander D Miller of Poundridge 500

S M I T H av (Portchester) w s adj land of John Casey 80x103 Theodore Van Scoy to Alonzo Beekman of Eastchester 2500

H O R T O N av cor New York and Boston Turn shypike at Portchester (irreg) Henry S Scudshyder to Joseph Reynolds of Rye 6500

C H U R C H at (Portcheater) adj land formerly of Mary M Abendroth (irreg) Eli Curtia to WUliam P Abendroth et al of New York5250

BOSTON post road (Portchester) w s adj land of John Fawcett (irreg) James M Tucker to John Fawcett of Rye 1250

SD av w s 800 n Boston Post road adj land of D P Smith 100x195 Asbm-y Newshycomb to Ann Gedney of Rye 800

SOMERS

1953^ ACRES on road from Somers to PeekskiU adj land of Edmund Hallock Isaac CWright to Harvey Voris of White Plains 18600

6 8-100 ACRES e s west branch of CJroton river adj Pu tnam county Une Exrs of Thomaa R Lee to John Franz of North Salem 1216

51)4 A C R E S on Highway known ae Slop at adj land of Jefferson Quickney Jesse G Carpenshyter to Joshua S Carpenter of Somers 8000

20 A C R E S on Highway leading from Charles S Teeds to Daniel Drews farm AdeUne Dexter to B Hopkins Merritt of Somers 2800

WESTCHESTER

W E S T C H E S T E R turnpike n a adj land of Leonshyard Mapea 3 acres Francis Larkin et al to Francis Devine of Weatcheater 5000-

JOHNSON av (Bast Tremont) n w a adj land of Samuel Ryer 66x150 Margarefc Crawford fco Maria Louisa White of New York 1000-

2 D av (OUnviUe) w a 250 s Pirs t st 50x100 John Coyle to Mary P ONeU of New York City 300

14TH s t (Unionport) s s lot No 361 100x108 Elizabeth Gauteran to Eliza Doty of Westshychester 150

WEST FARMS

J A C O B s t Fordham s s map of S Cambreling et al 100x125 John Berrian et al to Stephen J Wright of West Farms 2250

1 75-1000 A C R E S on road from Fordham to Wil -liamsbridge adj land of Mrs A Hargons Louis E Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 1000

8 166-1000 ACRES n s Road leading from Ford-_ ham to WiUiamsbridge adj land of E V Har shy

gons Antoine Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 33000

F L E T C H E R s t (Fordham) s s lots Nos 38 and ^ 39 on A Bassford map 100x150 John BeiTian et al to Mary Crow of New York 3000

J A C O B s t (Fordham) a s lots Nos 290 and 356 on S CambreUng map 25x100 John Berrian et al to Henry A Richardson of Brooklyn 900

F L E T C H E R s t s w cor of and Washington av fronting on Harlem R R 100x150 Edward R Costigan et al to WUliam H Parmer of N e w Y o r k 2600

U N I O N av e a 150 n Glen av 50x100 John C Thompaon to Charles Whitlock of New-York 10200

WASHINGTON av (Fordham) w s 50 n Wet shymore st (irreg) Robert Dwyre to Ferdinand Meyer of T r e m o n t 3 COO

W A S H I N G T O N av (Central Morrisania) w a 250 s Nin th Bt 150x300 James W Porter t o Eraatus Brainard of Connecticut 2550C

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 187

WASHINGTON av(Central Morrisania) e B 150 s U t h s t 100x120 John S Kenyon to Abram Van Duser of New York City 11000

F A I R M O U N T av (Upper Morrisania) n e a lofc No 15 75X146 John Burr efc al fco James C HuU of Upper Morrisania 1000

BAYARD at cor Delancey pl (Fordham) (irreg) Wm H McCool to John Dyer of West Farms 3800

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 138 n Bayard s t 25x110 Wm H McCool to Thos Hough-lahan of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 163n Bayard st 25x110 Wm H McCool to John Gunn of

Fordham 400 D E L A N C E Y pl (Fordham) w s 113 n Bayard

St 25x110 Wm H McCool to Michl Croker of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s ISS n Bayard St 50x110 Wm H McCool to WUUam Doshyran of Fordham 775

J A C O B st (Fordham) s s 100x100 John Bershyrien et al to Wm Callaghan of New York1800

J A C O B s t (Fordham) s s 25x100 John Berrien efc al to Ann Jane Getty of New York 450

WHITE P L A I N S

LEXINGTON av e a adj old poat road as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fogg map A W Eggleston to Jackson Wright of White Plains 3000

85 ACRES e s Mamaroneck av adj land of John J Hill Isaac Lyon to Edward Jones of New York City 19000

H O R T O N av w s lots Nos 17 19 21 on map of C A Purdy s estafce 131x150 EmUy Van TasseU fco Calvin BUIT of New York 7700

H A R R I S O N av n s 250 e Warren a t 50x200 Calvin Burr to EmUy Van TasseU of White Plams 4000

YONKERS

E A S T side of a right of way leading from Ashshyburton av to F Pfeifers land 19x80 Lewis Ri t te r to Edward Bush of Yonkers 750

KiLLiNGER s t s s 125 0 Spring st 25x109 Eliza Vance to George W Bynon of Yonshykers 3000

P A L I S A D E av w a 100 n Pond st 25x145 Samuel D Rockwell to Daniel Wilsea of Yonshykers 4500

SUMMIT st e s cor Ingram s t 25x797 Wm Doyle to Wm Ray of Yonkers 3500

R I V E R D A L E av w a adj land of J H Post 184x170 Ephraim D Stater to Lavinia M CutshybiU of Yonkers 9000

O L I V E R av n e a 25 s e Brook s t 25x1026 Robert Moore to James McGraw of Yonshykers 1500

R I V E R D A L E av W a adj land of J H Post and T W Ludlow 170X184 Adaline Guion to Ephraim D Stater of Yonkers 8200

P R O S P E C T and Clinton sts n e cor 75x100 Protestant Dutch Reformed Church to Susan Bradish of Yonkers 7750

SCHOOL s t e s adj land of Mrs EUen Fisher 25x100 Ethan Flagg to Jeremiah Clark of Y o n k e r s 350

B U E N A V I S T A av e s adj land of Orange Webster 25x100 Edwin W Palmer to Benj S Washburn of Yonkers 5000

64 9-1000 ACRES on Cross from Jackson av to Central Pa rk av adj land of L Underhill Wm R Diderer to Sylvester H Kneeland of New York 22000

123 ACRES n w Si highway tha t leads to Yonkers adj land of the estate of D S Lent decd Isaac Lefurgy to S H Kneeland of New York City 57500

D A L E pl s s 75 w of a new st 25x100 Hya t t L Garrison to William Lane of Yonkers 500

CROTON Aqueduct n w s adj land of Richard Archer (irreg) George McCord to George T Styles of Yonkers 700

O L I V E R av n e a 268 s e Walnut st 40x102 Ralph T Seddon to I ra U Travis of Yonshykers 1000

R A V I N E av w s 100 n Gold s t 50x225 R o b t G Richards to Merrit t H Smifch efc al of Yonkers 4500

PROJECTED BUILDINGS

The following plans embrace all tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings sincis our last repor t bullmdash

ATTORNEY ST (No 17) ONE THREE-STOR-T BRICK second-class dwelling 20x20 owner M BossiN-B K I E architectyH P A E R Y

B A R R O W ST (No 23) ONE Frvte-STORTBRIGE toniement 25x63 dwrceri J WissstAW architect WM Jbsfi

BOWERY ST ( N O 168) ONE ONE-STORY BICICK workshop 25x13 owner B R A U T H architect W E W A R I N G builders D O Y L E amp CULLEN

BOWERY ( N O 309 REAR) ONE ONE-STORY IIRICK ahop 12x20 owner B R E I C H M A N N architect P S BARUS

E I G H T I E T H ST S S 70 E LEXINGTON AV ONE three-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 20x50 owner J B B R I C E architect J M C I N T Y R E builders CROOK amp HIGGINS and J C GEDNEY

F O R T I E T H ST N S 325 w OTH AV F IVE F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 25x60 owner J J B U R C H E L L builders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - T H I R D ST AND T H I R D AV N W COR one five-story brown-stone store and tenement 25 xlOO owner J J B U R C H E L L buUders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - S I X T H ST ( N O 521 W ) ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement 189x55 owner P A T R I C K COSTELshyLO architect J M F O S T E R

FORTY-SEVENTH ST S S 175 w 1 1 T H AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x56 owner L G SCHNEIDER architect J M FOSTER

FORTY-EIGHTH ST N S 100 w MADISON AV four four-story brick first-class dweUings 25x90 owner M BYRNES architect J G PRAGUE

F I F T I E T H ST ( N O 429 W) ONE THREE-STORY brick tenement 25x27 owner P K A Y architect G H O B Z E I T builder P KAY

F I F T Y - T H I R D ST N S 135 E F I F T H AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 26x 658 owners E J amp J W H A M I L T O N architect J O H N G P R A G U E

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 325 w STH AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 25x00 owners Moss BROTHERS buUder J T CONOVER

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O 221 EO ONE FOUR STORY brick carriage house 25x9411 owner E D U F F Y architect GAGE INS LEE

F I R S T AV E S 50 N 55TH ST TWO FIVE-STORY brick tenements 25x54 owner P D O E L G E R arshychitect W J O S E

F I R S T AV AND 121ST ST S E COR F I V E F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 20x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

GOERCK ST ( N O 138 REAR) ONE THREE-STORY brick factory 25x36 owners and builders^ SCHWARTZ amp LOHMAN architect C SCHWARTZ

H A M I L T O N ST ( N O 11) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK tenement 25x63 bull owner T H O S CONNERY archishytect W M J O S E

H U D S O N AND T H O M A S STS N E C O R O N E O N E -

story brick store 56x28 owner A R W H I T N E Y architect and buUder F BLOODGOOD

L U D L O W ST W S 35 N DELANCEY ST ONE four-story brick school 75x83 owner N E W Y O R K CITY architect A MACVEY buUder T K I E R N A N

L U D L O W AND DELANCEY STS S E COR ONE five-atorj brick tenement 216x634 owner M SELSAM architect W J O S E

MADISON ST S S 135 E M A R K E T ST ONE T W O -story iron first-class dwelling 35x30 owner J D G A D E K E architect and builder J A S A R T H U R

N O R F O L K ST E S 100 s STANTON TWO FI-PE-atory brick tenements 35x7^3 owner J G E L L E R architect T J B I E R

N O R F O L K ST (No 133) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK store and tenement 35x50 owner L F J A U G E R architect J B O E K E L L

N I N T H AV AND 2 3 D ST N E COR FOUR F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 19x20x52x54x65 owner T H O S E F O R A N architect C F D E B O R S T buUders B U R N S amp T I M M I N S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T I E T H ST N S 100 e 1st av four three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 189x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 360 w 3d av four fchree-stOry brown-stone first-clasa dwellinga 15x48 ownera and buUders J amp W C SPEARS architect I C BABCOCK

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - F I R S T ST S S 100 w 9th av one three-story brick first-class dweUshying 22x32 owner C D U F F Y architect J S C A L -LEN

N I N T H AV E S SO s 3 8 T H ST ONE FIVE-STORY brick store and tenement 25x60 owner M K U H N architect J M FOSTER

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST S S 125 w Boulevard one one-half story brick church 722 x l40 owners P E CHURCH OF INTERCESSION architect R L O C K W O O D buUders W E E K S amp GATCHET

STANTON AND PORampYTH- STSH s VV COK- ONE five-story brick fceueriient 25x50 owners G B K I S W E N Z E L architect WMi Jcisamp

SECOND ST ( N O S 288 290 292) THREE F I V E -story brick stores and tenerrients 25x70 owner S R O S S M A N architect R- S H A P T E R buUders L A W amp S H A P T E R

S I X T E E N T H ST- N S 194 E 1ST AV ONE T H R E E -story brick school 75x87 owners CITY OP NE-VV Y O R K architect A M A C V E Y buUder D A V C H R I S T I E

SIXTY-FOURTH ST N S 100 E LEXINGTON AV five three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 20x55 owner G FOUNTAIN architect J G P R A G U E builder P FOUNTAIN

SIXTY-FOURTH St N S 200 E LEXINGTON av five three-story brown stOne first-class dwellshyings 16x55 owner and buUder G FOUNTAIN architect J G PRAGUE-

SIXTY-SEVENTH ST N 8 500 VV IOTH AV ONE two-story wood stable 24x20 owner T H O M A S O B R I E N architect and buUder THOMAS O B R I E N

SEVENTY-NINTH ST AND MADISON A V S E cor one four-story brick first-class dwelUng 21x 63 owners|ANDKUSS amp CUMMING architects D amp J J A R D I N E buUders N ife H ANDRUSS

SEVENTY-NINTH ST S S 21 E MADISON AV one four-story brick first-class dweUing 18x55 owners A N D R U S S ltfe CUMMINGS architects D amp J J A R D I N E builders N amp H ANDRUSS

T H I R D ST E S 100 E A V D ONE TWO-STORT brick stable 14x60 owner B DONELY architect tVM J O S E builders K E R C H U N ife O N E I L

T W E L F T H ST ( N O 367 W E S T ) ONE TWO-STOKY brick stable 286x25 owner THOMAS MULEOY

TWENTY-EIGHTH ST ( N O 130 W E S T ) ONE T W O -story brick stable 25x31 owner D STEWART architect C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 4 0 W 1 1 T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick office 16x30 owner M K N A P P buildshyer C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 350Tiv U T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick store and second-class dweUing 18x40 owners P E C K amp W A N D E L L builder B^ L L A -FORGE

T H I R T Y - T H I R D ST N S 200 FROM 9TH AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x50 owner P D O N A shyH U E architecfc J M FORSTER

T H I R D AV ( N O 349) ONE BRICK TENEMENT 248x65 owner J K E L L E R architecfc W J O S E

ALTERATIONS IN BUILDINGS

One brick house and dwelling No 244 Bowery fcwo and one-half sfcories 20 by 38 one-half sfcory fco be added Mr Drake owner

One brick sfcore and dwelling norfch side of Third avenue 25 feet nor th of Eighty-third street three stories 25 by 50 extension 25 by 35 12 feet high E amp S HiU owners

Nine brick stores and factories Nos 167 to 183 (inclusive) Canal street 5 stories 188 by 50 roof to be raised three feet and exfcension on rear 188 by 50 by 40 feet and five sfcories in height John S GUes owner

One brick factory No 125 Mott a t four atories 25 by so damaged by tire to be repaired F Watershybury owner

One brick fjwstory Canal Centre and Walker streets northeast corner three stories 548 by 822 and 613 two stories to be added Mr Munn owner

One brick laundry north aide of Fifty-third street 250 -feet weat of Firsfc av fchree stories 80 by 40 one story to be added and extension 52 byl005 53 feet high Empire Laundry Company owners

One brick ice-house No 227 East Thirty-eighth street five stories 45 by 63 extension453 by 368 52 feet h igh A Hupfel owner

One frame store and dweUing No 2379 Third avenue two stories 25 by 50 one story to be added Addison Smith owner

One frame store and dwelling No 2146 Third avenue three stories 25 by 40 extension 25 by 33 12 feet high J Hutchings ltfe Son owners

One frame stable No 160 Washiiigton street two and a half stories 25 by 46 one half stdi-y to be added new brick front built and extension in front of buUding to fuU extent of l o t Mr Big owner

UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Monroe s t reet Nos 57 59 and 61 unsafe and rot ten wooden gut ters H M Bailey agent

St Marks place No 33 easfc brick fence waU Peter Cook owner

Mercer atreet No 132 generaUy uttaafe waUs cracked arid floor beams insufficiently supported Rs Durilap-amp Go and Phelan arid Sofl leeseesi

188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 189

tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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ESTATE RECORD A N D B U I L D E R S G U I D E

VOL IX NEW YORK SATURDAY APRIL 20 1872 No 214

Published Weekly by

THE REAL ESTATE RECORD ASSOCIATION TERMS

One year in advance - sect6 00

All coininunications should be addressed to

bull7 AND 9 W A I I K E N STIIKUT

N o receipt for money due the RKAti ESTATE RECORD will be acknowledged unless signed by one of our regular collectors HUNMIY D Siirrri or TnOJiAS F C U J U I I N G S All bills for collection will be sent from the office on a regushylarly printed form

T H E following numbers (f the R E A L E S T A T E R E C C E D are wanted a t this office Nos 48 88 90 95 9D and 104 Twenty cents each wUl be paid for them

MECHAlSriOS LIENS NEW^ Y O R K

April 13 E L E V E N T H ST ( N O 77 W) A L E X

McKenzie amp Co agfc Mrs Clayton 789 86 11 F I F T Y - N I N T H ST N W COR 4 T H

av 17 houses extending west from cor 4th av n w cor 59fch st Moses Samelsou agfc Martin amp Co 5000 00

12 S A M E PROPERTr J O H N M A G N E U agt same 1913 50

16 S A M E PROPERTY N O L E N amp S T E E R S agfc same and Alberfc King 1487 94

11 F O R T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O IfiS W) N s Thomas Condon agt Asher Hecht 35 00

13 F I F T Y - N I N T H ST S S 175 w 5 T H av Plaza J J Yates agfc Peter Alger et al 673 40

18 F I R S T AV E S 40 N 1 2 2 D ST 3 houses W J ifc A Shipman agt a M Raybold e 6300 00

16 F O U R T H AV N W COR 5 9 T H ST AND 59th st n v cor 4th av 17 houses Eagleson amp De Veau agt Martin amp Co and Fernando Wood 1600 00

1 8 FOTRTH AV AND 1 1 2 T H ST N VV cor Isaac Herbert agt J M Fielder 45 03

16 FlFTY-EIRST ST N W COR L E X I N G -ton av J H Doncourt agt F Brooks 901 67

1 6 FORTY-EIRST ST N E COR 4 T H A V 123 ft on av x 85 and42dst s s e 4fch av 66xmdash 4fch av n e cor 41sfc st John W Smith agt James E Shaw 37520 00

11 J A N E ST (NOS 49 AND 51) W M Rowland agt J R Taylor 153 00

11 MADISON AV W S PROM 74TH TO 75th st 14 houses 9 on s s 75th St and S o n n s 74th St Geo S

I Wilkes agt WiUiams amp McCullum 1825 00 13 O N E H U N D R E D AND T H I R T I E T H ST

n s 140 w 4th av 8 honses C R Harvey agt C A Buddensick 168 00

16 O N E H U N D R E D AND N I N E T E E N T H ST (Nos 504 and 507 East) Eagleson amp De Veau agfc Ann Holfc 850 00

17 O N E H U N D R E D AND N I N E T E E N T H St n s 138 e Av A 3 houses Lawrence Smuller and Richard Burke agt Otis T Hall 185 00

10 O N E H U N D R E D AND T H I R D ST N w cor 3d av 2 houses James ONeil agt Chas H Beman 265 00

11 SPRING ST ( N O 335) W M M U R -ray agfc Charles Olmsfcead 65 00

11 SPRING ST (No 335) W M M U R -ray agfc Charles Olmstead 194 00

16 SEVENTY-FOURTH ST S S 195 w

3d av 7 houses John Magner agfc Marfcin amp Co or Beman amp Co 504 00

17 SEVENTY-FIFTH ST S S 200 w 2 D av 4 houses Jtmes ONeil agt Pa t r ick Smith 65 00

17 SEVENTY-FOURTH ST S E COK Lexingfcon av 12 houses on street and 2 on avenue D C Newell ltfe Sons agt Martin amp Co 3140 00

18 SEVENTY-FOURTH ST S W COK Lexington av W R amp John P Bell agt Martin amp Co 703 86

12 TVVENTY-FOURTH ST ( N o S 143 AND 145 East) n s John A W y shyman agfc Milton P Curry 996 22

KINGS COUNTY

April 15 T H I R D ST S E S 50 N E 7TH ST

25x100 P Lynch agt Jos W and Eliza Brown 50 00

11 W A R R E N ST N S 95 w V A N D E R -bilfc av 80x100 4 hs R Beamish agfc J Dougherfcy and J S jamp J amp Betsey Stevens 190 00

16 HANCOCK ST N S 193 E P A T C H E N av 20x100 T Shearman agt Tim B Weeks and Davis amp Co 139 40

16 HANCOCK ST N S 213 E P A T C H E N av 60x100 3 hs T Shearman agt T R Weeks and W W Goodrich 418 20

16 QUINCEY ST AND P A T C H E N AV n e cor 200x9010hs T Shearshyman agt T R Weeks W W Goodrich and J W Whi tecomb 375 00

12 R I V E R ST S S 125 E B E D F O R D AV 60x30 A Willis agt Joseph Hopshykins 70 00

17 DIAGRAM ON L I E N G H H E A T H agt Jarvis Johnson and John B Strat ton 3155 00

13 S I X T H ST S S 205 w 5 T H AV 80X 100 M Dalton agt E Robbins and Geo W Mead 1162 10

13 SAME PROPERTY P M C G R A T H AGT M Hayward B Robbins and G W Mead 667 08

13 SAME PROPERTY M D A L T O N AGT same parties 1006 33

17 MONROE ST N S 200 E B E D F O R D av 18x100 C W Conners agfc W A Knowles and Wm J Northshyridge 74 39

17 T O M P K I N S AV E S EXTENDING from Macdonough to Macon sts mdashxlOO Burtiss Graff and Rice agt W N HaU and J C S m i t h 1500 00

17 SAME PROPERTY SAME AGT SAME 1030 00 17 BROADWAY E S 78 s L I N D O N ST

236x100 L Peager and J VoUc agt A Sache and John Scheible 365 00

ti-EW Y O R K

In tiese lists of judgments the names alphabetically arranged and tohich are first on eacli line are those of tke judgment debtor

April 11 Ackerson AbrahammdashW J a c k s o n 193 98 12 Armour J GmdashA E C o l f a x 170 58 12 Alexander GeorgemdashEmily Keith 294 19 12 Anderson JohnmdashJ P Dearing 270 24 13 Austin CorneUamdashJ Wood 138 64 13 Altenbrand JosephmdashSN Wolff 258 89 13 Ashby Asa AmdashR W Frost 146 88 15 Andrews Samuel TmdashA H Topping 239 35 15 Anderson HirammdashC M Meserole 239 07

16 Armstrong Eliz JmdashT Le Boutellier pound73 57 16 Adams LuthermdashEmUy F F o r d 4640 28 16 Armstrong George M I ^ -^ p o r d 1641 58

Adams A L J r ) 10 Bogarfc John J mdash P F C o n k l i n 113 99 10 Budelman FredkmdashC Mahnken 68 25 10 Brown PhilipmdashA S Herman 509 94 10 Bartlett Henry AmdashW C Rhine-

l a n d e r 213 16 10 Boehm ElymdashJ BoUins 460 69 10 BedeU Alvas AmdashE C H a z a r d 119 54 10 Bingham Cath MmdashA J Rodgers

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IOTH st n s 189 w Av A 189x71 h amp 1 Adam Schwab to Balthaser Walter April 10 10675

10TH St s s 306 w Av D 654x923 h amp L Peter Vogler to WUliam F Essig (K part) (Sub to morts $21250) AprU 1 3 nom

IOTH st s s 118 w Av B 25x923 hamp 1 J o shyhanna wife of Peter Noelke to Dorothea Rent shyer (Dec 12 1871) AprU 11 15000

IOTH st s s 118 w Av B 25x923 h amp 1 Dorshyothea Renter to StephenSharp of Islip N Y AprU 11 15000

U T H St n s 852 w Greenwich st 32x95 hlaquoampl Charles H Blackhurst to William J Hyland AprU 12 26000

1 4 T H St s s (rear lot) 269 e 1st av 25x501 Exrs of James Foster to St Georges Church AprU 12 3250

1 4 T H St s s 797 e University pl 456x1 1033

13TH St n s 797 e University pl 4310x f 1033 J Albon P Man (Receiver 8fch Nafcional Bank) to the Wheeler amp Wilson Manufacturing Co (Maison Doree property) April 10 365000

1 5 T H St s s 425 w 5th av 25x1033 h amp 1 Louis V Sone of Brooklyn to Everett P Wheeler and Mary IE Smith April 15 35000

20TH St n s 190 e 2d av 20x92 h amp I Cathashyrine wife of Samuel R Spelman to Ann Corshybitt AprU 12 14000

2 0 T H St s s 2788 w Ofch av 25x92 h amp 1 Henry Klenke fco John Wifcfcner AprU 11 29500

20TH sfc s s 4496 e 9fch av 178x9811 Eugeshynia A J (^unn to Malind wife of WiUiam H Foster AprU 12 15500

21 ST St s s(No 306 E) 130 e 2d av 20x92 h amp 1 Lawrence P Cummings to Jacob Koch-keUer AprU 13 14000

21 ST St n s 137 e Oth av 21x989 h amp 1 John H Bleakie to WUUam Wheaton AprU 15 13000

21sT St n s 2418 e 10th av 168x988 Isaac Metzger to Charles H Blackhurst AprU 11 18000

24TH St s s 200 e Oth av 25x989 h amp 1 Lushycy D Fisk to Samuel H Terry of Jersey City AprU 13 15000

25Tn St s s 150 e 1st av 20x989 August G Schmidt to James Carson J r AprU 1 1 4525

25TH st n s 160 w Oth av 20x989 Joseph Burkhar t to Robert M OrreU April 9 18000

2 5 T H St s s 300 e Oth av 25x989 Isabella wife of WiUiam B Bend to George H Bend (Q C) AprU 11 31500

3 5 T H St s s 515 w 7th av 15x1089 h amp 1 Edward Owens fco Daniel Hayes AprU 1311000

37TH St n s 317 e 7th av 49 9xXblock i 2STH St n s 317 e 7th av 4 9 l l x ^ block C

Mount Sinai Hospifcal and Jews Orphan Asyshylum to Joseph M Ohmeis AprU 10 52000

3 7 T H St s s 204 w Ofch av 46x989 Robert Bonner to Henry and Carlton See April 10 - 14000

2STH St s s 266 e Third av 44x988 h amp 1 Isaac L MUler (Referee) to Anna M Trimble AprU 13 13580

3 3 D St n s 3II9 6 Broadway 234x989 h amp 1 Charles Hensohel fco Henry B Sands April 10 V 38000

180 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

3 3 D sfc s s 225 w Ofch av 25x1266 h amp 1 James L Morgan to WUliam Arras April 15 18000

3 4 T H St n K 210 e Bth av 23x989 h amp I Anthony King to Leopold King (^ part) AprU 15 13000

36TII St n s 250 e 2d av lOxOSO Henry J ^Ander son to the Church of St Gabriel (Feb

12 1870) April 15 1600 SOTH st s s 400 e 2d av 50x989 h amp 1 Ks-

tlier wife of Maicus H Lichtenstein to Thomas Tennings April 9 50000

36TII St s s 375 e l l t i i av 25x989 Heirs of James McGarrity of Wesfc Fai-ms to Daniel McCaU April 10 1000

3 7 T H St 8 s 200 e Madison av 25x989 (Irreg) Caroline S wife of Silas C Herring to Charles Lanier April 10 23000

38Tn St n s 2315 w Av A 181x1004 WUshyliam H McCool to Emily M wife of Jacob Baiz April 10 15150

39TII St s s 300 w lOfch av 75x989 h amp 1 Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscomb to John Fettretch AprU 12 60000

4 3 D sfc n s (No 137 E) 1584 e Lexington av 168x1005 h amp 1 Harfclev Haigh to John Moran AprU 15 15000

45TH St n s 199 e Sfch av 20xl005 h amp 1 Roberfc Hayes to Jennie E wife of Theodore S Fowler (Astor lease of Oct 20 1871) AprU 10 14200

46Tn St n s 455 w Ofch av 56x1004 Thomas C Clark to Dennis Loouie AprU 12 10000

47Tn St n s 275 w 2d av 126x789 h amp 1 Elizabeth Braun to Sigismund Windt April 11 6000

4 7 T H St s s 450 w 10th av 25xlC05 Fredshyerick Peters fco Michael Fries April 9 5200

48Tn St n s 325 w 5th av 25x1005 h amp 1 Sarah L wife of WiUiam A Kobbe to William B Ogden (Col CoU lease of Jan 1 1865) April 11 45000

49Tnst 6 w cor 2d av 20x705 h amp Johanshyna wife of Peter Noelke to Ludwig Laux AprU 11 22500

49TII St n s 125 e 7th av 2010xl0d5 h amp 1 Isaac Kuh to Justinian HartleJ^ AprU ]523500

51ST St n s 749 e 2d av I(i9x85 Thomas Lyons to Meyer Hecht AprU 10 12500

5 2 D St n s 2046 e 2d av 20xl005 Michael Gavin to Catharine Frazier April 11 14920

5 2 D St n s 235 e Oth av aOxlOO4 h amp 1 Helene wife of Jolm F Pupke to Garefcfca V Lamberfc (widow) April 15 37000

6 2 D St n s 275 e Oth av 20x1004 h amp 1 Mary L wife of James A Polhamius to Maria C wife of Jed Frye AprU 12 37000

52Dst n s 5216 e Othav 236x1004 Augusshytus F Holly to John C DonneUy April 10 20500

5 3 D St n 6 274 e 1st av 20xl005 h amp 1 Richard Akin to Maria wife of John CaUaghan AprU 9 i)500

5 3 D St s s 250 w 2d av 20x1005 h amp 1 William A Butler to Moritz Levene AprU 15 17500

5 3 D St n 6 245 e Madison av 20x1005 h amp1 WUliam H Decker to GUbert H Crawford (Sub to mortg $24000) AprU 15 nom

5 3 D St n s 245 e Madison av 40x1005 h it 1 Gilbert Holmes Crawford to Catherine D wife of WUUam H Decker (Snb to mortg $50000) April 15 nom

5 3 D St n s 265 e Madison av 20xl005 h amp 1 WiUiam H Decker to Gilbert H Crawford (Sub to mortg $20000) AprU 15 nom

5 3 D St 11 s i50 e 7fch av 1681005 h amp 1 John G Hifcchcock fco Annie E wife of GUbert K Harroun AprU 12 21000

5 4 T H St n s 75 w 9th av 25x754 li ampl Henry J Bui-chell to Matthew Clinton April 15 16000

5 5 T H St s s 275 e 2d av 120x1005 h amp 1 Frederick Leonhard to Mary D wife of Joseph H Bradley AprU 11 10250

56TH St n s 225 w 5th av 248x1005 h amp 1 Gratz Nathan (Referee) to Amelia Robins AprU 13 60000

5 7 T H St s s 300 w 2d av 50x1005 Pat r ick Farley to Michael Murray AprU 10 17500

5 7 T H St n s 20 w Lexington av 20x602 h it L Charles F Malloy to Mercedes R de Hine AprU 9 20500

60TH s t s s 360 e Madison av 20xl005 h amp 1 Peter P Decker to Margaret wife of Samuel Coulter AprU 11 30000

61ST St s B 260 w 3d av 19x1005 John McshyCool to Catherine L Beekman - (March 14 1871) AprU 15 31500

61ST s t s s 279W 3d av 19x1005 h amp 1 John Keys to PhiUp WaUacb AprU 15 24750

6 0 T H St n s 135 w Lexington av 20x1005 h amp1 Mary Ann wife of WiUiam Colvin to Constantine Ross^vog April 1 0 bull 26000

6 2 D s t n s 167 e 2d av 17x1005 (Sub t o ] mortg $3500) [

S6TU s t 11 s 100 w I s tav 21xl005 h amp 1 (Sub to mortg $7000) J Henry C Cole to John Schoener April 15 n a t love etc

0 2 D s t n B 1726 w 3d av lOxUS h amp 1 J J^entley Squier to Mary M Newton April 15 16500

63o s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1084 Jacob G Sanders of Albany to Simon Herman Nathan Asiel and Mayer Gottlieb April 9 22500

65TI1 s t n s 220 e 4th av 20x1005 Patr ick Fitzgcrild and Eugene SuUivan fco James Meeshyhan April 9 200(0

67T1I s t n s 150 e 5th av 25xl005 Helen wife of Bartow W Van Voorhis to Josepli Snufch April 12 22300

67TH s t n R 200 o ofch av 25x1005 Mary M wife of George H W d (of Buffalo N Y) to Joseph Smith AprU 12 ai300

OSrii s t n s 100 e 12th av 1936xl018xl 1177x1005 i

68Tn s t n s 350 w l l t h av 898x101Sx f 1057x1005 I Benjamin P Fairchild to John Mulford April 11 17750

58TH St n s 1065 w Av A 40x1004 George Kober to James S Keal of Tremont Westshychester Co April 9 38000

58TH s t s s 325 w lst av 75x1004 Matshythew T Brennan (Sherifl) to Lewis Johnston April 12 12900

5STH s t n s 150 w Oth av 25x1005 GrUfith Rowe to WiUiam B Dick AprU 12 10500

5STH s t n s 41710 w Sth av 215x1005 h amp 1 Thomas A Davis to James L Young AprU 15 28000

58T1I St n s 41710 w Sth av 215xl005 Jas L Young to Mclvench H Jeffers (widow) AprU 15 33000

5 9 T H s t s s 75 w Lexington av 20xlC05 TiiOmas Duffy to James K Glenn April 15 33500

74Tir s s 100 e Madison av 20x1022 h amp ] Robert M Strebeigh fco Mary Ann wife of WiUiam Colvin AprU 10 28500

77T1I sfc s B 275 e 2d av 25xl022 WiUiam Loose to Conrad Oberlein April 13 6075

80TH s t s s 200 e 5th av 25x1002 Joseph Bell and Douglas Campbell to Michael Cain AprU 10 16500

SlST s t s s SO w 2d av 24x767 John ODon-nel to Daniel Healy April 12 11500

SSD s t s s 100 elOth av 50x10011 (irreg) Henry C and John Ludlum to Josei^h Devling AprU 13 9000

84TH s t n s 2218 w 2d av 20x102 h amp 1 Frederick Prentice to Archibald McLintock AprU 12 105C0

89TII s t n s 425 w Sth av lOOxlOOS Ondershydonk Angevine to Caleb T Ward Aprill320000

101 ST S t n s 1934 w 9th av 166x10011 h amp 1 Howard R Vandyke to Susan A Vanshydyke AprU 15 8000

105TH s t s s 2313 w 1st av 189x1009 Pa t k Glennan to Francis Reilly April 9 1300

109TH s t n s 125 w 1st av 25x10010 Hiram Moore to Jos B Durfey of Brooldyn April 9 16000

109TH s t n B 100 e 2d av 19x10010 WiUiam Davis to Jas McCrodden AprU 11 3300

I U T H s t n s 345 w 3d av 25x10010 h amp 1 Mary McDonald to Albert Koopman (Sub to Mortg $4500) April 14 N a t love and nom

I U T H s t n s 245 e 5th av 50x10010 | 115Tn s t s B 245 e 5th av 25x10010 C

Samuel Cohen to Wm H Scott AprU 12 10500 U O T H St n s 373 e Av A 100x10010 h amp 1

James L Young to Nichols K Oatley April 15 28000

116TH s t n s 140 w 5th av 130x10011 Thos A Vvse J r to Thos J Mora April 15 22000

1 1 7 T H s t s s (No 170 E) 242 w 3d av 17x 10011 h amp Elizjibeth Avife of Jas L Ryan to Isaac G Van Tassel AprU 13 18000

118TH s t s B 263 w 5th av 22x10011 Wm B Conant to Jas G Fitzgerald AprU 11 5000

U O T H st s s 208 e Av A 40xl00ll George B Goldschmidt to Jas Meagher AprU 106000

1 2 2 D st n s 225 w Av A 50x100 Edward Fitzgerald fco Mary H wife of Nicholas H

Moore AprU 9 6000 1 2 3 D s t n s SSO e 2d av 18x10011 James

Meagher to George B Goldschmidt April 10 14000

1 2 3 D s t n s 155 e 3d av 75x10011 h amp 1 Phebe E wife of Alberfc Chesebro to Adam C Martin AprU 13 18000

134TH s t s s 100 e 3d av 189x10011 h amp1 A L S O gore on west side of above (rear) 15x11 )

Abraham B Van Dusen of Harlem to John W Kenyon A p r U 1 5 16000

1 3 4 T H s t s s 150 w Sfch av 50x10011 1 134Tn s t 10011 B of and Sfch av 125 w of |

25x253 (rear) ST NICHOLAS av v s 252 s i24fch s t 1186 j

x978 J Thos H Walter and Clara L his wife and Harr iet A Walter andT H Walter Extrx E-xr and Trustees oi J R Walter J r decd Ann Walter widow and Extrx of Jas R Walshyter Sr to Bernard Cohen April 13 24400

125TII St s s 272 e Sth av 28x10011 James H Coleman (Ref) to James H SuUivan AprU 13 5700

127TI1 st n s 415 w 3d av 20x9911 li amp 1 Sarah E vife of Richard H Lane to WiUiam Ilslcy AprU 1 0 11500

12ST1I Bt n s 804 w 2d av 188x7411 Wm J Gettey to Kate L wife of John Reid April 115 8000

128Tii stn s 290 w 4tii av 376x9911 Alex WUson to Charles L Mead AprU 15 8050

128TH s t s s 3976 e Oth av 376x9911 h amp1 Eliza vvife of Charles Stevens fco James Stewart AprU9 1650O

129Tn st s s 3996 w 5thavl76xl91 J h amp BUen wife of Isaac G Van Tassel to EUzabeth wife of James L Ryan April 12 22000

132D s t n s 3623 w (ith av lS9x9911 h amp I Thomas H Landon (Ref) to WUliam B McshyKenzie (Foreclos) AprU 9 5200

1 3 2 D s t n s 140 w Madison av 20x9911 h Al Leander Buck fco Jas MMcGregor AplO17000

1 5 2 D s t n s 650 w 10th av 20x2291(gt Exrs of Richard P Carman to Church of fche Intershycession AprU 11 11040

Av B w s (No 44) 722 n 3d sfc 24x80 Eliza Bonsall et al fco Jacob Gaufcer AprU 10 16000

LEXINGTON a v w s 79 n 27th s t 199x80 h amp 1 Thomas McManus and Thomas J Murphy to Antoine Mataraw AprU 10 24000

LEXINGTON av s e cor 49th st 171x70 Charshylotte wife of Leopold Mendelson to WiUiam Florance AprU 15 28000

MADISON av w B 755 n 61st s t 25x95 h amp 1 Heirs of John B Storm to Augustus J Brown April 15 bull 50000

MADISON av AV S 755 n 65fch st 25x95 Barshytow W Van Voorhis fco Pafcrick and Francis Morgan AprU 10 22000

MADISON av s w cor 105fch s t 10011x70 Anshydrew M and Rowland Davies to WiUiam M Martin April 10 22500

1ST av w s (No 341) 23 s 20th st 23x80 h it 1 John Neilson (of Middletown R I) to James Bonner AprU 10 1400 0

1ST av w s 523 n 77th st 261x100 (Irreg) Jacob Cordes to Frederick Peters April 913350

2 D av w s 481 s 4th s t 24x65 h amp 1 Pearshyson S Halstead to Alexander Sutter April 15 ^0000

2 D av w s 783 s 13th st 263x110 h amp 1 Catharine A wife of Edward W Burr to Cashytherine E wife of Adam Weber AprU 1333000

2Dav c s 648 s 2 2 d s t 20x100 h amp1 Josiah H Burton to Thomas Parish Sherman April 15 25000

2 D av e s 25 s 34th s t 492x80 h amp 1 ) 34TH s t s B SOe 2d av 213x989 h fel j

Augustus F Holly to Thomas Gearty (Sub to all taxes and assessments from May 1 1870) AprU 1 0 35000

2 D av e s 755 s 44th s t 25x100 h amp 1 John J BurcheU fco Conrad Uhl April 12 21000

3 D av w s 505 n 45th s t 50xl00 h amp 1 Thomas Jenings-to Esther wife of Marcus H

bull Lichtenstein (tSub to mort $18000 and taxes of 1870 and 1871) AprU 9 38500

3 D av w s 87 s 50th s t 214x80 James H Hoffman to Israel Jaeger April 1 2 13500

2 D av w s 804 n 55th s t 20x66 h amp 1 Darius G Crosby to Henry Siebert AprU 9 14550

2 D av n e cor 105th s t 10011x200 (J^ p a r t ) James McNamara to Thomas J Mooney (Stamps $11) April 13 no con

2 D av s w cor 115th s t about 100x100 (Irreg) Isaac De Garmo to Daniel Bates AprU 12 bull 26000

3 D av w s 511 s 85th st 256x1023 Clara Ann wif e of bull Roberfc Kennedy to Joseph Hew-lefct AprU 15 16750

4 T H av w s 786 n 36fch sfc 24x105 h amp 1 Thatcher M AdaniB to Josiah G Holland (Springfield Mass) April 9 76000

4TH av s e cor 106th s t ICOllxlCO Walter Brady to Lambert S Quackenbush AprU 13 9125

5TH av s e cor 102d s t 1009x350 PhUip Van Volkenbiirgh and Daniel B Van Volkenburgh to LleweUyn F Barry April 1 3 160000

5 T H av w s 505n 114th st 505x100 Dow-thea Meislahu et al t o Sigmund J Seligman AprU 9 n o m

6 T H av n e cor 184th st 24llx85 Walter j Brady to Thomas Ryan AprU 11 7000

REAL E S T A T E R E C O R D 181

7 T H av n w cor 34fch sfc 22x00 h amp 1 Forster I Weeks to Gabriel and Joseph LUianthal AprU 10 25500

9 T H av S W cor 54th s t 251x80 h amp 1 Francis Blessing to John ReUly AprU 1126750

9 T H av n e cor 125th s t 2411x100 Bxrs of James R Walter and Thomas H Walter to John Chapman April 15 8000

lOTHav w s 253 s 39th s t 246x75 J o h n Schmidt to John Leib AprU 9 26000

9 T H av w s OOth fco 61 st s t 20010x400 1 0 T H av e s OOth to 6 is t s t 20010x100 6 0 T H s t n s 400 w 9th av 200x1005

Algernon S Jarvis (of White Plains) to Amos R Boo AprU 12 228000

l lTH av w s (oldline) between 158th and 159feh sfcs 200x150 Isaac P Marfcin fco Church of fche Infcercession April 13 42 500

11TH av e s758n 96fchst 506xl00 Matthew T Brennan Sheriff to Thomas M Pefcers AprU 15 5 200

KINGS COUNTY

April Sd A L L grantors ti t le to estate of Joseph and Ruth

Dean J D Bristol to John B Dow J r ^ (Q-c ) 5oo B E R G E N s t s s 300 w VanderbUt av 25xl30 7

x309-xll27 Jane wifeof T Cramer to John W Stewart 4 ocO

B O E R U M s t n s 250 w Lorrimer st25xiub h amp 1 Josephine wife of C Lesseur to Lipp-man Rcitzensfcein 5 ooQ

BROADWAY n s 1085 w 5tli st 2i8xio6 J G Jenkins to Williamsburgh Savings

^ ^ a n k 14 000 COLUMBIA st e s 20 n President s t 20x80

h ife 1 G H Roberts to Edward Kieser 10 000 COOK s t n s 275 e MorreU s t and 125 w

Bushwick av 25x100 (Correcting error) J J Carfield to Patr ick Burns ( Q C ) nom

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 345 s w Com-1 merce s t 384x180 j

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 3834svvComl f merce s t 384x180 J F Woodruffto John J Van Nostrand54000

E L L E R Y st n s 250 e Marcy av 25x100 A Venter to Peter Fafcscher 675

E W E N s t Nos 125 and 127 25x86 l S I G E L s t n s 225 e Graham av 25x100 CHESTNUT sfc n s 200 e Evergreen av50x f

548 (irreg) J Victoria wife of W Obermier to Hermann Somshym e r jjonj

F L O Y D s t s s 200 w Yafces av 25x100 J ToeUuer to Friedrich Schmitt 5 500

GKATTAN s t s s 100 e Bogert s t 25x100 h amp 1 J Softy to Franz lleichwein ltU P^^^-) bull sect35

H O O P E R s t n s 1414 w Marcy av 80x100 i Scholes to WiUiam Floyd and Eliphalet S Nevins of New York 5 550

H O O P E R s t s s 291 e Bedford av 448x110 J WUde fco Theodore P Jackson 3500

H O P K I N S s t s s 250 e Marcy av 25x200 G L Kessler fco Andrew Venter (1868) 500

I N D I A s t n s 200 w Union pL 50x69 (irreg) Mary A wife of N Bliss to Grifiath J Roberts 2 200

J A V A s t s s 200 e WesLst25xioohampi ]E~ Molony to Geo M BaU 3 700

K O S S U T H s t s e s 245 n e Broadway 20x100 C Trimble to Richard and Michael Tracy5000

MADDAGH s t n s 206 w Henry sfc 215xl009 A B Thorn (Exr) to Pat r ick Toy 6350

S A M E property Eliza Lardlaw (widow) to Pa t r k Toy CQ- 0 ) bull bull nom

MADISON s t s s3834e Bedford av 168xl00 h amp 1 Mary J wife of M R Pe t ty to Mary F wife of Ezekiel A Harris 4 900

PENNst s a 3024 s Lee av 303x100 h ampl A Rossto Hem-y I h n e 8500

P I E R R E P O N T s t s s 125 e Clinton s t 25x100 A AUen to Abram Allen J r 25000

P R E S I D E N T s t s s 225 w Powers s t 100x100 W P Byrne to~James E Dimond 6000

P R O S P E C T pl n e s 155 n w Vanderbilt av 20x131 S J Stevens to Charles H Par -s o n s 15000

bCHERMERHORN St n s 1501 w Smith s t 25x 1012 bull A AUen to Geo D AUen 6000

S M I T H s t e s 77 n Sackett s t 23x100 R S Crane to WilUam D Walker (Foreclos) 1750

STOCKHOLM s t n s 343 e Myrtle av 32x30x mdashx8x35xl2xl00 P Reynolds to Robinson GiU (Foreclos) 2300

STOCKTON a t s s 180 w Throop av 20x100 Mary Jarvie to John Flinn of-New York 4500

V A N B U B E N s t s s 325 w Bedford av25x 934 G L Moehring to Abraham Ackerman

of New Y o r k 1500

V A R E T and MorreU sts n w cor 100x25 h amp 1 Margaretha Klug et al to Karl and Maria A Weiss 7900

W Y C K O F F s t n s 1915 n w 6th av 44x100 T SkeUy to Thomas P Stevenson 4000

SOUTH 4th s t n a 85 a Ofch s t 2lx95 W Mofcfc fco Joseph McKee 250O

SOUTH 4fch sfc n s 63 w Oth sfc 21x95 F ran-cisca Brendle (widow) fco William D Lock-wood 4700

2 D s t w s 552 n South Oth s t 206x100 W M Thurman fco Henry Lemkan 6000

5 T H sfc n w s 50 s w South Isfc s t 25x1036 W D Lockwood to John W By ard 4600

6TH s t e B 80 n South 2d s t 20x50 Sarah J wife of W E Butler to Theodore E Green 1000

SAME properfcy T B Green to William B Bufcler 1000

N O R T H Sfch st s w s 125 n w 5th s t SOx) 100 I

N O R T H Sfch s t s w s 200 n w 5th s t 50x 100 J S J Hunfc to Peter Koelsch 5600

N O R T H 9fch s t n e s 150 n w 4th s t 50xl00 S J Hun t to CorneUus Mayer 2800

SOUTH 9th and 5th sts n e cor 50x73 N Baulsir to Jane A wife of Joshua Brown of New York 6000

1 1 T H s t s w B 1635 n w Sth av 50x100 H L Clarke to Charles Nickenig 2900

12TH St e sbdquo befc South5fch st and Broadway 33 11X42X534 (very bad description)

SOUTH 5fch s t s s 125 s e 12th s t 44x5610 x638 bull J H Eichinger to Margt wife of George Eichin-ger 500

2 0 T H St s s 225 e 7th av 25x100- Mary McCausland et al to Andrew S Wheeler (C a G) 500

SAME properfcy J McCausland fco A S Wheeler (Q C) nom

BAYav n e s 200 n w Cedar s t 100x100 J Halliday fco Pafcrick Collins of Gravesend L 1 200

CARLTON av w s 19911 n Dekalb av 215x 100 h it 1 Emma J wife of A D Atlunson to IsabeUa Rice (widow) 15000

CLASSON av e s 1502 n Myrtle av 126x100 h amp 1 J Lock fco Louis Samson 4000

CLINTON av e s 71 s Fulfcon av 30x100 R Carpenfcer fco Ezekiel Auerbach 13500

D E K A L B av s s 375 w Lewis av 25x100 h amp 1 J J Larkhi to Pedro A Afonso 7000

HARRISON av and Heyward sfc easterly cor 23 XSO C J Summers to Lorenz Ri t ter 1220

OviNGTON av n e s near 4th av 1016x1738 (Bay Ridge) W H Denyse to Otto K Ivjranse 6750

OviNGTON and 4th avs easterly cor 78x175Ix 495xmdash (Bay Ridge) Eliza N Blunt (widow) to Otto K iCranse 1250

P A R K av s s 100 e Tompkins av 221x100 N H Clement to F rank Crooke of Fla t shybush 1425

3 D av e s 53 s Dean st 23x70 i D E A N s t s s 7711 e 3d av 221x75 f

B Auerbach to Richard C a r p e n t e r 12000 6TH av and Warren s t s e cor 100x947 C

W Riecks to Abel F Goodnow 16250 GRAVESEND 5 955-1000 acres adj Adrian Bershy

ger A Berger to Henry Johnson of Gravesshyend 7146

April Ath OviNGTON av n B (indeft) 545x1703 Ann

Meier (widow) to Geo Marriott 400 CALYER st n s 25 w Guernsey st 25x75

Jane wife of T Howell to Fanny I wife of James D Mogg 1200

CHAUNCEY s t and Paca av s w cor 350x100 14 hs amp Is H Beales to John Davies 7000

COOK s t s s 250 e MorreU s t 25x100 h amp 1 H Grant to Erns t Schon 1100

D E G R A W s t B S 15210 w Columbia s t 17Ox 100 S A Church to Johannes Scharfeuberg (Q C ) nom

S A M E property J Scharfenberg to Peter Buhr 5000

E L M st n s 100 w WiUow s t 25x95 h amp 1 F Schmecker te John Y^-eger 1800

H A L S E Y s t s s 80 e Throop av 20x100 H A L S E Y s t s s 140 e Throop av 40x100 i H A L S E Y s t s s 200 e Throop av 60x100 [ H A L S E Y st s s 300 e Throop av 20x100 J

J Halliard to Henry Osborn 7000 H O O P E R s t n s 275 e Bedford av 66x100 F Scholes to Francis DuBois 5550 H E Y W A R D s t n s 336 e Wythe av 236x100

W WaU to Henry D a h l 800 H E Y W A R D s t n B 226 e Wythe av 336x100

H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E A i i i c k e s 1 0 0 0

H E Y W A R D st and Wythe av norfcherly cor) 226x100 I

H E Y W A R D sfc n w s 45 n e Wyfche av mdash f to River s t xmdash j H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E Adickes 1800

JOHNSON s t n s 75 e Smith s t 25x100 h amp 1 Margaretha wife of A Schmand to Joseph Herte 3100

K E A P s t n s 165 w Lee av 22x100 D K HaU to Martha W H wife of Morton B Smith of New York 13500

MCDONOUGH s t n s 100 w Hopkinson av 1 ll76x200

B E D F O R D av w s 40 s Taylor s t 20x90 | J P Knapp to John M Quackenboss of Montshygomery Orange Co N Y 25000

MESEROLE s t n s 175 e Leonard s t 25x100 A Ginter to Theodore F r e u n d 9075

O X F O R D s t w s 1498 s Lafayette av 214x 100 Clara L wife of A J Ddtger to Eliz A T Phelps 17000

P A C I F I C sfc n s 3539 e Carlton av 196x742 G M Stevens to Susan N Howard of East^ Chester N Y (Foreclos) 5000

P R I N C E s t e s 100 n Willoughby s t 25x85 -C W Frieling to Mai-tha A FrieUng (wishydow) (Q C) 400

P A C I F I C andColumbia sts n e cor 95x50 J Morton et al to John H Tate of Flatbush 6000

RODNEY s t s 6 1448 w Bedford av 448x100 J W Borcherding to Charles Kuehne-mundfc 5500

ST M A R K S pL n s 226 w Carlfcon av 21x131 J V Porfcer fco Pierre D Van Hoesen of New York 13000

SANDFORD sfc e s (No 229) J Fifczsiinmons to Jane L wife of Samuel D Thomas (Conshytract) 5500

U N I O N s t s s 290 e Hoyt s t 20xl00 J BeU fco Clara E wife of Abram Wilsey (B amp S) 3000

SAME properfcy Clara E wife of A Wilsey to Adeline E wife of John BeU (B amp S ) 3000

V A N B U R E N s t n s 325 w Franklin av 20x 100 Mary A wife of M Bunker to Phrebe H Weiss 5250

W I L L I A M st and Troyav s e cor 7091x100 S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann of New York (34 par t 833

W H I P P L E s t s e s 138 s w Throop av 15x 556x399x38 C Dit tmer to Rosa wife of J o shyseph Weininann 500

W H I P P L E st s e s 128 s w Throop av 25x 522xmdash-x38 Josephine Pfab (widow) to Jacob Rech (Correcting error) (QC) nom

SOUTH 5tii s t s s 80 w Sth s t 20x100 P Boshyvers to Franz Herrschaffc 1400

6 T H s t w s 121 s Soufch 4fch sfc 174x100 h amp 1 Sarah Clark tb David G Cay wood of New York 5600

I S T H st s w s 225 s e 5th av 25xl00 Soshyphia wife of D Fickeh to JiiUa M -wife of Soloshymon B RusseU 1100

B E D F O R D av and Rosa s t n w cor 100x110 hs amp Is J M Quackenboss to Joseph F Knapp 50000

D E K A L B av and Sandford st n w cor 31x83 h amp I B McAlasher to Edward Freel 500

F R A N K L I N av w s 13511 n Lefferts sfc 187x 12411 (irreg) Sarah Jwife of A TredweU to Edward R o w e 2626

H U D S O N av e s 1097 s Dekalb av 25x1005 W Simonson to Christian Hohn 4500

JOHNSON av s w s 100 n w Suydam s t 186x 10px57xmdash Phcebe E wife of C M Knowlton to Michael Naeder 1600

JOHNSON av and Baltimore pl s e cor 200x1 4752 ( X p a r t ) j

JOHNSON av and Cincinnati pl s e cor 200 ( 4548 (J^part) J S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann 2333

K E N T av s w s at intersection of centre Une of Rodney st if continued 125x1519 to Wall shyabout channel xl259xmdash P Scholes to Geo B Remsen of Hempstead L I 29200

L E W I S av e s 40 s P a l a s M s t 20x100 Sarah A wife of G Sturtevant fco Alex S Walsh of Jamaica L I 5500

NEW^ B U S H W I C K road and road adj Evergreen Cemetery northerly cor 11 372-1000 acres F Du Bois to Henry Hauselmann 18195

U N I O N av e s 53 a Montrose av 22x75 h amp 1 L Fink to Martin D i e r a u f 5200

V E R N O N av s s 300 e Flatbush plank road 100x150 J H Tate to Franklin H Know-er 8000

W E B S T E R av s s 363 e 2d s t 456x1093 i W E B S T E R av s s and Isfc s t s w cor 456 gt- -

X1093 ) J W Hull to John T Mackenzie 1800bull

A^ril nth A D A M S s t e s 75 n TUlary s t 266x539 (in-

deft share) Louisa -wife of G C Green fco -Henrietta L Sphraidt (B amp S ) 400

182 R E A L E S T A T E R E G ^ O R D

B A L T I C s t s amp 3154 w Clinton s t 34x100 J Frisbee to Harriet A wife of Jared Brewsfcer (Q C 1865) nom

B A N K E R st w s- 976 s Norman av ISlx 439 (error)

N O R T H 15TH st s w s 82 s e 2d s t 18x100 G A Sacchi to Henry Sacchi 140

B O X s t 8 s 175 w Oakland s t 25x100 M Grace to Nathaniel Morton of Plymouth Mass 900

BERGEN s t n s 230 w Saratoga av 120x1072 P Massa to John Stafford amp Alex Nichol 2400

CEDAR s t a e s 3807 n e Evergreen av 100x839 5 hs amp Is T S Olive to Henry Kearney 1750O

CLINTON s t e s 163 n Pierrepont s t 25xl00 A Querean to James Bailey 14250

DOWNING s t e a 350 s Gates av 25x100 Nancy M wife of J Irwin to Walter Green-ough 7000

H O O P E R s t n s 2214 w Matey av 80x100 _ F Scholes fco Peter J ODonohue 5060 J E F F E R S O N s t s s 2834 w Stuyvesant av

168x100 L Kenny to Thomas Garvey of New York 6000

L I N D E N boulevard n s 75 e proposed extension of Nostrand av 25x235 Charlotte wife of L Mendelson to Jos Leghorn of New York 3500

LOMBARDY st s s 155 w Morgan av 20x1265 (irreg) R C Combes to Severin Mejer1000

LOMBARDY s t s s 95 w Morgan av 60x986x mdashxl265 R C Combes to James H Saxton of Newark N J 2500

MADISON s t s a 475 w Nostrand av 25x100 C King to Harriet wife of Cuthbert C Gorshydon 7S00

M ONROE s t n s 150 w Patchen av 25x100 Nannie W wife of G A Gardiner to Win H Harrison 1700

NASSAU s t n s 200 e Gold s t 20x1071 h amp 1 B Donlon to John S Sfciger of New York 10000

N E L S O N s t n s 140 e Court s t 20x100 h amp 1 C M Felt to Fred k W amp Marie Moritz of New York 4750

OAKLAND s t e s 225 s Nassau ay 283x1 OOx 479xmdash P C IngersoU to EUza A wife of George H Stiles 1400

P E N N st s s 100 w Harrison av 202x100 C A Cushman to Wm B Pester 1110

P E N N s t s s 120 w Harrison av 203x100 G H Mellisch to WUliam B Pester 1110

R I C H A R D S and Van Dyke sfcs easterly cor 80x 20 W W Goodrich to Thomas CarroU 610

R U T L E D G E s t n w s 1634 s w Leeav SlSx 100 - A Lowerre to Alfred O Backus 4600

RYERSON s t w s 84 n Myrtle av 20x100 Eliz A H wife of A Y BirdsaU to S Josephine wife of Stephen T Birdsall 5500

SKILLMAN s t w s 1032 n Lafayette av 182 xlOO h ltamp 1 J McCarthy to EUen 0 L Co-halan 1000

STOCKTON s t s s 240 w Throop av 20x100 (Foreclos) G M Stevens fco Chas B Nichols of Albany 1000

STOCKTON s t n s 350 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Valentine Weissensee of New York 1100

V A N D Y K E s t n e s 20 s e Richards st 20 x80 W W Goodrich to Barnard Rom-ke 400

W A R R E N s t s s 4799 w Nevins s t 20x100 Letitia McCabe to Patr ick Dervin 1850

W I L S O N s t SO s of and Wythe av 774 e of (rear) 194x20 M Donovan to Charles P Kuchnemnndt 250

W I L S O N st s s 774 e Wythe av-194xl00 C Kuchnemundt to John M Borcherding 9500

SOUTH 5TH s t n s 170 e Oth s t 43x1004 P Bovers to Valentine Broker 2600

SOUTH 5Tn s t a s 60 w Sth s t 30x80 P Bovers fco Walfcer K Van Valkenburgh 1625

7 T H s t n w s 834 s w Norfch 6fch s t 16Sx 100 Harriefc L Nelson fco Sabrina B Au-bery nom

1 0 T H St n e s 170 s e 3d av 30x100 W Corboy to Jeremiah Corboy 3600

B E D F O R D av and Hewes s t n e cor 60x97 J WUde to Francis Du Bois 8350

B E D F O R D av e s 60 s Hooper s t 80x97 J WUde to Peter J ODonahue 11000

F R A N K L I N av w s 30 n Dean s t 30x80 h amp 1 J Stafford to Theodora wife of Ferd Massa 9000

K E N T av s w s intersection of centre line of Keap St if continued thence n w 1351x1519 to WaUabout channel xl359xmdash P Scholes to Oscar F Hawley Jr of New York 38200

LAFAYETTE avs S 88 W Adelphi s t 22x91x 12x9x10x100 R H u n t to Max HarnickeL 11000

LAFAYETTE avi s s 45 w Grand av 39x100 J T Barnard to Henry Blatchford 4400

LAFATETTE av s s 190 w Reed av 20x100 B amp 1 A DoU to JohnKle in 5000 L E W I S av and Bainbridigest s e cor 25x100

H Megchendorf to Theodore P r o s s e r 1900

MARCY av w s 651 s Dekalb av 910xmdash(irshyreg strip) J Sneddon to Charles M Titus of Ithaca N Y 3000

STOCKTON s t n s 375 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Constantino Be rnaue r 1100

T H R O O P av e s 623 w Gerry s t 209x119 A Simendinger to John Rueger 1000

WILLOUGHBY av u s 165 w Tompkins av 20x100 P Mead to Albert B King 5600

April Gth ATLANTIC s t s s 203 w Smith st 20x702

J Dietrich to Herman Thimig 12000 B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass s t 100x23x

mdashXmdashx25 J Hoyt to Chas Hoyt (Reconveyshyance) nom

B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass a t 100x23x mdashXmdashx25 C H Hoyt to Maria Douglass 400

CRANBERRY s t n s (No 35) 25x100 Grace wife of T R Hoole to Mott Bedell 13 500

DOUGLASS s t a w s 100 a e Bond s t 100x200 to Gowanus canal W P Powers to Edward P Davis and Ellen M wife of Henry Kelsey (C a G) 9125

SAME property Jul ia Davis et al to WiUiam B Nichols 18250

D E A N st a a 200 e Schenectady av 25x1072 h amp 1 G Evans to Victor Vierow 2700

SAME property V Vierow to Paul A Koch2900 E L M St n s 103 w Central av 22x71 E

Holdridge to Fanny Lotheringfcon 2300 GRATTAN and Bogart sts s e cor 100x50 FLUSHING and Johnson avs s w cor 159x595

xl00x25x50xl00 to Forest stxl6 P Bovers to Robert Adair 3225

H St a a 183 w Union av 20x1416 Anshytoinette A wife of G H Brisfcol to Caroline M Morgan of New Rochelle N Y 375

JACKSON and Front sts n e cor 75x100 JACKSON s t n s 75 e Front st aboufc 324x

100 T McGoey to Hugh Kaig of New York (B amp S) 15000

MADISON s t n s 1189 w Bedford av 189x100 h amp 1 Sarah wife of T Atkinson to George 0 Magown of New York 8000

MONROE st s s 160 w Marcy av 20x100 Sushysannah E C wife of W C Russell to Wm H Daycock 6800

P R E S I D E N T s t n s 112 w Van Brunt s t 19x50 h amp 1 P A E Koehnto AndwC Schmidt3250

P E N N s t s s 2247 w Lee av 205x100 h amp 1 H Irwin to David S Gidney 8000

P R E S I D E N T a t n s 155 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 135 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 115 w Bond s t 20x100

C M Earle to Alfred Wallis (Par t i t ion) 1800 STFUBEN s t w s 200 n Myrtle av 50x100 G

W Child to Michael Farrell 2100 VALWORTII St e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x100

C Weisheit to Charles MuUer 4000 W A R R E N s t n s ICO w Hoyt s t 20x100 h amp1

M Seyler to Horace K Thurber (B amp S)nom I S T H s t s s 118 e 4th av 1711x1002 h amp I

J Hirst to Wm A Virtue of New York 4000 18TH s t n e s 100 n w 3d av 25x1002 J

R Kuhn to Robert Ormeston (Foreclos) 300 ATLANTIC and Stone avs s e cor 200x100 ) P A C I F I C s t n s 150 e Stone av 50x100 f

S Emanuel to James H Kidder (B amp S)9000 F R A N K L I N av (No 288) b e t Lafayette and

Dekalb avs ( 2 D pl (No 17) b e t Henry and Clinton sts and j

all furniture and fixtures J J H Hubbard to Jacob R Duvall of New York (C) 35000

GATES av n s 80 w Ryerson s t 20x100 h amp 1 Hannah E wife of J A Greene to Thomas R BaU 11000

KINGSTON av w s 40 n Bergen a t 40x100 h amp 1 W A Vredenburgh to Kate L Trus-low 8080

MONTROSE av and Leonard s t s e cr 75x75 P V MorreU to Francis Pfeiffer 14000

SHEPARD and Bay avs s w cor 90xl00 Sashyrah V wife of B C ThornaU to Wm H Decker 3000

SAME property W H Decker to (jiUiert H Crawford nom

S A M E property G H Crawford to Cath D wife of Wm H Decker (B amp S) nom

A2Jri 8th B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smith s t 25x100 H

L Carr to Thomas HamUton (B amp S ) nom B A L T I C s t n e s 150 s e Smith st 25x100

N H Clemenfc to Thomas HamUton (Foreshyclose ) 4650

CLAY a t a a 170 w Union av 20x100 D A t -kin to P ia t t C IngersoU 4500

CONOVER s t e s 60 n Van Dyke at 20x80 p Hardy to Louia Garypie (Q C) nom

S A M E Property L Garypie to Emanuel Andershyson 1700

D E V O E St a s 1879 e Union av 20xl003 J Sherwood to Adeline A W i l s o n 2 2 0 0

D E A N s t a s 243 9 e Schenectady av 37x 1072 h amp 1 S J Styles to Mary wife of Thos Curry of Jersey City 3700

DIAMOND s t e s 200 n Nassau av 50x100 P C IngersoU to David Atkin 1750

E W E N s t w s 50 s Conselyea s t 25x100 h amp 1 P M Hall to John W Mulen 4200

F R O S T a t n a 150 w Smith s t 25x76 Lucy A wife of S Keeler to John W Vanderzee of New York 2800

H O O P E R s t n s 1214 w Marcy av 20x100 P Scholes to Charles Murray 1400

J E F F E R S O N a t s s 225 w Ralph av 50x200 D M Smyth to Robert H Eschenbach 1900

LIVINGSTON sfc n s 100 w Hanover p l 20x75 G M Stevens to Nicholas Cooper (Foreshyclose ) 5500

L U Q U E E R at 8 a 1568 e Clinton a t 2010x100 1 D Fletcher to Edward H K i d d e r 1 0 0 0

P A C I F I C sfc n s 380 e Porfcland av 20x100 Chariofcte S wUe of C G Klug to Wm Erd t -mann 9000

P A C I F I C s t n s 3755 w Nostrand av 1453 x786xll3 to Clove road xmdash to Pacific st Frances M S wife of D N Carrington to Stephen Pri tchard 10000

P R O S P E C T st s s 140 w Bridge s t 25x100 h amp I J Brower to Patr ick Moran 6000

P U L A S K I s t s a 125 e Stuyvesant av 20x1 100 I

PuLASKi St s a 205 e Stuyveaant av 20x f 100 J J McClean to George PoweU 11000

SACKETT a t n s 160 e Hoyt s t 20x100 L S MiUs to Edward H Kidder 3500

SCHERMERHORN s t s s SO e Smith at 20x100 G M Stevena to J Pierrepont Edwarda (Foreclos) 11250

SKILLMAN st e s 225 n Pa rk av 100x100 P Donlon to John S Stiger of New Y o r k 6000

ST J A M E S S pl e s 200 n Gates av 20x100 h amp 1 T Lambert to Thomas McStave 13000

SuYDAM St e s 8810 n Atlantic av 40x13810 xlO 7x296x1373 J RUey to Hephzibah wife of Wm D Murphy (C a G) 1000

SUYDAM s t n a 250 e WiUow a t 50x95 J W Naughton to Geo amp Charlotte Ledger 3500

TAYLOR s t a s 1898 w Wythe av 15x100 G M Stevens to Robert Ferrier of New York (Foreclos) 1000

2 D pL n a 1295 e Clinton s t 265x1335 N H Clement to Divine Burtis (Partit ion) 10025

2 D pl n s 766 e Clinton a t 265xl335 h amp I Jane wife of M T Gibbona to Isaac L McshyGay of New York 18000

2 D St S S 160 W Bond s t 20xlOO I D Fletcher to Edward H Kidder 5500

1 6 T H s t n e s 3014s e th av 25x100 P e shyter OHara to Patr ick OHara 1000

ViN B U R E N s t n s 250 e Throop av 25x100 T Simpson to Thomas Bagot 1000

WALWORTH a t e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x 100 C Muller to Julius Hansen and Charles Schneider of New York 5000

W Y C K O F F st n a 2913 w Rochester av 25x 1279 H Danernehin to Louis Marchold 1500

SAME property L Marchold to Anna M wife of Henry Danernhein (B amp S) 1-500

D E B E V O I S E av and Amoa a t s w cor 150x125 x200x25x50xl00 P Quinn to Mary A wife of

John E Capet 4000 D E K A L B av a a 100 w Stuyvesanfc av 10()x

100 J Y Pifcchefcfc to George Delatush of New Dover Middlesex Co N J 42500

GATES av n s 163 e Classon av 20x100 h amp 1 P Lamberfc to Wilkes Gay of New York 12500

GR-AND av e a 216 8 Gatea av 21x1016 T Skelly to Maria Brenner of Manhasaefc Queens Co L I 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 280 w Grand av 20x100 N Sfcevens to BveUue A Brainard nom

M Y R T L E av and Conselyea s t southerly cor 146x1036xl055 G G Dukes et aL to Edshyward Davies (C a G) 900

NORMAN av n s 50 w Diamond s t 25x95 J P Mahony to Edward Carney 1000

R A L P H av w s 872 n Dean s t 20x100 S Styler to Robert Lindsey 225

STUYVESANT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x 100 W Johnston fco John Rose 7000

S T M A R K S av s a 20 w Carlfcon av 20x81 C G Schneider fco John S Sfciger 12000

5 T H av e s 204 n 7fch s t 198x70 ) 9 T H s t n s 1576 a e 4fch av 19x90 J

Margarefc wife of E Kenney to Edward W Richardson 13000

April 9th B E L V I D E R E sfc S e B 2066 s w Beaver s t 25

x852 A Stockholm e t a l to Anton VigeshyU u s 900

CjCffiDMBiA St- n w s- 16 n e Sackett sfc 21x95 hi amp1 J Levisolm- to-WiUiam Mor r i s 8000

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 183

CLAY st n a 300 e Union av 75x100 ha amp Is L Dnbb fco Mary Kohn of New Y o r k 33000

CHESTNUT st s e a 300 s w Johnson av 25x 100 G G Diikes et al to Cafcharine Murray

G ) - 300 (C DOUGLASS s t a s 129 e Perry av 376x1276

C S Barker to Freelove D R o g e r s 1 0 0 0 E L L I O T T p l e a 4626 s Hanson pl 2010x100

Eliz F wife M B Swezey fco Emma wife of John Syms 7800

HANCOCK sfc n a 2042 w Sfcuyvesant av 2010 xlOO Mary P wife of J Flood to Hubbard L RusseU 750

H A M I L T O N s t w s 1615 n P a r k av 100x150 EUen H wife of C C Pa t t en to Mary A Hig-gin^ 10000

H I G H sfc s s 75 w Bridge sfc 25x100 (parfci-fcion) E A Hutchins to Henry Crum-mey 5000

LIVINGSTON st and Hanover pL n w cor 20x 75 h amp I N Cooper to Maria wife of CJhas R P i t t 6000

LE0N4RD St w s 60 n Powers s t 20x75 h ife I T Terry fco James Meakin Flushing L I and Henry Beales 3000

MARION sfc n s Lofcs 44 and 46 (Blk 8) Hunter Ply Farm 50x100 J Volke to Martin F Lindhorn 675

MACON at n s 145 w Tompkins av 20x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam P C Denike (Foreshyclos ) 250

OAKLAND and Freemen sfcs n w cor 25x100 M Walker fco James Law 1000

PiERREPOiNT St s s 125 6 CUnton St 25x100 A Allen J r to Abram AUen 25000

R O S E at s s 3904 w Bedford av 224x100 H Ranken to Hans C F Gatje 2000

SACKETT s t n s 99 a Hicks s t 1910x75x1x25 bull xlSlOxlOO M Shearmaji to Cath wife of

John Griffen S500 SACKETT s t n s 11810 e Hicks s t 1910x100

h ife 1 M Shearman to Cath wife of John Griffen 8500

V-AN D Y K E st n e s 40 s e Richards s t 20x 80 W W Goodrich to John H Von Be-bern 350

W A R R E N s t a s 12010 w 4th av 20x100 h amp 1 E S MiUs to Daniel A Youngs (B amp S) 5500

WASHINGTON s t e s 78 s Adams s t 25x996 h ltfe 1 B MueUer to Fredk Schmelcher 1400

7TH s t w s 748n e North l e t s t 25x80 Emily E wife of J Armstrong to Alfred Hobley 3500

9 T H St centre line 5109 e 3dav 25xtb n 125 G B Goldschmidt to James Morgan (C a G) 5000

SOUTH 9th s t s s 146 w 4th sb 50x100 J R Thomas fco Isfc Univeraalist Society WUshyliamsburg 8000

SOUTH 9th a t a a 121 w 4th s t 25x100 W W Armfield to 1st Universalist Society Wilshyliamsburgh 4000

1 0 T H St n e s 100 s e 2d av 22x100 E Brazwell to John Broderick 1000

2 3 D St s w s 4834 n w 5th av 168x100 J Crocker toAlfonzo E Bacon 3700

4 3 D s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1002 P P Page to John Cavanagh 2250

GATES av s s 204 w Ralph av 19x100 J Palmer to Michael FarreU 7500

April lOtJi A M I T Y s t n s 150 e Clinton st 25x100 ) CLINTON s t e s 75 n Amity s t 25x90

D Darrow to John Shuster 10000 B E R G E N s t s s 1975 e Smith s t 231x100

J Shuster to Daniel Dan-ow of New York9000 CHAUNCEY s t n s 370 w Lewis av 20x100

Carrie B wife of E D Valentine to EmUy A wife of H A Kent of Plainfield N J (Q C) nom

D E G R A W s t s s 200 e Smifch at 20x100 h amp 1 W J BedeU fco Nafchl A Boyn ton 11000

D I A M O N D s t n s 3164 e Main at S59xl599x 403x8710x200 W P Sweet to Diedrich WestfaU 5000

E L L I O T T pl (late Hampden a t ) w a 120n Lashyfayette av 33x100 h ltfe 1 Mary C Hawkins to Augusta A Becker 13000

H E N R Y s t e s 50 s Presidenfc sfc 35x117 Kath wife of J W GUbert to Catharine E Dohrmann 13000

H E R B E R T s t n w s 1709 s w North Henry s t 35x100 W Cooper to Margaret KeUy 400

H E R B E R T st s a 1603 w North Henry s t 50x 95 W Cooper fco Ml FuUen of New York850

H I C K S a t n w s 89 s w Sackett a t 33x100 Anna wife of J S Schoenfeld to Ada Duffy of New York 8000

I V Y St 8 e s 180 s w Central av 40x100 G J Murphy to Abraham Lowerre (Foreshyclos ) 400

PENNBt n s-38310 e Wythe av 20x100 N H Clements to James W Valentine (Foreshyclos ) 200

THOJIPSON s t w s 675 n Pa ten t av 55x026 (irreg) Mary Graf (widow) fco Andrew S Wheeler (Q C ) nom

2 D pl s s 300 e Court s t 25x1335 h amp 1 T Losee fco Henriefcta W C wife of Louis Arnstaedt 11800

SOUTH 3 D a t s a 100 e l l t h s t 25x95 A Saloskinsky to Patr ick Keegan 3000

5 T H s t about 128 a e and FUmore s t 53 n e (rear) 306x207x3311x237 The Industrial School Association to Jul ia A Stodder 267

8TH Stn s 1209e 3dav 25x100 J R Smith to Peter Plant in and Theo Person 1000

l lTH St n s 2393 e 6fch av 144x6911 h amp 1 T Gumming to Edward H Seeley 2000

U T H s t n a 2393 e Oth av 144x61111 h amp 1 E H Seeley to Wm H Applegate (More $1500) 1700

1 3 T H s t n a 2747 e 3d av 176x100 h amp1 Jane wife of J Mackie to Thoma a McComb (Mortga) nom

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 P C Junker fco Barbara Eberhardt nom

SAME property Barbara Eberhardt to Adelbeid wife of Henry Pet te 5000

15TH s t a w s 300 n w 6th av 3911x100 (irreg) C WUhelms et al to John Holmes3350

15TH s t n e s 9710 a e 7th av 25x100 Kath wife of P Remmet to Joseph Mosback J r 2500

1 8 T H s t s w s 84 n w 7th av 16x100 J Wood to Nancy wife of John Mace 1600

I S T H s t n s 400 e 10th av 20x1002 P Reynolds to Gerald McMurray (Foreclos) 3100

2 0 T H St n s 1616 w 7th av 206x100 H Lee to EUas B Weidler 700

3 2 D a t n s 425 e 5th av 25xmdash h amp 1 W Dunn to Christopher HaUiday of N Y 1700

A T L A N T I C av and John st s e cor 25x81 P Lauzer to Francis Vetter of N Y 800

GATES and Lewis avs s w cor 100x200 J D PhUlips to James Campbell 10100

H U D S O N av w s 563 s Lafayette s t 189x80 P Leib to Mathias Windecker J4 part) (Q C) 3C00

M Y R T L E av n s 14411 e JeiFeraon s t 25x68x 68 to Jefferson s t x25x5Sx5S J J McCrum to Henry WUla 2800

NOSTRAND av e s 312 n Myrtle av 21x90 M J Shipton fco James J Thomson nom

P O R T L A N D av w s 483 s DeKalb av 24x913 h amp 1 L Kane to George Crary 24000

2 D and Ovington avs n e cor 100x125 New Utrecht J A Perry to the Bay Ridge Athe-neuni 1500

S H E P A R D av w s 100 n G a y s t 25x100 L Cm-fcis fco Margaret wife of Jacob Pefcerson (Q C) nom

S A L T meadows of grantor in 10th Ward adj Polhemus amp Denton ife Creek to J C Preels mill pond G A Powers to A D Clutfcer-buck (Q C) 500

April llth B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smifch sfc 25x100 J

Power to Thomas Hamilton (B ife S) nom C E N T R E a t e a 50 a Broadway 50x100 Harshy

riet M wife of E E Cornell to Anton Metzen-dorf 500

CONSELYEA st n s 225 w Ewen st 25x100 G Jackson to Thomaa H CorneU 5250

D E A N at n a 2496 w Nevina s t 21x100 C W Eldridge to Andrew Ayres (B amp S) nom

E L L E R Y a t n s 250 w Throop av 25x100 Annet ta wife of J B CanaveUo to Jacob Schmidt 900

GARNET s t n s 80 w Court s t 20x10 C H BaUey to Daniel Callahan of New Y o r k 6000

H A R T s t s a 120 e Yatea av 30x100 F Reynolds to George W Mead (Foreclos) 3900

JOHNSON s t n s 135 w Humboldt a t 25x100 Maria Meyer to Peter Fabee 3100

MONROE s t ri s200 w Tompkins av 20x100 F Wood to Frances C wife of F rank M Thor-b u m 6500

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 34 35 amp 36 75x100 hs amp Is T S Shortland to Richard H Laimbeer 27000

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 31 32 amp 33 75x100 hs amp la Mary A Shortland (widow) to Richard H Laimbeer 38000

R O D N E Y a t n s 254 e Bedford av 22x100 Maria wife of G Peacock to M P M de la Figaniere nom

RUTLEDCiE st and Wythe av n -w cor 80x100 J Frye to Josiah N Christmas 7000

R U T L E D G E st a a 160 w Marcy av 20x100 h amp 1 T Q Holcomb to James O r r 6500

U N I O N s t n s 3094 w Smith s t 158x100 h amp 1 J S BaUey et al (Exra) to Edward P Raymond 7750

W H I P P L E a t n a 200w Throop av 25x100 G Binns to Johann Ritfcer of L L Cifcy 4000

W Y C K O F F s t s w s ^ 315 n w Bond s t 20x 100 h amp L C H Kessler to Geo W^ Drees of New York 5500

N O R T H 2D sfc a s 61 w 6th at 88x995x25x402 x603x236x7x100 The Industrial School Asshysociation to Daniel Schaefer 5136

3 D s t n s 14011 e Smith st20x80 h amp L EmUy W wife of J Baiz to Wm H McCool of NewYork 8000

5 T H a t w s 122 n North 3d s t 50x100 h amp 1 Ann wife of John Grigg to Nicholas S Tu-nison 18 COO

13TH s t a s 17310 w Oth av 25x100 C L Barnett to James A Van Brunt (Foreshyclos) 850O

14Tn s t n e s 29710 n w Sth av 25x100 A McGrath to FelLx J Duffy 6000

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 Adelheit wife of H Fe t t e fco August amp Henry Immig and John Schoen 5000

31 ST s t s w a 325 s e 3d av 25x100 J Moshynas to Mary and Edward McCormick (B amp S) 1 300

ATLANTIC a v n a 2510 w WUUams av 25x 773 (irreg) M Donnelly to Ludwig Ershyn e s t 8000

CARLTON av e s 3373 s Park av 25x100 A Schepper to Cafcharine Mendel 3300

CARLTON av w s 873 a Park av 25x100 G M Sfcevena to Sarah CampbeU (Foreshyclos) 2700

FLUSHING and North Portland avs a w cor 226x75x376x812 P Murtagh to Whitmon Kenyon and Albro J Newton 12000

N E W J E R S E Y av e s 100 n Broadway 75x100 I W Vanderveer to Henry Wright 1500

PUTNAM av a a 40 w Classon av 20x80 H McLaughlin fco Annie wife of Edward A Dushybey 6000

P U T N A M av s s 450 w Ralph av 50xl00 Mary E wife of J B Gardiner to Eliza B Garrett 1200

P U T N A M av n s 320 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swimm to Theo B Gafces and John H Doherfcy 9000

P U T N A M av n s 340 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swknm to Uriah HiU J r of PeekskiU N Y 8000

S T M A R K S av n laquo 80 w Carlton av 62x131 x42x326x20x986 E Mettler to Benjamin Bstes 8000

7TH av and 17th st southerly cor 80x20 h ife 1 G H Mehrhoff to Henry Ogger of Wash- -ington Bergen Co N J 4800

April Vith B A L T I C s t n s 2194 n w 5th av 20x100

Mary C wife of R H Robinson to WUUam T Beatty 5100

CONCORD s t a a 50 e Liberty a t 55xl5Sx46x 52x204 Ann wiife of J Libby to Society for Aid of Friendless Women and ChUdren 30000

E A G L E s t n s 150 e Union pl 50x100 ha amp Is A De Groot to Geo Grassick of New York3500

E W E N s t e s 75 n Jackson s t 25x100 J M Steams to Sarah A wife of Jereiniah Has shytings (B amp S) 3000

G O L D s t e a 357 a WiUoughby a t 22x85 R C Dingee to Maria wife of Chas Good^vin 6000

H A M I L T O N st e s 718 a Lafayefcfce av 198x 75 Francea F wife of H S Rigga to James L Brumley 6000

H O P K I N S a t s a 3126 e Marcy av 189x100 D Barnet t to Geo W Mead (Foreclos) nom

MACON s t a s 100 w Throop av 200x80 C L North to Agnea S wife of WUliam J McshyCord 20000

N O R T H s t s s 1189 e 10th s t 273x95 P Reynolds to Fanny Cohen of New York (Foreshyc l o s ) 3 7 0 0

N O B L E s t s s 395 e Franklin s t 25x100 Eliz J wife of B - T Lafrance to Haniiah M wife of W H Rodman 8500

P E N N a t B e s 90 a w Bedford av 16x100 h amp l Eiriina wife of R Eschenbach to Ot to Schneeloch 7000

P E N N st s e a 90 s w Bediord av 16x100 h amp 1 O Schneeloch to Robert H Bachen-bach (Q C) 7000

QUINCEY s t a s 100 w Patchen av 200x100 Josephine wife of F Ofcard to Robert T Dodge 6500

QUINCEY s t n s 3298 e Stuyvesant av 204x 100 J A White to Isaac S Brundage 2000

QUINCEY s t s s 347 e Classon av 69x8() L A Catlin to WUUam Maguire 6000

R o s s s t n w 8 100 n e Bedford av 116x100 C H FeUows to WiUiam E Chapman 24000

RYERSON s t w a 692 n Park av 1611x36x 176x396 J C Ruatin to Michl B u m s 3400

S I G E L (lateMarshaU) a t s a 50 w Leonard a t 25x100 h amp L N Wahl to Theodore amp CaroshyUne Stark of New York 6000

SOMERS s t s a 2946 e Stone av 196x100 P SuUivan to WiUiam Dryden 775

STOCKHOLM a t ii s 343 ri e Myrtle av_j_83x SOxmdashx8x35plusmn12xl00 h amp 1 R GUI to EUengt Baird 3500

184 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

S O U T H 3 D atNn a at s w cor of building known as Trustees HaU 35x100 Virginia bullwife of J J Briest to John Higgins of New York 4500

41ST s t s 6 100 e 1st av 250x1003 Jane A HaU et al to John A LightaU of New Brunsshywick N J 3000

B E N N E T T av w s 150 s Broadway 50x100 E L L I O T T av e s 375 s Broadway 35x100 )

F Bovera to Silas L Church of Canaan Coshylumbia Co N Y 8750

F L U S H I N G av s s bet Marcy and Tompkins avs 3 lots F Vandervoort et al to Abraham Vandervoort of New York nom

U N I O N av amp Richardson st n e cor 50x100 P B Amory to Patr ick McGarry 1300

H E I R S of Samuel Garrison Flatbush (Map 209) lots 64 65 102103 P S Cooke to W Arshymour 186

A2gtril 13th BALTIO s t n e s 2194 n w Sth av 20x100

W T Beatty to WUliam H Ames of New York 8000

B O E R U M s t n s 100 e Smith s t 25x100 L Michel to Heinrich Engel 7000

C A R R O L L s t s s 2764 w 7th av 1714xl23x 1836x1395 E S MUls (special guardian) to Mary E Carman 14000

SUiE property Mary E wife of J S Carman to James Wilson of New York 24000

C E N T R E s t e a 150 n Sackett s t 50x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to Elizabeth Benz 1800

D E A N s t n s 100 e Grand av 108x110 S M Parsons to Francis E Daua (Foreshyclos) 2700

D I A M O N D a t w s 38410 n Van Cott av 25x 100 AUce P wife of S H Pine to Patr ick Kelly 800

E L D E R T a t a s 2104 e Broadway 198x100 i E L D E R T s t s s 230 e Broadway 20xl00

T Hegarty to Thomas Smith (Mortg $8500 and back aasessments) Exchange and 12000

F R O S T s t and Union av n e cor 100x50 P B Amory to Thomas Farmer 1200

G R E E N E s t n s 325 w Union av 25x100 T Martin to Edward C Smith 1000

H A R T s t n a 235 w Throop av 40xlOO J P Rappelj^ea to WiUiam H Jones 2000

H E N R Y a t w s 80 n Summit at 20x1076 h amp L J Bushong to Humphrey S Anderson 10000

H E Y W A R D s t n s 293 e Lee av 196x100 G M Stevens to John Lawrence of New York (Foreclos) 5000

H I C K S st w s 250 n Degraw s t 175x976 i H I C K S s t e s 350 n Degraw s t 30x976 f

J Fet t re tch to Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscombe of New York 27300

M O N R O E st n s 275 w Patchen av 100x100 G H Holbrook to Aaron H Wellington of New York 4000

M Y R T L E st n s 475 e Evergreen av 50x639x 509x548 h amp 1 M C Delamater to Phoebe E -wife of Charles M Knowlton (Mortg $700) 1300

S A C K E T T at n s 796 e Hicks s t 196x75 h amp 1 M Shearman to Gunther Mendorf 8000

S T A T E and Boerum sta a w cor 50x90 T Minrphy to John Curley (Legal sale) 20100

S T A T E s t n s 939 w Court s t 06x80 E H StoweU to WUUam H Wickham 2500

T R U X T O N s t n s 314 e Stone av 196x100 P Sullivan to Thomas Ryan 675

U N I O N st and Sth av southerly cor 733x90 L V Cortelyon to Patr ick Hickey 13000

VAN B U R E N s t n a 401 w Throop av 37x100 P Castner (Exr) to Emma V wife of Charles IsbiU 1500

W Y C K O F F s t n s 100 w Schenectady av 222x135

W Y C K O F F st n s 1443 w Schenectady av i-663x135x359x1307 to Bergen s t x406x | 3557 J H B Starr to Maria Mansfield of New York 2500

4 T H s t e s 839 n Grand st 18x572 (irreg) G M Stevens to Oscar H Stearns (Foreshyclos) 3500

8 T H st and 3d av junction centre lines thence s e 1609 X thence s w 130 x thence n w 359 Xthence a w 130 to 9th s t x thence n w 125 X thence n e 260 T CUfford to Henry C Steneok (Correcting error) ( Q C ) nom

B E N N E T T av w s 300 a Blake av 25x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Charles E Patterson of New York (Mortg $1250)1750

G A T E S av s a 200 e Lewis av 25x100 Eliz bullwife of J McGinnis to WiUiam Wheatley 4600

O R E E N E av s B 100 e Throop av 20x100 P Castner (Bxr) to John CroUus of New York (Exrs deed) 9500

L E E av w s 80 n Taylor s t 20x100 h amp 1 EUa C C wife of T Bewley to John H Bew-ley of Richmond Co S I 10000

M I L L E R av w s 200 s Division av 40x100 -F Cobb to AuguBtus HUl of Newark N J7000

M E E K E R av (late Williamsburgh and Newtown Pike) s e s (18th Ward) 9 2-100 acres J o shyanna Huls t to George Hu l s t (l-9th par t ) 3333

SAME property EUza Rappelyea [(widow) to George H u l s t (l-9th part) 3333

S M I T H av e s 1376 n Baltic av 376x100 J S Stiger to Oliver H Pierson 4500

S N E D E K E R av w a 155 n Liberty av 20x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Augustus HUl of Newark N J 5500

T H R O O P av and Middleton st s e Cor 20x78 A J Lamb to John H Pickens of New York 6800

U N I O N av a s 50 w Schenck av 25x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to EUzabeth Benz 2000

U N I O N av s a 50 w Schenck av 25x100 S S Hemingway to Edward MUler (Foreshyclos) 1800

V A N SICLEN and Union avs n e cor 100x25 P Cobb to John L Warker of East New York 2700

WILLOUGHBY av n i 275 e Marcy av 166x 100 Agnes Boerum to Richard C Addy 1188

WILLOUGHBY av n a 2916 e Marcy av Agshynes Boerum to David B Morehouse 1404

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av and 65th s t ) a w cor 1002x100 J Cumminga to Gord Heinrich Henjes 220

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av) n a 252 e 66th a t 25x 100 G H Henjes to John Christof Henjes 200

April loth C H E E V E R pL w s 1834 s Harrison s t lOSx

886 J Schmitt to Eliz S wife of Chas P Fay 5750

D E A N s t s s 3788 w Sackman st 19x78 (irshyreg) G G Barnard to John John C Smith (Foreclos) (Mort $1000) nom

EOKFOHD s t e s 125n Nassau av 35x100 P C IngersoU to Lawrence Freeland 1200

E L D E R T a t a s 1596 e Broadway 5010x100 P A Ledoux to Thomas Smith 18000

E L D E R T a t s a 250 e Broadway 198x100 P W Ledoux to Thomas Smith Exch amp 6000

G R E E N s t n a 250 e Union av 25x100 Maria R wife of J Kal t to Anton Gabry-lemcz 1000

J A Y s t e s 325 n Willoughby s t 25x1076 P Bunker to Thomas EUiott 7777

L Y N C H s t s e s 425 n e Marcy av 100xlOO Frances L wife of W H Ludlow to Mathias Bindiim 4000

MADISON a t n s 319 w Nostrand av 32x1348 Grace P wife of G H Hughes to Charles C Mudge 7000

M A R I O N a t s s 25 w Ralph av 189x100 W Radde to Nicholaus Muller 1000

MoFFATT St n s 120 e Broadway 100x100 T Hegarty to Thomas Smith 25500

MONROE s t n s 285 w Marcy av 20x100 F C Vrooman to Sarah wife of Henry B Porshyter 6300

P A C I F I C at n s 2884 e Bond st 168x90 Ann M wife of J F Marschalk to John Surin 8000

QUINCEY s t s s 185 e Nosfcrand av 20x100 J T NeweU fco Anna Schwalbe of New York 11000

R O D N E Y st n w s 188 a w Lee av 314x100 h amp 1 W Lamb efc al fco Sarah R Marr 13000

R I C H A R D S afc a e a 80 n e Van Dyke sfc 30x 100 W W Goodrich to Eliz wife of Aug D B F rank 430

U N I O N at and Johnaon pl n w cor 100x150 J C Yorston to Walter K Yorston of New York 3000

W Y C K O F F s t n s 78 w 3d av 180x100 9 hs amp Is D Barnet t to Le-wis Colby (Foreshyclos ) 15300

W Y C K O F F s t n a 278 w 3d av 20x100 ) W Y C K O F F s t n s 258 w 3d av 20x100 j

D Barnet t to Lewis Colby of Boston Mass (Forecloa) 200

W Y C K O F F at a a 240 e Bond st 18x100 G M Stevena to Maria F MiUa of Portchester N Y (Foreclos ) 3700

W Y C K O F F s t s s 266 e Bond s t 18x100 G M Stevens to Ellen M Wight of Portchesshyter N Y (Foreclos) 3700

1ST p i 8 a 1746 e Clinton s t 31x1335 El shylen L Voorhees (-widow) et al (Exrs) to Har shyriefc M wife of Wm B KendaU nom

7 T H sfc w s 70 n Di-vision av 10x1499x335x 35x808 Rnfch T -wife of W Hicka fco Barnar-dus N Wafcfca 3000

3 3 D s t n s 175 e lOfch av 35x100 J Dennis to Andrew S Wheeler 350

A T L A N T I C av and Hicks sfc n e cor 346x59 11 E L Frosfc fco Pafcrick Walsh 25500

B E D F O R D av w s 30 a Cljrmer a t 30x90 I L O T in rear of above 10x30

Adela M McOreary to Everett P Wheeler of N e w Y o r k 13000

B U T L E R av w a 375 s FiUfcon av 35x100 V Sohulfcheis to Johann C Kehrwieder 700

CLERMONT and Pa rk avs n w cor 80x213 G M Stevens to Rufus Ressequie (Foreshyclos) 3800

D E K A L B av s s 125 w Yatea av 25x100 H B Gourley to Mrs E L Dora Loine of New York 5000

D E K A L B av a a 130 w Oxford s t 20x56x455 x84x100 hs amp la W P Eno to Henry A Darrin of West Brighton S I (Mortg $8375) 10000

G A T E S av n a 20 w Cambridge pl 20x100 D C WUson to Edwin H Gardner 11800

GATES av s a 80 w Grand av 20x100( I n shydeft share) Zillah Robinson (widow) to Mary Robinson (Q C) 3333

GATES av amp St Jamess pl n w cor 20x759 E H Gardner to David C WUson 16000

GRAHAM av and Jackson at s w cor 16x 75 J Williams to Geo W Miner of New York 1600

LAFAYETTE av n a 20 e Nostrand av 2Ux65 Charlotte AUen to Eliza C Porshen 3475

L E W I S av w a 60 s Decatur at 20x100 R Merchant to Curtia L North (Foreclos) 400

PORTLAND av w s 1403 a Dekalb av 22x 100 brown-stone houae Naomi H wife of J E De Wit t to Mary B wife of Jesse S Carshyman 21000

U N I O N av a s 96 w Eldert av 48xl00 Jane C wife of C Truax to Wm J Parson of New York (Q C) nom

SAME property C R Snell to Jane C wife of Charles Truax (Q C) nom

VASHINGTON av w s 80 a WUloughby av 20x95 G H Pinney to Franklin and Anna Chase 14000

WASHINGTON av w s 20 s Willoughby av 20 x95 G H Pinney to Jul ia A wife of Ferdishynand Van Siclen 14000

WAVERLEY av s e s 3756 a w Flatbush rd 100x1977 (irreg) W Wade to Henry Tien-ken 17000

106 LOTS in 14th 15tli amp 17th wards on parti-j tion map

348 LOTS property of J B Taylor and G A j Sacchi J J Allegri to Thos P Secor pf New York 18000

GRVVESBNDmdashHubbard st and Centre pl easterly cor 45x1144 J De Nyse to George W King 1000

A2)ri IQt BROADWAY n e s about 445 n w Union av

about 55x11)0x25x25x100 (kreg lofc anil gore) D L Jones to Thomas Hines (B amp S)200

BROADWAY and P a r k av s w cor 57llx293x 303x618 M Christman to WUliam it Louise Frey tag ofHickviUe L 1 2400

CARROLL s t n s 15 e Van Brunt s t 20x60 h amp 1 M Hughes to John D Moran 4300

C E N T R E st n s 190 e Clinton st 25x100 G M Stevens to Catharine L Babcock (Foreshyclos) 1400

COLUMBIA a t e a 943 n Cranberry s t ISlOx 100 h amp 1 H Davis to John C Bach of New York 13900

D E G R A W st a s 240 e Smith at 20x100 W J BedeU to Dominick Dixon and George Ross 11000

D E G R A W s t s a 220 e Smith s t 20x100 W J BedeU to George B Forrester 11000

D E A N s t a w s 22010 s e Smifch sfc 2010x 100 Magdalena C K wife of R Barfchelmess to Pauline wife of Louis Niessen (Error ) 8000

E L M st and Myrtle av n e cor 51x51 G Kneeland to Arabella Kneeland nom

F L O Y D s t n a 325 w Yatea av 25x100 C Houseman to Geo Loffler and Dorothea Hufshynagel 1100

G O L D s t e s 379 s WUloughby s t 23x85 M R Walsh to Godfried Spingler 6300

G W I N E T T a t n w s 214 s w Throop av 30x 100 E Bond to Chriatoph Lutz 1000

H I G H a t a a 75 e Gold s t 35x76 EUz Hayes (widow) to Eliz wife of Wm Hayes 4500

H i G H s t a a 696 w Gold st 352x976 h amp l J Sproot to WiUiam Staples 7350

K E A P st n s 60 e Wythe av 30x100 R GeU to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 7000

K E A P s t n w a 80 n e Wythe av 30x 100 Mary L wife of A D B a u d to Peter W Langley 7000

K E N T s t n a 150 e Union av 35x100 F Canahen to Patr ick Rooney 1500

LEONARD s t e s 80 s Withers s t 30x7510 h amp 1 J E lUingworth to WilUam P Fitzgib-bons 2500

MACON at n a 125 w Tompkins av 30x100 G M Stevens to Efangham H Nichols of New York (Foreclos) 500

M A D I S O N s t s s 300 w Tompkins av 60x100 H Taylor to Theodore W S-wimm 15300

NASSAU s t n a 180 e Gold s t 30x1071 Anria H V wife of D H GUdersleeve to Samuel French of N e w Y o r k 8650

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 185

M O N R O E st e s 375 s Union av 150x96 E L D E R T av w -s 100 n Union av thence w

193xmdash two lots U N I O N av n a 48 e Monroe at 48x100

R Merchant to John L Cadwalader of New York (Foreclos) 3350

P E N N s t n s 1836 e Wythe av 198x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam H Dannat of New York (Forecloae) 500

P O W E R S a t s s 1626 e Graham av 189x75 J W Pitzsimons to Juliua G Tueh 3750

P R O S P E C T pl n s 32 e Carlton av 31x95 J L Sleight to Robert Purey 18500

R U T L E D G E a t n a 138 w Bedford av 16x100 h amp L R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 6000

R U T L E D G E at n a 200 w Bedford av 15x100 h amp 1 R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newshyark N J 6000

R Y E R S O N a t w s 354 n Pa rk av 1611x436x 176x47 h amp 1 J C Rustin to Jaques and Louis RothUsberger of New York 2600

W A S H I N G T O N and Tillary sts n w cor 25x80 (irreg) D W Northup to Bernard McCafshyfrey (Foreclos) 12100

4 T H pl n a 200 w Court s t 100x100 G B Glover to Edward W Richardson (B amp S) nom

S O U T H 5th s t n s 52 w Oth s t 16x734 G W Summer to Henry S Fi r th 7000

1 2 T H s t n s 350 e 3d av 189x100 h amp 1 J Gough fco Lawrence Weber 4900

A T L A N T I C and Schenck avs n w cor 104x75 A B Master^ to Cafcharine Kelly of Easfc New York (Foreclos) 2300

B U S H W I C K av and Woodbine sfc norfcherly cor 100x1038 Mary L wife of W H P ink efc al to Duncan E Mackenzie 6450

D E K A L B av s s 346 w Reed av 196x80 D E Mackenzie to Mary L P ink and Martha A BuU 9000

D E K A L B av a a 100 w TompMna av 50x200 W V Le Count to Sarah E wife of Thomas Palmer J r 7000

D E K A L B av n s 3876 e Nostrand av 189x 100 h amp 1 Annie L wife of S B Struchfield to Helen J Cortis of East New York 6 000

E L D E R T av w a 300 s Union av 305xthe block (irreg) R Merchant to John L Cadshywalader of New York (Foreclos) 3200

F R A N K L I N av w a 120 a Dekalb av 20x100 E Sherman to Sylveater Biasell of Hartford Conn 9000

G R E E N E av s a 1845 w FrankUn av 20x93 ) I N D E F T lot probably rear of above 20x25 )

MaryB Bunker (widow) to H y A Archer12000 G R E E N E av n s 95 e Classon av 20x93 A

H Clark to Nicholas Duffy of Newark N J 1600

G R A N D av e s 133 a Gates av 21x1016 T Skelly fco Angle wife of Hy T Kneeland 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 20 w Oxford s t 20x80 S BisaeU to Mary A Bunker 12000

L E E av e s 84 n Rutledge at 16x77 h amp 1 R Gill fco Pefcer W Longley of Newark N J 6000

L E W I S av and H a r t sfc n w cor 100x100 2 hs amp Is Josephine wife of F Ofcard fco Peter W Longley of Newark N J 24000

L E W I S and Dekalb ava n e cor 80x20 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Annie L wife of Seles B Stuchfield 9750

S H E P A R D av e a 100 a Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Edward S Hoffman of Morria-town N J (Foreclos) 1500

S H E P A R D av e s 150 s Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Jos Schluchtner of East New York (Foreclos) 3016

U N I O N av and Monroe st a e cor 40x100 R Merchant to Helen J Cortis (Foreclos) 500

U N I O N av and Monroe sfc a e cor 48x100 Helen J wife of T T Corfcis fco Valenfciae Kopp of Eaat New York 3000

W I L L O U G H B Y av s a 17 e HamUton s t 17x 100 J WUletts to Ora M wife of Edward M JeweU 13300

W Y C K O F F av s- s 200 s Fulton av 47x100 H H Kat tenhom to Eliz M -wife of JOB J Elsegood of Bast New York 3500

5 T H av n w s 50 n e 13th s t 25x9710 J Coleinan to Johannah wife of Fred Ringel3000

GRAVESEND to Brooklyn road adj Van Siclena 369x330 C J Van Siclen to Henry J Van

Siclen 500

April Vith A S H Bt B s 100 w Oakland s t 125x200 T m s -

teea Union CoUege to James A C h u r c h 9000 B E L V I D E R E at s e s 225 n e Broadway 25x

848 I DeBevoise to Anton VigeUns (exrs bull deed) 900

B U T L E R st n s 215 w Classon av 20x131 also lot in Newtown Sarah K -wife of H B Ke t shycham to James M c K e e 8 000

CHURCH st and Smith av westly cor 110x50 (New Utrecht) J Kastendieck to Bridget Osborne (widow) New Utrecht 1500

C H E E V E R pl w s161 n Degraw a t 21x886 h amp 1 P Burke to Alphonzo E Gordon of New Brunswick N J 12000

COURT st w a 60 s President st 20x65 h amp 1 W H Kenyon to Jessie W wire of Alexr W Kyle 15000

CUMBERLAND s t w a 23110 n Atlantic av 20 xlOO E C RusseU to Daniel Fowle r 10000

D E A N st n a 1854 w Smith sfc 20x1005 hamp 1 F H Smith to WUliam J Roche 6000

D E A N st n s 2688 e Grand av 168x100 L I B E R T Y av s a 40 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 L I B E R T Y av a s 20 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 J 0 B Wilson to C Alonzo Brown of New York 9000

D E V O E s t s s 3335 w Lorrimer s t 20x1003 H Brundage to Amanda M wife of S W Deshyvoe (B amp S) nom

DEGRAW s t n s 216 8 w Smith sfc 168x100 J V D Jacobson fco Jacob F Oakley of New York 7000

F U L T O N st s s 40 e Hanover Place 20x60 h ife 1 E C PuUer to James McMahon 12000

H E W E S s t n s 2567 w Bedford av 18x100 G Pancoast to Edward Gateson of WUliama-burgh 4925

H I C K S at w s 2456 n State s t 176x100 h amp 1 E W Fargo to James M Benham 3500

jEtTERSON St s s 161 0 Ormond Place 21x 100 Adeline B wife of L G Spring to Charshylotte R wife of Conway M Jenkins 6250

LuQUEER St s s 155 e Columbia s t 25x100 B A Hegeman et al (Exrs) to John Rash-ley 800

MADISON a t n s 2668 e Marcy av 168x100 R P Newcomb to Louisa Strong of Newark N J 6000

MoKRELL St e a 50 n Cook a t 25x100 h amp 1 J Kleinheim fco Mary wife of Martin Gorshyman 3000

P A C I F I C a t a s 300 e Grand av 17x110 h amp 1 G F Laurence to WilUam H Taylor nom

P E N N s t s s 2016 e Lee av 202x100 h ltfe 1 M D Earle to Sophia L wife of George L Wood 9000

P R E S I D E N T s t S a 200 w FrankUn av 1072x 180x124x1187 H M Needham to WiUiam P Sweet (Foreclos) 3350

R E M S E N a t n s 388 w Court a t 22x100 Harr iet Rogers (widow) to Frederick A Ward 22500

SCHERMERHORN st n s 400 e Smith st 25x 100 F J Breithaupt to James Boyd of New York 18000

SKILLMAN st e s 2579 n Myrtle av 26x100 G M Stevens to Merchs amp Traders Fire Ina Co (Foreclos) 3 700

V A N B R U N T s t n w s 75 s w SuUivan s t 2o x90 F Ro th t o Pa t r ick Conners 3000

W A L T O N at n w a 90 a w Marcy av 60x90 (irreg) R M Hardy to Pat r ick D a r b y 3700

W A R R E N st and Utica av s e cor 90x25 Sophia J wife of W C Sharpley to Mordecai Johnson 500

W Y C K O F F s t n e s 2355 n w Oth av 44x 100 R B Wade to Thomas F Stevenson 4400

SOUTH 4th s t n a 120 w 2d a t 20x106 J W Byard to Pat r ick GUlespie 6400

N O R T H 4th a t s s 78 w Sth a t 22x50 P Dougherty to James Nash 850

S O U T H 5th st s s 1786 w 4th s t 25x100 H H Smith to Francis J HiU nom

1 7 T H St n e s 3563 s e 3d av 189x100 Frances B wife of R S Higgins to Mary wife of Pat r ick M McGovern 7000

2 0 T H s t n a 325 w Oth av 25x100 S W Strickland to Theodore Gieges 2000

4 0 T H s t n s 1334 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New York 4000

4 0 T H a t n a 350 e 3d av 168x1003 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New

York 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 2834 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MlarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 200 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t na 2668 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp

1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU 4000 ATLANTIC av s a 140 e Rochester av 20x100

Louisa S Wendt to BUhu Ayres of New York 1 0 0 0

B E D F O R D av w a 358 a WUloughby av 216x-100 bro-wri-stone house EUen A -wife of E

Ortiz to Rachael TUton 12500 B U S H W I C K av and Varet at a w cor 50x563

J McBride fco Andrew S McBride giJEt and 1200 LAFAYETTE av n s 200 e Stuyvesant av lOOx

100 Josephine -wife of F Ofcard to Charles M James 4000

LAFAYETTE av n s 259 e Bedford av 19x100 J McDermott to Thomas W Keating 5000

L E W I S av w s 80 s McDonough a t 40x95 T HaU to Curtis L North 3000

P O R T L A N D av e s 387 n Lafayefcfce av 22x 100 R N Peterson to Daniel W McWU-liams 14000

R E I D av and Quincey a t n e cor 200x325 Josephine wife of P Otard to Robinson GUI 24500

9 T H and Prospect avs s e cor 80x200 E Louisa wife of G P Bergen and Rebecca J wife of Silas B Dutcher to Thomas McshyCann 139^35

W E S T C H E S T E R

A2-)ril 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16

BEDFORD

100 ACRES on road leading from Bedford to Ridgefield adj land of Stephen Green Benj B Newman to James Stutt of Brooklyn N Y 8250

M Y R T L E av j(Mt Kisco) n w cor Myrtle av and Grove st 100x275 Merritt SmaUey to Annie Jane Knapp of Bedford 5000

GROVF s t (Mt Kisco) a w s 150 s Myrtle av 75x100 Moses W Fish to John A Cronk of Bedford 200

38 ACRES n w s road from Bedford to Katonah adj land formerly of Squire Wood Sen Mary E Parless efc al to Harriet E Anderson of Eastchester N Y 17000

973^ ACRES w s highway from Cherry st fco Soshymers adj land of Mrs Brown Jesse Dingee to Sarah A Harris of Bedford 4300

97 ACRES a s road leading from A Suttone to Samuel H Kriappa adj land of Henry Lyon John T Carpenter to Andrew G Carpenter of Bedford 14000

CORTLAND

SOUTH side road or street leading to Requas Dock (PeekskUl) adj land of Miles Frost about 120 xl60 Alfred Reynolds to Henry L Armshystrong et al of Pu tnam Co 7750

M A I N s t (PeekskiU) n s adj land of EUjah Gardner (Irreg) Doriin F Clapp et al to John Smith J r of PeekskiU 1325

20 ACRES w s road fi-om Crumpond to the Dug-way adj land late of Silas Sinith deed Gilshybert Dickerman to ManseU MUler of Cortshyland 2000

1)4 ACRES w s Albany post road adj land of Mary J Coar Mary B Sparks to Lucius F Reed of New York 500

N O R T H w cor lot hereby conveyed adj land of D L Seymour 20x80 (PeekskUl) Edward Whashylen to John Kinley of PeekskUl 200

J O H N at (PeekskUl) n s adj land of WUliam Cable 40x150 Edward Lyons to Joseph Sey-mom of PeekskUl 750

12 18-100 ACRES adj Hudson River R R afc Montrose station John Mulford to Benjamin P Fairchild of New York city 8500

240 ACRES adj Croton River and land of Jacob Cornell and widow Purdv John Leib to John Schmidt of New York 21000

C E N T R E st (PeekskUl) n s adj land of John Smith (irreg) Morris Dlee to Benj McCabe of Cold Spring 6500

laquo EASTCHESTER

W H I T E P L A I N S road cor and Archer av (Chesshyter HUl) 70x350 Peter Rich fco Charles Crary efc al of New York City 2500

4 T H av (Mt Vemon) e s Lot No 288 15x105 WUliam H Ferris to Sarah Bissland of Mt Vernon 800

6 T H av (Central M t Vemon) w s L o t No 296 50x100 Andrew Smith to John H Price of New York 1500

8TH av (Mt Vernon) w s 100 n 2d s t 30x50 Caleb Morgan to Andrew Bridgeman of Eas t shychester 4500

7TH av (Central Mt Vernon) w s lot No 235 50x100 Charles W Waterhouse to David Brown of Eastchester 300

4 T H av (Mt Vernon) e s n parfc lot 381 56x 105 Henry J Newton to CorneUa C Bedford o f M t Vemon 3600

L O T S NOS 363 395 and 396 on map of Central M t Vemon 100x150 Ray C Kayser to John C Kayser of West Farms 750

GREENBURGH

45 ACRES on road from Scarsdale to Dobbs Ferry adj land of George Seely Phebe Seviness to Mary V B Ross of N e w Y o r k 13000

186 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

F R A N K L I N and Windle sts cor (Tarrytown) adj land of Mrs Palmer about 120x185 J o shyseph E Smith to Nicholas Field of M t Pleasshyant 13702

BROADWAY W S (Tarrytown) two plofcs of land one 5xl60 one 40x50 Susan GUberfc to Marshytha N WUUams of Tarrytown 1000

BROADWAY W a (Tarrytown) adj land of Marshytha N GUbert 5x200 Susan Gilbert to Marshytha N WiUiams of Tarryto^vn 500

M E A D O W s t (near Tarrytown) a a White Plains road 25x100 Roberfc Pye fco James S MUlard of Tarryfcown 400

2 D sfc (village of Whifce Plains) w s adj land of David Verplanck (irreg) Mary Ann Carshyson fco Richard H Byiie efc al of White Plains 1300

HARRISON

27 ACRES adj land of Daniel Smifch and Terfcellus Marfcin Sarah Carpenter to George S Burshyling of Brooklyn 5900

LEWISBORO

75 ACRES adj the town of Bedford and land of P WUUam MUler John B Holly to P WiUiam MiUer of Lewisboro 5000

5 ACRES adj Isaac Knapps land and Long Swamp Brook Jacob G Mead to F WUliam MiUer of Lewisboro 250

60 ACRES adj land of John D Stevens on road from Boutonville to Cross river Richard H Lockwood to Samuel Grummon of Lewisshyboro 2100

108 ACRES on the road leading from Cross River VUlage to BoutonvUle adj land of David Webb Rufus Avery to Henry McGrath of New York 5500

3^ ACRE (Cross River) on the road leading from said viUage to Enoch Averya Edward Merrit t to Jamea Worden of Bedford 1700

SOUTH ecor of land of Francis R Quick adj land of David Voorhees 64x153 Clark FuUer to Robert R Halleck of Somers 1300

MORRISANIA

ROBBINS av s e s (Wilton) 150 e Uncas a t 35x105 WiUiam Rice to George Schneider of Morrisania 4000

INWOOD av w s (Inwood) 100 a w from an angle in said av (irreg) Thomas C Finnell to Michael A FinneU of New York 3000

O L D Boston Road s e s 341 n Grove s t 35x 184 Andrew Gerkin to Margaret Stonebridge of Morrisania 1700

1 4 0 T H St s a (North New York) 135 w Alexshyander av 71x100 John Quinn to James H Kellogg of Troy N Y 4500

WESTCHESTER R R a t s a (Map of E M o m -sania) 50x84 Eliza MiUs to August Dahler of Morrisania 1500

COTTAGE a t e a 350 n Morris av 100x100 Noah B Hoyt to Richard B Hoyt of Morrishysania 5000

I S S T H s t a a (North New York) 131 e Alexshyander av 19x100 Elizabeth HubbeU to Mary H Green of Morriaania 8000

F U L T O N s t a e s Lot No 87 on Map of VUlage of Morrisania 50x309 Mary Dessoir to John Broadhead of Morrisania 5000

1 3 5 T H s t s s (North New York) 188 e Alexshyander av 184x100 Jacob H Van Reed to Mary Ann Thurber of New York bull500

1 4 3 D s t s s (North New York) 300 e WUUs av 50x100 R o b t Stursberg et al to Henry Martin of Morrisania 2200

SPRINGFIELD st (Melroae South) s a 300 e Morris av 35x100 August Wi t t to Theodore P HaU of Morrisania 700

GROVE av (Forest Grove) e a 700 n CUff a t 100x100 Eliza A Soule to John J Clarke of Morrisania 9750

1 4 3 D s t (North New York) a s 350 e WiUis av 35x100 Robert Stursberg to Frederick Fackner of New York city 1100

2 D a t (Port Morris) 150 e 3d av 35x100 Mary Ann Montgomery to Elizabeth NeU of New York city 1000

M O T T s t (Mekoae South) n a 300 e Morris av 35x1063^ Edward Holton to James Shanshyley of New York 700

M O T T s t (Melrose South) n a 335 e Morris av 25x106^ Edward Holton to Rody Rime of New York 700

WASHINGTON avri w s adj land of S t Paul s Episcopal Church 77x150 Francia M PeimeU to WiUiam J Brewster of Morrisania 6650

1 4 6 T H Bt (North New York) s a lofcs 285 and 286 50x100 Charlotte Eldridge to Daniel Tone of New York city 4850

Av B (Grove HiU) w s 200 n Cedar dt lOOx 100 Harold Henwood to Robert Clark of Morrisania 1500

MOUNT PLEASANT

46 650-1000 ACRES n s road from the Highland turnpike to Saw MUI River past the house of John R Steiphens John R Stephens to James E MaUony of Mt Pleasant 41985

8 ACRES n a Highway from Unionville to Tarryshytown adj lands of Wm Odell Alvah Newman to Moses W Taylor of Mt Pleasant 2750

W E S T S road leading from Union-viUe to PleasantshyvUle adj land of Mr Deadly John B Sands to Henry Yerks of Mt Pleasant 4800

SOUTH S road from PleasantviUe Depot to Sing Sing at Pleasantville adj Mr FarreU Alsop Green et al to Susan Quinby of Newcastle 1500

J O N E S av e s cor Maple st (near Tarryshytown) 50x100

L O T S 48 and 49 Maple st 50x112 A S Briggs to John H Briggs of Tarryshytown 1800

70 13-100 ACRES adj PlykiU Brook and land of Holly Newman Henry Yerks to Jared D PoweU of M t Pleasarit 17500

MAMARONECK

O L D Boston road s e s adj land of Thomas L Rushmore 90x246 Michael NeviU to Richard Welch of Mamaroneck 500

NEW ROCHELLE

WASHINGTON av n a 171 e Webster av 414x 242 Sarah Ann Smith to Wm Connolly of New Rochelle 310

P L O T of land on Cedar at aa per map of property belonging to T A Emmet James O Smith to Alexander B Hudson et al of New RocheUe 2750

W E B S T E R av n e s lot No 218 on Map of West New Rochelle William Babee et al to Valentine Kreitler of New Rochelle 350

WOODBURY s t s e s adj land of S Bergen 100x100 Michael Donahoe to WiUiam R Humphrey of New Rochelle 300

P L O T of land in Huguenot Park a s May Flower av adj Lake av (U-reg) Benjamin D Le-fevre to John R Penn of New York 8500

A T the junction of Hugernot at and White Plains road (irreg) WUUam Burton to Hem-y Welch of New RocheUe 1400

NEW CASTLE

SOUTH s t (Mt Kisco) w s 60 s land of David C Lyon 60x20 Anria WiUiams to Katie L French of M t Kisco 1000

3^ ACRE e s Highway adj land of Greo Quimby Henry W Bischoff to Alexander Yerks of New Castle 475

1-7 ACRE n s road Chappaqua Station to New Castle cor adj land of Rebecca Scofield Henry W Bischoff to Daniel Donovan of New Castle 1400

EAST_ S road from Chappequa Depot to Aaron Haights adj land of Rebecca Scofield Susan Quinby to Henry W Bischoff of Newcastle 2800

76 A C R E S adj land of Purdy Carpenter and Ste-c-phen Sarles Edmund L Hun t to Prances T

Shethan of New York 12050

NORTH CASTLE

100 ACRES on Highway from Bedford to Greenshywich adj land of E Waterbury Ru th M Knapp to Chas Brundage of Noi-thCaatleS750

3 A C R E S on Highway leading from Rensico to Purchase a t adj land of WilUam WiUiams Henry T Turner to Eliza CasUear of Nor th Castle 560

NORTH SALEM

Av A n w s adj land of WiUiam Barker (Cro-r ton FaUs) 4800 sq ft WUUam Barker to Jos

T Seacord of Croton FaUs 300 M O T T at (Sing Sing) s s adj land of Barney

Foshay 30x150 Cornelius B Palmea to Susan Ann Orr of Srag Smg 3150

CLINTON av (Sing Sing) s s bounded w by BeUeview av 240x250 Wm B Ryder to Abraham B Valentine of New York 4750

BROADWAY (Sing Sing) s s SO w land of Mrs C H Cummings 25x100 Catharine Knapp to Wm Van Wart of Sing Sing 1100

EASTERN av (Sing Sing) n s adj land of Sophia Lynch 25x100 Mary E Burrhus to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing 1830

ORCHARD a t (Sing Sing) s B two parcels of land adj AMathar Brown (irreg) Wm W Benjamin to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing8000

19 ACRES on road from Quaker Meefcing House to bull the pine treea adj land of BUzabeth Palmer Newman Brigga to Walter Palmer of Brookshylyn 2566

5 ACRES adj land of Elizabeth Palmer and Peach Pond (Seorge F Bailey to Walter Palmer of Brooklyn 1000

F R A N K L I N av s a 100 e Main s t 100x100 Delia Ann Horton to WUliam McAllister of Pelham 500

CLAY av (Prospect HUl VUlage) n s 790 feet a e Hudaon at 160x245 Benjamin L Hannah to Henry Hannah of Brooklyn 30O

POUNDRIDGE

10 ACRES adj land of Harr iet Fancher and Benshynet t Scofield Bennet t Scofield to Aaron B Fancher of Poundridge 300

13 ACRES W a road C W Monroea to Cross bull River adj land of Solomon Mead Lyman Mead to Alexander D Miller of Poundridge 500

S M I T H av (Portchester) w s adj land of John Casey 80x103 Theodore Van Scoy to Alonzo Beekman of Eastchester 2500

H O R T O N av cor New York and Boston Turn shypike at Portchester (irreg) Henry S Scudshyder to Joseph Reynolds of Rye 6500

C H U R C H at (Portcheater) adj land formerly of Mary M Abendroth (irreg) Eli Curtia to WUliam P Abendroth et al of New York5250

BOSTON post road (Portchester) w s adj land of John Fawcett (irreg) James M Tucker to John Fawcett of Rye 1250

SD av w s 800 n Boston Post road adj land of D P Smith 100x195 Asbm-y Newshycomb to Ann Gedney of Rye 800

SOMERS

1953^ ACRES on road from Somers to PeekskiU adj land of Edmund Hallock Isaac CWright to Harvey Voris of White Plains 18600

6 8-100 ACRES e s west branch of CJroton river adj Pu tnam county Une Exrs of Thomaa R Lee to John Franz of North Salem 1216

51)4 A C R E S on Highway known ae Slop at adj land of Jefferson Quickney Jesse G Carpenshyter to Joshua S Carpenter of Somers 8000

20 A C R E S on Highway leading from Charles S Teeds to Daniel Drews farm AdeUne Dexter to B Hopkins Merritt of Somers 2800

WESTCHESTER

W E S T C H E S T E R turnpike n a adj land of Leonshyard Mapea 3 acres Francis Larkin et al to Francis Devine of Weatcheater 5000-

JOHNSON av (Bast Tremont) n w a adj land of Samuel Ryer 66x150 Margarefc Crawford fco Maria Louisa White of New York 1000-

2 D av (OUnviUe) w a 250 s Pirs t st 50x100 John Coyle to Mary P ONeU of New York City 300

14TH s t (Unionport) s s lot No 361 100x108 Elizabeth Gauteran to Eliza Doty of Westshychester 150

WEST FARMS

J A C O B s t Fordham s s map of S Cambreling et al 100x125 John Berrian et al to Stephen J Wright of West Farms 2250

1 75-1000 A C R E S on road from Fordham to Wil -liamsbridge adj land of Mrs A Hargons Louis E Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 1000

8 166-1000 ACRES n s Road leading from Ford-_ ham to WiUiamsbridge adj land of E V Har shy

gons Antoine Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 33000

F L E T C H E R s t (Fordham) s s lots Nos 38 and ^ 39 on A Bassford map 100x150 John BeiTian et al to Mary Crow of New York 3000

J A C O B s t (Fordham) a s lots Nos 290 and 356 on S CambreUng map 25x100 John Berrian et al to Henry A Richardson of Brooklyn 900

F L E T C H E R s t s w cor of and Washington av fronting on Harlem R R 100x150 Edward R Costigan et al to WUliam H Parmer of N e w Y o r k 2600

U N I O N av e a 150 n Glen av 50x100 John C Thompaon to Charles Whitlock of New-York 10200

WASHINGTON av (Fordham) w s 50 n Wet shymore st (irreg) Robert Dwyre to Ferdinand Meyer of T r e m o n t 3 COO

W A S H I N G T O N av (Central Morrisania) w a 250 s Nin th Bt 150x300 James W Porter t o Eraatus Brainard of Connecticut 2550C

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 187

WASHINGTON av(Central Morrisania) e B 150 s U t h s t 100x120 John S Kenyon to Abram Van Duser of New York City 11000

F A I R M O U N T av (Upper Morrisania) n e a lofc No 15 75X146 John Burr efc al fco James C HuU of Upper Morrisania 1000

BAYARD at cor Delancey pl (Fordham) (irreg) Wm H McCool to John Dyer of West Farms 3800

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 138 n Bayard s t 25x110 Wm H McCool to Thos Hough-lahan of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 163n Bayard st 25x110 Wm H McCool to John Gunn of

Fordham 400 D E L A N C E Y pl (Fordham) w s 113 n Bayard

St 25x110 Wm H McCool to Michl Croker of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s ISS n Bayard St 50x110 Wm H McCool to WUUam Doshyran of Fordham 775

J A C O B st (Fordham) s s 100x100 John Bershyrien et al to Wm Callaghan of New York1800

J A C O B s t (Fordham) s s 25x100 John Berrien efc al to Ann Jane Getty of New York 450

WHITE P L A I N S

LEXINGTON av e a adj old poat road as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fogg map A W Eggleston to Jackson Wright of White Plains 3000

85 ACRES e s Mamaroneck av adj land of John J Hill Isaac Lyon to Edward Jones of New York City 19000

H O R T O N av w s lots Nos 17 19 21 on map of C A Purdy s estafce 131x150 EmUy Van TasseU fco Calvin BUIT of New York 7700

H A R R I S O N av n s 250 e Warren a t 50x200 Calvin Burr to EmUy Van TasseU of White Plams 4000

YONKERS

E A S T side of a right of way leading from Ashshyburton av to F Pfeifers land 19x80 Lewis Ri t te r to Edward Bush of Yonkers 750

KiLLiNGER s t s s 125 0 Spring st 25x109 Eliza Vance to George W Bynon of Yonshykers 3000

P A L I S A D E av w a 100 n Pond st 25x145 Samuel D Rockwell to Daniel Wilsea of Yonshykers 4500

SUMMIT st e s cor Ingram s t 25x797 Wm Doyle to Wm Ray of Yonkers 3500

R I V E R D A L E av w a adj land of J H Post 184x170 Ephraim D Stater to Lavinia M CutshybiU of Yonkers 9000

O L I V E R av n e a 25 s e Brook s t 25x1026 Robert Moore to James McGraw of Yonshykers 1500

R I V E R D A L E av W a adj land of J H Post and T W Ludlow 170X184 Adaline Guion to Ephraim D Stater of Yonkers 8200

P R O S P E C T and Clinton sts n e cor 75x100 Protestant Dutch Reformed Church to Susan Bradish of Yonkers 7750

SCHOOL s t e s adj land of Mrs EUen Fisher 25x100 Ethan Flagg to Jeremiah Clark of Y o n k e r s 350

B U E N A V I S T A av e s adj land of Orange Webster 25x100 Edwin W Palmer to Benj S Washburn of Yonkers 5000

64 9-1000 ACRES on Cross from Jackson av to Central Pa rk av adj land of L Underhill Wm R Diderer to Sylvester H Kneeland of New York 22000

123 ACRES n w Si highway tha t leads to Yonkers adj land of the estate of D S Lent decd Isaac Lefurgy to S H Kneeland of New York City 57500

D A L E pl s s 75 w of a new st 25x100 Hya t t L Garrison to William Lane of Yonkers 500

CROTON Aqueduct n w s adj land of Richard Archer (irreg) George McCord to George T Styles of Yonkers 700

O L I V E R av n e a 268 s e Walnut st 40x102 Ralph T Seddon to I ra U Travis of Yonshykers 1000

R A V I N E av w s 100 n Gold s t 50x225 R o b t G Richards to Merrit t H Smifch efc al of Yonkers 4500

PROJECTED BUILDINGS

The following plans embrace all tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings sincis our last repor t bullmdash

ATTORNEY ST (No 17) ONE THREE-STOR-T BRICK second-class dwelling 20x20 owner M BossiN-B K I E architectyH P A E R Y

B A R R O W ST (No 23) ONE Frvte-STORTBRIGE toniement 25x63 dwrceri J WissstAW architect WM Jbsfi

BOWERY ST ( N O 168) ONE ONE-STORY BICICK workshop 25x13 owner B R A U T H architect W E W A R I N G builders D O Y L E amp CULLEN

BOWERY ( N O 309 REAR) ONE ONE-STORY IIRICK ahop 12x20 owner B R E I C H M A N N architect P S BARUS

E I G H T I E T H ST S S 70 E LEXINGTON AV ONE three-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 20x50 owner J B B R I C E architect J M C I N T Y R E builders CROOK amp HIGGINS and J C GEDNEY

F O R T I E T H ST N S 325 w OTH AV F IVE F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 25x60 owner J J B U R C H E L L builders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - T H I R D ST AND T H I R D AV N W COR one five-story brown-stone store and tenement 25 xlOO owner J J B U R C H E L L buUders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - S I X T H ST ( N O 521 W ) ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement 189x55 owner P A T R I C K COSTELshyLO architect J M F O S T E R

FORTY-SEVENTH ST S S 175 w 1 1 T H AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x56 owner L G SCHNEIDER architect J M FOSTER

FORTY-EIGHTH ST N S 100 w MADISON AV four four-story brick first-class dweUings 25x90 owner M BYRNES architect J G PRAGUE

F I F T I E T H ST ( N O 429 W) ONE THREE-STORY brick tenement 25x27 owner P K A Y architect G H O B Z E I T builder P KAY

F I F T Y - T H I R D ST N S 135 E F I F T H AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 26x 658 owners E J amp J W H A M I L T O N architect J O H N G P R A G U E

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 325 w STH AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 25x00 owners Moss BROTHERS buUder J T CONOVER

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O 221 EO ONE FOUR STORY brick carriage house 25x9411 owner E D U F F Y architect GAGE INS LEE

F I R S T AV E S 50 N 55TH ST TWO FIVE-STORY brick tenements 25x54 owner P D O E L G E R arshychitect W J O S E

F I R S T AV AND 121ST ST S E COR F I V E F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 20x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

GOERCK ST ( N O 138 REAR) ONE THREE-STORY brick factory 25x36 owners and builders^ SCHWARTZ amp LOHMAN architect C SCHWARTZ

H A M I L T O N ST ( N O 11) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK tenement 25x63 bull owner T H O S CONNERY archishytect W M J O S E

H U D S O N AND T H O M A S STS N E C O R O N E O N E -

story brick store 56x28 owner A R W H I T N E Y architect and buUder F BLOODGOOD

L U D L O W ST W S 35 N DELANCEY ST ONE four-story brick school 75x83 owner N E W Y O R K CITY architect A MACVEY buUder T K I E R N A N

L U D L O W AND DELANCEY STS S E COR ONE five-atorj brick tenement 216x634 owner M SELSAM architect W J O S E

MADISON ST S S 135 E M A R K E T ST ONE T W O -story iron first-class dwelling 35x30 owner J D G A D E K E architect and builder J A S A R T H U R

N O R F O L K ST E S 100 s STANTON TWO FI-PE-atory brick tenements 35x7^3 owner J G E L L E R architect T J B I E R

N O R F O L K ST (No 133) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK store and tenement 35x50 owner L F J A U G E R architect J B O E K E L L

N I N T H AV AND 2 3 D ST N E COR FOUR F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 19x20x52x54x65 owner T H O S E F O R A N architect C F D E B O R S T buUders B U R N S amp T I M M I N S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T I E T H ST N S 100 e 1st av four three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 189x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 360 w 3d av four fchree-stOry brown-stone first-clasa dwellinga 15x48 ownera and buUders J amp W C SPEARS architect I C BABCOCK

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - F I R S T ST S S 100 w 9th av one three-story brick first-class dweUshying 22x32 owner C D U F F Y architect J S C A L -LEN

N I N T H AV E S SO s 3 8 T H ST ONE FIVE-STORY brick store and tenement 25x60 owner M K U H N architect J M FOSTER

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST S S 125 w Boulevard one one-half story brick church 722 x l40 owners P E CHURCH OF INTERCESSION architect R L O C K W O O D buUders W E E K S amp GATCHET

STANTON AND PORampYTH- STSH s VV COK- ONE five-story brick fceueriient 25x50 owners G B K I S W E N Z E L architect WMi Jcisamp

SECOND ST ( N O S 288 290 292) THREE F I V E -story brick stores and tenerrients 25x70 owner S R O S S M A N architect R- S H A P T E R buUders L A W amp S H A P T E R

S I X T E E N T H ST- N S 194 E 1ST AV ONE T H R E E -story brick school 75x87 owners CITY OP NE-VV Y O R K architect A M A C V E Y buUder D A V C H R I S T I E

SIXTY-FOURTH ST N S 100 E LEXINGTON AV five three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 20x55 owner G FOUNTAIN architect J G P R A G U E builder P FOUNTAIN

SIXTY-FOURTH St N S 200 E LEXINGTON av five three-story brown stOne first-class dwellshyings 16x55 owner and buUder G FOUNTAIN architect J G PRAGUE-

SIXTY-SEVENTH ST N 8 500 VV IOTH AV ONE two-story wood stable 24x20 owner T H O M A S O B R I E N architect and buUder THOMAS O B R I E N

SEVENTY-NINTH ST AND MADISON A V S E cor one four-story brick first-class dwelUng 21x 63 owners|ANDKUSS amp CUMMING architects D amp J J A R D I N E buUders N ife H ANDRUSS

SEVENTY-NINTH ST S S 21 E MADISON AV one four-story brick first-class dweUing 18x55 owners A N D R U S S ltfe CUMMINGS architects D amp J J A R D I N E builders N amp H ANDRUSS

T H I R D ST E S 100 E A V D ONE TWO-STORT brick stable 14x60 owner B DONELY architect tVM J O S E builders K E R C H U N ife O N E I L

T W E L F T H ST ( N O 367 W E S T ) ONE TWO-STOKY brick stable 286x25 owner THOMAS MULEOY

TWENTY-EIGHTH ST ( N O 130 W E S T ) ONE T W O -story brick stable 25x31 owner D STEWART architect C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 4 0 W 1 1 T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick office 16x30 owner M K N A P P buildshyer C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 350Tiv U T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick store and second-class dweUing 18x40 owners P E C K amp W A N D E L L builder B^ L L A -FORGE

T H I R T Y - T H I R D ST N S 200 FROM 9TH AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x50 owner P D O N A shyH U E architecfc J M FORSTER

T H I R D AV ( N O 349) ONE BRICK TENEMENT 248x65 owner J K E L L E R architecfc W J O S E

ALTERATIONS IN BUILDINGS

One brick house and dwelling No 244 Bowery fcwo and one-half sfcories 20 by 38 one-half sfcory fco be added Mr Drake owner

One brick sfcore and dwelling norfch side of Third avenue 25 feet nor th of Eighty-third street three stories 25 by 50 extension 25 by 35 12 feet high E amp S HiU owners

Nine brick stores and factories Nos 167 to 183 (inclusive) Canal street 5 stories 188 by 50 roof to be raised three feet and exfcension on rear 188 by 50 by 40 feet and five sfcories in height John S GUes owner

One brick factory No 125 Mott a t four atories 25 by so damaged by tire to be repaired F Watershybury owner

One brick fjwstory Canal Centre and Walker streets northeast corner three stories 548 by 822 and 613 two stories to be added Mr Munn owner

One brick laundry north aide of Fifty-third street 250 -feet weat of Firsfc av fchree stories 80 by 40 one story to be added and extension 52 byl005 53 feet high Empire Laundry Company owners

One brick ice-house No 227 East Thirty-eighth street five stories 45 by 63 extension453 by 368 52 feet h igh A Hupfel owner

One frame store and dweUing No 2379 Third avenue two stories 25 by 50 one story to be added Addison Smith owner

One frame store and dwelling No 2146 Third avenue three stories 25 by 40 extension 25 by 33 12 feet high J Hutchings ltfe Son owners

One frame stable No 160 Washiiigton street two and a half stories 25 by 46 one half stdi-y to be added new brick front built and extension in front of buUding to fuU extent of l o t Mr Big owner

UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Monroe s t reet Nos 57 59 and 61 unsafe and rot ten wooden gut ters H M Bailey agent

St Marks place No 33 easfc brick fence waU Peter Cook owner

Mercer atreet No 132 generaUy uttaafe waUs cracked arid floor beams insufficiently supported Rs Durilap-amp Go and Phelan arid Sofl leeseesi

188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 189

tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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H D Waldbridge 18330 56 15 Thomae GeorgemdashW H D u d l e y 254 82 15 The Father Matthew T A B S No

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NewYork 1 278 25 13 Walker WUliammdashJ Gilberfc 164 44 13 WUliamson J G amp G RmdashD Vanshy

derveer (Trustee) 265 05 16 Wood George CmdashA Day 139 42 16 Weiser LouisamdashEmUy F Ford 4640 28 16 Wall F r ank J mdashJ Bloxham 150 00 11 Young H y SmdashG S Page 546 87

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A2irUQ 1011 12 13 15 A M O S st s s 1146 w Bleecker sfc 216x95

Abraham Demarest to Isaac Parmly April l- 13000

A M O S sfc s s 136 w Bleecker st 216x95 Abraham Demarest to Isaac Parmly April 13 7000

A N N St s s (No 48) o - i i n u f i F U L T O N sfc n s (No 113) ^ -^^^ll^^ h amp 1

David W Bruce et al to Jenet Brnce Brown (1-5 part) AprU 13 16000

BAYARU St s s (No 83) 25x75 James H Coleman (Referee) to Israel Rubenstein April 12 11000

BOULEVARD W S 2411 s 137th st 75x100 137TH St s s 100 w Boulevard 25x0911 f

Exrs of Daniel Devlin to Jared W Bell April 13 19250

BOULEVARD n e cor 152d st J^ block xl25 | BOULEVARD S e cor 153d st 3 b lockx 125 f

Church of the Intercession to Isaias Meyer AprU 11 43000

BROADWAY n e cor John st 20x1614 (irreg) h amp 1 (leased) Wyllis Blackstone (Receiver N A Fire Ins Co) to Stephen CroweU of Brooklyn AprU 15 43000

BROOME st s s (No 489) 1048 e Laurens St 208x962 h amp 1 I

BROOME st s s (No 493) 628 e Laurens j St 21x8411 h amp 1 J Exrs of Lewis Lewis to Martin Bates April 15 52000

CEDAR st s s (No 24) 1759 e WUliam st 1 226x1^ block bull

P I N E st n s (No 60) 1723 e WUUam st 235x 3^ block ^ AUeine Lee to Benjamin P John L and Wilshyliam H L Lee ( part) AprU 12 24750

CHARLES st n s 5010 e 4th st 168x74 h amp 1 Annie wife of N MarseUus Dunn to Mary J wife of George T Alker AprU 15 14000

D I V I S I O N st n s 50 e Forsyth st 25x75 Frederick Heerlein to Joseph A Bgenberger AprU 9 a0250

EMERSON st n w s 77910 s w Prescott av following curve of street 50x222 John Brown to Simeon I Drake AprU 13 2200

E S S E X st e s (No 30) 2411x75 h amp 1 Charshylotte Y wife of Gilbert F Ackerman to Wilshyliam Zschwetzke and Frederick Kircheis AprU 11 13400

FORSYTH st w s (No 187) 75 s Stanton st 25x75 h amp 1 (Christian Wenzel to Michael and Jul ia Kunzenmann AprU 10 24500

G R E E N W I C H st w s (No 458) 25x80 Exr of Susan Vliet to Edward Richardson April 10 12100

H U D S O N st n e cor Thomas st 279x699x 5311X536 WiUiam H VanderbUt to Adeline P wife of Alfred R Whitney AprU 9 17000

L E R O Y st n s (No 119) 200 w Hudson st 32x100 h amp1 Lawson V TUfcon fco Henry Hopkinson of Hoboken April 10 13750

MADISON sfc s s (No 252) 726 w CUnton st 20x90 h amp 1 Robert S Place to Aaron Hershfield AprU 11 10000

MANHATTAN st s w s 151 s 124fch sfc 282x 8011x25x9311 Exrs of James R Walter Jr to Frederick M Peyser AprU 10 2750

MANHATTAN st s w s 433 s e 124th st 7011x49 Ilx55x8011

MANHVTTAN St n w cor 125th st 1009x 467x896

S T NICHOLAS av s e cor 124fch sfc 296x 1132x252x978

124TH sfc s e cor 9fch av 175x10011 9TH av e s 2411 n 125th sfc 125x100 126TH St s s 100 e 9th av 100x9911

Bxrs of James R Walter J r to Lewis J PhUlips AprU 9 63075

MORTON st n s (No 7) 75 w Bleecker st 25x8611 h amp 1 WUliam H Ingraham- to Julius Boekell April 10 11250

P E A R L st n w s (No 325) 19x8910 h amp 1 George L Brown et al of Stamford Conn to John W Harper AprU 9 20000

R I D G E st e s (No 30) 125 n Broome st 25x 100 h amp 1 Margaret Murray to Anton Dem-merle AprU 9 1 18^000

R I D G E st e s (No 114) 150 n Stanton st 25x100 h amp L James H Coleinan (Referee) t o Joseph Mosback J r Apr i l 11 23500

RIVINGTON st s e cor WiUetfc st 25x73 h amp 1 Mary Ann Goodwin to Charles Albrecht AprU 10 21500

RIVINGTON sfc n s 223 e Ludlow st 22x80 Herman Earthen to Louisa wife of Michael Fuchs AprU 15 1356750

SULLIVAN St e s 5511 s Amifcy sfc 201x50 h amp I Mary Jane wife of James S Huyler to John H Dorn AprU 13 6750

SULLIVAN st w s 951 a Amity sfc 2010x50 John H Rosenbaum to Henry Tiencken April 13 17500

W A T E R st s s (Nos 653 and 655) 350 w Jackshyson St 50x70 Theresa wLEe of Siegmund M Peyser to Jacol) Bennan of Rockland Co N Y AprU 10 35750

W E S T st e s 292 s Jay st 299x803 h amp 1 Jay L Adams of Bloomfield N J to Thompshyson E F Randolph Apii l 15 46C0O

4TH St _s s 1746 w Wooster st 25-5x119 CorneUa Townsend to John Jones and Henry A Smith of 42d st and 10th av AprU 1343500

5TH St s s 8711 e 1st av 25x902 h amp 1 John and Emma Hirsch to Michael Keppler and Michael Leist (Astor lease of Oth July 1860) AprU12 16300

7TH St n s 250 w 2d av 26x7410 Leopold Bohm to Henry GauzenmuUer AprU 9 25000

8TIT St n s 120 w 2d av 20x11210 Robert Cochran (Referee) to Henry WeUpr and Peter Cook AprU 9 18100

OTH St s s 75 e 6th av 27x236 Robert B Roosevelt et al fco Catharine B wife of Otto Favre AprU 13 76950

IOTH st n s 189 w Av A 189x71 h amp 1 Adam Schwab to Balthaser Walter April 10 10675

10TH St s s 306 w Av D 654x923 h amp L Peter Vogler to WUliam F Essig (K part) (Sub to morts $21250) AprU 1 3 nom

IOTH st s s 118 w Av B 25x923 hamp 1 J o shyhanna wife of Peter Noelke to Dorothea Rent shyer (Dec 12 1871) AprU 11 15000

IOTH st s s 118 w Av B 25x923 h amp 1 Dorshyothea Renter to StephenSharp of Islip N Y AprU 11 15000

U T H St n s 852 w Greenwich st 32x95 hlaquoampl Charles H Blackhurst to William J Hyland AprU 12 26000

1 4 T H St s s (rear lot) 269 e 1st av 25x501 Exrs of James Foster to St Georges Church AprU 12 3250

1 4 T H St s s 797 e University pl 456x1 1033

13TH St n s 797 e University pl 4310x f 1033 J Albon P Man (Receiver 8fch Nafcional Bank) to the Wheeler amp Wilson Manufacturing Co (Maison Doree property) April 10 365000

1 5 T H St s s 425 w 5th av 25x1033 h amp 1 Louis V Sone of Brooklyn to Everett P Wheeler and Mary IE Smith April 15 35000

20TH St n s 190 e 2d av 20x92 h amp I Cathashyrine wife of Samuel R Spelman to Ann Corshybitt AprU 12 14000

2 0 T H St s s 2788 w Ofch av 25x92 h amp 1 Henry Klenke fco John Wifcfcner AprU 11 29500

20TH sfc s s 4496 e 9fch av 178x9811 Eugeshynia A J (^unn to Malind wife of WiUiam H Foster AprU 12 15500

21 ST St s s(No 306 E) 130 e 2d av 20x92 h amp 1 Lawrence P Cummings to Jacob Koch-keUer AprU 13 14000

21 ST St n s 137 e Oth av 21x989 h amp 1 John H Bleakie to WUUam Wheaton AprU 15 13000

21sT St n s 2418 e 10th av 168x988 Isaac Metzger to Charles H Blackhurst AprU 11 18000

24TH St s s 200 e Oth av 25x989 h amp 1 Lushycy D Fisk to Samuel H Terry of Jersey City AprU 13 15000

25Tn St s s 150 e 1st av 20x989 August G Schmidt to James Carson J r AprU 1 1 4525

25TH st n s 160 w Oth av 20x989 Joseph Burkhar t to Robert M OrreU April 9 18000

2 5 T H St s s 300 e Oth av 25x989 Isabella wife of WiUiam B Bend to George H Bend (Q C) AprU 11 31500

3 5 T H St s s 515 w 7th av 15x1089 h amp 1 Edward Owens fco Daniel Hayes AprU 1311000

37TH St n s 317 e 7th av 49 9xXblock i 2STH St n s 317 e 7th av 4 9 l l x ^ block C

Mount Sinai Hospifcal and Jews Orphan Asyshylum to Joseph M Ohmeis AprU 10 52000

3 7 T H St s s 204 w Ofch av 46x989 Robert Bonner to Henry and Carlton See April 10 - 14000

2STH St s s 266 e Third av 44x988 h amp 1 Isaac L MUler (Referee) to Anna M Trimble AprU 13 13580

3 3 D St n s 3II9 6 Broadway 234x989 h amp 1 Charles Hensohel fco Henry B Sands April 10 V 38000

180 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

3 3 D sfc s s 225 w Ofch av 25x1266 h amp 1 James L Morgan to WUliam Arras April 15 18000

3 4 T H St n K 210 e Bth av 23x989 h amp I Anthony King to Leopold King (^ part) AprU 15 13000

36TII St n s 250 e 2d av lOxOSO Henry J ^Ander son to the Church of St Gabriel (Feb

12 1870) April 15 1600 SOTH st s s 400 e 2d av 50x989 h amp 1 Ks-

tlier wife of Maicus H Lichtenstein to Thomas Tennings April 9 50000

36TII St s s 375 e l l t i i av 25x989 Heirs of James McGarrity of Wesfc Fai-ms to Daniel McCaU April 10 1000

3 7 T H St 8 s 200 e Madison av 25x989 (Irreg) Caroline S wife of Silas C Herring to Charles Lanier April 10 23000

38Tn St n s 2315 w Av A 181x1004 WUshyliam H McCool to Emily M wife of Jacob Baiz April 10 15150

39TII St s s 300 w lOfch av 75x989 h amp 1 Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscomb to John Fettretch AprU 12 60000

4 3 D sfc n s (No 137 E) 1584 e Lexington av 168x1005 h amp 1 Harfclev Haigh to John Moran AprU 15 15000

45TH St n s 199 e Sfch av 20xl005 h amp 1 Roberfc Hayes to Jennie E wife of Theodore S Fowler (Astor lease of Oct 20 1871) AprU 10 14200

46Tn St n s 455 w Ofch av 56x1004 Thomas C Clark to Dennis Loouie AprU 12 10000

47Tn St n s 275 w 2d av 126x789 h amp 1 Elizabeth Braun to Sigismund Windt April 11 6000

4 7 T H St s s 450 w 10th av 25xlC05 Fredshyerick Peters fco Michael Fries April 9 5200

48Tn St n s 325 w 5th av 25x1005 h amp 1 Sarah L wife of WiUiam A Kobbe to William B Ogden (Col CoU lease of Jan 1 1865) April 11 45000

49Tnst 6 w cor 2d av 20x705 h amp Johanshyna wife of Peter Noelke to Ludwig Laux AprU 11 22500

49TII St n s 125 e 7th av 2010xl0d5 h amp 1 Isaac Kuh to Justinian HartleJ^ AprU ]523500

51ST St n s 749 e 2d av I(i9x85 Thomas Lyons to Meyer Hecht AprU 10 12500

5 2 D St n s 2046 e 2d av 20xl005 Michael Gavin to Catharine Frazier April 11 14920

5 2 D St n s 235 e Oth av aOxlOO4 h amp 1 Helene wife of Jolm F Pupke to Garefcfca V Lamberfc (widow) April 15 37000

6 2 D St n s 275 e Oth av 20x1004 h amp 1 Mary L wife of James A Polhamius to Maria C wife of Jed Frye AprU 12 37000

52Dst n s 5216 e Othav 236x1004 Augusshytus F Holly to John C DonneUy April 10 20500

5 3 D St n 6 274 e 1st av 20xl005 h amp 1 Richard Akin to Maria wife of John CaUaghan AprU 9 i)500

5 3 D St s s 250 w 2d av 20x1005 h amp 1 William A Butler to Moritz Levene AprU 15 17500

5 3 D St n 6 245 e Madison av 20x1005 h amp1 WUliam H Decker to GUbert H Crawford (Sub to mortg $24000) AprU 15 nom

5 3 D St n s 245 e Madison av 40x1005 h it 1 Gilbert Holmes Crawford to Catherine D wife of WUUam H Decker (Snb to mortg $50000) April 15 nom

5 3 D St n s 265 e Madison av 20xl005 h amp 1 WiUiam H Decker to Gilbert H Crawford (Sub to mortg $20000) AprU 15 nom

5 3 D St 11 s i50 e 7fch av 1681005 h amp 1 John G Hifcchcock fco Annie E wife of GUbert K Harroun AprU 12 21000

5 4 T H St n s 75 w 9th av 25x754 li ampl Henry J Bui-chell to Matthew Clinton April 15 16000

5 5 T H St s s 275 e 2d av 120x1005 h amp 1 Frederick Leonhard to Mary D wife of Joseph H Bradley AprU 11 10250

56TH St n s 225 w 5th av 248x1005 h amp 1 Gratz Nathan (Referee) to Amelia Robins AprU 13 60000

5 7 T H St s s 300 w 2d av 50x1005 Pat r ick Farley to Michael Murray AprU 10 17500

5 7 T H St n s 20 w Lexington av 20x602 h it L Charles F Malloy to Mercedes R de Hine AprU 9 20500

60TH s t s s 360 e Madison av 20xl005 h amp 1 Peter P Decker to Margaret wife of Samuel Coulter AprU 11 30000

61ST St s B 260 w 3d av 19x1005 John McshyCool to Catherine L Beekman - (March 14 1871) AprU 15 31500

61ST s t s s 279W 3d av 19x1005 h amp 1 John Keys to PhiUp WaUacb AprU 15 24750

6 0 T H St n s 135 w Lexington av 20x1005 h amp1 Mary Ann wife of WiUiam Colvin to Constantine Ross^vog April 1 0 bull 26000

6 2 D s t n s 167 e 2d av 17x1005 (Sub t o ] mortg $3500) [

S6TU s t 11 s 100 w I s tav 21xl005 h amp 1 (Sub to mortg $7000) J Henry C Cole to John Schoener April 15 n a t love etc

0 2 D s t n B 1726 w 3d av lOxUS h amp 1 J J^entley Squier to Mary M Newton April 15 16500

63o s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1084 Jacob G Sanders of Albany to Simon Herman Nathan Asiel and Mayer Gottlieb April 9 22500

65TI1 s t n s 220 e 4th av 20x1005 Patr ick Fitzgcrild and Eugene SuUivan fco James Meeshyhan April 9 200(0

67T1I s t n s 150 e 5th av 25xl005 Helen wife of Bartow W Van Voorhis to Josepli Snufch April 12 22300

67TH s t n R 200 o ofch av 25x1005 Mary M wife of George H W d (of Buffalo N Y) to Joseph Smith AprU 12 ai300

OSrii s t n s 100 e 12th av 1936xl018xl 1177x1005 i

68Tn s t n s 350 w l l t h av 898x101Sx f 1057x1005 I Benjamin P Fairchild to John Mulford April 11 17750

58TH St n s 1065 w Av A 40x1004 George Kober to James S Keal of Tremont Westshychester Co April 9 38000

58TH s t s s 325 w lst av 75x1004 Matshythew T Brennan (Sherifl) to Lewis Johnston April 12 12900

5STH s t n s 150 w Oth av 25x1005 GrUfith Rowe to WiUiam B Dick AprU 12 10500

5STH s t n s 41710 w Sth av 215x1005 h amp 1 Thomas A Davis to James L Young AprU 15 28000

58T1I St n s 41710 w Sth av 215xl005 Jas L Young to Mclvench H Jeffers (widow) AprU 15 33000

5 9 T H s t s s 75 w Lexington av 20xlC05 TiiOmas Duffy to James K Glenn April 15 33500

74Tir s s 100 e Madison av 20x1022 h amp ] Robert M Strebeigh fco Mary Ann wife of WiUiam Colvin AprU 10 28500

77T1I sfc s B 275 e 2d av 25xl022 WiUiam Loose to Conrad Oberlein April 13 6075

80TH s t s s 200 e 5th av 25x1002 Joseph Bell and Douglas Campbell to Michael Cain AprU 10 16500

SlST s t s s SO w 2d av 24x767 John ODon-nel to Daniel Healy April 12 11500

SSD s t s s 100 elOth av 50x10011 (irreg) Henry C and John Ludlum to Josei^h Devling AprU 13 9000

84TH s t n s 2218 w 2d av 20x102 h amp 1 Frederick Prentice to Archibald McLintock AprU 12 105C0

89TII s t n s 425 w Sth av lOOxlOOS Ondershydonk Angevine to Caleb T Ward Aprill320000

101 ST S t n s 1934 w 9th av 166x10011 h amp 1 Howard R Vandyke to Susan A Vanshydyke AprU 15 8000

105TH s t s s 2313 w 1st av 189x1009 Pa t k Glennan to Francis Reilly April 9 1300

109TH s t n s 125 w 1st av 25x10010 Hiram Moore to Jos B Durfey of Brooldyn April 9 16000

109TH s t n B 100 e 2d av 19x10010 WiUiam Davis to Jas McCrodden AprU 11 3300

I U T H s t n s 345 w 3d av 25x10010 h amp 1 Mary McDonald to Albert Koopman (Sub to Mortg $4500) April 14 N a t love and nom

I U T H s t n s 245 e 5th av 50x10010 | 115Tn s t s B 245 e 5th av 25x10010 C

Samuel Cohen to Wm H Scott AprU 12 10500 U O T H St n s 373 e Av A 100x10010 h amp 1

James L Young to Nichols K Oatley April 15 28000

116TH s t n s 140 w 5th av 130x10011 Thos A Vvse J r to Thos J Mora April 15 22000

1 1 7 T H s t s s (No 170 E) 242 w 3d av 17x 10011 h amp Elizjibeth Avife of Jas L Ryan to Isaac G Van Tassel AprU 13 18000

118TH s t s B 263 w 5th av 22x10011 Wm B Conant to Jas G Fitzgerald AprU 11 5000

U O T H st s s 208 e Av A 40xl00ll George B Goldschmidt to Jas Meagher AprU 106000

1 2 2 D st n s 225 w Av A 50x100 Edward Fitzgerald fco Mary H wife of Nicholas H

Moore AprU 9 6000 1 2 3 D s t n s SSO e 2d av 18x10011 James

Meagher to George B Goldschmidt April 10 14000

1 2 3 D s t n s 155 e 3d av 75x10011 h amp 1 Phebe E wife of Alberfc Chesebro to Adam C Martin AprU 13 18000

134TH s t s s 100 e 3d av 189x10011 h amp1 A L S O gore on west side of above (rear) 15x11 )

Abraham B Van Dusen of Harlem to John W Kenyon A p r U 1 5 16000

1 3 4 T H s t s s 150 w Sfch av 50x10011 1 134Tn s t 10011 B of and Sfch av 125 w of |

25x253 (rear) ST NICHOLAS av v s 252 s i24fch s t 1186 j

x978 J Thos H Walter and Clara L his wife and Harr iet A Walter andT H Walter Extrx E-xr and Trustees oi J R Walter J r decd Ann Walter widow and Extrx of Jas R Walshyter Sr to Bernard Cohen April 13 24400

125TII St s s 272 e Sth av 28x10011 James H Coleman (Ref) to James H SuUivan AprU 13 5700

127TI1 st n s 415 w 3d av 20x9911 li amp 1 Sarah E vife of Richard H Lane to WiUiam Ilslcy AprU 1 0 11500

12ST1I Bt n s 804 w 2d av 188x7411 Wm J Gettey to Kate L wife of John Reid April 115 8000

128Tii stn s 290 w 4tii av 376x9911 Alex WUson to Charles L Mead AprU 15 8050

128TH s t s s 3976 e Oth av 376x9911 h amp1 Eliza vvife of Charles Stevens fco James Stewart AprU9 1650O

129Tn st s s 3996 w 5thavl76xl91 J h amp BUen wife of Isaac G Van Tassel to EUzabeth wife of James L Ryan April 12 22000

132D s t n s 3623 w (ith av lS9x9911 h amp I Thomas H Landon (Ref) to WUliam B McshyKenzie (Foreclos) AprU 9 5200

1 3 2 D s t n s 140 w Madison av 20x9911 h Al Leander Buck fco Jas MMcGregor AplO17000

1 5 2 D s t n s 650 w 10th av 20x2291(gt Exrs of Richard P Carman to Church of fche Intershycession AprU 11 11040

Av B w s (No 44) 722 n 3d sfc 24x80 Eliza Bonsall et al fco Jacob Gaufcer AprU 10 16000

LEXINGTON a v w s 79 n 27th s t 199x80 h amp 1 Thomas McManus and Thomas J Murphy to Antoine Mataraw AprU 10 24000

LEXINGTON av s e cor 49th st 171x70 Charshylotte wife of Leopold Mendelson to WiUiam Florance AprU 15 28000

MADISON av w B 755 n 61st s t 25x95 h amp 1 Heirs of John B Storm to Augustus J Brown April 15 bull 50000

MADISON av AV S 755 n 65fch st 25x95 Barshytow W Van Voorhis fco Pafcrick and Francis Morgan AprU 10 22000

MADISON av s w cor 105fch s t 10011x70 Anshydrew M and Rowland Davies to WiUiam M Martin April 10 22500

1ST av w s (No 341) 23 s 20th st 23x80 h it 1 John Neilson (of Middletown R I) to James Bonner AprU 10 1400 0

1ST av w s 523 n 77th st 261x100 (Irreg) Jacob Cordes to Frederick Peters April 913350

2 D av w s 481 s 4th s t 24x65 h amp 1 Pearshyson S Halstead to Alexander Sutter April 15 ^0000

2 D av w s 783 s 13th st 263x110 h amp 1 Catharine A wife of Edward W Burr to Cashytherine E wife of Adam Weber AprU 1333000

2Dav c s 648 s 2 2 d s t 20x100 h amp1 Josiah H Burton to Thomas Parish Sherman April 15 25000

2 D av e s 25 s 34th s t 492x80 h amp 1 ) 34TH s t s B SOe 2d av 213x989 h fel j

Augustus F Holly to Thomas Gearty (Sub to all taxes and assessments from May 1 1870) AprU 1 0 35000

2 D av e s 755 s 44th s t 25x100 h amp 1 John J BurcheU fco Conrad Uhl April 12 21000

3 D av w s 505 n 45th s t 50xl00 h amp 1 Thomas Jenings-to Esther wife of Marcus H

bull Lichtenstein (tSub to mort $18000 and taxes of 1870 and 1871) AprU 9 38500

3 D av w s 87 s 50th s t 214x80 James H Hoffman to Israel Jaeger April 1 2 13500

2 D av w s 804 n 55th s t 20x66 h amp 1 Darius G Crosby to Henry Siebert AprU 9 14550

2 D av n e cor 105th s t 10011x200 (J^ p a r t ) James McNamara to Thomas J Mooney (Stamps $11) April 13 no con

2 D av s w cor 115th s t about 100x100 (Irreg) Isaac De Garmo to Daniel Bates AprU 12 bull 26000

3 D av w s 511 s 85th st 256x1023 Clara Ann wif e of bull Roberfc Kennedy to Joseph Hew-lefct AprU 15 16750

4 T H av w s 786 n 36fch sfc 24x105 h amp 1 Thatcher M AdaniB to Josiah G Holland (Springfield Mass) April 9 76000

4TH av s e cor 106th s t ICOllxlCO Walter Brady to Lambert S Quackenbush AprU 13 9125

5TH av s e cor 102d s t 1009x350 PhUip Van Volkenbiirgh and Daniel B Van Volkenburgh to LleweUyn F Barry April 1 3 160000

5 T H av w s 505n 114th st 505x100 Dow-thea Meislahu et al t o Sigmund J Seligman AprU 9 n o m

6 T H av n e cor 184th st 24llx85 Walter j Brady to Thomas Ryan AprU 11 7000

REAL E S T A T E R E C O R D 181

7 T H av n w cor 34fch sfc 22x00 h amp 1 Forster I Weeks to Gabriel and Joseph LUianthal AprU 10 25500

9 T H av S W cor 54th s t 251x80 h amp 1 Francis Blessing to John ReUly AprU 1126750

9 T H av n e cor 125th s t 2411x100 Bxrs of James R Walter and Thomas H Walter to John Chapman April 15 8000

lOTHav w s 253 s 39th s t 246x75 J o h n Schmidt to John Leib AprU 9 26000

9 T H av w s OOth fco 61 st s t 20010x400 1 0 T H av e s OOth to 6 is t s t 20010x100 6 0 T H s t n s 400 w 9th av 200x1005

Algernon S Jarvis (of White Plains) to Amos R Boo AprU 12 228000

l lTH av w s (oldline) between 158th and 159feh sfcs 200x150 Isaac P Marfcin fco Church of fche Infcercession April 13 42 500

11TH av e s758n 96fchst 506xl00 Matthew T Brennan Sheriff to Thomas M Pefcers AprU 15 5 200

KINGS COUNTY

April Sd A L L grantors ti t le to estate of Joseph and Ruth

Dean J D Bristol to John B Dow J r ^ (Q-c ) 5oo B E R G E N s t s s 300 w VanderbUt av 25xl30 7

x309-xll27 Jane wifeof T Cramer to John W Stewart 4 ocO

B O E R U M s t n s 250 w Lorrimer st25xiub h amp 1 Josephine wife of C Lesseur to Lipp-man Rcitzensfcein 5 ooQ

BROADWAY n s 1085 w 5tli st 2i8xio6 J G Jenkins to Williamsburgh Savings

^ ^ a n k 14 000 COLUMBIA st e s 20 n President s t 20x80

h ife 1 G H Roberts to Edward Kieser 10 000 COOK s t n s 275 e MorreU s t and 125 w

Bushwick av 25x100 (Correcting error) J J Carfield to Patr ick Burns ( Q C ) nom

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 345 s w Com-1 merce s t 384x180 j

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 3834svvComl f merce s t 384x180 J F Woodruffto John J Van Nostrand54000

E L L E R Y st n s 250 e Marcy av 25x100 A Venter to Peter Fafcscher 675

E W E N s t Nos 125 and 127 25x86 l S I G E L s t n s 225 e Graham av 25x100 CHESTNUT sfc n s 200 e Evergreen av50x f

548 (irreg) J Victoria wife of W Obermier to Hermann Somshym e r jjonj

F L O Y D s t s s 200 w Yafces av 25x100 J ToeUuer to Friedrich Schmitt 5 500

GKATTAN s t s s 100 e Bogert s t 25x100 h amp 1 J Softy to Franz lleichwein ltU P^^^-) bull sect35

H O O P E R s t n s 1414 w Marcy av 80x100 i Scholes to WiUiam Floyd and Eliphalet S Nevins of New York 5 550

H O O P E R s t s s 291 e Bedford av 448x110 J WUde fco Theodore P Jackson 3500

H O P K I N S s t s s 250 e Marcy av 25x200 G L Kessler fco Andrew Venter (1868) 500

I N D I A s t n s 200 w Union pL 50x69 (irreg) Mary A wife of N Bliss to Grifiath J Roberts 2 200

J A V A s t s s 200 e WesLst25xioohampi ]E~ Molony to Geo M BaU 3 700

K O S S U T H s t s e s 245 n e Broadway 20x100 C Trimble to Richard and Michael Tracy5000

MADDAGH s t n s 206 w Henry sfc 215xl009 A B Thorn (Exr) to Pat r ick Toy 6350

S A M E property Eliza Lardlaw (widow) to Pa t r k Toy CQ- 0 ) bull bull nom

MADISON s t s s3834e Bedford av 168xl00 h amp 1 Mary J wife of M R Pe t ty to Mary F wife of Ezekiel A Harris 4 900

PENNst s a 3024 s Lee av 303x100 h ampl A Rossto Hem-y I h n e 8500

P I E R R E P O N T s t s s 125 e Clinton s t 25x100 A AUen to Abram Allen J r 25000

P R E S I D E N T s t s s 225 w Powers s t 100x100 W P Byrne to~James E Dimond 6000

P R O S P E C T pl n e s 155 n w Vanderbilt av 20x131 S J Stevens to Charles H Par -s o n s 15000

bCHERMERHORN St n s 1501 w Smith s t 25x 1012 bull A AUen to Geo D AUen 6000

S M I T H s t e s 77 n Sackett s t 23x100 R S Crane to WilUam D Walker (Foreclos) 1750

STOCKHOLM s t n s 343 e Myrtle av 32x30x mdashx8x35xl2xl00 P Reynolds to Robinson GiU (Foreclos) 2300

STOCKTON a t s s 180 w Throop av 20x100 Mary Jarvie to John Flinn of-New York 4500

V A N B U B E N s t s s 325 w Bedford av25x 934 G L Moehring to Abraham Ackerman

of New Y o r k 1500

V A R E T and MorreU sts n w cor 100x25 h amp 1 Margaretha Klug et al to Karl and Maria A Weiss 7900

W Y C K O F F s t n s 1915 n w 6th av 44x100 T SkeUy to Thomas P Stevenson 4000

SOUTH 4th s t n a 85 a Ofch s t 2lx95 W Mofcfc fco Joseph McKee 250O

SOUTH 4fch sfc n s 63 w Oth sfc 21x95 F ran-cisca Brendle (widow) fco William D Lock-wood 4700

2 D s t w s 552 n South Oth s t 206x100 W M Thurman fco Henry Lemkan 6000

5 T H sfc n w s 50 s w South Isfc s t 25x1036 W D Lockwood to John W By ard 4600

6TH s t e B 80 n South 2d s t 20x50 Sarah J wife of W E Butler to Theodore E Green 1000

SAME properfcy T B Green to William B Bufcler 1000

N O R T H Sfch st s w s 125 n w 5th s t SOx) 100 I

N O R T H Sfch s t s w s 200 n w 5th s t 50x 100 J S J Hunfc to Peter Koelsch 5600

N O R T H 9fch s t n e s 150 n w 4th s t 50xl00 S J Hun t to CorneUus Mayer 2800

SOUTH 9th and 5th sts n e cor 50x73 N Baulsir to Jane A wife of Joshua Brown of New York 6000

1 1 T H s t s w B 1635 n w Sth av 50x100 H L Clarke to Charles Nickenig 2900

12TH St e sbdquo befc South5fch st and Broadway 33 11X42X534 (very bad description)

SOUTH 5fch s t s s 125 s e 12th s t 44x5610 x638 bull J H Eichinger to Margt wife of George Eichin-ger 500

2 0 T H St s s 225 e 7th av 25x100- Mary McCausland et al to Andrew S Wheeler (C a G) 500

SAME properfcy J McCausland fco A S Wheeler (Q C) nom

BAYav n e s 200 n w Cedar s t 100x100 J Halliday fco Pafcrick Collins of Gravesend L 1 200

CARLTON av w s 19911 n Dekalb av 215x 100 h it 1 Emma J wife of A D Atlunson to IsabeUa Rice (widow) 15000

CLASSON av e s 1502 n Myrtle av 126x100 h amp 1 J Lock fco Louis Samson 4000

CLINTON av e s 71 s Fulfcon av 30x100 R Carpenfcer fco Ezekiel Auerbach 13500

D E K A L B av s s 375 w Lewis av 25x100 h amp 1 J J Larkhi to Pedro A Afonso 7000

HARRISON av and Heyward sfc easterly cor 23 XSO C J Summers to Lorenz Ri t ter 1220

OviNGTON av n e s near 4th av 1016x1738 (Bay Ridge) W H Denyse to Otto K Ivjranse 6750

OviNGTON and 4th avs easterly cor 78x175Ix 495xmdash (Bay Ridge) Eliza N Blunt (widow) to Otto K iCranse 1250

P A R K av s s 100 e Tompkins av 221x100 N H Clement to F rank Crooke of Fla t shybush 1425

3 D av e s 53 s Dean st 23x70 i D E A N s t s s 7711 e 3d av 221x75 f

B Auerbach to Richard C a r p e n t e r 12000 6TH av and Warren s t s e cor 100x947 C

W Riecks to Abel F Goodnow 16250 GRAVESEND 5 955-1000 acres adj Adrian Bershy

ger A Berger to Henry Johnson of Gravesshyend 7146

April Ath OviNGTON av n B (indeft) 545x1703 Ann

Meier (widow) to Geo Marriott 400 CALYER st n s 25 w Guernsey st 25x75

Jane wife of T Howell to Fanny I wife of James D Mogg 1200

CHAUNCEY s t and Paca av s w cor 350x100 14 hs amp Is H Beales to John Davies 7000

COOK s t s s 250 e MorreU s t 25x100 h amp 1 H Grant to Erns t Schon 1100

D E G R A W s t B S 15210 w Columbia s t 17Ox 100 S A Church to Johannes Scharfeuberg (Q C ) nom

S A M E property J Scharfenberg to Peter Buhr 5000

E L M st n s 100 w WiUow s t 25x95 h amp 1 F Schmecker te John Y^-eger 1800

H A L S E Y s t s s 80 e Throop av 20x100 H A L S E Y s t s s 140 e Throop av 40x100 i H A L S E Y s t s s 200 e Throop av 60x100 [ H A L S E Y st s s 300 e Throop av 20x100 J

J Halliard to Henry Osborn 7000 H O O P E R s t n s 275 e Bedford av 66x100 F Scholes to Francis DuBois 5550 H E Y W A R D s t n s 336 e Wythe av 236x100

W WaU to Henry D a h l 800 H E Y W A R D s t n B 226 e Wythe av 336x100

H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E A i i i c k e s 1 0 0 0

H E Y W A R D st and Wythe av norfcherly cor) 226x100 I

H E Y W A R D sfc n w s 45 n e Wyfche av mdash f to River s t xmdash j H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E Adickes 1800

JOHNSON s t n s 75 e Smith s t 25x100 h amp 1 Margaretha wife of A Schmand to Joseph Herte 3100

K E A P s t n s 165 w Lee av 22x100 D K HaU to Martha W H wife of Morton B Smith of New York 13500

MCDONOUGH s t n s 100 w Hopkinson av 1 ll76x200

B E D F O R D av w s 40 s Taylor s t 20x90 | J P Knapp to John M Quackenboss of Montshygomery Orange Co N Y 25000

MESEROLE s t n s 175 e Leonard s t 25x100 A Ginter to Theodore F r e u n d 9075

O X F O R D s t w s 1498 s Lafayette av 214x 100 Clara L wife of A J Ddtger to Eliz A T Phelps 17000

P A C I F I C sfc n s 3539 e Carlton av 196x742 G M Stevens to Susan N Howard of East^ Chester N Y (Foreclos) 5000

P R I N C E s t e s 100 n Willoughby s t 25x85 -C W Frieling to Mai-tha A FrieUng (wishydow) (Q C) 400

P A C I F I C andColumbia sts n e cor 95x50 J Morton et al to John H Tate of Flatbush 6000

RODNEY s t s 6 1448 w Bedford av 448x100 J W Borcherding to Charles Kuehne-mundfc 5500

ST M A R K S pL n s 226 w Carlfcon av 21x131 J V Porfcer fco Pierre D Van Hoesen of New York 13000

SANDFORD sfc e s (No 229) J Fifczsiinmons to Jane L wife of Samuel D Thomas (Conshytract) 5500

U N I O N s t s s 290 e Hoyt s t 20xl00 J BeU fco Clara E wife of Abram Wilsey (B amp S) 3000

SAME properfcy Clara E wife of A Wilsey to Adeline E wife of John BeU (B amp S ) 3000

V A N B U R E N s t n s 325 w Franklin av 20x 100 Mary A wife of M Bunker to Phrebe H Weiss 5250

W I L L I A M st and Troyav s e cor 7091x100 S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann of New York (34 par t 833

W H I P P L E s t s e s 138 s w Throop av 15x 556x399x38 C Dit tmer to Rosa wife of J o shyseph Weininann 500

W H I P P L E st s e s 128 s w Throop av 25x 522xmdash-x38 Josephine Pfab (widow) to Jacob Rech (Correcting error) (QC) nom

SOUTH 5tii s t s s 80 w Sth s t 20x100 P Boshyvers to Franz Herrschaffc 1400

6 T H s t w s 121 s Soufch 4fch sfc 174x100 h amp 1 Sarah Clark tb David G Cay wood of New York 5600

I S T H st s w s 225 s e 5th av 25xl00 Soshyphia wife of D Fickeh to JiiUa M -wife of Soloshymon B RusseU 1100

B E D F O R D av and Rosa s t n w cor 100x110 hs amp Is J M Quackenboss to Joseph F Knapp 50000

D E K A L B av and Sandford st n w cor 31x83 h amp I B McAlasher to Edward Freel 500

F R A N K L I N av w s 13511 n Lefferts sfc 187x 12411 (irreg) Sarah Jwife of A TredweU to Edward R o w e 2626

H U D S O N av e s 1097 s Dekalb av 25x1005 W Simonson to Christian Hohn 4500

JOHNSON av s w s 100 n w Suydam s t 186x 10px57xmdash Phcebe E wife of C M Knowlton to Michael Naeder 1600

JOHNSON av and Baltimore pl s e cor 200x1 4752 ( X p a r t ) j

JOHNSON av and Cincinnati pl s e cor 200 ( 4548 (J^part) J S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann 2333

K E N T av s w s at intersection of centre Une of Rodney st if continued 125x1519 to Wall shyabout channel xl259xmdash P Scholes to Geo B Remsen of Hempstead L I 29200

L E W I S av e s 40 s P a l a s M s t 20x100 Sarah A wife of G Sturtevant fco Alex S Walsh of Jamaica L I 5500

NEW^ B U S H W I C K road and road adj Evergreen Cemetery northerly cor 11 372-1000 acres F Du Bois to Henry Hauselmann 18195

U N I O N av e s 53 a Montrose av 22x75 h amp 1 L Fink to Martin D i e r a u f 5200

V E R N O N av s s 300 e Flatbush plank road 100x150 J H Tate to Franklin H Know-er 8000

W E B S T E R av s s 363 e 2d s t 456x1093 i W E B S T E R av s s and Isfc s t s w cor 456 gt- -

X1093 ) J W Hull to John T Mackenzie 1800bull

A^ril nth A D A M S s t e s 75 n TUlary s t 266x539 (in-

deft share) Louisa -wife of G C Green fco -Henrietta L Sphraidt (B amp S ) 400

182 R E A L E S T A T E R E G ^ O R D

B A L T I C s t s amp 3154 w Clinton s t 34x100 J Frisbee to Harriet A wife of Jared Brewsfcer (Q C 1865) nom

B A N K E R st w s- 976 s Norman av ISlx 439 (error)

N O R T H 15TH st s w s 82 s e 2d s t 18x100 G A Sacchi to Henry Sacchi 140

B O X s t 8 s 175 w Oakland s t 25x100 M Grace to Nathaniel Morton of Plymouth Mass 900

BERGEN s t n s 230 w Saratoga av 120x1072 P Massa to John Stafford amp Alex Nichol 2400

CEDAR s t a e s 3807 n e Evergreen av 100x839 5 hs amp Is T S Olive to Henry Kearney 1750O

CLINTON s t e s 163 n Pierrepont s t 25xl00 A Querean to James Bailey 14250

DOWNING s t e a 350 s Gates av 25x100 Nancy M wife of J Irwin to Walter Green-ough 7000

H O O P E R s t n s 2214 w Matey av 80x100 _ F Scholes fco Peter J ODonohue 5060 J E F F E R S O N s t s s 2834 w Stuyvesant av

168x100 L Kenny to Thomas Garvey of New York 6000

L I N D E N boulevard n s 75 e proposed extension of Nostrand av 25x235 Charlotte wife of L Mendelson to Jos Leghorn of New York 3500

LOMBARDY st s s 155 w Morgan av 20x1265 (irreg) R C Combes to Severin Mejer1000

LOMBARDY s t s s 95 w Morgan av 60x986x mdashxl265 R C Combes to James H Saxton of Newark N J 2500

MADISON s t s a 475 w Nostrand av 25x100 C King to Harriet wife of Cuthbert C Gorshydon 7S00

M ONROE s t n s 150 w Patchen av 25x100 Nannie W wife of G A Gardiner to Win H Harrison 1700

NASSAU s t n s 200 e Gold s t 20x1071 h amp 1 B Donlon to John S Sfciger of New York 10000

N E L S O N s t n s 140 e Court s t 20x100 h amp 1 C M Felt to Fred k W amp Marie Moritz of New York 4750

OAKLAND s t e s 225 s Nassau ay 283x1 OOx 479xmdash P C IngersoU to EUza A wife of George H Stiles 1400

P E N N st s s 100 w Harrison av 202x100 C A Cushman to Wm B Pester 1110

P E N N s t s s 120 w Harrison av 203x100 G H Mellisch to WUliam B Pester 1110

R I C H A R D S and Van Dyke sfcs easterly cor 80x 20 W W Goodrich to Thomas CarroU 610

R U T L E D G E s t n w s 1634 s w Leeav SlSx 100 - A Lowerre to Alfred O Backus 4600

RYERSON s t w s 84 n Myrtle av 20x100 Eliz A H wife of A Y BirdsaU to S Josephine wife of Stephen T Birdsall 5500

SKILLMAN s t w s 1032 n Lafayette av 182 xlOO h ltamp 1 J McCarthy to EUen 0 L Co-halan 1000

STOCKTON s t s s 240 w Throop av 20x100 (Foreclos) G M Stevens fco Chas B Nichols of Albany 1000

STOCKTON s t n s 350 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Valentine Weissensee of New York 1100

V A N D Y K E s t n e s 20 s e Richards st 20 x80 W W Goodrich to Barnard Rom-ke 400

W A R R E N s t s s 4799 w Nevins s t 20x100 Letitia McCabe to Patr ick Dervin 1850

W I L S O N s t SO s of and Wythe av 774 e of (rear) 194x20 M Donovan to Charles P Kuchnemnndt 250

W I L S O N st s s 774 e Wythe av-194xl00 C Kuchnemundt to John M Borcherding 9500

SOUTH 5TH s t n s 170 e Oth s t 43x1004 P Bovers to Valentine Broker 2600

SOUTH 5Tn s t a s 60 w Sth s t 30x80 P Bovers fco Walfcer K Van Valkenburgh 1625

7 T H s t n w s 834 s w Norfch 6fch s t 16Sx 100 Harriefc L Nelson fco Sabrina B Au-bery nom

1 0 T H St n e s 170 s e 3d av 30x100 W Corboy to Jeremiah Corboy 3600

B E D F O R D av and Hewes s t n e cor 60x97 J WUde to Francis Du Bois 8350

B E D F O R D av e s 60 s Hooper s t 80x97 J WUde to Peter J ODonahue 11000

F R A N K L I N av w s 30 n Dean s t 30x80 h amp 1 J Stafford to Theodora wife of Ferd Massa 9000

K E N T av s w s intersection of centre line of Keap St if continued thence n w 1351x1519 to WaUabout channel xl359xmdash P Scholes to Oscar F Hawley Jr of New York 38200

LAFAYETTE avs S 88 W Adelphi s t 22x91x 12x9x10x100 R H u n t to Max HarnickeL 11000

LAFAYETTE avi s s 45 w Grand av 39x100 J T Barnard to Henry Blatchford 4400

LAFATETTE av s s 190 w Reed av 20x100 B amp 1 A DoU to JohnKle in 5000 L E W I S av and Bainbridigest s e cor 25x100

H Megchendorf to Theodore P r o s s e r 1900

MARCY av w s 651 s Dekalb av 910xmdash(irshyreg strip) J Sneddon to Charles M Titus of Ithaca N Y 3000

STOCKTON s t n s 375 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Constantino Be rnaue r 1100

T H R O O P av e s 623 w Gerry s t 209x119 A Simendinger to John Rueger 1000

WILLOUGHBY av u s 165 w Tompkins av 20x100 P Mead to Albert B King 5600

April Gth ATLANTIC s t s s 203 w Smith st 20x702

J Dietrich to Herman Thimig 12000 B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass s t 100x23x

mdashXmdashx25 J Hoyt to Chas Hoyt (Reconveyshyance) nom

B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass a t 100x23x mdashXmdashx25 C H Hoyt to Maria Douglass 400

CRANBERRY s t n s (No 35) 25x100 Grace wife of T R Hoole to Mott Bedell 13 500

DOUGLASS s t a w s 100 a e Bond s t 100x200 to Gowanus canal W P Powers to Edward P Davis and Ellen M wife of Henry Kelsey (C a G) 9125

SAME property Jul ia Davis et al to WiUiam B Nichols 18250

D E A N st a a 200 e Schenectady av 25x1072 h amp 1 G Evans to Victor Vierow 2700

SAME property V Vierow to Paul A Koch2900 E L M St n s 103 w Central av 22x71 E

Holdridge to Fanny Lotheringfcon 2300 GRATTAN and Bogart sts s e cor 100x50 FLUSHING and Johnson avs s w cor 159x595

xl00x25x50xl00 to Forest stxl6 P Bovers to Robert Adair 3225

H St a a 183 w Union av 20x1416 Anshytoinette A wife of G H Brisfcol to Caroline M Morgan of New Rochelle N Y 375

JACKSON and Front sts n e cor 75x100 JACKSON s t n s 75 e Front st aboufc 324x

100 T McGoey to Hugh Kaig of New York (B amp S) 15000

MADISON s t n s 1189 w Bedford av 189x100 h amp 1 Sarah wife of T Atkinson to George 0 Magown of New York 8000

MONROE st s s 160 w Marcy av 20x100 Sushysannah E C wife of W C Russell to Wm H Daycock 6800

P R E S I D E N T s t n s 112 w Van Brunt s t 19x50 h amp 1 P A E Koehnto AndwC Schmidt3250

P E N N s t s s 2247 w Lee av 205x100 h amp 1 H Irwin to David S Gidney 8000

P R E S I D E N T a t n s 155 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 135 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 115 w Bond s t 20x100

C M Earle to Alfred Wallis (Par t i t ion) 1800 STFUBEN s t w s 200 n Myrtle av 50x100 G

W Child to Michael Farrell 2100 VALWORTII St e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x100

C Weisheit to Charles MuUer 4000 W A R R E N s t n s ICO w Hoyt s t 20x100 h amp1

M Seyler to Horace K Thurber (B amp S)nom I S T H s t s s 118 e 4th av 1711x1002 h amp I

J Hirst to Wm A Virtue of New York 4000 18TH s t n e s 100 n w 3d av 25x1002 J

R Kuhn to Robert Ormeston (Foreclos) 300 ATLANTIC and Stone avs s e cor 200x100 ) P A C I F I C s t n s 150 e Stone av 50x100 f

S Emanuel to James H Kidder (B amp S)9000 F R A N K L I N av (No 288) b e t Lafayette and

Dekalb avs ( 2 D pl (No 17) b e t Henry and Clinton sts and j

all furniture and fixtures J J H Hubbard to Jacob R Duvall of New York (C) 35000

GATES av n s 80 w Ryerson s t 20x100 h amp 1 Hannah E wife of J A Greene to Thomas R BaU 11000

KINGSTON av w s 40 n Bergen a t 40x100 h amp 1 W A Vredenburgh to Kate L Trus-low 8080

MONTROSE av and Leonard s t s e cr 75x75 P V MorreU to Francis Pfeiffer 14000

SHEPARD and Bay avs s w cor 90xl00 Sashyrah V wife of B C ThornaU to Wm H Decker 3000

SAME property W H Decker to (jiUiert H Crawford nom

S A M E property G H Crawford to Cath D wife of Wm H Decker (B amp S) nom

A2Jri 8th B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smith s t 25x100 H

L Carr to Thomas HamUton (B amp S ) nom B A L T I C s t n e s 150 s e Smith st 25x100

N H Clemenfc to Thomas HamUton (Foreshyclose ) 4650

CLAY a t a a 170 w Union av 20x100 D A t -kin to P ia t t C IngersoU 4500

CONOVER s t e s 60 n Van Dyke at 20x80 p Hardy to Louia Garypie (Q C) nom

S A M E Property L Garypie to Emanuel Andershyson 1700

D E V O E St a s 1879 e Union av 20xl003 J Sherwood to Adeline A W i l s o n 2 2 0 0

D E A N s t a s 243 9 e Schenectady av 37x 1072 h amp 1 S J Styles to Mary wife of Thos Curry of Jersey City 3700

DIAMOND s t e s 200 n Nassau av 50x100 P C IngersoU to David Atkin 1750

E W E N s t w s 50 s Conselyea s t 25x100 h amp 1 P M Hall to John W Mulen 4200

F R O S T a t n a 150 w Smith s t 25x76 Lucy A wife of S Keeler to John W Vanderzee of New York 2800

H O O P E R s t n s 1214 w Marcy av 20x100 P Scholes to Charles Murray 1400

J E F F E R S O N a t s s 225 w Ralph av 50x200 D M Smyth to Robert H Eschenbach 1900

LIVINGSTON sfc n s 100 w Hanover p l 20x75 G M Stevens to Nicholas Cooper (Foreshyclose ) 5500

L U Q U E E R at 8 a 1568 e Clinton a t 2010x100 1 D Fletcher to Edward H K i d d e r 1 0 0 0

P A C I F I C sfc n s 380 e Porfcland av 20x100 Chariofcte S wUe of C G Klug to Wm Erd t -mann 9000

P A C I F I C s t n s 3755 w Nostrand av 1453 x786xll3 to Clove road xmdash to Pacific st Frances M S wife of D N Carrington to Stephen Pri tchard 10000

P R O S P E C T st s s 140 w Bridge s t 25x100 h amp I J Brower to Patr ick Moran 6000

P U L A S K I s t s a 125 e Stuyvesant av 20x1 100 I

PuLASKi St s a 205 e Stuyveaant av 20x f 100 J J McClean to George PoweU 11000

SACKETT a t n s 160 e Hoyt s t 20x100 L S MiUs to Edward H Kidder 3500

SCHERMERHORN s t s s SO e Smith at 20x100 G M Stevena to J Pierrepont Edwarda (Foreclos) 11250

SKILLMAN st e s 225 n Pa rk av 100x100 P Donlon to John S Stiger of New Y o r k 6000

ST J A M E S S pl e s 200 n Gates av 20x100 h amp 1 T Lambert to Thomas McStave 13000

SuYDAM St e s 8810 n Atlantic av 40x13810 xlO 7x296x1373 J RUey to Hephzibah wife of Wm D Murphy (C a G) 1000

SUYDAM s t n a 250 e WiUow a t 50x95 J W Naughton to Geo amp Charlotte Ledger 3500

TAYLOR s t a s 1898 w Wythe av 15x100 G M Stevens to Robert Ferrier of New York (Foreclos) 1000

2 D pL n a 1295 e Clinton s t 265x1335 N H Clement to Divine Burtis (Partit ion) 10025

2 D pl n s 766 e Clinton a t 265xl335 h amp I Jane wife of M T Gibbona to Isaac L McshyGay of New York 18000

2 D St S S 160 W Bond s t 20xlOO I D Fletcher to Edward H Kidder 5500

1 6 T H s t n e s 3014s e th av 25x100 P e shyter OHara to Patr ick OHara 1000

ViN B U R E N s t n s 250 e Throop av 25x100 T Simpson to Thomas Bagot 1000

WALWORTH a t e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x 100 C Muller to Julius Hansen and Charles Schneider of New York 5000

W Y C K O F F st n a 2913 w Rochester av 25x 1279 H Danernehin to Louis Marchold 1500

SAME property L Marchold to Anna M wife of Henry Danernhein (B amp S) 1-500

D E B E V O I S E av and Amoa a t s w cor 150x125 x200x25x50xl00 P Quinn to Mary A wife of

John E Capet 4000 D E K A L B av a a 100 w Stuyvesanfc av 10()x

100 J Y Pifcchefcfc to George Delatush of New Dover Middlesex Co N J 42500

GATES av n s 163 e Classon av 20x100 h amp 1 P Lamberfc to Wilkes Gay of New York 12500

GR-AND av e a 216 8 Gatea av 21x1016 T Skelly to Maria Brenner of Manhasaefc Queens Co L I 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 280 w Grand av 20x100 N Sfcevens to BveUue A Brainard nom

M Y R T L E av and Conselyea s t southerly cor 146x1036xl055 G G Dukes et aL to Edshyward Davies (C a G) 900

NORMAN av n s 50 w Diamond s t 25x95 J P Mahony to Edward Carney 1000

R A L P H av w s 872 n Dean s t 20x100 S Styler to Robert Lindsey 225

STUYVESANT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x 100 W Johnston fco John Rose 7000

S T M A R K S av s a 20 w Carlfcon av 20x81 C G Schneider fco John S Sfciger 12000

5 T H av e s 204 n 7fch s t 198x70 ) 9 T H s t n s 1576 a e 4fch av 19x90 J

Margarefc wife of E Kenney to Edward W Richardson 13000

April 9th B E L V I D E R E sfc S e B 2066 s w Beaver s t 25

x852 A Stockholm e t a l to Anton VigeshyU u s 900

CjCffiDMBiA St- n w s- 16 n e Sackett sfc 21x95 hi amp1 J Levisolm- to-WiUiam Mor r i s 8000

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 183

CLAY st n a 300 e Union av 75x100 ha amp Is L Dnbb fco Mary Kohn of New Y o r k 33000

CHESTNUT st s e a 300 s w Johnson av 25x 100 G G Diikes et al to Cafcharine Murray

G ) - 300 (C DOUGLASS s t a s 129 e Perry av 376x1276

C S Barker to Freelove D R o g e r s 1 0 0 0 E L L I O T T p l e a 4626 s Hanson pl 2010x100

Eliz F wife M B Swezey fco Emma wife of John Syms 7800

HANCOCK sfc n a 2042 w Sfcuyvesant av 2010 xlOO Mary P wife of J Flood to Hubbard L RusseU 750

H A M I L T O N s t w s 1615 n P a r k av 100x150 EUen H wife of C C Pa t t en to Mary A Hig-gin^ 10000

H I G H sfc s s 75 w Bridge sfc 25x100 (parfci-fcion) E A Hutchins to Henry Crum-mey 5000

LIVINGSTON st and Hanover pL n w cor 20x 75 h amp I N Cooper to Maria wife of CJhas R P i t t 6000

LE0N4RD St w s 60 n Powers s t 20x75 h ife I T Terry fco James Meakin Flushing L I and Henry Beales 3000

MARION sfc n s Lofcs 44 and 46 (Blk 8) Hunter Ply Farm 50x100 J Volke to Martin F Lindhorn 675

MACON at n s 145 w Tompkins av 20x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam P C Denike (Foreshyclos ) 250

OAKLAND and Freemen sfcs n w cor 25x100 M Walker fco James Law 1000

PiERREPOiNT St s s 125 6 CUnton St 25x100 A Allen J r to Abram AUen 25000

R O S E at s s 3904 w Bedford av 224x100 H Ranken to Hans C F Gatje 2000

SACKETT s t n s 99 a Hicks s t 1910x75x1x25 bull xlSlOxlOO M Shearmaji to Cath wife of

John Griffen S500 SACKETT s t n s 11810 e Hicks s t 1910x100

h ife 1 M Shearman to Cath wife of John Griffen 8500

V-AN D Y K E st n e s 40 s e Richards s t 20x 80 W W Goodrich to John H Von Be-bern 350

W A R R E N s t a s 12010 w 4th av 20x100 h amp 1 E S MiUs to Daniel A Youngs (B amp S) 5500

WASHINGTON s t e s 78 s Adams s t 25x996 h ltfe 1 B MueUer to Fredk Schmelcher 1400

7TH s t w s 748n e North l e t s t 25x80 Emily E wife of J Armstrong to Alfred Hobley 3500

9 T H St centre line 5109 e 3dav 25xtb n 125 G B Goldschmidt to James Morgan (C a G) 5000

SOUTH 9th s t s s 146 w 4th sb 50x100 J R Thomas fco Isfc Univeraalist Society WUshyliamsburg 8000

SOUTH 9th a t a a 121 w 4th s t 25x100 W W Armfield to 1st Universalist Society Wilshyliamsburgh 4000

1 0 T H St n e s 100 s e 2d av 22x100 E Brazwell to John Broderick 1000

2 3 D St s w s 4834 n w 5th av 168x100 J Crocker toAlfonzo E Bacon 3700

4 3 D s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1002 P P Page to John Cavanagh 2250

GATES av s s 204 w Ralph av 19x100 J Palmer to Michael FarreU 7500

April lOtJi A M I T Y s t n s 150 e Clinton st 25x100 ) CLINTON s t e s 75 n Amity s t 25x90

D Darrow to John Shuster 10000 B E R G E N s t s s 1975 e Smith s t 231x100

J Shuster to Daniel Dan-ow of New York9000 CHAUNCEY s t n s 370 w Lewis av 20x100

Carrie B wife of E D Valentine to EmUy A wife of H A Kent of Plainfield N J (Q C) nom

D E G R A W s t s s 200 e Smifch at 20x100 h amp 1 W J BedeU fco Nafchl A Boyn ton 11000

D I A M O N D s t n s 3164 e Main at S59xl599x 403x8710x200 W P Sweet to Diedrich WestfaU 5000

E L L I O T T pl (late Hampden a t ) w a 120n Lashyfayette av 33x100 h ltfe 1 Mary C Hawkins to Augusta A Becker 13000

H E N R Y s t e s 50 s Presidenfc sfc 35x117 Kath wife of J W GUbert to Catharine E Dohrmann 13000

H E R B E R T s t n w s 1709 s w North Henry s t 35x100 W Cooper to Margaret KeUy 400

H E R B E R T st s a 1603 w North Henry s t 50x 95 W Cooper fco Ml FuUen of New York850

H I C K S a t n w s 89 s w Sackett a t 33x100 Anna wife of J S Schoenfeld to Ada Duffy of New York 8000

I V Y St 8 e s 180 s w Central av 40x100 G J Murphy to Abraham Lowerre (Foreshyclos ) 400

PENNBt n s-38310 e Wythe av 20x100 N H Clements to James W Valentine (Foreshyclos ) 200

THOJIPSON s t w s 675 n Pa ten t av 55x026 (irreg) Mary Graf (widow) fco Andrew S Wheeler (Q C ) nom

2 D pl s s 300 e Court s t 25x1335 h amp 1 T Losee fco Henriefcta W C wife of Louis Arnstaedt 11800

SOUTH 3 D a t s a 100 e l l t h s t 25x95 A Saloskinsky to Patr ick Keegan 3000

5 T H s t about 128 a e and FUmore s t 53 n e (rear) 306x207x3311x237 The Industrial School Association to Jul ia A Stodder 267

8TH Stn s 1209e 3dav 25x100 J R Smith to Peter Plant in and Theo Person 1000

l lTH St n s 2393 e 6fch av 144x6911 h amp 1 T Gumming to Edward H Seeley 2000

U T H s t n a 2393 e Oth av 144x61111 h amp 1 E H Seeley to Wm H Applegate (More $1500) 1700

1 3 T H s t n a 2747 e 3d av 176x100 h amp1 Jane wife of J Mackie to Thoma a McComb (Mortga) nom

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 P C Junker fco Barbara Eberhardt nom

SAME property Barbara Eberhardt to Adelbeid wife of Henry Pet te 5000

15TH s t a w s 300 n w 6th av 3911x100 (irreg) C WUhelms et al to John Holmes3350

15TH s t n e s 9710 a e 7th av 25x100 Kath wife of P Remmet to Joseph Mosback J r 2500

1 8 T H s t s w s 84 n w 7th av 16x100 J Wood to Nancy wife of John Mace 1600

I S T H s t n s 400 e 10th av 20x1002 P Reynolds to Gerald McMurray (Foreclos) 3100

2 0 T H St n s 1616 w 7th av 206x100 H Lee to EUas B Weidler 700

3 2 D a t n s 425 e 5th av 25xmdash h amp 1 W Dunn to Christopher HaUiday of N Y 1700

A T L A N T I C av and John st s e cor 25x81 P Lauzer to Francis Vetter of N Y 800

GATES and Lewis avs s w cor 100x200 J D PhUlips to James Campbell 10100

H U D S O N av w s 563 s Lafayette s t 189x80 P Leib to Mathias Windecker J4 part) (Q C) 3C00

M Y R T L E av n s 14411 e JeiFeraon s t 25x68x 68 to Jefferson s t x25x5Sx5S J J McCrum to Henry WUla 2800

NOSTRAND av e s 312 n Myrtle av 21x90 M J Shipton fco James J Thomson nom

P O R T L A N D av w s 483 s DeKalb av 24x913 h amp 1 L Kane to George Crary 24000

2 D and Ovington avs n e cor 100x125 New Utrecht J A Perry to the Bay Ridge Athe-neuni 1500

S H E P A R D av w s 100 n G a y s t 25x100 L Cm-fcis fco Margaret wife of Jacob Pefcerson (Q C) nom

S A L T meadows of grantor in 10th Ward adj Polhemus amp Denton ife Creek to J C Preels mill pond G A Powers to A D Clutfcer-buck (Q C) 500

April llth B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smifch sfc 25x100 J

Power to Thomas Hamilton (B ife S) nom C E N T R E a t e a 50 a Broadway 50x100 Harshy

riet M wife of E E Cornell to Anton Metzen-dorf 500

CONSELYEA st n s 225 w Ewen st 25x100 G Jackson to Thomaa H CorneU 5250

D E A N at n a 2496 w Nevina s t 21x100 C W Eldridge to Andrew Ayres (B amp S) nom

E L L E R Y a t n s 250 w Throop av 25x100 Annet ta wife of J B CanaveUo to Jacob Schmidt 900

GARNET s t n s 80 w Court s t 20x10 C H BaUey to Daniel Callahan of New Y o r k 6000

H A R T s t s a 120 e Yatea av 30x100 F Reynolds to George W Mead (Foreclos) 3900

JOHNSON s t n s 135 w Humboldt a t 25x100 Maria Meyer to Peter Fabee 3100

MONROE s t ri s200 w Tompkins av 20x100 F Wood to Frances C wife of F rank M Thor-b u m 6500

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 34 35 amp 36 75x100 hs amp Is T S Shortland to Richard H Laimbeer 27000

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 31 32 amp 33 75x100 hs amp la Mary A Shortland (widow) to Richard H Laimbeer 38000

R O D N E Y a t n s 254 e Bedford av 22x100 Maria wife of G Peacock to M P M de la Figaniere nom

RUTLEDCiE st and Wythe av n -w cor 80x100 J Frye to Josiah N Christmas 7000

R U T L E D G E st a a 160 w Marcy av 20x100 h amp 1 T Q Holcomb to James O r r 6500

U N I O N s t n s 3094 w Smith s t 158x100 h amp 1 J S BaUey et al (Exra) to Edward P Raymond 7750

W H I P P L E a t n a 200w Throop av 25x100 G Binns to Johann Ritfcer of L L Cifcy 4000

W Y C K O F F s t s w s ^ 315 n w Bond s t 20x 100 h amp L C H Kessler to Geo W^ Drees of New York 5500

N O R T H 2D sfc a s 61 w 6th at 88x995x25x402 x603x236x7x100 The Industrial School Asshysociation to Daniel Schaefer 5136

3 D s t n s 14011 e Smith st20x80 h amp L EmUy W wife of J Baiz to Wm H McCool of NewYork 8000

5 T H a t w s 122 n North 3d s t 50x100 h amp 1 Ann wife of John Grigg to Nicholas S Tu-nison 18 COO

13TH s t a s 17310 w Oth av 25x100 C L Barnett to James A Van Brunt (Foreshyclos) 850O

14Tn s t n e s 29710 n w Sth av 25x100 A McGrath to FelLx J Duffy 6000

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 Adelheit wife of H Fe t t e fco August amp Henry Immig and John Schoen 5000

31 ST s t s w a 325 s e 3d av 25x100 J Moshynas to Mary and Edward McCormick (B amp S) 1 300

ATLANTIC a v n a 2510 w WUUams av 25x 773 (irreg) M Donnelly to Ludwig Ershyn e s t 8000

CARLTON av e s 3373 s Park av 25x100 A Schepper to Cafcharine Mendel 3300

CARLTON av w s 873 a Park av 25x100 G M Sfcevena to Sarah CampbeU (Foreshyclos) 2700

FLUSHING and North Portland avs a w cor 226x75x376x812 P Murtagh to Whitmon Kenyon and Albro J Newton 12000

N E W J E R S E Y av e s 100 n Broadway 75x100 I W Vanderveer to Henry Wright 1500

PUTNAM av a a 40 w Classon av 20x80 H McLaughlin fco Annie wife of Edward A Dushybey 6000

P U T N A M av s s 450 w Ralph av 50xl00 Mary E wife of J B Gardiner to Eliza B Garrett 1200

P U T N A M av n s 320 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swimm to Theo B Gafces and John H Doherfcy 9000

P U T N A M av n s 340 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swknm to Uriah HiU J r of PeekskiU N Y 8000

S T M A R K S av n laquo 80 w Carlton av 62x131 x42x326x20x986 E Mettler to Benjamin Bstes 8000

7TH av and 17th st southerly cor 80x20 h ife 1 G H Mehrhoff to Henry Ogger of Wash- -ington Bergen Co N J 4800

April Vith B A L T I C s t n s 2194 n w 5th av 20x100

Mary C wife of R H Robinson to WUUam T Beatty 5100

CONCORD s t a a 50 e Liberty a t 55xl5Sx46x 52x204 Ann wiife of J Libby to Society for Aid of Friendless Women and ChUdren 30000

E A G L E s t n s 150 e Union pl 50x100 ha amp Is A De Groot to Geo Grassick of New York3500

E W E N s t e s 75 n Jackson s t 25x100 J M Steams to Sarah A wife of Jereiniah Has shytings (B amp S) 3000

G O L D s t e a 357 a WiUoughby a t 22x85 R C Dingee to Maria wife of Chas Good^vin 6000

H A M I L T O N st e s 718 a Lafayefcfce av 198x 75 Francea F wife of H S Rigga to James L Brumley 6000

H O P K I N S a t s a 3126 e Marcy av 189x100 D Barnet t to Geo W Mead (Foreclos) nom

MACON s t a s 100 w Throop av 200x80 C L North to Agnea S wife of WUliam J McshyCord 20000

N O R T H s t s s 1189 e 10th s t 273x95 P Reynolds to Fanny Cohen of New York (Foreshyc l o s ) 3 7 0 0

N O B L E s t s s 395 e Franklin s t 25x100 Eliz J wife of B - T Lafrance to Haniiah M wife of W H Rodman 8500

P E N N a t B e s 90 a w Bedford av 16x100 h amp l Eiriina wife of R Eschenbach to Ot to Schneeloch 7000

P E N N st s e a 90 s w Bediord av 16x100 h amp 1 O Schneeloch to Robert H Bachen-bach (Q C) 7000

QUINCEY s t a s 100 w Patchen av 200x100 Josephine wife of F Ofcard to Robert T Dodge 6500

QUINCEY s t n s 3298 e Stuyvesant av 204x 100 J A White to Isaac S Brundage 2000

QUINCEY s t s s 347 e Classon av 69x8() L A Catlin to WUUam Maguire 6000

R o s s s t n w 8 100 n e Bedford av 116x100 C H FeUows to WiUiam E Chapman 24000

RYERSON s t w a 692 n Park av 1611x36x 176x396 J C Ruatin to Michl B u m s 3400

S I G E L (lateMarshaU) a t s a 50 w Leonard a t 25x100 h amp L N Wahl to Theodore amp CaroshyUne Stark of New York 6000

SOMERS s t s a 2946 e Stone av 196x100 P SuUivan to WiUiam Dryden 775

STOCKHOLM a t ii s 343 ri e Myrtle av_j_83x SOxmdashx8x35plusmn12xl00 h amp 1 R GUI to EUengt Baird 3500

184 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

S O U T H 3 D atNn a at s w cor of building known as Trustees HaU 35x100 Virginia bullwife of J J Briest to John Higgins of New York 4500

41ST s t s 6 100 e 1st av 250x1003 Jane A HaU et al to John A LightaU of New Brunsshywick N J 3000

B E N N E T T av w s 150 s Broadway 50x100 E L L I O T T av e s 375 s Broadway 35x100 )

F Bovera to Silas L Church of Canaan Coshylumbia Co N Y 8750

F L U S H I N G av s s bet Marcy and Tompkins avs 3 lots F Vandervoort et al to Abraham Vandervoort of New York nom

U N I O N av amp Richardson st n e cor 50x100 P B Amory to Patr ick McGarry 1300

H E I R S of Samuel Garrison Flatbush (Map 209) lots 64 65 102103 P S Cooke to W Arshymour 186

A2gtril 13th BALTIO s t n e s 2194 n w Sth av 20x100

W T Beatty to WUliam H Ames of New York 8000

B O E R U M s t n s 100 e Smith s t 25x100 L Michel to Heinrich Engel 7000

C A R R O L L s t s s 2764 w 7th av 1714xl23x 1836x1395 E S MUls (special guardian) to Mary E Carman 14000

SUiE property Mary E wife of J S Carman to James Wilson of New York 24000

C E N T R E s t e a 150 n Sackett s t 50x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to Elizabeth Benz 1800

D E A N s t n s 100 e Grand av 108x110 S M Parsons to Francis E Daua (Foreshyclos) 2700

D I A M O N D a t w s 38410 n Van Cott av 25x 100 AUce P wife of S H Pine to Patr ick Kelly 800

E L D E R T a t a s 2104 e Broadway 198x100 i E L D E R T s t s s 230 e Broadway 20xl00

T Hegarty to Thomas Smith (Mortg $8500 and back aasessments) Exchange and 12000

F R O S T s t and Union av n e cor 100x50 P B Amory to Thomas Farmer 1200

G R E E N E s t n s 325 w Union av 25x100 T Martin to Edward C Smith 1000

H A R T s t n a 235 w Throop av 40xlOO J P Rappelj^ea to WiUiam H Jones 2000

H E N R Y a t w s 80 n Summit at 20x1076 h amp L J Bushong to Humphrey S Anderson 10000

H E Y W A R D s t n s 293 e Lee av 196x100 G M Stevens to John Lawrence of New York (Foreclos) 5000

H I C K S st w s 250 n Degraw s t 175x976 i H I C K S s t e s 350 n Degraw s t 30x976 f

J Fet t re tch to Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscombe of New York 27300

M O N R O E st n s 275 w Patchen av 100x100 G H Holbrook to Aaron H Wellington of New York 4000

M Y R T L E st n s 475 e Evergreen av 50x639x 509x548 h amp 1 M C Delamater to Phoebe E -wife of Charles M Knowlton (Mortg $700) 1300

S A C K E T T at n s 796 e Hicks s t 196x75 h amp 1 M Shearman to Gunther Mendorf 8000

S T A T E and Boerum sta a w cor 50x90 T Minrphy to John Curley (Legal sale) 20100

S T A T E s t n s 939 w Court s t 06x80 E H StoweU to WUUam H Wickham 2500

T R U X T O N s t n s 314 e Stone av 196x100 P Sullivan to Thomas Ryan 675

U N I O N st and Sth av southerly cor 733x90 L V Cortelyon to Patr ick Hickey 13000

VAN B U R E N s t n a 401 w Throop av 37x100 P Castner (Exr) to Emma V wife of Charles IsbiU 1500

W Y C K O F F s t n s 100 w Schenectady av 222x135

W Y C K O F F st n s 1443 w Schenectady av i-663x135x359x1307 to Bergen s t x406x | 3557 J H B Starr to Maria Mansfield of New York 2500

4 T H s t e s 839 n Grand st 18x572 (irreg) G M Stevens to Oscar H Stearns (Foreshyclos) 3500

8 T H st and 3d av junction centre lines thence s e 1609 X thence s w 130 x thence n w 359 Xthence a w 130 to 9th s t x thence n w 125 X thence n e 260 T CUfford to Henry C Steneok (Correcting error) ( Q C ) nom

B E N N E T T av w s 300 a Blake av 25x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Charles E Patterson of New York (Mortg $1250)1750

G A T E S av s a 200 e Lewis av 25x100 Eliz bullwife of J McGinnis to WiUiam Wheatley 4600

O R E E N E av s B 100 e Throop av 20x100 P Castner (Bxr) to John CroUus of New York (Exrs deed) 9500

L E E av w s 80 n Taylor s t 20x100 h amp 1 EUa C C wife of T Bewley to John H Bew-ley of Richmond Co S I 10000

M I L L E R av w s 200 s Division av 40x100 -F Cobb to AuguBtus HUl of Newark N J7000

M E E K E R av (late Williamsburgh and Newtown Pike) s e s (18th Ward) 9 2-100 acres J o shyanna Huls t to George Hu l s t (l-9th par t ) 3333

SAME property EUza Rappelyea [(widow) to George H u l s t (l-9th part) 3333

S M I T H av e s 1376 n Baltic av 376x100 J S Stiger to Oliver H Pierson 4500

S N E D E K E R av w a 155 n Liberty av 20x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Augustus HUl of Newark N J 5500

T H R O O P av and Middleton st s e Cor 20x78 A J Lamb to John H Pickens of New York 6800

U N I O N av a s 50 w Schenck av 25x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to EUzabeth Benz 2000

U N I O N av s a 50 w Schenck av 25x100 S S Hemingway to Edward MUler (Foreshyclos) 1800

V A N SICLEN and Union avs n e cor 100x25 P Cobb to John L Warker of East New York 2700

WILLOUGHBY av n i 275 e Marcy av 166x 100 Agnes Boerum to Richard C Addy 1188

WILLOUGHBY av n a 2916 e Marcy av Agshynes Boerum to David B Morehouse 1404

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av and 65th s t ) a w cor 1002x100 J Cumminga to Gord Heinrich Henjes 220

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av) n a 252 e 66th a t 25x 100 G H Henjes to John Christof Henjes 200

April loth C H E E V E R pL w s 1834 s Harrison s t lOSx

886 J Schmitt to Eliz S wife of Chas P Fay 5750

D E A N s t s s 3788 w Sackman st 19x78 (irshyreg) G G Barnard to John John C Smith (Foreclos) (Mort $1000) nom

EOKFOHD s t e s 125n Nassau av 35x100 P C IngersoU to Lawrence Freeland 1200

E L D E R T a t a s 1596 e Broadway 5010x100 P A Ledoux to Thomas Smith 18000

E L D E R T a t s a 250 e Broadway 198x100 P W Ledoux to Thomas Smith Exch amp 6000

G R E E N s t n a 250 e Union av 25x100 Maria R wife of J Kal t to Anton Gabry-lemcz 1000

J A Y s t e s 325 n Willoughby s t 25x1076 P Bunker to Thomas EUiott 7777

L Y N C H s t s e s 425 n e Marcy av 100xlOO Frances L wife of W H Ludlow to Mathias Bindiim 4000

MADISON a t n s 319 w Nostrand av 32x1348 Grace P wife of G H Hughes to Charles C Mudge 7000

M A R I O N a t s s 25 w Ralph av 189x100 W Radde to Nicholaus Muller 1000

MoFFATT St n s 120 e Broadway 100x100 T Hegarty to Thomas Smith 25500

MONROE s t n s 285 w Marcy av 20x100 F C Vrooman to Sarah wife of Henry B Porshyter 6300

P A C I F I C at n s 2884 e Bond st 168x90 Ann M wife of J F Marschalk to John Surin 8000

QUINCEY s t s s 185 e Nosfcrand av 20x100 J T NeweU fco Anna Schwalbe of New York 11000

R O D N E Y st n w s 188 a w Lee av 314x100 h amp 1 W Lamb efc al fco Sarah R Marr 13000

R I C H A R D S afc a e a 80 n e Van Dyke sfc 30x 100 W W Goodrich to Eliz wife of Aug D B F rank 430

U N I O N at and Johnaon pl n w cor 100x150 J C Yorston to Walter K Yorston of New York 3000

W Y C K O F F s t n s 78 w 3d av 180x100 9 hs amp Is D Barnet t to Le-wis Colby (Foreshyclos ) 15300

W Y C K O F F s t n a 278 w 3d av 20x100 ) W Y C K O F F s t n s 258 w 3d av 20x100 j

D Barnet t to Lewis Colby of Boston Mass (Forecloa) 200

W Y C K O F F at a a 240 e Bond st 18x100 G M Stevena to Maria F MiUa of Portchester N Y (Foreclos ) 3700

W Y C K O F F s t s s 266 e Bond s t 18x100 G M Stevens to Ellen M Wight of Portchesshyter N Y (Foreclos) 3700

1ST p i 8 a 1746 e Clinton s t 31x1335 El shylen L Voorhees (-widow) et al (Exrs) to Har shyriefc M wife of Wm B KendaU nom

7 T H sfc w s 70 n Di-vision av 10x1499x335x 35x808 Rnfch T -wife of W Hicka fco Barnar-dus N Wafcfca 3000

3 3 D s t n s 175 e lOfch av 35x100 J Dennis to Andrew S Wheeler 350

A T L A N T I C av and Hicks sfc n e cor 346x59 11 E L Frosfc fco Pafcrick Walsh 25500

B E D F O R D av w s 30 a Cljrmer a t 30x90 I L O T in rear of above 10x30

Adela M McOreary to Everett P Wheeler of N e w Y o r k 13000

B U T L E R av w a 375 s FiUfcon av 35x100 V Sohulfcheis to Johann C Kehrwieder 700

CLERMONT and Pa rk avs n w cor 80x213 G M Stevens to Rufus Ressequie (Foreshyclos) 3800

D E K A L B av s s 125 w Yatea av 25x100 H B Gourley to Mrs E L Dora Loine of New York 5000

D E K A L B av a a 130 w Oxford s t 20x56x455 x84x100 hs amp la W P Eno to Henry A Darrin of West Brighton S I (Mortg $8375) 10000

G A T E S av n a 20 w Cambridge pl 20x100 D C WUson to Edwin H Gardner 11800

GATES av s a 80 w Grand av 20x100( I n shydeft share) Zillah Robinson (widow) to Mary Robinson (Q C) 3333

GATES av amp St Jamess pl n w cor 20x759 E H Gardner to David C WUson 16000

GRAHAM av and Jackson at s w cor 16x 75 J Williams to Geo W Miner of New York 1600

LAFAYETTE av n a 20 e Nostrand av 2Ux65 Charlotte AUen to Eliza C Porshen 3475

L E W I S av w a 60 s Decatur at 20x100 R Merchant to Curtia L North (Foreclos) 400

PORTLAND av w s 1403 a Dekalb av 22x 100 brown-stone houae Naomi H wife of J E De Wit t to Mary B wife of Jesse S Carshyman 21000

U N I O N av a s 96 w Eldert av 48xl00 Jane C wife of C Truax to Wm J Parson of New York (Q C) nom

SAME property C R Snell to Jane C wife of Charles Truax (Q C) nom

VASHINGTON av w s 80 a WUloughby av 20x95 G H Pinney to Franklin and Anna Chase 14000

WASHINGTON av w s 20 s Willoughby av 20 x95 G H Pinney to Jul ia A wife of Ferdishynand Van Siclen 14000

WAVERLEY av s e s 3756 a w Flatbush rd 100x1977 (irreg) W Wade to Henry Tien-ken 17000

106 LOTS in 14th 15tli amp 17th wards on parti-j tion map

348 LOTS property of J B Taylor and G A j Sacchi J J Allegri to Thos P Secor pf New York 18000

GRVVESBNDmdashHubbard st and Centre pl easterly cor 45x1144 J De Nyse to George W King 1000

A2)ri IQt BROADWAY n e s about 445 n w Union av

about 55x11)0x25x25x100 (kreg lofc anil gore) D L Jones to Thomas Hines (B amp S)200

BROADWAY and P a r k av s w cor 57llx293x 303x618 M Christman to WUliam it Louise Frey tag ofHickviUe L 1 2400

CARROLL s t n s 15 e Van Brunt s t 20x60 h amp 1 M Hughes to John D Moran 4300

C E N T R E st n s 190 e Clinton st 25x100 G M Stevens to Catharine L Babcock (Foreshyclos) 1400

COLUMBIA a t e a 943 n Cranberry s t ISlOx 100 h amp 1 H Davis to John C Bach of New York 13900

D E G R A W st a s 240 e Smith at 20x100 W J BedeU to Dominick Dixon and George Ross 11000

D E G R A W s t s a 220 e Smith s t 20x100 W J BedeU to George B Forrester 11000

D E A N s t a w s 22010 s e Smifch sfc 2010x 100 Magdalena C K wife of R Barfchelmess to Pauline wife of Louis Niessen (Error ) 8000

E L M st and Myrtle av n e cor 51x51 G Kneeland to Arabella Kneeland nom

F L O Y D s t n a 325 w Yatea av 25x100 C Houseman to Geo Loffler and Dorothea Hufshynagel 1100

G O L D s t e s 379 s WUloughby s t 23x85 M R Walsh to Godfried Spingler 6300

G W I N E T T a t n w s 214 s w Throop av 30x 100 E Bond to Chriatoph Lutz 1000

H I G H a t a a 75 e Gold s t 35x76 EUz Hayes (widow) to Eliz wife of Wm Hayes 4500

H i G H s t a a 696 w Gold st 352x976 h amp l J Sproot to WiUiam Staples 7350

K E A P st n s 60 e Wythe av 30x100 R GeU to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 7000

K E A P s t n w a 80 n e Wythe av 30x 100 Mary L wife of A D B a u d to Peter W Langley 7000

K E N T s t n a 150 e Union av 35x100 F Canahen to Patr ick Rooney 1500

LEONARD s t e s 80 s Withers s t 30x7510 h amp 1 J E lUingworth to WilUam P Fitzgib-bons 2500

MACON at n a 125 w Tompkins av 30x100 G M Stevens to Efangham H Nichols of New York (Foreclos) 500

M A D I S O N s t s s 300 w Tompkins av 60x100 H Taylor to Theodore W S-wimm 15300

NASSAU s t n a 180 e Gold s t 30x1071 Anria H V wife of D H GUdersleeve to Samuel French of N e w Y o r k 8650

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 185

M O N R O E st e s 375 s Union av 150x96 E L D E R T av w -s 100 n Union av thence w

193xmdash two lots U N I O N av n a 48 e Monroe at 48x100

R Merchant to John L Cadwalader of New York (Foreclos) 3350

P E N N s t n s 1836 e Wythe av 198x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam H Dannat of New York (Forecloae) 500

P O W E R S a t s s 1626 e Graham av 189x75 J W Pitzsimons to Juliua G Tueh 3750

P R O S P E C T pl n s 32 e Carlton av 31x95 J L Sleight to Robert Purey 18500

R U T L E D G E a t n a 138 w Bedford av 16x100 h amp L R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 6000

R U T L E D G E at n a 200 w Bedford av 15x100 h amp 1 R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newshyark N J 6000

R Y E R S O N a t w s 354 n Pa rk av 1611x436x 176x47 h amp 1 J C Rustin to Jaques and Louis RothUsberger of New York 2600

W A S H I N G T O N and Tillary sts n w cor 25x80 (irreg) D W Northup to Bernard McCafshyfrey (Foreclos) 12100

4 T H pl n a 200 w Court s t 100x100 G B Glover to Edward W Richardson (B amp S) nom

S O U T H 5th s t n s 52 w Oth s t 16x734 G W Summer to Henry S Fi r th 7000

1 2 T H s t n s 350 e 3d av 189x100 h amp 1 J Gough fco Lawrence Weber 4900

A T L A N T I C and Schenck avs n w cor 104x75 A B Master^ to Cafcharine Kelly of Easfc New York (Foreclos) 2300

B U S H W I C K av and Woodbine sfc norfcherly cor 100x1038 Mary L wife of W H P ink efc al to Duncan E Mackenzie 6450

D E K A L B av s s 346 w Reed av 196x80 D E Mackenzie to Mary L P ink and Martha A BuU 9000

D E K A L B av a a 100 w TompMna av 50x200 W V Le Count to Sarah E wife of Thomas Palmer J r 7000

D E K A L B av n s 3876 e Nostrand av 189x 100 h amp 1 Annie L wife of S B Struchfield to Helen J Cortis of East New York 6 000

E L D E R T av w a 300 s Union av 305xthe block (irreg) R Merchant to John L Cadshywalader of New York (Foreclos) 3200

F R A N K L I N av w a 120 a Dekalb av 20x100 E Sherman to Sylveater Biasell of Hartford Conn 9000

G R E E N E av s a 1845 w FrankUn av 20x93 ) I N D E F T lot probably rear of above 20x25 )

MaryB Bunker (widow) to H y A Archer12000 G R E E N E av n s 95 e Classon av 20x93 A

H Clark to Nicholas Duffy of Newark N J 1600

G R A N D av e s 133 a Gates av 21x1016 T Skelly fco Angle wife of Hy T Kneeland 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 20 w Oxford s t 20x80 S BisaeU to Mary A Bunker 12000

L E E av e s 84 n Rutledge at 16x77 h amp 1 R Gill fco Pefcer W Longley of Newark N J 6000

L E W I S av and H a r t sfc n w cor 100x100 2 hs amp Is Josephine wife of F Ofcard fco Peter W Longley of Newark N J 24000

L E W I S and Dekalb ava n e cor 80x20 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Annie L wife of Seles B Stuchfield 9750

S H E P A R D av e a 100 a Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Edward S Hoffman of Morria-town N J (Foreclos) 1500

S H E P A R D av e s 150 s Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Jos Schluchtner of East New York (Foreclos) 3016

U N I O N av and Monroe st a e cor 40x100 R Merchant to Helen J Cortis (Foreclos) 500

U N I O N av and Monroe sfc a e cor 48x100 Helen J wife of T T Corfcis fco Valenfciae Kopp of Eaat New York 3000

W I L L O U G H B Y av s a 17 e HamUton s t 17x 100 J WUletts to Ora M wife of Edward M JeweU 13300

W Y C K O F F av s- s 200 s Fulton av 47x100 H H Kat tenhom to Eliz M -wife of JOB J Elsegood of Bast New York 3500

5 T H av n w s 50 n e 13th s t 25x9710 J Coleinan to Johannah wife of Fred Ringel3000

GRAVESEND to Brooklyn road adj Van Siclena 369x330 C J Van Siclen to Henry J Van

Siclen 500

April Vith A S H Bt B s 100 w Oakland s t 125x200 T m s -

teea Union CoUege to James A C h u r c h 9000 B E L V I D E R E at s e s 225 n e Broadway 25x

848 I DeBevoise to Anton VigeUns (exrs bull deed) 900

B U T L E R st n s 215 w Classon av 20x131 also lot in Newtown Sarah K -wife of H B Ke t shycham to James M c K e e 8 000

CHURCH st and Smith av westly cor 110x50 (New Utrecht) J Kastendieck to Bridget Osborne (widow) New Utrecht 1500

C H E E V E R pl w s161 n Degraw a t 21x886 h amp 1 P Burke to Alphonzo E Gordon of New Brunswick N J 12000

COURT st w a 60 s President st 20x65 h amp 1 W H Kenyon to Jessie W wire of Alexr W Kyle 15000

CUMBERLAND s t w a 23110 n Atlantic av 20 xlOO E C RusseU to Daniel Fowle r 10000

D E A N st n a 1854 w Smith sfc 20x1005 hamp 1 F H Smith to WUliam J Roche 6000

D E A N st n s 2688 e Grand av 168x100 L I B E R T Y av s a 40 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 L I B E R T Y av a s 20 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 J 0 B Wilson to C Alonzo Brown of New York 9000

D E V O E s t s s 3335 w Lorrimer s t 20x1003 H Brundage to Amanda M wife of S W Deshyvoe (B amp S) nom

DEGRAW s t n s 216 8 w Smith sfc 168x100 J V D Jacobson fco Jacob F Oakley of New York 7000

F U L T O N st s s 40 e Hanover Place 20x60 h ife 1 E C PuUer to James McMahon 12000

H E W E S s t n s 2567 w Bedford av 18x100 G Pancoast to Edward Gateson of WUliama-burgh 4925

H I C K S at w s 2456 n State s t 176x100 h amp 1 E W Fargo to James M Benham 3500

jEtTERSON St s s 161 0 Ormond Place 21x 100 Adeline B wife of L G Spring to Charshylotte R wife of Conway M Jenkins 6250

LuQUEER St s s 155 e Columbia s t 25x100 B A Hegeman et al (Exrs) to John Rash-ley 800

MADISON a t n s 2668 e Marcy av 168x100 R P Newcomb to Louisa Strong of Newark N J 6000

MoKRELL St e a 50 n Cook a t 25x100 h amp 1 J Kleinheim fco Mary wife of Martin Gorshyman 3000

P A C I F I C a t a s 300 e Grand av 17x110 h amp 1 G F Laurence to WilUam H Taylor nom

P E N N s t s s 2016 e Lee av 202x100 h ltfe 1 M D Earle to Sophia L wife of George L Wood 9000

P R E S I D E N T s t S a 200 w FrankUn av 1072x 180x124x1187 H M Needham to WiUiam P Sweet (Foreclos) 3350

R E M S E N a t n s 388 w Court a t 22x100 Harr iet Rogers (widow) to Frederick A Ward 22500

SCHERMERHORN st n s 400 e Smith st 25x 100 F J Breithaupt to James Boyd of New York 18000

SKILLMAN st e s 2579 n Myrtle av 26x100 G M Stevens to Merchs amp Traders Fire Ina Co (Foreclos) 3 700

V A N B R U N T s t n w s 75 s w SuUivan s t 2o x90 F Ro th t o Pa t r ick Conners 3000

W A L T O N at n w a 90 a w Marcy av 60x90 (irreg) R M Hardy to Pat r ick D a r b y 3700

W A R R E N st and Utica av s e cor 90x25 Sophia J wife of W C Sharpley to Mordecai Johnson 500

W Y C K O F F s t n e s 2355 n w Oth av 44x 100 R B Wade to Thomas F Stevenson 4400

SOUTH 4th s t n a 120 w 2d a t 20x106 J W Byard to Pat r ick GUlespie 6400

N O R T H 4th a t s s 78 w Sth a t 22x50 P Dougherty to James Nash 850

S O U T H 5th st s s 1786 w 4th s t 25x100 H H Smith to Francis J HiU nom

1 7 T H St n e s 3563 s e 3d av 189x100 Frances B wife of R S Higgins to Mary wife of Pat r ick M McGovern 7000

2 0 T H s t n a 325 w Oth av 25x100 S W Strickland to Theodore Gieges 2000

4 0 T H s t n s 1334 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New York 4000

4 0 T H a t n a 350 e 3d av 168x1003 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New

York 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 2834 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MlarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 200 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t na 2668 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp

1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU 4000 ATLANTIC av s a 140 e Rochester av 20x100

Louisa S Wendt to BUhu Ayres of New York 1 0 0 0

B E D F O R D av w a 358 a WUloughby av 216x-100 bro-wri-stone house EUen A -wife of E

Ortiz to Rachael TUton 12500 B U S H W I C K av and Varet at a w cor 50x563

J McBride fco Andrew S McBride giJEt and 1200 LAFAYETTE av n s 200 e Stuyvesant av lOOx

100 Josephine -wife of F Ofcard to Charles M James 4000

LAFAYETTE av n s 259 e Bedford av 19x100 J McDermott to Thomas W Keating 5000

L E W I S av w s 80 s McDonough a t 40x95 T HaU to Curtis L North 3000

P O R T L A N D av e s 387 n Lafayefcfce av 22x 100 R N Peterson to Daniel W McWU-liams 14000

R E I D av and Quincey a t n e cor 200x325 Josephine wife of P Otard to Robinson GUI 24500

9 T H and Prospect avs s e cor 80x200 E Louisa wife of G P Bergen and Rebecca J wife of Silas B Dutcher to Thomas McshyCann 139^35

W E S T C H E S T E R

A2-)ril 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16

BEDFORD

100 ACRES on road leading from Bedford to Ridgefield adj land of Stephen Green Benj B Newman to James Stutt of Brooklyn N Y 8250

M Y R T L E av j(Mt Kisco) n w cor Myrtle av and Grove st 100x275 Merritt SmaUey to Annie Jane Knapp of Bedford 5000

GROVF s t (Mt Kisco) a w s 150 s Myrtle av 75x100 Moses W Fish to John A Cronk of Bedford 200

38 ACRES n w s road from Bedford to Katonah adj land formerly of Squire Wood Sen Mary E Parless efc al to Harriet E Anderson of Eastchester N Y 17000

973^ ACRES w s highway from Cherry st fco Soshymers adj land of Mrs Brown Jesse Dingee to Sarah A Harris of Bedford 4300

97 ACRES a s road leading from A Suttone to Samuel H Kriappa adj land of Henry Lyon John T Carpenter to Andrew G Carpenter of Bedford 14000

CORTLAND

SOUTH side road or street leading to Requas Dock (PeekskUl) adj land of Miles Frost about 120 xl60 Alfred Reynolds to Henry L Armshystrong et al of Pu tnam Co 7750

M A I N s t (PeekskiU) n s adj land of EUjah Gardner (Irreg) Doriin F Clapp et al to John Smith J r of PeekskiU 1325

20 ACRES w s road fi-om Crumpond to the Dug-way adj land late of Silas Sinith deed Gilshybert Dickerman to ManseU MUler of Cortshyland 2000

1)4 ACRES w s Albany post road adj land of Mary J Coar Mary B Sparks to Lucius F Reed of New York 500

N O R T H w cor lot hereby conveyed adj land of D L Seymour 20x80 (PeekskUl) Edward Whashylen to John Kinley of PeekskUl 200

J O H N at (PeekskUl) n s adj land of WUliam Cable 40x150 Edward Lyons to Joseph Sey-mom of PeekskUl 750

12 18-100 ACRES adj Hudson River R R afc Montrose station John Mulford to Benjamin P Fairchild of New York city 8500

240 ACRES adj Croton River and land of Jacob Cornell and widow Purdv John Leib to John Schmidt of New York 21000

C E N T R E st (PeekskUl) n s adj land of John Smith (irreg) Morris Dlee to Benj McCabe of Cold Spring 6500

laquo EASTCHESTER

W H I T E P L A I N S road cor and Archer av (Chesshyter HUl) 70x350 Peter Rich fco Charles Crary efc al of New York City 2500

4 T H av (Mt Vemon) e s Lot No 288 15x105 WUliam H Ferris to Sarah Bissland of Mt Vernon 800

6 T H av (Central M t Vemon) w s L o t No 296 50x100 Andrew Smith to John H Price of New York 1500

8TH av (Mt Vernon) w s 100 n 2d s t 30x50 Caleb Morgan to Andrew Bridgeman of Eas t shychester 4500

7TH av (Central Mt Vernon) w s lot No 235 50x100 Charles W Waterhouse to David Brown of Eastchester 300

4 T H av (Mt Vernon) e s n parfc lot 381 56x 105 Henry J Newton to CorneUa C Bedford o f M t Vemon 3600

L O T S NOS 363 395 and 396 on map of Central M t Vemon 100x150 Ray C Kayser to John C Kayser of West Farms 750

GREENBURGH

45 ACRES on road from Scarsdale to Dobbs Ferry adj land of George Seely Phebe Seviness to Mary V B Ross of N e w Y o r k 13000

186 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

F R A N K L I N and Windle sts cor (Tarrytown) adj land of Mrs Palmer about 120x185 J o shyseph E Smith to Nicholas Field of M t Pleasshyant 13702

BROADWAY W S (Tarrytown) two plofcs of land one 5xl60 one 40x50 Susan GUberfc to Marshytha N WUUams of Tarrytown 1000

BROADWAY W a (Tarrytown) adj land of Marshytha N GUbert 5x200 Susan Gilbert to Marshytha N WiUiams of Tarryto^vn 500

M E A D O W s t (near Tarrytown) a a White Plains road 25x100 Roberfc Pye fco James S MUlard of Tarryfcown 400

2 D sfc (village of Whifce Plains) w s adj land of David Verplanck (irreg) Mary Ann Carshyson fco Richard H Byiie efc al of White Plains 1300

HARRISON

27 ACRES adj land of Daniel Smifch and Terfcellus Marfcin Sarah Carpenter to George S Burshyling of Brooklyn 5900

LEWISBORO

75 ACRES adj the town of Bedford and land of P WUUam MUler John B Holly to P WiUiam MiUer of Lewisboro 5000

5 ACRES adj Isaac Knapps land and Long Swamp Brook Jacob G Mead to F WUliam MiUer of Lewisboro 250

60 ACRES adj land of John D Stevens on road from Boutonville to Cross river Richard H Lockwood to Samuel Grummon of Lewisshyboro 2100

108 ACRES on the road leading from Cross River VUlage to BoutonvUle adj land of David Webb Rufus Avery to Henry McGrath of New York 5500

3^ ACRE (Cross River) on the road leading from said viUage to Enoch Averya Edward Merrit t to Jamea Worden of Bedford 1700

SOUTH ecor of land of Francis R Quick adj land of David Voorhees 64x153 Clark FuUer to Robert R Halleck of Somers 1300

MORRISANIA

ROBBINS av s e s (Wilton) 150 e Uncas a t 35x105 WiUiam Rice to George Schneider of Morrisania 4000

INWOOD av w s (Inwood) 100 a w from an angle in said av (irreg) Thomas C Finnell to Michael A FinneU of New York 3000

O L D Boston Road s e s 341 n Grove s t 35x 184 Andrew Gerkin to Margaret Stonebridge of Morrisania 1700

1 4 0 T H St s a (North New York) 135 w Alexshyander av 71x100 John Quinn to James H Kellogg of Troy N Y 4500

WESTCHESTER R R a t s a (Map of E M o m -sania) 50x84 Eliza MiUs to August Dahler of Morrisania 1500

COTTAGE a t e a 350 n Morris av 100x100 Noah B Hoyt to Richard B Hoyt of Morrishysania 5000

I S S T H s t a a (North New York) 131 e Alexshyander av 19x100 Elizabeth HubbeU to Mary H Green of Morriaania 8000

F U L T O N s t a e s Lot No 87 on Map of VUlage of Morrisania 50x309 Mary Dessoir to John Broadhead of Morrisania 5000

1 3 5 T H s t s s (North New York) 188 e Alexshyander av 184x100 Jacob H Van Reed to Mary Ann Thurber of New York bull500

1 4 3 D s t s s (North New York) 300 e WUUs av 50x100 R o b t Stursberg et al to Henry Martin of Morrisania 2200

SPRINGFIELD st (Melroae South) s a 300 e Morris av 35x100 August Wi t t to Theodore P HaU of Morrisania 700

GROVE av (Forest Grove) e a 700 n CUff a t 100x100 Eliza A Soule to John J Clarke of Morrisania 9750

1 4 3 D s t (North New York) a s 350 e WiUis av 35x100 Robert Stursberg to Frederick Fackner of New York city 1100

2 D a t (Port Morris) 150 e 3d av 35x100 Mary Ann Montgomery to Elizabeth NeU of New York city 1000

M O T T s t (Mekoae South) n a 300 e Morris av 35x1063^ Edward Holton to James Shanshyley of New York 700

M O T T s t (Melrose South) n a 335 e Morris av 25x106^ Edward Holton to Rody Rime of New York 700

WASHINGTON avri w s adj land of S t Paul s Episcopal Church 77x150 Francia M PeimeU to WiUiam J Brewster of Morrisania 6650

1 4 6 T H Bt (North New York) s a lofcs 285 and 286 50x100 Charlotte Eldridge to Daniel Tone of New York city 4850

Av B (Grove HiU) w s 200 n Cedar dt lOOx 100 Harold Henwood to Robert Clark of Morrisania 1500

MOUNT PLEASANT

46 650-1000 ACRES n s road from the Highland turnpike to Saw MUI River past the house of John R Steiphens John R Stephens to James E MaUony of Mt Pleasant 41985

8 ACRES n a Highway from Unionville to Tarryshytown adj lands of Wm Odell Alvah Newman to Moses W Taylor of Mt Pleasant 2750

W E S T S road leading from Union-viUe to PleasantshyvUle adj land of Mr Deadly John B Sands to Henry Yerks of Mt Pleasant 4800

SOUTH S road from PleasantviUe Depot to Sing Sing at Pleasantville adj Mr FarreU Alsop Green et al to Susan Quinby of Newcastle 1500

J O N E S av e s cor Maple st (near Tarryshytown) 50x100

L O T S 48 and 49 Maple st 50x112 A S Briggs to John H Briggs of Tarryshytown 1800

70 13-100 ACRES adj PlykiU Brook and land of Holly Newman Henry Yerks to Jared D PoweU of M t Pleasarit 17500

MAMARONECK

O L D Boston road s e s adj land of Thomas L Rushmore 90x246 Michael NeviU to Richard Welch of Mamaroneck 500

NEW ROCHELLE

WASHINGTON av n a 171 e Webster av 414x 242 Sarah Ann Smith to Wm Connolly of New Rochelle 310

P L O T of land on Cedar at aa per map of property belonging to T A Emmet James O Smith to Alexander B Hudson et al of New RocheUe 2750

W E B S T E R av n e s lot No 218 on Map of West New Rochelle William Babee et al to Valentine Kreitler of New Rochelle 350

WOODBURY s t s e s adj land of S Bergen 100x100 Michael Donahoe to WiUiam R Humphrey of New Rochelle 300

P L O T of land in Huguenot Park a s May Flower av adj Lake av (U-reg) Benjamin D Le-fevre to John R Penn of New York 8500

A T the junction of Hugernot at and White Plains road (irreg) WUUam Burton to Hem-y Welch of New RocheUe 1400

NEW CASTLE

SOUTH s t (Mt Kisco) w s 60 s land of David C Lyon 60x20 Anria WiUiams to Katie L French of M t Kisco 1000

3^ ACRE e s Highway adj land of Greo Quimby Henry W Bischoff to Alexander Yerks of New Castle 475

1-7 ACRE n s road Chappaqua Station to New Castle cor adj land of Rebecca Scofield Henry W Bischoff to Daniel Donovan of New Castle 1400

EAST_ S road from Chappequa Depot to Aaron Haights adj land of Rebecca Scofield Susan Quinby to Henry W Bischoff of Newcastle 2800

76 A C R E S adj land of Purdy Carpenter and Ste-c-phen Sarles Edmund L Hun t to Prances T

Shethan of New York 12050

NORTH CASTLE

100 ACRES on Highway from Bedford to Greenshywich adj land of E Waterbury Ru th M Knapp to Chas Brundage of Noi-thCaatleS750

3 A C R E S on Highway leading from Rensico to Purchase a t adj land of WilUam WiUiams Henry T Turner to Eliza CasUear of Nor th Castle 560

NORTH SALEM

Av A n w s adj land of WiUiam Barker (Cro-r ton FaUs) 4800 sq ft WUUam Barker to Jos

T Seacord of Croton FaUs 300 M O T T at (Sing Sing) s s adj land of Barney

Foshay 30x150 Cornelius B Palmea to Susan Ann Orr of Srag Smg 3150

CLINTON av (Sing Sing) s s bounded w by BeUeview av 240x250 Wm B Ryder to Abraham B Valentine of New York 4750

BROADWAY (Sing Sing) s s SO w land of Mrs C H Cummings 25x100 Catharine Knapp to Wm Van Wart of Sing Sing 1100

EASTERN av (Sing Sing) n s adj land of Sophia Lynch 25x100 Mary E Burrhus to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing 1830

ORCHARD a t (Sing Sing) s B two parcels of land adj AMathar Brown (irreg) Wm W Benjamin to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing8000

19 ACRES on road from Quaker Meefcing House to bull the pine treea adj land of BUzabeth Palmer Newman Brigga to Walter Palmer of Brookshylyn 2566

5 ACRES adj land of Elizabeth Palmer and Peach Pond (Seorge F Bailey to Walter Palmer of Brooklyn 1000

F R A N K L I N av s a 100 e Main s t 100x100 Delia Ann Horton to WUliam McAllister of Pelham 500

CLAY av (Prospect HUl VUlage) n s 790 feet a e Hudaon at 160x245 Benjamin L Hannah to Henry Hannah of Brooklyn 30O

POUNDRIDGE

10 ACRES adj land of Harr iet Fancher and Benshynet t Scofield Bennet t Scofield to Aaron B Fancher of Poundridge 300

13 ACRES W a road C W Monroea to Cross bull River adj land of Solomon Mead Lyman Mead to Alexander D Miller of Poundridge 500

S M I T H av (Portchester) w s adj land of John Casey 80x103 Theodore Van Scoy to Alonzo Beekman of Eastchester 2500

H O R T O N av cor New York and Boston Turn shypike at Portchester (irreg) Henry S Scudshyder to Joseph Reynolds of Rye 6500

C H U R C H at (Portcheater) adj land formerly of Mary M Abendroth (irreg) Eli Curtia to WUliam P Abendroth et al of New York5250

BOSTON post road (Portchester) w s adj land of John Fawcett (irreg) James M Tucker to John Fawcett of Rye 1250

SD av w s 800 n Boston Post road adj land of D P Smith 100x195 Asbm-y Newshycomb to Ann Gedney of Rye 800

SOMERS

1953^ ACRES on road from Somers to PeekskiU adj land of Edmund Hallock Isaac CWright to Harvey Voris of White Plains 18600

6 8-100 ACRES e s west branch of CJroton river adj Pu tnam county Une Exrs of Thomaa R Lee to John Franz of North Salem 1216

51)4 A C R E S on Highway known ae Slop at adj land of Jefferson Quickney Jesse G Carpenshyter to Joshua S Carpenter of Somers 8000

20 A C R E S on Highway leading from Charles S Teeds to Daniel Drews farm AdeUne Dexter to B Hopkins Merritt of Somers 2800

WESTCHESTER

W E S T C H E S T E R turnpike n a adj land of Leonshyard Mapea 3 acres Francis Larkin et al to Francis Devine of Weatcheater 5000-

JOHNSON av (Bast Tremont) n w a adj land of Samuel Ryer 66x150 Margarefc Crawford fco Maria Louisa White of New York 1000-

2 D av (OUnviUe) w a 250 s Pirs t st 50x100 John Coyle to Mary P ONeU of New York City 300

14TH s t (Unionport) s s lot No 361 100x108 Elizabeth Gauteran to Eliza Doty of Westshychester 150

WEST FARMS

J A C O B s t Fordham s s map of S Cambreling et al 100x125 John Berrian et al to Stephen J Wright of West Farms 2250

1 75-1000 A C R E S on road from Fordham to Wil -liamsbridge adj land of Mrs A Hargons Louis E Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 1000

8 166-1000 ACRES n s Road leading from Ford-_ ham to WiUiamsbridge adj land of E V Har shy

gons Antoine Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 33000

F L E T C H E R s t (Fordham) s s lots Nos 38 and ^ 39 on A Bassford map 100x150 John BeiTian et al to Mary Crow of New York 3000

J A C O B s t (Fordham) a s lots Nos 290 and 356 on S CambreUng map 25x100 John Berrian et al to Henry A Richardson of Brooklyn 900

F L E T C H E R s t s w cor of and Washington av fronting on Harlem R R 100x150 Edward R Costigan et al to WUliam H Parmer of N e w Y o r k 2600

U N I O N av e a 150 n Glen av 50x100 John C Thompaon to Charles Whitlock of New-York 10200

WASHINGTON av (Fordham) w s 50 n Wet shymore st (irreg) Robert Dwyre to Ferdinand Meyer of T r e m o n t 3 COO

W A S H I N G T O N av (Central Morrisania) w a 250 s Nin th Bt 150x300 James W Porter t o Eraatus Brainard of Connecticut 2550C

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 187

WASHINGTON av(Central Morrisania) e B 150 s U t h s t 100x120 John S Kenyon to Abram Van Duser of New York City 11000

F A I R M O U N T av (Upper Morrisania) n e a lofc No 15 75X146 John Burr efc al fco James C HuU of Upper Morrisania 1000

BAYARD at cor Delancey pl (Fordham) (irreg) Wm H McCool to John Dyer of West Farms 3800

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 138 n Bayard s t 25x110 Wm H McCool to Thos Hough-lahan of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 163n Bayard st 25x110 Wm H McCool to John Gunn of

Fordham 400 D E L A N C E Y pl (Fordham) w s 113 n Bayard

St 25x110 Wm H McCool to Michl Croker of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s ISS n Bayard St 50x110 Wm H McCool to WUUam Doshyran of Fordham 775

J A C O B st (Fordham) s s 100x100 John Bershyrien et al to Wm Callaghan of New York1800

J A C O B s t (Fordham) s s 25x100 John Berrien efc al to Ann Jane Getty of New York 450

WHITE P L A I N S

LEXINGTON av e a adj old poat road as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fogg map A W Eggleston to Jackson Wright of White Plains 3000

85 ACRES e s Mamaroneck av adj land of John J Hill Isaac Lyon to Edward Jones of New York City 19000

H O R T O N av w s lots Nos 17 19 21 on map of C A Purdy s estafce 131x150 EmUy Van TasseU fco Calvin BUIT of New York 7700

H A R R I S O N av n s 250 e Warren a t 50x200 Calvin Burr to EmUy Van TasseU of White Plams 4000

YONKERS

E A S T side of a right of way leading from Ashshyburton av to F Pfeifers land 19x80 Lewis Ri t te r to Edward Bush of Yonkers 750

KiLLiNGER s t s s 125 0 Spring st 25x109 Eliza Vance to George W Bynon of Yonshykers 3000

P A L I S A D E av w a 100 n Pond st 25x145 Samuel D Rockwell to Daniel Wilsea of Yonshykers 4500

SUMMIT st e s cor Ingram s t 25x797 Wm Doyle to Wm Ray of Yonkers 3500

R I V E R D A L E av w a adj land of J H Post 184x170 Ephraim D Stater to Lavinia M CutshybiU of Yonkers 9000

O L I V E R av n e a 25 s e Brook s t 25x1026 Robert Moore to James McGraw of Yonshykers 1500

R I V E R D A L E av W a adj land of J H Post and T W Ludlow 170X184 Adaline Guion to Ephraim D Stater of Yonkers 8200

P R O S P E C T and Clinton sts n e cor 75x100 Protestant Dutch Reformed Church to Susan Bradish of Yonkers 7750

SCHOOL s t e s adj land of Mrs EUen Fisher 25x100 Ethan Flagg to Jeremiah Clark of Y o n k e r s 350

B U E N A V I S T A av e s adj land of Orange Webster 25x100 Edwin W Palmer to Benj S Washburn of Yonkers 5000

64 9-1000 ACRES on Cross from Jackson av to Central Pa rk av adj land of L Underhill Wm R Diderer to Sylvester H Kneeland of New York 22000

123 ACRES n w Si highway tha t leads to Yonkers adj land of the estate of D S Lent decd Isaac Lefurgy to S H Kneeland of New York City 57500

D A L E pl s s 75 w of a new st 25x100 Hya t t L Garrison to William Lane of Yonkers 500

CROTON Aqueduct n w s adj land of Richard Archer (irreg) George McCord to George T Styles of Yonkers 700

O L I V E R av n e a 268 s e Walnut st 40x102 Ralph T Seddon to I ra U Travis of Yonshykers 1000

R A V I N E av w s 100 n Gold s t 50x225 R o b t G Richards to Merrit t H Smifch efc al of Yonkers 4500

PROJECTED BUILDINGS

The following plans embrace all tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings sincis our last repor t bullmdash

ATTORNEY ST (No 17) ONE THREE-STOR-T BRICK second-class dwelling 20x20 owner M BossiN-B K I E architectyH P A E R Y

B A R R O W ST (No 23) ONE Frvte-STORTBRIGE toniement 25x63 dwrceri J WissstAW architect WM Jbsfi

BOWERY ST ( N O 168) ONE ONE-STORY BICICK workshop 25x13 owner B R A U T H architect W E W A R I N G builders D O Y L E amp CULLEN

BOWERY ( N O 309 REAR) ONE ONE-STORY IIRICK ahop 12x20 owner B R E I C H M A N N architect P S BARUS

E I G H T I E T H ST S S 70 E LEXINGTON AV ONE three-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 20x50 owner J B B R I C E architect J M C I N T Y R E builders CROOK amp HIGGINS and J C GEDNEY

F O R T I E T H ST N S 325 w OTH AV F IVE F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 25x60 owner J J B U R C H E L L builders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - T H I R D ST AND T H I R D AV N W COR one five-story brown-stone store and tenement 25 xlOO owner J J B U R C H E L L buUders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - S I X T H ST ( N O 521 W ) ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement 189x55 owner P A T R I C K COSTELshyLO architect J M F O S T E R

FORTY-SEVENTH ST S S 175 w 1 1 T H AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x56 owner L G SCHNEIDER architect J M FOSTER

FORTY-EIGHTH ST N S 100 w MADISON AV four four-story brick first-class dweUings 25x90 owner M BYRNES architect J G PRAGUE

F I F T I E T H ST ( N O 429 W) ONE THREE-STORY brick tenement 25x27 owner P K A Y architect G H O B Z E I T builder P KAY

F I F T Y - T H I R D ST N S 135 E F I F T H AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 26x 658 owners E J amp J W H A M I L T O N architect J O H N G P R A G U E

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 325 w STH AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 25x00 owners Moss BROTHERS buUder J T CONOVER

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O 221 EO ONE FOUR STORY brick carriage house 25x9411 owner E D U F F Y architect GAGE INS LEE

F I R S T AV E S 50 N 55TH ST TWO FIVE-STORY brick tenements 25x54 owner P D O E L G E R arshychitect W J O S E

F I R S T AV AND 121ST ST S E COR F I V E F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 20x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

GOERCK ST ( N O 138 REAR) ONE THREE-STORY brick factory 25x36 owners and builders^ SCHWARTZ amp LOHMAN architect C SCHWARTZ

H A M I L T O N ST ( N O 11) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK tenement 25x63 bull owner T H O S CONNERY archishytect W M J O S E

H U D S O N AND T H O M A S STS N E C O R O N E O N E -

story brick store 56x28 owner A R W H I T N E Y architect and buUder F BLOODGOOD

L U D L O W ST W S 35 N DELANCEY ST ONE four-story brick school 75x83 owner N E W Y O R K CITY architect A MACVEY buUder T K I E R N A N

L U D L O W AND DELANCEY STS S E COR ONE five-atorj brick tenement 216x634 owner M SELSAM architect W J O S E

MADISON ST S S 135 E M A R K E T ST ONE T W O -story iron first-class dwelling 35x30 owner J D G A D E K E architect and builder J A S A R T H U R

N O R F O L K ST E S 100 s STANTON TWO FI-PE-atory brick tenements 35x7^3 owner J G E L L E R architect T J B I E R

N O R F O L K ST (No 133) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK store and tenement 35x50 owner L F J A U G E R architect J B O E K E L L

N I N T H AV AND 2 3 D ST N E COR FOUR F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 19x20x52x54x65 owner T H O S E F O R A N architect C F D E B O R S T buUders B U R N S amp T I M M I N S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T I E T H ST N S 100 e 1st av four three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 189x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 360 w 3d av four fchree-stOry brown-stone first-clasa dwellinga 15x48 ownera and buUders J amp W C SPEARS architect I C BABCOCK

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - F I R S T ST S S 100 w 9th av one three-story brick first-class dweUshying 22x32 owner C D U F F Y architect J S C A L -LEN

N I N T H AV E S SO s 3 8 T H ST ONE FIVE-STORY brick store and tenement 25x60 owner M K U H N architect J M FOSTER

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST S S 125 w Boulevard one one-half story brick church 722 x l40 owners P E CHURCH OF INTERCESSION architect R L O C K W O O D buUders W E E K S amp GATCHET

STANTON AND PORampYTH- STSH s VV COK- ONE five-story brick fceueriient 25x50 owners G B K I S W E N Z E L architect WMi Jcisamp

SECOND ST ( N O S 288 290 292) THREE F I V E -story brick stores and tenerrients 25x70 owner S R O S S M A N architect R- S H A P T E R buUders L A W amp S H A P T E R

S I X T E E N T H ST- N S 194 E 1ST AV ONE T H R E E -story brick school 75x87 owners CITY OP NE-VV Y O R K architect A M A C V E Y buUder D A V C H R I S T I E

SIXTY-FOURTH ST N S 100 E LEXINGTON AV five three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 20x55 owner G FOUNTAIN architect J G P R A G U E builder P FOUNTAIN

SIXTY-FOURTH St N S 200 E LEXINGTON av five three-story brown stOne first-class dwellshyings 16x55 owner and buUder G FOUNTAIN architect J G PRAGUE-

SIXTY-SEVENTH ST N 8 500 VV IOTH AV ONE two-story wood stable 24x20 owner T H O M A S O B R I E N architect and buUder THOMAS O B R I E N

SEVENTY-NINTH ST AND MADISON A V S E cor one four-story brick first-class dwelUng 21x 63 owners|ANDKUSS amp CUMMING architects D amp J J A R D I N E buUders N ife H ANDRUSS

SEVENTY-NINTH ST S S 21 E MADISON AV one four-story brick first-class dweUing 18x55 owners A N D R U S S ltfe CUMMINGS architects D amp J J A R D I N E builders N amp H ANDRUSS

T H I R D ST E S 100 E A V D ONE TWO-STORT brick stable 14x60 owner B DONELY architect tVM J O S E builders K E R C H U N ife O N E I L

T W E L F T H ST ( N O 367 W E S T ) ONE TWO-STOKY brick stable 286x25 owner THOMAS MULEOY

TWENTY-EIGHTH ST ( N O 130 W E S T ) ONE T W O -story brick stable 25x31 owner D STEWART architect C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 4 0 W 1 1 T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick office 16x30 owner M K N A P P buildshyer C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 350Tiv U T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick store and second-class dweUing 18x40 owners P E C K amp W A N D E L L builder B^ L L A -FORGE

T H I R T Y - T H I R D ST N S 200 FROM 9TH AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x50 owner P D O N A shyH U E architecfc J M FORSTER

T H I R D AV ( N O 349) ONE BRICK TENEMENT 248x65 owner J K E L L E R architecfc W J O S E

ALTERATIONS IN BUILDINGS

One brick house and dwelling No 244 Bowery fcwo and one-half sfcories 20 by 38 one-half sfcory fco be added Mr Drake owner

One brick sfcore and dwelling norfch side of Third avenue 25 feet nor th of Eighty-third street three stories 25 by 50 extension 25 by 35 12 feet high E amp S HiU owners

Nine brick stores and factories Nos 167 to 183 (inclusive) Canal street 5 stories 188 by 50 roof to be raised three feet and exfcension on rear 188 by 50 by 40 feet and five sfcories in height John S GUes owner

One brick factory No 125 Mott a t four atories 25 by so damaged by tire to be repaired F Watershybury owner

One brick fjwstory Canal Centre and Walker streets northeast corner three stories 548 by 822 and 613 two stories to be added Mr Munn owner

One brick laundry north aide of Fifty-third street 250 -feet weat of Firsfc av fchree stories 80 by 40 one story to be added and extension 52 byl005 53 feet high Empire Laundry Company owners

One brick ice-house No 227 East Thirty-eighth street five stories 45 by 63 extension453 by 368 52 feet h igh A Hupfel owner

One frame store and dweUing No 2379 Third avenue two stories 25 by 50 one story to be added Addison Smith owner

One frame store and dwelling No 2146 Third avenue three stories 25 by 40 extension 25 by 33 12 feet high J Hutchings ltfe Son owners

One frame stable No 160 Washiiigton street two and a half stories 25 by 46 one half stdi-y to be added new brick front built and extension in front of buUding to fuU extent of l o t Mr Big owner

UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Monroe s t reet Nos 57 59 and 61 unsafe and rot ten wooden gut ters H M Bailey agent

St Marks place No 33 easfc brick fence waU Peter Cook owner

Mercer atreet No 132 generaUy uttaafe waUs cracked arid floor beams insufficiently supported Rs Durilap-amp Go and Phelan arid Sofl leeseesi

188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 189

tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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12 Fir th Joseph WmdashE F Schenck 331 44 16 Faron Thomas H mdashW H o w a r d 335 20 16 Fent CharlesmdashG Enge 78 32 12 Gaul AugustmdashC Neidig 122 19 13 Greenfield Fanny (Admx)mdashMass

Mut Life Insurance Co 644 56 12 Garrison Mrs L OmdashJ C Calhoun 288 96 13 Graugner J HmdashJ H Hayward 180 75 10 Grupp Franz J mdashT Kroder 80 78 10 Hahn HermanmdashN Cohn 118 51 11 HaU John DmdashG S Page 546 87 11 the same S Waggoner 3079 10 13 Haynes Dudley WmdashR D Traphashy

gen 148 44 13 Hopkins Maria L amp J HmdashJ

Merwin 190 50 16 Helmholtz LouismdashEmily P F o r d 4640 28 16 Hegewisch J W GmdashO P Fisher 342 51 16 Heuss MargarethamdashP Brenner 71 63 16 Haynes Dudley WmdashI McDougal 364 50 13 Jacobs AbrahammdashB Marks 211 84 15 Johnson W WmdashEliza A Murray 113 96 10 KoUe ChristianmdashF W Obermier 366 61 10 thesame thesame 1027 46 10 thesame mdashthesame 1033 34 10 the same the same 1033 34 10 the same fche same 36S 55 10 the same bhe same 1038 93 10 the same the same 1039 13 10 the same the same 364 67 10 KeUy EdwardmdashH B Dennis 130 26 11 Kingsbury SolomonmdashL Ohlmann 1006 75 12 Kreuscher J HmdashA Herman 107 15 12 Kauffman JosephmdashL W Pond 326 24 12 Kohte JohnmdashW Broistedt 344 33 15 Kohn MorrismdashI V Place 148 27 16 KeUer JosephmdashT Loden 54 42 16 Konig DmdashE Hauselt 76 68 13 Lookup ThomasmdashW W Culver 834 52 15 Leigh CharlesmdashS C Brown 158 19 15 Lutz BernardmdashA W BuUong 91 39 16 Lynagh PatrickmdashA A Brown 16 50 16 Long ConradmdashA J Bates 475 82

9 McAipine A CmdashJ McKisson J r 330 60 10 Mahan John (sued as John Mann)mdash

J ONeiU 264 15 10 Molloy Dav J mdashJ Breslin 774 49 12 Morrow C W L P - J J Wheeler 83 77 12 Mayer LouismdashJ Baierlein 347 13 13 Meyers WilliammdashJ Post 103 10 13 MusbUtt CharlesmdashJ Heesch 465 50 15 Minster SamlmdashI V Place 148 27 16 Marr Wm MmdashB G Lafcfcimer 110 08 16 Mofct Chas DmdashJ Bloxham 150 00 16 Murrai JohnmdashJ Geis 90 79 16 Murrdi JohnmdashM Walter 137 36 16 Michel JacobmdashC Johnson 119 19 16 McGroarty JohnmdashW Howard 335 20 16 Mulligan AnthonymdashJ Emanuel 130 00 13 ODonneU JamesmdashJ WUletts 84 04 13 OShea RichardmdashW CoUins 310 99 13 Otten Anne EmdashW J Kenmore 2889 88 15 Olney GeorgemdashA CampbeU 194 89 13 Puleston John HmdashH M I r w i n 7071 36 10 ReUly James AmdashR Balfe 114 59 10 Ramsey WilfredmdashC L AUen 110 65 11 Ranch CharlesmdashA Guttenberg 299 66 11 Raynor John HmdashA H Carpenter 276 71 12 RUey PetermdashM Byrnes 170 00 13 Rotton OttomdashA Snyder 275 50 16 Ridsdale John WmdashG L Ford 1641 58 10 Root SidneymdashA Walter 6448 59 13 Smith Jas R J r mdashC Backman 2426 53 12 Seely Wm HmdashL Hurs t 1453 58 13 the same the same 1453 58 12 SteinmuUer JacobmdashJ Baierlein 172 34 13 Stewart GeorgemdashJ J Davis 794 52 13 Schoenenberger JacobmdashJ VVagner

J r 10169 16 SuUivan JuliamdashM Solomon 124 30 16 Salmon H e n r y - H Kuck 37 50 10 Taylor Jas RmdashL P Vandewiele 1698 71 13 The Admx of John GreenfieldmdashMass

Mut Life Ins Co 644 56 15 The Ocean Nat Bk of New Yorkmdash

H D Waldbridge 18330 56 15 Thomae GeorgemdashW H D u d l e y 254 82 15 The Father Matthew T A B S No

6 of BklynmdashP Cummisky 113 66 16 Trowbridge CorneUa AmdashG L Ford 1641 58 11 Vreeland J MmdashR B Shimer 363 58 14 Van Dyke Jas WmdashW H Dudley 217 90 10 Wagner CharlesmdashSophie NoUer 191 59 10 Wissell AndrewmdashW A Cobb J r 189 98 11 WiUson JamesmdashG S Page 546 87 11 Wolff EdwardmdashF Simrock 11008 58 13 WiUiams H Mmdash9fch Nafc Bk of

NewYork 1 278 25 13 Walker WUliammdashJ Gilberfc 164 44 13 WUliamson J G amp G RmdashD Vanshy

derveer (Trustee) 265 05 16 Wood George CmdashA Day 139 42 16 Weiser LouisamdashEmUy F Ford 4640 28 16 Wall F r ank J mdashJ Bloxham 150 00 11 Young H y SmdashG S Page 546 87

11 fche same- S Waggoner 3079 10 11 Yerby Geo WmdashN W Carfcer 194 49

N E W Y O R K

A2irUQ 1011 12 13 15 A M O S st s s 1146 w Bleecker sfc 216x95

Abraham Demarest to Isaac Parmly April l- 13000

A M O S sfc s s 136 w Bleecker st 216x95 Abraham Demarest to Isaac Parmly April 13 7000

A N N St s s (No 48) o - i i n u f i F U L T O N sfc n s (No 113) ^ -^^^ll^^ h amp 1

David W Bruce et al to Jenet Brnce Brown (1-5 part) AprU 13 16000

BAYARU St s s (No 83) 25x75 James H Coleman (Referee) to Israel Rubenstein April 12 11000

BOULEVARD W S 2411 s 137th st 75x100 137TH St s s 100 w Boulevard 25x0911 f

Exrs of Daniel Devlin to Jared W Bell April 13 19250

BOULEVARD n e cor 152d st J^ block xl25 | BOULEVARD S e cor 153d st 3 b lockx 125 f

Church of the Intercession to Isaias Meyer AprU 11 43000

BROADWAY n e cor John st 20x1614 (irreg) h amp 1 (leased) Wyllis Blackstone (Receiver N A Fire Ins Co) to Stephen CroweU of Brooklyn AprU 15 43000

BROOME st s s (No 489) 1048 e Laurens St 208x962 h amp 1 I

BROOME st s s (No 493) 628 e Laurens j St 21x8411 h amp 1 J Exrs of Lewis Lewis to Martin Bates April 15 52000

CEDAR st s s (No 24) 1759 e WUliam st 1 226x1^ block bull

P I N E st n s (No 60) 1723 e WUUam st 235x 3^ block ^ AUeine Lee to Benjamin P John L and Wilshyliam H L Lee ( part) AprU 12 24750

CHARLES st n s 5010 e 4th st 168x74 h amp 1 Annie wife of N MarseUus Dunn to Mary J wife of George T Alker AprU 15 14000

D I V I S I O N st n s 50 e Forsyth st 25x75 Frederick Heerlein to Joseph A Bgenberger AprU 9 a0250

EMERSON st n w s 77910 s w Prescott av following curve of street 50x222 John Brown to Simeon I Drake AprU 13 2200

E S S E X st e s (No 30) 2411x75 h amp 1 Charshylotte Y wife of Gilbert F Ackerman to Wilshyliam Zschwetzke and Frederick Kircheis AprU 11 13400

FORSYTH st w s (No 187) 75 s Stanton st 25x75 h amp 1 (Christian Wenzel to Michael and Jul ia Kunzenmann AprU 10 24500

G R E E N W I C H st w s (No 458) 25x80 Exr of Susan Vliet to Edward Richardson April 10 12100

H U D S O N st n e cor Thomas st 279x699x 5311X536 WiUiam H VanderbUt to Adeline P wife of Alfred R Whitney AprU 9 17000

L E R O Y st n s (No 119) 200 w Hudson st 32x100 h amp1 Lawson V TUfcon fco Henry Hopkinson of Hoboken April 10 13750

MADISON sfc s s (No 252) 726 w CUnton st 20x90 h amp 1 Robert S Place to Aaron Hershfield AprU 11 10000

MANHATTAN st s w s 151 s 124fch sfc 282x 8011x25x9311 Exrs of James R Walter Jr to Frederick M Peyser AprU 10 2750

MANHATTAN st s w s 433 s e 124th st 7011x49 Ilx55x8011

MANHVTTAN St n w cor 125th st 1009x 467x896

S T NICHOLAS av s e cor 124fch sfc 296x 1132x252x978

124TH sfc s e cor 9fch av 175x10011 9TH av e s 2411 n 125th sfc 125x100 126TH St s s 100 e 9th av 100x9911

Bxrs of James R Walter J r to Lewis J PhUlips AprU 9 63075

MORTON st n s (No 7) 75 w Bleecker st 25x8611 h amp 1 WUliam H Ingraham- to Julius Boekell April 10 11250

P E A R L st n w s (No 325) 19x8910 h amp 1 George L Brown et al of Stamford Conn to John W Harper AprU 9 20000

R I D G E st e s (No 30) 125 n Broome st 25x 100 h amp 1 Margaret Murray to Anton Dem-merle AprU 9 1 18^000

R I D G E st e s (No 114) 150 n Stanton st 25x100 h amp L James H Coleinan (Referee) t o Joseph Mosback J r Apr i l 11 23500

RIVINGTON st s e cor WiUetfc st 25x73 h amp 1 Mary Ann Goodwin to Charles Albrecht AprU 10 21500

RIVINGTON sfc n s 223 e Ludlow st 22x80 Herman Earthen to Louisa wife of Michael Fuchs AprU 15 1356750

SULLIVAN St e s 5511 s Amifcy sfc 201x50 h amp I Mary Jane wife of James S Huyler to John H Dorn AprU 13 6750

SULLIVAN st w s 951 a Amity sfc 2010x50 John H Rosenbaum to Henry Tiencken April 13 17500

W A T E R st s s (Nos 653 and 655) 350 w Jackshyson St 50x70 Theresa wLEe of Siegmund M Peyser to Jacol) Bennan of Rockland Co N Y AprU 10 35750

W E S T st e s 292 s Jay st 299x803 h amp 1 Jay L Adams of Bloomfield N J to Thompshyson E F Randolph Apii l 15 46C0O

4TH St _s s 1746 w Wooster st 25-5x119 CorneUa Townsend to John Jones and Henry A Smith of 42d st and 10th av AprU 1343500

5TH St s s 8711 e 1st av 25x902 h amp 1 John and Emma Hirsch to Michael Keppler and Michael Leist (Astor lease of Oth July 1860) AprU12 16300

7TH St n s 250 w 2d av 26x7410 Leopold Bohm to Henry GauzenmuUer AprU 9 25000

8TIT St n s 120 w 2d av 20x11210 Robert Cochran (Referee) to Henry WeUpr and Peter Cook AprU 9 18100

OTH St s s 75 e 6th av 27x236 Robert B Roosevelt et al fco Catharine B wife of Otto Favre AprU 13 76950

IOTH st n s 189 w Av A 189x71 h amp 1 Adam Schwab to Balthaser Walter April 10 10675

10TH St s s 306 w Av D 654x923 h amp L Peter Vogler to WUliam F Essig (K part) (Sub to morts $21250) AprU 1 3 nom

IOTH st s s 118 w Av B 25x923 hamp 1 J o shyhanna wife of Peter Noelke to Dorothea Rent shyer (Dec 12 1871) AprU 11 15000

IOTH st s s 118 w Av B 25x923 h amp 1 Dorshyothea Renter to StephenSharp of Islip N Y AprU 11 15000

U T H St n s 852 w Greenwich st 32x95 hlaquoampl Charles H Blackhurst to William J Hyland AprU 12 26000

1 4 T H St s s (rear lot) 269 e 1st av 25x501 Exrs of James Foster to St Georges Church AprU 12 3250

1 4 T H St s s 797 e University pl 456x1 1033

13TH St n s 797 e University pl 4310x f 1033 J Albon P Man (Receiver 8fch Nafcional Bank) to the Wheeler amp Wilson Manufacturing Co (Maison Doree property) April 10 365000

1 5 T H St s s 425 w 5th av 25x1033 h amp 1 Louis V Sone of Brooklyn to Everett P Wheeler and Mary IE Smith April 15 35000

20TH St n s 190 e 2d av 20x92 h amp I Cathashyrine wife of Samuel R Spelman to Ann Corshybitt AprU 12 14000

2 0 T H St s s 2788 w Ofch av 25x92 h amp 1 Henry Klenke fco John Wifcfcner AprU 11 29500

20TH sfc s s 4496 e 9fch av 178x9811 Eugeshynia A J (^unn to Malind wife of WiUiam H Foster AprU 12 15500

21 ST St s s(No 306 E) 130 e 2d av 20x92 h amp 1 Lawrence P Cummings to Jacob Koch-keUer AprU 13 14000

21 ST St n s 137 e Oth av 21x989 h amp 1 John H Bleakie to WUUam Wheaton AprU 15 13000

21sT St n s 2418 e 10th av 168x988 Isaac Metzger to Charles H Blackhurst AprU 11 18000

24TH St s s 200 e Oth av 25x989 h amp 1 Lushycy D Fisk to Samuel H Terry of Jersey City AprU 13 15000

25Tn St s s 150 e 1st av 20x989 August G Schmidt to James Carson J r AprU 1 1 4525

25TH st n s 160 w Oth av 20x989 Joseph Burkhar t to Robert M OrreU April 9 18000

2 5 T H St s s 300 e Oth av 25x989 Isabella wife of WiUiam B Bend to George H Bend (Q C) AprU 11 31500

3 5 T H St s s 515 w 7th av 15x1089 h amp 1 Edward Owens fco Daniel Hayes AprU 1311000

37TH St n s 317 e 7th av 49 9xXblock i 2STH St n s 317 e 7th av 4 9 l l x ^ block C

Mount Sinai Hospifcal and Jews Orphan Asyshylum to Joseph M Ohmeis AprU 10 52000

3 7 T H St s s 204 w Ofch av 46x989 Robert Bonner to Henry and Carlton See April 10 - 14000

2STH St s s 266 e Third av 44x988 h amp 1 Isaac L MUler (Referee) to Anna M Trimble AprU 13 13580

3 3 D St n s 3II9 6 Broadway 234x989 h amp 1 Charles Hensohel fco Henry B Sands April 10 V 38000

180 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

3 3 D sfc s s 225 w Ofch av 25x1266 h amp 1 James L Morgan to WUliam Arras April 15 18000

3 4 T H St n K 210 e Bth av 23x989 h amp I Anthony King to Leopold King (^ part) AprU 15 13000

36TII St n s 250 e 2d av lOxOSO Henry J ^Ander son to the Church of St Gabriel (Feb

12 1870) April 15 1600 SOTH st s s 400 e 2d av 50x989 h amp 1 Ks-

tlier wife of Maicus H Lichtenstein to Thomas Tennings April 9 50000

36TII St s s 375 e l l t i i av 25x989 Heirs of James McGarrity of Wesfc Fai-ms to Daniel McCaU April 10 1000

3 7 T H St 8 s 200 e Madison av 25x989 (Irreg) Caroline S wife of Silas C Herring to Charles Lanier April 10 23000

38Tn St n s 2315 w Av A 181x1004 WUshyliam H McCool to Emily M wife of Jacob Baiz April 10 15150

39TII St s s 300 w lOfch av 75x989 h amp 1 Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscomb to John Fettretch AprU 12 60000

4 3 D sfc n s (No 137 E) 1584 e Lexington av 168x1005 h amp 1 Harfclev Haigh to John Moran AprU 15 15000

45TH St n s 199 e Sfch av 20xl005 h amp 1 Roberfc Hayes to Jennie E wife of Theodore S Fowler (Astor lease of Oct 20 1871) AprU 10 14200

46Tn St n s 455 w Ofch av 56x1004 Thomas C Clark to Dennis Loouie AprU 12 10000

47Tn St n s 275 w 2d av 126x789 h amp 1 Elizabeth Braun to Sigismund Windt April 11 6000

4 7 T H St s s 450 w 10th av 25xlC05 Fredshyerick Peters fco Michael Fries April 9 5200

48Tn St n s 325 w 5th av 25x1005 h amp 1 Sarah L wife of WiUiam A Kobbe to William B Ogden (Col CoU lease of Jan 1 1865) April 11 45000

49Tnst 6 w cor 2d av 20x705 h amp Johanshyna wife of Peter Noelke to Ludwig Laux AprU 11 22500

49TII St n s 125 e 7th av 2010xl0d5 h amp 1 Isaac Kuh to Justinian HartleJ^ AprU ]523500

51ST St n s 749 e 2d av I(i9x85 Thomas Lyons to Meyer Hecht AprU 10 12500

5 2 D St n s 2046 e 2d av 20xl005 Michael Gavin to Catharine Frazier April 11 14920

5 2 D St n s 235 e Oth av aOxlOO4 h amp 1 Helene wife of Jolm F Pupke to Garefcfca V Lamberfc (widow) April 15 37000

6 2 D St n s 275 e Oth av 20x1004 h amp 1 Mary L wife of James A Polhamius to Maria C wife of Jed Frye AprU 12 37000

52Dst n s 5216 e Othav 236x1004 Augusshytus F Holly to John C DonneUy April 10 20500

5 3 D St n 6 274 e 1st av 20xl005 h amp 1 Richard Akin to Maria wife of John CaUaghan AprU 9 i)500

5 3 D St s s 250 w 2d av 20x1005 h amp 1 William A Butler to Moritz Levene AprU 15 17500

5 3 D St n 6 245 e Madison av 20x1005 h amp1 WUliam H Decker to GUbert H Crawford (Sub to mortg $24000) AprU 15 nom

5 3 D St n s 245 e Madison av 40x1005 h it 1 Gilbert Holmes Crawford to Catherine D wife of WUUam H Decker (Snb to mortg $50000) April 15 nom

5 3 D St n s 265 e Madison av 20xl005 h amp 1 WiUiam H Decker to Gilbert H Crawford (Sub to mortg $20000) AprU 15 nom

5 3 D St 11 s i50 e 7fch av 1681005 h amp 1 John G Hifcchcock fco Annie E wife of GUbert K Harroun AprU 12 21000

5 4 T H St n s 75 w 9th av 25x754 li ampl Henry J Bui-chell to Matthew Clinton April 15 16000

5 5 T H St s s 275 e 2d av 120x1005 h amp 1 Frederick Leonhard to Mary D wife of Joseph H Bradley AprU 11 10250

56TH St n s 225 w 5th av 248x1005 h amp 1 Gratz Nathan (Referee) to Amelia Robins AprU 13 60000

5 7 T H St s s 300 w 2d av 50x1005 Pat r ick Farley to Michael Murray AprU 10 17500

5 7 T H St n s 20 w Lexington av 20x602 h it L Charles F Malloy to Mercedes R de Hine AprU 9 20500

60TH s t s s 360 e Madison av 20xl005 h amp 1 Peter P Decker to Margaret wife of Samuel Coulter AprU 11 30000

61ST St s B 260 w 3d av 19x1005 John McshyCool to Catherine L Beekman - (March 14 1871) AprU 15 31500

61ST s t s s 279W 3d av 19x1005 h amp 1 John Keys to PhiUp WaUacb AprU 15 24750

6 0 T H St n s 135 w Lexington av 20x1005 h amp1 Mary Ann wife of WiUiam Colvin to Constantine Ross^vog April 1 0 bull 26000

6 2 D s t n s 167 e 2d av 17x1005 (Sub t o ] mortg $3500) [

S6TU s t 11 s 100 w I s tav 21xl005 h amp 1 (Sub to mortg $7000) J Henry C Cole to John Schoener April 15 n a t love etc

0 2 D s t n B 1726 w 3d av lOxUS h amp 1 J J^entley Squier to Mary M Newton April 15 16500

63o s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1084 Jacob G Sanders of Albany to Simon Herman Nathan Asiel and Mayer Gottlieb April 9 22500

65TI1 s t n s 220 e 4th av 20x1005 Patr ick Fitzgcrild and Eugene SuUivan fco James Meeshyhan April 9 200(0

67T1I s t n s 150 e 5th av 25xl005 Helen wife of Bartow W Van Voorhis to Josepli Snufch April 12 22300

67TH s t n R 200 o ofch av 25x1005 Mary M wife of George H W d (of Buffalo N Y) to Joseph Smith AprU 12 ai300

OSrii s t n s 100 e 12th av 1936xl018xl 1177x1005 i

68Tn s t n s 350 w l l t h av 898x101Sx f 1057x1005 I Benjamin P Fairchild to John Mulford April 11 17750

58TH St n s 1065 w Av A 40x1004 George Kober to James S Keal of Tremont Westshychester Co April 9 38000

58TH s t s s 325 w lst av 75x1004 Matshythew T Brennan (Sherifl) to Lewis Johnston April 12 12900

5STH s t n s 150 w Oth av 25x1005 GrUfith Rowe to WiUiam B Dick AprU 12 10500

5STH s t n s 41710 w Sth av 215x1005 h amp 1 Thomas A Davis to James L Young AprU 15 28000

58T1I St n s 41710 w Sth av 215xl005 Jas L Young to Mclvench H Jeffers (widow) AprU 15 33000

5 9 T H s t s s 75 w Lexington av 20xlC05 TiiOmas Duffy to James K Glenn April 15 33500

74Tir s s 100 e Madison av 20x1022 h amp ] Robert M Strebeigh fco Mary Ann wife of WiUiam Colvin AprU 10 28500

77T1I sfc s B 275 e 2d av 25xl022 WiUiam Loose to Conrad Oberlein April 13 6075

80TH s t s s 200 e 5th av 25x1002 Joseph Bell and Douglas Campbell to Michael Cain AprU 10 16500

SlST s t s s SO w 2d av 24x767 John ODon-nel to Daniel Healy April 12 11500

SSD s t s s 100 elOth av 50x10011 (irreg) Henry C and John Ludlum to Josei^h Devling AprU 13 9000

84TH s t n s 2218 w 2d av 20x102 h amp 1 Frederick Prentice to Archibald McLintock AprU 12 105C0

89TII s t n s 425 w Sth av lOOxlOOS Ondershydonk Angevine to Caleb T Ward Aprill320000

101 ST S t n s 1934 w 9th av 166x10011 h amp 1 Howard R Vandyke to Susan A Vanshydyke AprU 15 8000

105TH s t s s 2313 w 1st av 189x1009 Pa t k Glennan to Francis Reilly April 9 1300

109TH s t n s 125 w 1st av 25x10010 Hiram Moore to Jos B Durfey of Brooldyn April 9 16000

109TH s t n B 100 e 2d av 19x10010 WiUiam Davis to Jas McCrodden AprU 11 3300

I U T H s t n s 345 w 3d av 25x10010 h amp 1 Mary McDonald to Albert Koopman (Sub to Mortg $4500) April 14 N a t love and nom

I U T H s t n s 245 e 5th av 50x10010 | 115Tn s t s B 245 e 5th av 25x10010 C

Samuel Cohen to Wm H Scott AprU 12 10500 U O T H St n s 373 e Av A 100x10010 h amp 1

James L Young to Nichols K Oatley April 15 28000

116TH s t n s 140 w 5th av 130x10011 Thos A Vvse J r to Thos J Mora April 15 22000

1 1 7 T H s t s s (No 170 E) 242 w 3d av 17x 10011 h amp Elizjibeth Avife of Jas L Ryan to Isaac G Van Tassel AprU 13 18000

118TH s t s B 263 w 5th av 22x10011 Wm B Conant to Jas G Fitzgerald AprU 11 5000

U O T H st s s 208 e Av A 40xl00ll George B Goldschmidt to Jas Meagher AprU 106000

1 2 2 D st n s 225 w Av A 50x100 Edward Fitzgerald fco Mary H wife of Nicholas H

Moore AprU 9 6000 1 2 3 D s t n s SSO e 2d av 18x10011 James

Meagher to George B Goldschmidt April 10 14000

1 2 3 D s t n s 155 e 3d av 75x10011 h amp 1 Phebe E wife of Alberfc Chesebro to Adam C Martin AprU 13 18000

134TH s t s s 100 e 3d av 189x10011 h amp1 A L S O gore on west side of above (rear) 15x11 )

Abraham B Van Dusen of Harlem to John W Kenyon A p r U 1 5 16000

1 3 4 T H s t s s 150 w Sfch av 50x10011 1 134Tn s t 10011 B of and Sfch av 125 w of |

25x253 (rear) ST NICHOLAS av v s 252 s i24fch s t 1186 j

x978 J Thos H Walter and Clara L his wife and Harr iet A Walter andT H Walter Extrx E-xr and Trustees oi J R Walter J r decd Ann Walter widow and Extrx of Jas R Walshyter Sr to Bernard Cohen April 13 24400

125TII St s s 272 e Sth av 28x10011 James H Coleman (Ref) to James H SuUivan AprU 13 5700

127TI1 st n s 415 w 3d av 20x9911 li amp 1 Sarah E vife of Richard H Lane to WiUiam Ilslcy AprU 1 0 11500

12ST1I Bt n s 804 w 2d av 188x7411 Wm J Gettey to Kate L wife of John Reid April 115 8000

128Tii stn s 290 w 4tii av 376x9911 Alex WUson to Charles L Mead AprU 15 8050

128TH s t s s 3976 e Oth av 376x9911 h amp1 Eliza vvife of Charles Stevens fco James Stewart AprU9 1650O

129Tn st s s 3996 w 5thavl76xl91 J h amp BUen wife of Isaac G Van Tassel to EUzabeth wife of James L Ryan April 12 22000

132D s t n s 3623 w (ith av lS9x9911 h amp I Thomas H Landon (Ref) to WUliam B McshyKenzie (Foreclos) AprU 9 5200

1 3 2 D s t n s 140 w Madison av 20x9911 h Al Leander Buck fco Jas MMcGregor AplO17000

1 5 2 D s t n s 650 w 10th av 20x2291(gt Exrs of Richard P Carman to Church of fche Intershycession AprU 11 11040

Av B w s (No 44) 722 n 3d sfc 24x80 Eliza Bonsall et al fco Jacob Gaufcer AprU 10 16000

LEXINGTON a v w s 79 n 27th s t 199x80 h amp 1 Thomas McManus and Thomas J Murphy to Antoine Mataraw AprU 10 24000

LEXINGTON av s e cor 49th st 171x70 Charshylotte wife of Leopold Mendelson to WiUiam Florance AprU 15 28000

MADISON av w B 755 n 61st s t 25x95 h amp 1 Heirs of John B Storm to Augustus J Brown April 15 bull 50000

MADISON av AV S 755 n 65fch st 25x95 Barshytow W Van Voorhis fco Pafcrick and Francis Morgan AprU 10 22000

MADISON av s w cor 105fch s t 10011x70 Anshydrew M and Rowland Davies to WiUiam M Martin April 10 22500

1ST av w s (No 341) 23 s 20th st 23x80 h it 1 John Neilson (of Middletown R I) to James Bonner AprU 10 1400 0

1ST av w s 523 n 77th st 261x100 (Irreg) Jacob Cordes to Frederick Peters April 913350

2 D av w s 481 s 4th s t 24x65 h amp 1 Pearshyson S Halstead to Alexander Sutter April 15 ^0000

2 D av w s 783 s 13th st 263x110 h amp 1 Catharine A wife of Edward W Burr to Cashytherine E wife of Adam Weber AprU 1333000

2Dav c s 648 s 2 2 d s t 20x100 h amp1 Josiah H Burton to Thomas Parish Sherman April 15 25000

2 D av e s 25 s 34th s t 492x80 h amp 1 ) 34TH s t s B SOe 2d av 213x989 h fel j

Augustus F Holly to Thomas Gearty (Sub to all taxes and assessments from May 1 1870) AprU 1 0 35000

2 D av e s 755 s 44th s t 25x100 h amp 1 John J BurcheU fco Conrad Uhl April 12 21000

3 D av w s 505 n 45th s t 50xl00 h amp 1 Thomas Jenings-to Esther wife of Marcus H

bull Lichtenstein (tSub to mort $18000 and taxes of 1870 and 1871) AprU 9 38500

3 D av w s 87 s 50th s t 214x80 James H Hoffman to Israel Jaeger April 1 2 13500

2 D av w s 804 n 55th s t 20x66 h amp 1 Darius G Crosby to Henry Siebert AprU 9 14550

2 D av n e cor 105th s t 10011x200 (J^ p a r t ) James McNamara to Thomas J Mooney (Stamps $11) April 13 no con

2 D av s w cor 115th s t about 100x100 (Irreg) Isaac De Garmo to Daniel Bates AprU 12 bull 26000

3 D av w s 511 s 85th st 256x1023 Clara Ann wif e of bull Roberfc Kennedy to Joseph Hew-lefct AprU 15 16750

4 T H av w s 786 n 36fch sfc 24x105 h amp 1 Thatcher M AdaniB to Josiah G Holland (Springfield Mass) April 9 76000

4TH av s e cor 106th s t ICOllxlCO Walter Brady to Lambert S Quackenbush AprU 13 9125

5TH av s e cor 102d s t 1009x350 PhUip Van Volkenbiirgh and Daniel B Van Volkenburgh to LleweUyn F Barry April 1 3 160000

5 T H av w s 505n 114th st 505x100 Dow-thea Meislahu et al t o Sigmund J Seligman AprU 9 n o m

6 T H av n e cor 184th st 24llx85 Walter j Brady to Thomas Ryan AprU 11 7000

REAL E S T A T E R E C O R D 181

7 T H av n w cor 34fch sfc 22x00 h amp 1 Forster I Weeks to Gabriel and Joseph LUianthal AprU 10 25500

9 T H av S W cor 54th s t 251x80 h amp 1 Francis Blessing to John ReUly AprU 1126750

9 T H av n e cor 125th s t 2411x100 Bxrs of James R Walter and Thomas H Walter to John Chapman April 15 8000

lOTHav w s 253 s 39th s t 246x75 J o h n Schmidt to John Leib AprU 9 26000

9 T H av w s OOth fco 61 st s t 20010x400 1 0 T H av e s OOth to 6 is t s t 20010x100 6 0 T H s t n s 400 w 9th av 200x1005

Algernon S Jarvis (of White Plains) to Amos R Boo AprU 12 228000

l lTH av w s (oldline) between 158th and 159feh sfcs 200x150 Isaac P Marfcin fco Church of fche Infcercession April 13 42 500

11TH av e s758n 96fchst 506xl00 Matthew T Brennan Sheriff to Thomas M Pefcers AprU 15 5 200

KINGS COUNTY

April Sd A L L grantors ti t le to estate of Joseph and Ruth

Dean J D Bristol to John B Dow J r ^ (Q-c ) 5oo B E R G E N s t s s 300 w VanderbUt av 25xl30 7

x309-xll27 Jane wifeof T Cramer to John W Stewart 4 ocO

B O E R U M s t n s 250 w Lorrimer st25xiub h amp 1 Josephine wife of C Lesseur to Lipp-man Rcitzensfcein 5 ooQ

BROADWAY n s 1085 w 5tli st 2i8xio6 J G Jenkins to Williamsburgh Savings

^ ^ a n k 14 000 COLUMBIA st e s 20 n President s t 20x80

h ife 1 G H Roberts to Edward Kieser 10 000 COOK s t n s 275 e MorreU s t and 125 w

Bushwick av 25x100 (Correcting error) J J Carfield to Patr ick Burns ( Q C ) nom

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 345 s w Com-1 merce s t 384x180 j

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 3834svvComl f merce s t 384x180 J F Woodruffto John J Van Nostrand54000

E L L E R Y st n s 250 e Marcy av 25x100 A Venter to Peter Fafcscher 675

E W E N s t Nos 125 and 127 25x86 l S I G E L s t n s 225 e Graham av 25x100 CHESTNUT sfc n s 200 e Evergreen av50x f

548 (irreg) J Victoria wife of W Obermier to Hermann Somshym e r jjonj

F L O Y D s t s s 200 w Yafces av 25x100 J ToeUuer to Friedrich Schmitt 5 500

GKATTAN s t s s 100 e Bogert s t 25x100 h amp 1 J Softy to Franz lleichwein ltU P^^^-) bull sect35

H O O P E R s t n s 1414 w Marcy av 80x100 i Scholes to WiUiam Floyd and Eliphalet S Nevins of New York 5 550

H O O P E R s t s s 291 e Bedford av 448x110 J WUde fco Theodore P Jackson 3500

H O P K I N S s t s s 250 e Marcy av 25x200 G L Kessler fco Andrew Venter (1868) 500

I N D I A s t n s 200 w Union pL 50x69 (irreg) Mary A wife of N Bliss to Grifiath J Roberts 2 200

J A V A s t s s 200 e WesLst25xioohampi ]E~ Molony to Geo M BaU 3 700

K O S S U T H s t s e s 245 n e Broadway 20x100 C Trimble to Richard and Michael Tracy5000

MADDAGH s t n s 206 w Henry sfc 215xl009 A B Thorn (Exr) to Pat r ick Toy 6350

S A M E property Eliza Lardlaw (widow) to Pa t r k Toy CQ- 0 ) bull bull nom

MADISON s t s s3834e Bedford av 168xl00 h amp 1 Mary J wife of M R Pe t ty to Mary F wife of Ezekiel A Harris 4 900

PENNst s a 3024 s Lee av 303x100 h ampl A Rossto Hem-y I h n e 8500

P I E R R E P O N T s t s s 125 e Clinton s t 25x100 A AUen to Abram Allen J r 25000

P R E S I D E N T s t s s 225 w Powers s t 100x100 W P Byrne to~James E Dimond 6000

P R O S P E C T pl n e s 155 n w Vanderbilt av 20x131 S J Stevens to Charles H Par -s o n s 15000

bCHERMERHORN St n s 1501 w Smith s t 25x 1012 bull A AUen to Geo D AUen 6000

S M I T H s t e s 77 n Sackett s t 23x100 R S Crane to WilUam D Walker (Foreclos) 1750

STOCKHOLM s t n s 343 e Myrtle av 32x30x mdashx8x35xl2xl00 P Reynolds to Robinson GiU (Foreclos) 2300

STOCKTON a t s s 180 w Throop av 20x100 Mary Jarvie to John Flinn of-New York 4500

V A N B U B E N s t s s 325 w Bedford av25x 934 G L Moehring to Abraham Ackerman

of New Y o r k 1500

V A R E T and MorreU sts n w cor 100x25 h amp 1 Margaretha Klug et al to Karl and Maria A Weiss 7900

W Y C K O F F s t n s 1915 n w 6th av 44x100 T SkeUy to Thomas P Stevenson 4000

SOUTH 4th s t n a 85 a Ofch s t 2lx95 W Mofcfc fco Joseph McKee 250O

SOUTH 4fch sfc n s 63 w Oth sfc 21x95 F ran-cisca Brendle (widow) fco William D Lock-wood 4700

2 D s t w s 552 n South Oth s t 206x100 W M Thurman fco Henry Lemkan 6000

5 T H sfc n w s 50 s w South Isfc s t 25x1036 W D Lockwood to John W By ard 4600

6TH s t e B 80 n South 2d s t 20x50 Sarah J wife of W E Butler to Theodore E Green 1000

SAME properfcy T B Green to William B Bufcler 1000

N O R T H Sfch st s w s 125 n w 5th s t SOx) 100 I

N O R T H Sfch s t s w s 200 n w 5th s t 50x 100 J S J Hunfc to Peter Koelsch 5600

N O R T H 9fch s t n e s 150 n w 4th s t 50xl00 S J Hun t to CorneUus Mayer 2800

SOUTH 9th and 5th sts n e cor 50x73 N Baulsir to Jane A wife of Joshua Brown of New York 6000

1 1 T H s t s w B 1635 n w Sth av 50x100 H L Clarke to Charles Nickenig 2900

12TH St e sbdquo befc South5fch st and Broadway 33 11X42X534 (very bad description)

SOUTH 5fch s t s s 125 s e 12th s t 44x5610 x638 bull J H Eichinger to Margt wife of George Eichin-ger 500

2 0 T H St s s 225 e 7th av 25x100- Mary McCausland et al to Andrew S Wheeler (C a G) 500

SAME properfcy J McCausland fco A S Wheeler (Q C) nom

BAYav n e s 200 n w Cedar s t 100x100 J Halliday fco Pafcrick Collins of Gravesend L 1 200

CARLTON av w s 19911 n Dekalb av 215x 100 h it 1 Emma J wife of A D Atlunson to IsabeUa Rice (widow) 15000

CLASSON av e s 1502 n Myrtle av 126x100 h amp 1 J Lock fco Louis Samson 4000

CLINTON av e s 71 s Fulfcon av 30x100 R Carpenfcer fco Ezekiel Auerbach 13500

D E K A L B av s s 375 w Lewis av 25x100 h amp 1 J J Larkhi to Pedro A Afonso 7000

HARRISON av and Heyward sfc easterly cor 23 XSO C J Summers to Lorenz Ri t ter 1220

OviNGTON av n e s near 4th av 1016x1738 (Bay Ridge) W H Denyse to Otto K Ivjranse 6750

OviNGTON and 4th avs easterly cor 78x175Ix 495xmdash (Bay Ridge) Eliza N Blunt (widow) to Otto K iCranse 1250

P A R K av s s 100 e Tompkins av 221x100 N H Clement to F rank Crooke of Fla t shybush 1425

3 D av e s 53 s Dean st 23x70 i D E A N s t s s 7711 e 3d av 221x75 f

B Auerbach to Richard C a r p e n t e r 12000 6TH av and Warren s t s e cor 100x947 C

W Riecks to Abel F Goodnow 16250 GRAVESEND 5 955-1000 acres adj Adrian Bershy

ger A Berger to Henry Johnson of Gravesshyend 7146

April Ath OviNGTON av n B (indeft) 545x1703 Ann

Meier (widow) to Geo Marriott 400 CALYER st n s 25 w Guernsey st 25x75

Jane wife of T Howell to Fanny I wife of James D Mogg 1200

CHAUNCEY s t and Paca av s w cor 350x100 14 hs amp Is H Beales to John Davies 7000

COOK s t s s 250 e MorreU s t 25x100 h amp 1 H Grant to Erns t Schon 1100

D E G R A W s t B S 15210 w Columbia s t 17Ox 100 S A Church to Johannes Scharfeuberg (Q C ) nom

S A M E property J Scharfenberg to Peter Buhr 5000

E L M st n s 100 w WiUow s t 25x95 h amp 1 F Schmecker te John Y^-eger 1800

H A L S E Y s t s s 80 e Throop av 20x100 H A L S E Y s t s s 140 e Throop av 40x100 i H A L S E Y s t s s 200 e Throop av 60x100 [ H A L S E Y st s s 300 e Throop av 20x100 J

J Halliard to Henry Osborn 7000 H O O P E R s t n s 275 e Bedford av 66x100 F Scholes to Francis DuBois 5550 H E Y W A R D s t n s 336 e Wythe av 236x100

W WaU to Henry D a h l 800 H E Y W A R D s t n B 226 e Wythe av 336x100

H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E A i i i c k e s 1 0 0 0

H E Y W A R D st and Wythe av norfcherly cor) 226x100 I

H E Y W A R D sfc n w s 45 n e Wyfche av mdash f to River s t xmdash j H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E Adickes 1800

JOHNSON s t n s 75 e Smith s t 25x100 h amp 1 Margaretha wife of A Schmand to Joseph Herte 3100

K E A P s t n s 165 w Lee av 22x100 D K HaU to Martha W H wife of Morton B Smith of New York 13500

MCDONOUGH s t n s 100 w Hopkinson av 1 ll76x200

B E D F O R D av w s 40 s Taylor s t 20x90 | J P Knapp to John M Quackenboss of Montshygomery Orange Co N Y 25000

MESEROLE s t n s 175 e Leonard s t 25x100 A Ginter to Theodore F r e u n d 9075

O X F O R D s t w s 1498 s Lafayette av 214x 100 Clara L wife of A J Ddtger to Eliz A T Phelps 17000

P A C I F I C sfc n s 3539 e Carlton av 196x742 G M Stevens to Susan N Howard of East^ Chester N Y (Foreclos) 5000

P R I N C E s t e s 100 n Willoughby s t 25x85 -C W Frieling to Mai-tha A FrieUng (wishydow) (Q C) 400

P A C I F I C andColumbia sts n e cor 95x50 J Morton et al to John H Tate of Flatbush 6000

RODNEY s t s 6 1448 w Bedford av 448x100 J W Borcherding to Charles Kuehne-mundfc 5500

ST M A R K S pL n s 226 w Carlfcon av 21x131 J V Porfcer fco Pierre D Van Hoesen of New York 13000

SANDFORD sfc e s (No 229) J Fifczsiinmons to Jane L wife of Samuel D Thomas (Conshytract) 5500

U N I O N s t s s 290 e Hoyt s t 20xl00 J BeU fco Clara E wife of Abram Wilsey (B amp S) 3000

SAME properfcy Clara E wife of A Wilsey to Adeline E wife of John BeU (B amp S ) 3000

V A N B U R E N s t n s 325 w Franklin av 20x 100 Mary A wife of M Bunker to Phrebe H Weiss 5250

W I L L I A M st and Troyav s e cor 7091x100 S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann of New York (34 par t 833

W H I P P L E s t s e s 138 s w Throop av 15x 556x399x38 C Dit tmer to Rosa wife of J o shyseph Weininann 500

W H I P P L E st s e s 128 s w Throop av 25x 522xmdash-x38 Josephine Pfab (widow) to Jacob Rech (Correcting error) (QC) nom

SOUTH 5tii s t s s 80 w Sth s t 20x100 P Boshyvers to Franz Herrschaffc 1400

6 T H s t w s 121 s Soufch 4fch sfc 174x100 h amp 1 Sarah Clark tb David G Cay wood of New York 5600

I S T H st s w s 225 s e 5th av 25xl00 Soshyphia wife of D Fickeh to JiiUa M -wife of Soloshymon B RusseU 1100

B E D F O R D av and Rosa s t n w cor 100x110 hs amp Is J M Quackenboss to Joseph F Knapp 50000

D E K A L B av and Sandford st n w cor 31x83 h amp I B McAlasher to Edward Freel 500

F R A N K L I N av w s 13511 n Lefferts sfc 187x 12411 (irreg) Sarah Jwife of A TredweU to Edward R o w e 2626

H U D S O N av e s 1097 s Dekalb av 25x1005 W Simonson to Christian Hohn 4500

JOHNSON av s w s 100 n w Suydam s t 186x 10px57xmdash Phcebe E wife of C M Knowlton to Michael Naeder 1600

JOHNSON av and Baltimore pl s e cor 200x1 4752 ( X p a r t ) j

JOHNSON av and Cincinnati pl s e cor 200 ( 4548 (J^part) J S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann 2333

K E N T av s w s at intersection of centre Une of Rodney st if continued 125x1519 to Wall shyabout channel xl259xmdash P Scholes to Geo B Remsen of Hempstead L I 29200

L E W I S av e s 40 s P a l a s M s t 20x100 Sarah A wife of G Sturtevant fco Alex S Walsh of Jamaica L I 5500

NEW^ B U S H W I C K road and road adj Evergreen Cemetery northerly cor 11 372-1000 acres F Du Bois to Henry Hauselmann 18195

U N I O N av e s 53 a Montrose av 22x75 h amp 1 L Fink to Martin D i e r a u f 5200

V E R N O N av s s 300 e Flatbush plank road 100x150 J H Tate to Franklin H Know-er 8000

W E B S T E R av s s 363 e 2d s t 456x1093 i W E B S T E R av s s and Isfc s t s w cor 456 gt- -

X1093 ) J W Hull to John T Mackenzie 1800bull

A^ril nth A D A M S s t e s 75 n TUlary s t 266x539 (in-

deft share) Louisa -wife of G C Green fco -Henrietta L Sphraidt (B amp S ) 400

182 R E A L E S T A T E R E G ^ O R D

B A L T I C s t s amp 3154 w Clinton s t 34x100 J Frisbee to Harriet A wife of Jared Brewsfcer (Q C 1865) nom

B A N K E R st w s- 976 s Norman av ISlx 439 (error)

N O R T H 15TH st s w s 82 s e 2d s t 18x100 G A Sacchi to Henry Sacchi 140

B O X s t 8 s 175 w Oakland s t 25x100 M Grace to Nathaniel Morton of Plymouth Mass 900

BERGEN s t n s 230 w Saratoga av 120x1072 P Massa to John Stafford amp Alex Nichol 2400

CEDAR s t a e s 3807 n e Evergreen av 100x839 5 hs amp Is T S Olive to Henry Kearney 1750O

CLINTON s t e s 163 n Pierrepont s t 25xl00 A Querean to James Bailey 14250

DOWNING s t e a 350 s Gates av 25x100 Nancy M wife of J Irwin to Walter Green-ough 7000

H O O P E R s t n s 2214 w Matey av 80x100 _ F Scholes fco Peter J ODonohue 5060 J E F F E R S O N s t s s 2834 w Stuyvesant av

168x100 L Kenny to Thomas Garvey of New York 6000

L I N D E N boulevard n s 75 e proposed extension of Nostrand av 25x235 Charlotte wife of L Mendelson to Jos Leghorn of New York 3500

LOMBARDY st s s 155 w Morgan av 20x1265 (irreg) R C Combes to Severin Mejer1000

LOMBARDY s t s s 95 w Morgan av 60x986x mdashxl265 R C Combes to James H Saxton of Newark N J 2500

MADISON s t s a 475 w Nostrand av 25x100 C King to Harriet wife of Cuthbert C Gorshydon 7S00

M ONROE s t n s 150 w Patchen av 25x100 Nannie W wife of G A Gardiner to Win H Harrison 1700

NASSAU s t n s 200 e Gold s t 20x1071 h amp 1 B Donlon to John S Sfciger of New York 10000

N E L S O N s t n s 140 e Court s t 20x100 h amp 1 C M Felt to Fred k W amp Marie Moritz of New York 4750

OAKLAND s t e s 225 s Nassau ay 283x1 OOx 479xmdash P C IngersoU to EUza A wife of George H Stiles 1400

P E N N st s s 100 w Harrison av 202x100 C A Cushman to Wm B Pester 1110

P E N N s t s s 120 w Harrison av 203x100 G H Mellisch to WUliam B Pester 1110

R I C H A R D S and Van Dyke sfcs easterly cor 80x 20 W W Goodrich to Thomas CarroU 610

R U T L E D G E s t n w s 1634 s w Leeav SlSx 100 - A Lowerre to Alfred O Backus 4600

RYERSON s t w s 84 n Myrtle av 20x100 Eliz A H wife of A Y BirdsaU to S Josephine wife of Stephen T Birdsall 5500

SKILLMAN s t w s 1032 n Lafayette av 182 xlOO h ltamp 1 J McCarthy to EUen 0 L Co-halan 1000

STOCKTON s t s s 240 w Throop av 20x100 (Foreclos) G M Stevens fco Chas B Nichols of Albany 1000

STOCKTON s t n s 350 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Valentine Weissensee of New York 1100

V A N D Y K E s t n e s 20 s e Richards st 20 x80 W W Goodrich to Barnard Rom-ke 400

W A R R E N s t s s 4799 w Nevins s t 20x100 Letitia McCabe to Patr ick Dervin 1850

W I L S O N s t SO s of and Wythe av 774 e of (rear) 194x20 M Donovan to Charles P Kuchnemnndt 250

W I L S O N st s s 774 e Wythe av-194xl00 C Kuchnemundt to John M Borcherding 9500

SOUTH 5TH s t n s 170 e Oth s t 43x1004 P Bovers to Valentine Broker 2600

SOUTH 5Tn s t a s 60 w Sth s t 30x80 P Bovers fco Walfcer K Van Valkenburgh 1625

7 T H s t n w s 834 s w Norfch 6fch s t 16Sx 100 Harriefc L Nelson fco Sabrina B Au-bery nom

1 0 T H St n e s 170 s e 3d av 30x100 W Corboy to Jeremiah Corboy 3600

B E D F O R D av and Hewes s t n e cor 60x97 J WUde to Francis Du Bois 8350

B E D F O R D av e s 60 s Hooper s t 80x97 J WUde to Peter J ODonahue 11000

F R A N K L I N av w s 30 n Dean s t 30x80 h amp 1 J Stafford to Theodora wife of Ferd Massa 9000

K E N T av s w s intersection of centre line of Keap St if continued thence n w 1351x1519 to WaUabout channel xl359xmdash P Scholes to Oscar F Hawley Jr of New York 38200

LAFAYETTE avs S 88 W Adelphi s t 22x91x 12x9x10x100 R H u n t to Max HarnickeL 11000

LAFAYETTE avi s s 45 w Grand av 39x100 J T Barnard to Henry Blatchford 4400

LAFATETTE av s s 190 w Reed av 20x100 B amp 1 A DoU to JohnKle in 5000 L E W I S av and Bainbridigest s e cor 25x100

H Megchendorf to Theodore P r o s s e r 1900

MARCY av w s 651 s Dekalb av 910xmdash(irshyreg strip) J Sneddon to Charles M Titus of Ithaca N Y 3000

STOCKTON s t n s 375 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Constantino Be rnaue r 1100

T H R O O P av e s 623 w Gerry s t 209x119 A Simendinger to John Rueger 1000

WILLOUGHBY av u s 165 w Tompkins av 20x100 P Mead to Albert B King 5600

April Gth ATLANTIC s t s s 203 w Smith st 20x702

J Dietrich to Herman Thimig 12000 B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass s t 100x23x

mdashXmdashx25 J Hoyt to Chas Hoyt (Reconveyshyance) nom

B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass a t 100x23x mdashXmdashx25 C H Hoyt to Maria Douglass 400

CRANBERRY s t n s (No 35) 25x100 Grace wife of T R Hoole to Mott Bedell 13 500

DOUGLASS s t a w s 100 a e Bond s t 100x200 to Gowanus canal W P Powers to Edward P Davis and Ellen M wife of Henry Kelsey (C a G) 9125

SAME property Jul ia Davis et al to WiUiam B Nichols 18250

D E A N st a a 200 e Schenectady av 25x1072 h amp 1 G Evans to Victor Vierow 2700

SAME property V Vierow to Paul A Koch2900 E L M St n s 103 w Central av 22x71 E

Holdridge to Fanny Lotheringfcon 2300 GRATTAN and Bogart sts s e cor 100x50 FLUSHING and Johnson avs s w cor 159x595

xl00x25x50xl00 to Forest stxl6 P Bovers to Robert Adair 3225

H St a a 183 w Union av 20x1416 Anshytoinette A wife of G H Brisfcol to Caroline M Morgan of New Rochelle N Y 375

JACKSON and Front sts n e cor 75x100 JACKSON s t n s 75 e Front st aboufc 324x

100 T McGoey to Hugh Kaig of New York (B amp S) 15000

MADISON s t n s 1189 w Bedford av 189x100 h amp 1 Sarah wife of T Atkinson to George 0 Magown of New York 8000

MONROE st s s 160 w Marcy av 20x100 Sushysannah E C wife of W C Russell to Wm H Daycock 6800

P R E S I D E N T s t n s 112 w Van Brunt s t 19x50 h amp 1 P A E Koehnto AndwC Schmidt3250

P E N N s t s s 2247 w Lee av 205x100 h amp 1 H Irwin to David S Gidney 8000

P R E S I D E N T a t n s 155 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 135 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 115 w Bond s t 20x100

C M Earle to Alfred Wallis (Par t i t ion) 1800 STFUBEN s t w s 200 n Myrtle av 50x100 G

W Child to Michael Farrell 2100 VALWORTII St e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x100

C Weisheit to Charles MuUer 4000 W A R R E N s t n s ICO w Hoyt s t 20x100 h amp1

M Seyler to Horace K Thurber (B amp S)nom I S T H s t s s 118 e 4th av 1711x1002 h amp I

J Hirst to Wm A Virtue of New York 4000 18TH s t n e s 100 n w 3d av 25x1002 J

R Kuhn to Robert Ormeston (Foreclos) 300 ATLANTIC and Stone avs s e cor 200x100 ) P A C I F I C s t n s 150 e Stone av 50x100 f

S Emanuel to James H Kidder (B amp S)9000 F R A N K L I N av (No 288) b e t Lafayette and

Dekalb avs ( 2 D pl (No 17) b e t Henry and Clinton sts and j

all furniture and fixtures J J H Hubbard to Jacob R Duvall of New York (C) 35000

GATES av n s 80 w Ryerson s t 20x100 h amp 1 Hannah E wife of J A Greene to Thomas R BaU 11000

KINGSTON av w s 40 n Bergen a t 40x100 h amp 1 W A Vredenburgh to Kate L Trus-low 8080

MONTROSE av and Leonard s t s e cr 75x75 P V MorreU to Francis Pfeiffer 14000

SHEPARD and Bay avs s w cor 90xl00 Sashyrah V wife of B C ThornaU to Wm H Decker 3000

SAME property W H Decker to (jiUiert H Crawford nom

S A M E property G H Crawford to Cath D wife of Wm H Decker (B amp S) nom

A2Jri 8th B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smith s t 25x100 H

L Carr to Thomas HamUton (B amp S ) nom B A L T I C s t n e s 150 s e Smith st 25x100

N H Clemenfc to Thomas HamUton (Foreshyclose ) 4650

CLAY a t a a 170 w Union av 20x100 D A t -kin to P ia t t C IngersoU 4500

CONOVER s t e s 60 n Van Dyke at 20x80 p Hardy to Louia Garypie (Q C) nom

S A M E Property L Garypie to Emanuel Andershyson 1700

D E V O E St a s 1879 e Union av 20xl003 J Sherwood to Adeline A W i l s o n 2 2 0 0

D E A N s t a s 243 9 e Schenectady av 37x 1072 h amp 1 S J Styles to Mary wife of Thos Curry of Jersey City 3700

DIAMOND s t e s 200 n Nassau av 50x100 P C IngersoU to David Atkin 1750

E W E N s t w s 50 s Conselyea s t 25x100 h amp 1 P M Hall to John W Mulen 4200

F R O S T a t n a 150 w Smith s t 25x76 Lucy A wife of S Keeler to John W Vanderzee of New York 2800

H O O P E R s t n s 1214 w Marcy av 20x100 P Scholes to Charles Murray 1400

J E F F E R S O N a t s s 225 w Ralph av 50x200 D M Smyth to Robert H Eschenbach 1900

LIVINGSTON sfc n s 100 w Hanover p l 20x75 G M Stevens to Nicholas Cooper (Foreshyclose ) 5500

L U Q U E E R at 8 a 1568 e Clinton a t 2010x100 1 D Fletcher to Edward H K i d d e r 1 0 0 0

P A C I F I C sfc n s 380 e Porfcland av 20x100 Chariofcte S wUe of C G Klug to Wm Erd t -mann 9000

P A C I F I C s t n s 3755 w Nostrand av 1453 x786xll3 to Clove road xmdash to Pacific st Frances M S wife of D N Carrington to Stephen Pri tchard 10000

P R O S P E C T st s s 140 w Bridge s t 25x100 h amp I J Brower to Patr ick Moran 6000

P U L A S K I s t s a 125 e Stuyvesant av 20x1 100 I

PuLASKi St s a 205 e Stuyveaant av 20x f 100 J J McClean to George PoweU 11000

SACKETT a t n s 160 e Hoyt s t 20x100 L S MiUs to Edward H Kidder 3500

SCHERMERHORN s t s s SO e Smith at 20x100 G M Stevena to J Pierrepont Edwarda (Foreclos) 11250

SKILLMAN st e s 225 n Pa rk av 100x100 P Donlon to John S Stiger of New Y o r k 6000

ST J A M E S S pl e s 200 n Gates av 20x100 h amp 1 T Lambert to Thomas McStave 13000

SuYDAM St e s 8810 n Atlantic av 40x13810 xlO 7x296x1373 J RUey to Hephzibah wife of Wm D Murphy (C a G) 1000

SUYDAM s t n a 250 e WiUow a t 50x95 J W Naughton to Geo amp Charlotte Ledger 3500

TAYLOR s t a s 1898 w Wythe av 15x100 G M Stevens to Robert Ferrier of New York (Foreclos) 1000

2 D pL n a 1295 e Clinton s t 265x1335 N H Clement to Divine Burtis (Partit ion) 10025

2 D pl n s 766 e Clinton a t 265xl335 h amp I Jane wife of M T Gibbona to Isaac L McshyGay of New York 18000

2 D St S S 160 W Bond s t 20xlOO I D Fletcher to Edward H Kidder 5500

1 6 T H s t n e s 3014s e th av 25x100 P e shyter OHara to Patr ick OHara 1000

ViN B U R E N s t n s 250 e Throop av 25x100 T Simpson to Thomas Bagot 1000

WALWORTH a t e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x 100 C Muller to Julius Hansen and Charles Schneider of New York 5000

W Y C K O F F st n a 2913 w Rochester av 25x 1279 H Danernehin to Louis Marchold 1500

SAME property L Marchold to Anna M wife of Henry Danernhein (B amp S) 1-500

D E B E V O I S E av and Amoa a t s w cor 150x125 x200x25x50xl00 P Quinn to Mary A wife of

John E Capet 4000 D E K A L B av a a 100 w Stuyvesanfc av 10()x

100 J Y Pifcchefcfc to George Delatush of New Dover Middlesex Co N J 42500

GATES av n s 163 e Classon av 20x100 h amp 1 P Lamberfc to Wilkes Gay of New York 12500

GR-AND av e a 216 8 Gatea av 21x1016 T Skelly to Maria Brenner of Manhasaefc Queens Co L I 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 280 w Grand av 20x100 N Sfcevens to BveUue A Brainard nom

M Y R T L E av and Conselyea s t southerly cor 146x1036xl055 G G Dukes et aL to Edshyward Davies (C a G) 900

NORMAN av n s 50 w Diamond s t 25x95 J P Mahony to Edward Carney 1000

R A L P H av w s 872 n Dean s t 20x100 S Styler to Robert Lindsey 225

STUYVESANT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x 100 W Johnston fco John Rose 7000

S T M A R K S av s a 20 w Carlfcon av 20x81 C G Schneider fco John S Sfciger 12000

5 T H av e s 204 n 7fch s t 198x70 ) 9 T H s t n s 1576 a e 4fch av 19x90 J

Margarefc wife of E Kenney to Edward W Richardson 13000

April 9th B E L V I D E R E sfc S e B 2066 s w Beaver s t 25

x852 A Stockholm e t a l to Anton VigeshyU u s 900

CjCffiDMBiA St- n w s- 16 n e Sackett sfc 21x95 hi amp1 J Levisolm- to-WiUiam Mor r i s 8000

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 183

CLAY st n a 300 e Union av 75x100 ha amp Is L Dnbb fco Mary Kohn of New Y o r k 33000

CHESTNUT st s e a 300 s w Johnson av 25x 100 G G Diikes et al to Cafcharine Murray

G ) - 300 (C DOUGLASS s t a s 129 e Perry av 376x1276

C S Barker to Freelove D R o g e r s 1 0 0 0 E L L I O T T p l e a 4626 s Hanson pl 2010x100

Eliz F wife M B Swezey fco Emma wife of John Syms 7800

HANCOCK sfc n a 2042 w Sfcuyvesant av 2010 xlOO Mary P wife of J Flood to Hubbard L RusseU 750

H A M I L T O N s t w s 1615 n P a r k av 100x150 EUen H wife of C C Pa t t en to Mary A Hig-gin^ 10000

H I G H sfc s s 75 w Bridge sfc 25x100 (parfci-fcion) E A Hutchins to Henry Crum-mey 5000

LIVINGSTON st and Hanover pL n w cor 20x 75 h amp I N Cooper to Maria wife of CJhas R P i t t 6000

LE0N4RD St w s 60 n Powers s t 20x75 h ife I T Terry fco James Meakin Flushing L I and Henry Beales 3000

MARION sfc n s Lofcs 44 and 46 (Blk 8) Hunter Ply Farm 50x100 J Volke to Martin F Lindhorn 675

MACON at n s 145 w Tompkins av 20x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam P C Denike (Foreshyclos ) 250

OAKLAND and Freemen sfcs n w cor 25x100 M Walker fco James Law 1000

PiERREPOiNT St s s 125 6 CUnton St 25x100 A Allen J r to Abram AUen 25000

R O S E at s s 3904 w Bedford av 224x100 H Ranken to Hans C F Gatje 2000

SACKETT s t n s 99 a Hicks s t 1910x75x1x25 bull xlSlOxlOO M Shearmaji to Cath wife of

John Griffen S500 SACKETT s t n s 11810 e Hicks s t 1910x100

h ife 1 M Shearman to Cath wife of John Griffen 8500

V-AN D Y K E st n e s 40 s e Richards s t 20x 80 W W Goodrich to John H Von Be-bern 350

W A R R E N s t a s 12010 w 4th av 20x100 h amp 1 E S MiUs to Daniel A Youngs (B amp S) 5500

WASHINGTON s t e s 78 s Adams s t 25x996 h ltfe 1 B MueUer to Fredk Schmelcher 1400

7TH s t w s 748n e North l e t s t 25x80 Emily E wife of J Armstrong to Alfred Hobley 3500

9 T H St centre line 5109 e 3dav 25xtb n 125 G B Goldschmidt to James Morgan (C a G) 5000

SOUTH 9th s t s s 146 w 4th sb 50x100 J R Thomas fco Isfc Univeraalist Society WUshyliamsburg 8000

SOUTH 9th a t a a 121 w 4th s t 25x100 W W Armfield to 1st Universalist Society Wilshyliamsburgh 4000

1 0 T H St n e s 100 s e 2d av 22x100 E Brazwell to John Broderick 1000

2 3 D St s w s 4834 n w 5th av 168x100 J Crocker toAlfonzo E Bacon 3700

4 3 D s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1002 P P Page to John Cavanagh 2250

GATES av s s 204 w Ralph av 19x100 J Palmer to Michael FarreU 7500

April lOtJi A M I T Y s t n s 150 e Clinton st 25x100 ) CLINTON s t e s 75 n Amity s t 25x90

D Darrow to John Shuster 10000 B E R G E N s t s s 1975 e Smith s t 231x100

J Shuster to Daniel Dan-ow of New York9000 CHAUNCEY s t n s 370 w Lewis av 20x100

Carrie B wife of E D Valentine to EmUy A wife of H A Kent of Plainfield N J (Q C) nom

D E G R A W s t s s 200 e Smifch at 20x100 h amp 1 W J BedeU fco Nafchl A Boyn ton 11000

D I A M O N D s t n s 3164 e Main at S59xl599x 403x8710x200 W P Sweet to Diedrich WestfaU 5000

E L L I O T T pl (late Hampden a t ) w a 120n Lashyfayette av 33x100 h ltfe 1 Mary C Hawkins to Augusta A Becker 13000

H E N R Y s t e s 50 s Presidenfc sfc 35x117 Kath wife of J W GUbert to Catharine E Dohrmann 13000

H E R B E R T s t n w s 1709 s w North Henry s t 35x100 W Cooper to Margaret KeUy 400

H E R B E R T st s a 1603 w North Henry s t 50x 95 W Cooper fco Ml FuUen of New York850

H I C K S a t n w s 89 s w Sackett a t 33x100 Anna wife of J S Schoenfeld to Ada Duffy of New York 8000

I V Y St 8 e s 180 s w Central av 40x100 G J Murphy to Abraham Lowerre (Foreshyclos ) 400

PENNBt n s-38310 e Wythe av 20x100 N H Clements to James W Valentine (Foreshyclos ) 200

THOJIPSON s t w s 675 n Pa ten t av 55x026 (irreg) Mary Graf (widow) fco Andrew S Wheeler (Q C ) nom

2 D pl s s 300 e Court s t 25x1335 h amp 1 T Losee fco Henriefcta W C wife of Louis Arnstaedt 11800

SOUTH 3 D a t s a 100 e l l t h s t 25x95 A Saloskinsky to Patr ick Keegan 3000

5 T H s t about 128 a e and FUmore s t 53 n e (rear) 306x207x3311x237 The Industrial School Association to Jul ia A Stodder 267

8TH Stn s 1209e 3dav 25x100 J R Smith to Peter Plant in and Theo Person 1000

l lTH St n s 2393 e 6fch av 144x6911 h amp 1 T Gumming to Edward H Seeley 2000

U T H s t n a 2393 e Oth av 144x61111 h amp 1 E H Seeley to Wm H Applegate (More $1500) 1700

1 3 T H s t n a 2747 e 3d av 176x100 h amp1 Jane wife of J Mackie to Thoma a McComb (Mortga) nom

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 P C Junker fco Barbara Eberhardt nom

SAME property Barbara Eberhardt to Adelbeid wife of Henry Pet te 5000

15TH s t a w s 300 n w 6th av 3911x100 (irreg) C WUhelms et al to John Holmes3350

15TH s t n e s 9710 a e 7th av 25x100 Kath wife of P Remmet to Joseph Mosback J r 2500

1 8 T H s t s w s 84 n w 7th av 16x100 J Wood to Nancy wife of John Mace 1600

I S T H s t n s 400 e 10th av 20x1002 P Reynolds to Gerald McMurray (Foreclos) 3100

2 0 T H St n s 1616 w 7th av 206x100 H Lee to EUas B Weidler 700

3 2 D a t n s 425 e 5th av 25xmdash h amp 1 W Dunn to Christopher HaUiday of N Y 1700

A T L A N T I C av and John st s e cor 25x81 P Lauzer to Francis Vetter of N Y 800

GATES and Lewis avs s w cor 100x200 J D PhUlips to James Campbell 10100

H U D S O N av w s 563 s Lafayette s t 189x80 P Leib to Mathias Windecker J4 part) (Q C) 3C00

M Y R T L E av n s 14411 e JeiFeraon s t 25x68x 68 to Jefferson s t x25x5Sx5S J J McCrum to Henry WUla 2800

NOSTRAND av e s 312 n Myrtle av 21x90 M J Shipton fco James J Thomson nom

P O R T L A N D av w s 483 s DeKalb av 24x913 h amp 1 L Kane to George Crary 24000

2 D and Ovington avs n e cor 100x125 New Utrecht J A Perry to the Bay Ridge Athe-neuni 1500

S H E P A R D av w s 100 n G a y s t 25x100 L Cm-fcis fco Margaret wife of Jacob Pefcerson (Q C) nom

S A L T meadows of grantor in 10th Ward adj Polhemus amp Denton ife Creek to J C Preels mill pond G A Powers to A D Clutfcer-buck (Q C) 500

April llth B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smifch sfc 25x100 J

Power to Thomas Hamilton (B ife S) nom C E N T R E a t e a 50 a Broadway 50x100 Harshy

riet M wife of E E Cornell to Anton Metzen-dorf 500

CONSELYEA st n s 225 w Ewen st 25x100 G Jackson to Thomaa H CorneU 5250

D E A N at n a 2496 w Nevina s t 21x100 C W Eldridge to Andrew Ayres (B amp S) nom

E L L E R Y a t n s 250 w Throop av 25x100 Annet ta wife of J B CanaveUo to Jacob Schmidt 900

GARNET s t n s 80 w Court s t 20x10 C H BaUey to Daniel Callahan of New Y o r k 6000

H A R T s t s a 120 e Yatea av 30x100 F Reynolds to George W Mead (Foreclos) 3900

JOHNSON s t n s 135 w Humboldt a t 25x100 Maria Meyer to Peter Fabee 3100

MONROE s t ri s200 w Tompkins av 20x100 F Wood to Frances C wife of F rank M Thor-b u m 6500

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 34 35 amp 36 75x100 hs amp Is T S Shortland to Richard H Laimbeer 27000

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 31 32 amp 33 75x100 hs amp la Mary A Shortland (widow) to Richard H Laimbeer 38000

R O D N E Y a t n s 254 e Bedford av 22x100 Maria wife of G Peacock to M P M de la Figaniere nom

RUTLEDCiE st and Wythe av n -w cor 80x100 J Frye to Josiah N Christmas 7000

R U T L E D G E st a a 160 w Marcy av 20x100 h amp 1 T Q Holcomb to James O r r 6500

U N I O N s t n s 3094 w Smith s t 158x100 h amp 1 J S BaUey et al (Exra) to Edward P Raymond 7750

W H I P P L E a t n a 200w Throop av 25x100 G Binns to Johann Ritfcer of L L Cifcy 4000

W Y C K O F F s t s w s ^ 315 n w Bond s t 20x 100 h amp L C H Kessler to Geo W^ Drees of New York 5500

N O R T H 2D sfc a s 61 w 6th at 88x995x25x402 x603x236x7x100 The Industrial School Asshysociation to Daniel Schaefer 5136

3 D s t n s 14011 e Smith st20x80 h amp L EmUy W wife of J Baiz to Wm H McCool of NewYork 8000

5 T H a t w s 122 n North 3d s t 50x100 h amp 1 Ann wife of John Grigg to Nicholas S Tu-nison 18 COO

13TH s t a s 17310 w Oth av 25x100 C L Barnett to James A Van Brunt (Foreshyclos) 850O

14Tn s t n e s 29710 n w Sth av 25x100 A McGrath to FelLx J Duffy 6000

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 Adelheit wife of H Fe t t e fco August amp Henry Immig and John Schoen 5000

31 ST s t s w a 325 s e 3d av 25x100 J Moshynas to Mary and Edward McCormick (B amp S) 1 300

ATLANTIC a v n a 2510 w WUUams av 25x 773 (irreg) M Donnelly to Ludwig Ershyn e s t 8000

CARLTON av e s 3373 s Park av 25x100 A Schepper to Cafcharine Mendel 3300

CARLTON av w s 873 a Park av 25x100 G M Sfcevena to Sarah CampbeU (Foreshyclos) 2700

FLUSHING and North Portland avs a w cor 226x75x376x812 P Murtagh to Whitmon Kenyon and Albro J Newton 12000

N E W J E R S E Y av e s 100 n Broadway 75x100 I W Vanderveer to Henry Wright 1500

PUTNAM av a a 40 w Classon av 20x80 H McLaughlin fco Annie wife of Edward A Dushybey 6000

P U T N A M av s s 450 w Ralph av 50xl00 Mary E wife of J B Gardiner to Eliza B Garrett 1200

P U T N A M av n s 320 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swimm to Theo B Gafces and John H Doherfcy 9000

P U T N A M av n s 340 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swknm to Uriah HiU J r of PeekskiU N Y 8000

S T M A R K S av n laquo 80 w Carlton av 62x131 x42x326x20x986 E Mettler to Benjamin Bstes 8000

7TH av and 17th st southerly cor 80x20 h ife 1 G H Mehrhoff to Henry Ogger of Wash- -ington Bergen Co N J 4800

April Vith B A L T I C s t n s 2194 n w 5th av 20x100

Mary C wife of R H Robinson to WUUam T Beatty 5100

CONCORD s t a a 50 e Liberty a t 55xl5Sx46x 52x204 Ann wiife of J Libby to Society for Aid of Friendless Women and ChUdren 30000

E A G L E s t n s 150 e Union pl 50x100 ha amp Is A De Groot to Geo Grassick of New York3500

E W E N s t e s 75 n Jackson s t 25x100 J M Steams to Sarah A wife of Jereiniah Has shytings (B amp S) 3000

G O L D s t e a 357 a WiUoughby a t 22x85 R C Dingee to Maria wife of Chas Good^vin 6000

H A M I L T O N st e s 718 a Lafayefcfce av 198x 75 Francea F wife of H S Rigga to James L Brumley 6000

H O P K I N S a t s a 3126 e Marcy av 189x100 D Barnet t to Geo W Mead (Foreclos) nom

MACON s t a s 100 w Throop av 200x80 C L North to Agnea S wife of WUliam J McshyCord 20000

N O R T H s t s s 1189 e 10th s t 273x95 P Reynolds to Fanny Cohen of New York (Foreshyc l o s ) 3 7 0 0

N O B L E s t s s 395 e Franklin s t 25x100 Eliz J wife of B - T Lafrance to Haniiah M wife of W H Rodman 8500

P E N N a t B e s 90 a w Bedford av 16x100 h amp l Eiriina wife of R Eschenbach to Ot to Schneeloch 7000

P E N N st s e a 90 s w Bediord av 16x100 h amp 1 O Schneeloch to Robert H Bachen-bach (Q C) 7000

QUINCEY s t a s 100 w Patchen av 200x100 Josephine wife of F Ofcard to Robert T Dodge 6500

QUINCEY s t n s 3298 e Stuyvesant av 204x 100 J A White to Isaac S Brundage 2000

QUINCEY s t s s 347 e Classon av 69x8() L A Catlin to WUUam Maguire 6000

R o s s s t n w 8 100 n e Bedford av 116x100 C H FeUows to WiUiam E Chapman 24000

RYERSON s t w a 692 n Park av 1611x36x 176x396 J C Ruatin to Michl B u m s 3400

S I G E L (lateMarshaU) a t s a 50 w Leonard a t 25x100 h amp L N Wahl to Theodore amp CaroshyUne Stark of New York 6000

SOMERS s t s a 2946 e Stone av 196x100 P SuUivan to WiUiam Dryden 775

STOCKHOLM a t ii s 343 ri e Myrtle av_j_83x SOxmdashx8x35plusmn12xl00 h amp 1 R GUI to EUengt Baird 3500

184 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

S O U T H 3 D atNn a at s w cor of building known as Trustees HaU 35x100 Virginia bullwife of J J Briest to John Higgins of New York 4500

41ST s t s 6 100 e 1st av 250x1003 Jane A HaU et al to John A LightaU of New Brunsshywick N J 3000

B E N N E T T av w s 150 s Broadway 50x100 E L L I O T T av e s 375 s Broadway 35x100 )

F Bovera to Silas L Church of Canaan Coshylumbia Co N Y 8750

F L U S H I N G av s s bet Marcy and Tompkins avs 3 lots F Vandervoort et al to Abraham Vandervoort of New York nom

U N I O N av amp Richardson st n e cor 50x100 P B Amory to Patr ick McGarry 1300

H E I R S of Samuel Garrison Flatbush (Map 209) lots 64 65 102103 P S Cooke to W Arshymour 186

A2gtril 13th BALTIO s t n e s 2194 n w Sth av 20x100

W T Beatty to WUliam H Ames of New York 8000

B O E R U M s t n s 100 e Smith s t 25x100 L Michel to Heinrich Engel 7000

C A R R O L L s t s s 2764 w 7th av 1714xl23x 1836x1395 E S MUls (special guardian) to Mary E Carman 14000

SUiE property Mary E wife of J S Carman to James Wilson of New York 24000

C E N T R E s t e a 150 n Sackett s t 50x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to Elizabeth Benz 1800

D E A N s t n s 100 e Grand av 108x110 S M Parsons to Francis E Daua (Foreshyclos) 2700

D I A M O N D a t w s 38410 n Van Cott av 25x 100 AUce P wife of S H Pine to Patr ick Kelly 800

E L D E R T a t a s 2104 e Broadway 198x100 i E L D E R T s t s s 230 e Broadway 20xl00

T Hegarty to Thomas Smith (Mortg $8500 and back aasessments) Exchange and 12000

F R O S T s t and Union av n e cor 100x50 P B Amory to Thomas Farmer 1200

G R E E N E s t n s 325 w Union av 25x100 T Martin to Edward C Smith 1000

H A R T s t n a 235 w Throop av 40xlOO J P Rappelj^ea to WiUiam H Jones 2000

H E N R Y a t w s 80 n Summit at 20x1076 h amp L J Bushong to Humphrey S Anderson 10000

H E Y W A R D s t n s 293 e Lee av 196x100 G M Stevens to John Lawrence of New York (Foreclos) 5000

H I C K S st w s 250 n Degraw s t 175x976 i H I C K S s t e s 350 n Degraw s t 30x976 f

J Fet t re tch to Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscombe of New York 27300

M O N R O E st n s 275 w Patchen av 100x100 G H Holbrook to Aaron H Wellington of New York 4000

M Y R T L E st n s 475 e Evergreen av 50x639x 509x548 h amp 1 M C Delamater to Phoebe E -wife of Charles M Knowlton (Mortg $700) 1300

S A C K E T T at n s 796 e Hicks s t 196x75 h amp 1 M Shearman to Gunther Mendorf 8000

S T A T E and Boerum sta a w cor 50x90 T Minrphy to John Curley (Legal sale) 20100

S T A T E s t n s 939 w Court s t 06x80 E H StoweU to WUUam H Wickham 2500

T R U X T O N s t n s 314 e Stone av 196x100 P Sullivan to Thomas Ryan 675

U N I O N st and Sth av southerly cor 733x90 L V Cortelyon to Patr ick Hickey 13000

VAN B U R E N s t n a 401 w Throop av 37x100 P Castner (Exr) to Emma V wife of Charles IsbiU 1500

W Y C K O F F s t n s 100 w Schenectady av 222x135

W Y C K O F F st n s 1443 w Schenectady av i-663x135x359x1307 to Bergen s t x406x | 3557 J H B Starr to Maria Mansfield of New York 2500

4 T H s t e s 839 n Grand st 18x572 (irreg) G M Stevens to Oscar H Stearns (Foreshyclos) 3500

8 T H st and 3d av junction centre lines thence s e 1609 X thence s w 130 x thence n w 359 Xthence a w 130 to 9th s t x thence n w 125 X thence n e 260 T CUfford to Henry C Steneok (Correcting error) ( Q C ) nom

B E N N E T T av w s 300 a Blake av 25x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Charles E Patterson of New York (Mortg $1250)1750

G A T E S av s a 200 e Lewis av 25x100 Eliz bullwife of J McGinnis to WiUiam Wheatley 4600

O R E E N E av s B 100 e Throop av 20x100 P Castner (Bxr) to John CroUus of New York (Exrs deed) 9500

L E E av w s 80 n Taylor s t 20x100 h amp 1 EUa C C wife of T Bewley to John H Bew-ley of Richmond Co S I 10000

M I L L E R av w s 200 s Division av 40x100 -F Cobb to AuguBtus HUl of Newark N J7000

M E E K E R av (late Williamsburgh and Newtown Pike) s e s (18th Ward) 9 2-100 acres J o shyanna Huls t to George Hu l s t (l-9th par t ) 3333

SAME property EUza Rappelyea [(widow) to George H u l s t (l-9th part) 3333

S M I T H av e s 1376 n Baltic av 376x100 J S Stiger to Oliver H Pierson 4500

S N E D E K E R av w a 155 n Liberty av 20x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Augustus HUl of Newark N J 5500

T H R O O P av and Middleton st s e Cor 20x78 A J Lamb to John H Pickens of New York 6800

U N I O N av a s 50 w Schenck av 25x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to EUzabeth Benz 2000

U N I O N av s a 50 w Schenck av 25x100 S S Hemingway to Edward MUler (Foreshyclos) 1800

V A N SICLEN and Union avs n e cor 100x25 P Cobb to John L Warker of East New York 2700

WILLOUGHBY av n i 275 e Marcy av 166x 100 Agnes Boerum to Richard C Addy 1188

WILLOUGHBY av n a 2916 e Marcy av Agshynes Boerum to David B Morehouse 1404

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av and 65th s t ) a w cor 1002x100 J Cumminga to Gord Heinrich Henjes 220

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av) n a 252 e 66th a t 25x 100 G H Henjes to John Christof Henjes 200

April loth C H E E V E R pL w s 1834 s Harrison s t lOSx

886 J Schmitt to Eliz S wife of Chas P Fay 5750

D E A N s t s s 3788 w Sackman st 19x78 (irshyreg) G G Barnard to John John C Smith (Foreclos) (Mort $1000) nom

EOKFOHD s t e s 125n Nassau av 35x100 P C IngersoU to Lawrence Freeland 1200

E L D E R T a t a s 1596 e Broadway 5010x100 P A Ledoux to Thomas Smith 18000

E L D E R T a t s a 250 e Broadway 198x100 P W Ledoux to Thomas Smith Exch amp 6000

G R E E N s t n a 250 e Union av 25x100 Maria R wife of J Kal t to Anton Gabry-lemcz 1000

J A Y s t e s 325 n Willoughby s t 25x1076 P Bunker to Thomas EUiott 7777

L Y N C H s t s e s 425 n e Marcy av 100xlOO Frances L wife of W H Ludlow to Mathias Bindiim 4000

MADISON a t n s 319 w Nostrand av 32x1348 Grace P wife of G H Hughes to Charles C Mudge 7000

M A R I O N a t s s 25 w Ralph av 189x100 W Radde to Nicholaus Muller 1000

MoFFATT St n s 120 e Broadway 100x100 T Hegarty to Thomas Smith 25500

MONROE s t n s 285 w Marcy av 20x100 F C Vrooman to Sarah wife of Henry B Porshyter 6300

P A C I F I C at n s 2884 e Bond st 168x90 Ann M wife of J F Marschalk to John Surin 8000

QUINCEY s t s s 185 e Nosfcrand av 20x100 J T NeweU fco Anna Schwalbe of New York 11000

R O D N E Y st n w s 188 a w Lee av 314x100 h amp 1 W Lamb efc al fco Sarah R Marr 13000

R I C H A R D S afc a e a 80 n e Van Dyke sfc 30x 100 W W Goodrich to Eliz wife of Aug D B F rank 430

U N I O N at and Johnaon pl n w cor 100x150 J C Yorston to Walter K Yorston of New York 3000

W Y C K O F F s t n s 78 w 3d av 180x100 9 hs amp Is D Barnet t to Le-wis Colby (Foreshyclos ) 15300

W Y C K O F F s t n a 278 w 3d av 20x100 ) W Y C K O F F s t n s 258 w 3d av 20x100 j

D Barnet t to Lewis Colby of Boston Mass (Forecloa) 200

W Y C K O F F at a a 240 e Bond st 18x100 G M Stevena to Maria F MiUa of Portchester N Y (Foreclos ) 3700

W Y C K O F F s t s s 266 e Bond s t 18x100 G M Stevens to Ellen M Wight of Portchesshyter N Y (Foreclos) 3700

1ST p i 8 a 1746 e Clinton s t 31x1335 El shylen L Voorhees (-widow) et al (Exrs) to Har shyriefc M wife of Wm B KendaU nom

7 T H sfc w s 70 n Di-vision av 10x1499x335x 35x808 Rnfch T -wife of W Hicka fco Barnar-dus N Wafcfca 3000

3 3 D s t n s 175 e lOfch av 35x100 J Dennis to Andrew S Wheeler 350

A T L A N T I C av and Hicks sfc n e cor 346x59 11 E L Frosfc fco Pafcrick Walsh 25500

B E D F O R D av w s 30 a Cljrmer a t 30x90 I L O T in rear of above 10x30

Adela M McOreary to Everett P Wheeler of N e w Y o r k 13000

B U T L E R av w a 375 s FiUfcon av 35x100 V Sohulfcheis to Johann C Kehrwieder 700

CLERMONT and Pa rk avs n w cor 80x213 G M Stevens to Rufus Ressequie (Foreshyclos) 3800

D E K A L B av s s 125 w Yatea av 25x100 H B Gourley to Mrs E L Dora Loine of New York 5000

D E K A L B av a a 130 w Oxford s t 20x56x455 x84x100 hs amp la W P Eno to Henry A Darrin of West Brighton S I (Mortg $8375) 10000

G A T E S av n a 20 w Cambridge pl 20x100 D C WUson to Edwin H Gardner 11800

GATES av s a 80 w Grand av 20x100( I n shydeft share) Zillah Robinson (widow) to Mary Robinson (Q C) 3333

GATES av amp St Jamess pl n w cor 20x759 E H Gardner to David C WUson 16000

GRAHAM av and Jackson at s w cor 16x 75 J Williams to Geo W Miner of New York 1600

LAFAYETTE av n a 20 e Nostrand av 2Ux65 Charlotte AUen to Eliza C Porshen 3475

L E W I S av w a 60 s Decatur at 20x100 R Merchant to Curtia L North (Foreclos) 400

PORTLAND av w s 1403 a Dekalb av 22x 100 brown-stone houae Naomi H wife of J E De Wit t to Mary B wife of Jesse S Carshyman 21000

U N I O N av a s 96 w Eldert av 48xl00 Jane C wife of C Truax to Wm J Parson of New York (Q C) nom

SAME property C R Snell to Jane C wife of Charles Truax (Q C) nom

VASHINGTON av w s 80 a WUloughby av 20x95 G H Pinney to Franklin and Anna Chase 14000

WASHINGTON av w s 20 s Willoughby av 20 x95 G H Pinney to Jul ia A wife of Ferdishynand Van Siclen 14000

WAVERLEY av s e s 3756 a w Flatbush rd 100x1977 (irreg) W Wade to Henry Tien-ken 17000

106 LOTS in 14th 15tli amp 17th wards on parti-j tion map

348 LOTS property of J B Taylor and G A j Sacchi J J Allegri to Thos P Secor pf New York 18000

GRVVESBNDmdashHubbard st and Centre pl easterly cor 45x1144 J De Nyse to George W King 1000

A2)ri IQt BROADWAY n e s about 445 n w Union av

about 55x11)0x25x25x100 (kreg lofc anil gore) D L Jones to Thomas Hines (B amp S)200

BROADWAY and P a r k av s w cor 57llx293x 303x618 M Christman to WUliam it Louise Frey tag ofHickviUe L 1 2400

CARROLL s t n s 15 e Van Brunt s t 20x60 h amp 1 M Hughes to John D Moran 4300

C E N T R E st n s 190 e Clinton st 25x100 G M Stevens to Catharine L Babcock (Foreshyclos) 1400

COLUMBIA a t e a 943 n Cranberry s t ISlOx 100 h amp 1 H Davis to John C Bach of New York 13900

D E G R A W st a s 240 e Smith at 20x100 W J BedeU to Dominick Dixon and George Ross 11000

D E G R A W s t s a 220 e Smith s t 20x100 W J BedeU to George B Forrester 11000

D E A N s t a w s 22010 s e Smifch sfc 2010x 100 Magdalena C K wife of R Barfchelmess to Pauline wife of Louis Niessen (Error ) 8000

E L M st and Myrtle av n e cor 51x51 G Kneeland to Arabella Kneeland nom

F L O Y D s t n a 325 w Yatea av 25x100 C Houseman to Geo Loffler and Dorothea Hufshynagel 1100

G O L D s t e s 379 s WUloughby s t 23x85 M R Walsh to Godfried Spingler 6300

G W I N E T T a t n w s 214 s w Throop av 30x 100 E Bond to Chriatoph Lutz 1000

H I G H a t a a 75 e Gold s t 35x76 EUz Hayes (widow) to Eliz wife of Wm Hayes 4500

H i G H s t a a 696 w Gold st 352x976 h amp l J Sproot to WiUiam Staples 7350

K E A P st n s 60 e Wythe av 30x100 R GeU to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 7000

K E A P s t n w a 80 n e Wythe av 30x 100 Mary L wife of A D B a u d to Peter W Langley 7000

K E N T s t n a 150 e Union av 35x100 F Canahen to Patr ick Rooney 1500

LEONARD s t e s 80 s Withers s t 30x7510 h amp 1 J E lUingworth to WilUam P Fitzgib-bons 2500

MACON at n a 125 w Tompkins av 30x100 G M Stevens to Efangham H Nichols of New York (Foreclos) 500

M A D I S O N s t s s 300 w Tompkins av 60x100 H Taylor to Theodore W S-wimm 15300

NASSAU s t n a 180 e Gold s t 30x1071 Anria H V wife of D H GUdersleeve to Samuel French of N e w Y o r k 8650

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 185

M O N R O E st e s 375 s Union av 150x96 E L D E R T av w -s 100 n Union av thence w

193xmdash two lots U N I O N av n a 48 e Monroe at 48x100

R Merchant to John L Cadwalader of New York (Foreclos) 3350

P E N N s t n s 1836 e Wythe av 198x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam H Dannat of New York (Forecloae) 500

P O W E R S a t s s 1626 e Graham av 189x75 J W Pitzsimons to Juliua G Tueh 3750

P R O S P E C T pl n s 32 e Carlton av 31x95 J L Sleight to Robert Purey 18500

R U T L E D G E a t n a 138 w Bedford av 16x100 h amp L R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 6000

R U T L E D G E at n a 200 w Bedford av 15x100 h amp 1 R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newshyark N J 6000

R Y E R S O N a t w s 354 n Pa rk av 1611x436x 176x47 h amp 1 J C Rustin to Jaques and Louis RothUsberger of New York 2600

W A S H I N G T O N and Tillary sts n w cor 25x80 (irreg) D W Northup to Bernard McCafshyfrey (Foreclos) 12100

4 T H pl n a 200 w Court s t 100x100 G B Glover to Edward W Richardson (B amp S) nom

S O U T H 5th s t n s 52 w Oth s t 16x734 G W Summer to Henry S Fi r th 7000

1 2 T H s t n s 350 e 3d av 189x100 h amp 1 J Gough fco Lawrence Weber 4900

A T L A N T I C and Schenck avs n w cor 104x75 A B Master^ to Cafcharine Kelly of Easfc New York (Foreclos) 2300

B U S H W I C K av and Woodbine sfc norfcherly cor 100x1038 Mary L wife of W H P ink efc al to Duncan E Mackenzie 6450

D E K A L B av s s 346 w Reed av 196x80 D E Mackenzie to Mary L P ink and Martha A BuU 9000

D E K A L B av a a 100 w TompMna av 50x200 W V Le Count to Sarah E wife of Thomas Palmer J r 7000

D E K A L B av n s 3876 e Nostrand av 189x 100 h amp 1 Annie L wife of S B Struchfield to Helen J Cortis of East New York 6 000

E L D E R T av w a 300 s Union av 305xthe block (irreg) R Merchant to John L Cadshywalader of New York (Foreclos) 3200

F R A N K L I N av w a 120 a Dekalb av 20x100 E Sherman to Sylveater Biasell of Hartford Conn 9000

G R E E N E av s a 1845 w FrankUn av 20x93 ) I N D E F T lot probably rear of above 20x25 )

MaryB Bunker (widow) to H y A Archer12000 G R E E N E av n s 95 e Classon av 20x93 A

H Clark to Nicholas Duffy of Newark N J 1600

G R A N D av e s 133 a Gates av 21x1016 T Skelly fco Angle wife of Hy T Kneeland 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 20 w Oxford s t 20x80 S BisaeU to Mary A Bunker 12000

L E E av e s 84 n Rutledge at 16x77 h amp 1 R Gill fco Pefcer W Longley of Newark N J 6000

L E W I S av and H a r t sfc n w cor 100x100 2 hs amp Is Josephine wife of F Ofcard fco Peter W Longley of Newark N J 24000

L E W I S and Dekalb ava n e cor 80x20 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Annie L wife of Seles B Stuchfield 9750

S H E P A R D av e a 100 a Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Edward S Hoffman of Morria-town N J (Foreclos) 1500

S H E P A R D av e s 150 s Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Jos Schluchtner of East New York (Foreclos) 3016

U N I O N av and Monroe st a e cor 40x100 R Merchant to Helen J Cortis (Foreclos) 500

U N I O N av and Monroe sfc a e cor 48x100 Helen J wife of T T Corfcis fco Valenfciae Kopp of Eaat New York 3000

W I L L O U G H B Y av s a 17 e HamUton s t 17x 100 J WUletts to Ora M wife of Edward M JeweU 13300

W Y C K O F F av s- s 200 s Fulton av 47x100 H H Kat tenhom to Eliz M -wife of JOB J Elsegood of Bast New York 3500

5 T H av n w s 50 n e 13th s t 25x9710 J Coleinan to Johannah wife of Fred Ringel3000

GRAVESEND to Brooklyn road adj Van Siclena 369x330 C J Van Siclen to Henry J Van

Siclen 500

April Vith A S H Bt B s 100 w Oakland s t 125x200 T m s -

teea Union CoUege to James A C h u r c h 9000 B E L V I D E R E at s e s 225 n e Broadway 25x

848 I DeBevoise to Anton VigeUns (exrs bull deed) 900

B U T L E R st n s 215 w Classon av 20x131 also lot in Newtown Sarah K -wife of H B Ke t shycham to James M c K e e 8 000

CHURCH st and Smith av westly cor 110x50 (New Utrecht) J Kastendieck to Bridget Osborne (widow) New Utrecht 1500

C H E E V E R pl w s161 n Degraw a t 21x886 h amp 1 P Burke to Alphonzo E Gordon of New Brunswick N J 12000

COURT st w a 60 s President st 20x65 h amp 1 W H Kenyon to Jessie W wire of Alexr W Kyle 15000

CUMBERLAND s t w a 23110 n Atlantic av 20 xlOO E C RusseU to Daniel Fowle r 10000

D E A N st n a 1854 w Smith sfc 20x1005 hamp 1 F H Smith to WUliam J Roche 6000

D E A N st n s 2688 e Grand av 168x100 L I B E R T Y av s a 40 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 L I B E R T Y av a s 20 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 J 0 B Wilson to C Alonzo Brown of New York 9000

D E V O E s t s s 3335 w Lorrimer s t 20x1003 H Brundage to Amanda M wife of S W Deshyvoe (B amp S) nom

DEGRAW s t n s 216 8 w Smith sfc 168x100 J V D Jacobson fco Jacob F Oakley of New York 7000

F U L T O N st s s 40 e Hanover Place 20x60 h ife 1 E C PuUer to James McMahon 12000

H E W E S s t n s 2567 w Bedford av 18x100 G Pancoast to Edward Gateson of WUliama-burgh 4925

H I C K S at w s 2456 n State s t 176x100 h amp 1 E W Fargo to James M Benham 3500

jEtTERSON St s s 161 0 Ormond Place 21x 100 Adeline B wife of L G Spring to Charshylotte R wife of Conway M Jenkins 6250

LuQUEER St s s 155 e Columbia s t 25x100 B A Hegeman et al (Exrs) to John Rash-ley 800

MADISON a t n s 2668 e Marcy av 168x100 R P Newcomb to Louisa Strong of Newark N J 6000

MoKRELL St e a 50 n Cook a t 25x100 h amp 1 J Kleinheim fco Mary wife of Martin Gorshyman 3000

P A C I F I C a t a s 300 e Grand av 17x110 h amp 1 G F Laurence to WilUam H Taylor nom

P E N N s t s s 2016 e Lee av 202x100 h ltfe 1 M D Earle to Sophia L wife of George L Wood 9000

P R E S I D E N T s t S a 200 w FrankUn av 1072x 180x124x1187 H M Needham to WiUiam P Sweet (Foreclos) 3350

R E M S E N a t n s 388 w Court a t 22x100 Harr iet Rogers (widow) to Frederick A Ward 22500

SCHERMERHORN st n s 400 e Smith st 25x 100 F J Breithaupt to James Boyd of New York 18000

SKILLMAN st e s 2579 n Myrtle av 26x100 G M Stevens to Merchs amp Traders Fire Ina Co (Foreclos) 3 700

V A N B R U N T s t n w s 75 s w SuUivan s t 2o x90 F Ro th t o Pa t r ick Conners 3000

W A L T O N at n w a 90 a w Marcy av 60x90 (irreg) R M Hardy to Pat r ick D a r b y 3700

W A R R E N st and Utica av s e cor 90x25 Sophia J wife of W C Sharpley to Mordecai Johnson 500

W Y C K O F F s t n e s 2355 n w Oth av 44x 100 R B Wade to Thomas F Stevenson 4400

SOUTH 4th s t n a 120 w 2d a t 20x106 J W Byard to Pat r ick GUlespie 6400

N O R T H 4th a t s s 78 w Sth a t 22x50 P Dougherty to James Nash 850

S O U T H 5th st s s 1786 w 4th s t 25x100 H H Smith to Francis J HiU nom

1 7 T H St n e s 3563 s e 3d av 189x100 Frances B wife of R S Higgins to Mary wife of Pat r ick M McGovern 7000

2 0 T H s t n a 325 w Oth av 25x100 S W Strickland to Theodore Gieges 2000

4 0 T H s t n s 1334 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New York 4000

4 0 T H a t n a 350 e 3d av 168x1003 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New

York 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 2834 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MlarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 200 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t na 2668 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp

1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU 4000 ATLANTIC av s a 140 e Rochester av 20x100

Louisa S Wendt to BUhu Ayres of New York 1 0 0 0

B E D F O R D av w a 358 a WUloughby av 216x-100 bro-wri-stone house EUen A -wife of E

Ortiz to Rachael TUton 12500 B U S H W I C K av and Varet at a w cor 50x563

J McBride fco Andrew S McBride giJEt and 1200 LAFAYETTE av n s 200 e Stuyvesant av lOOx

100 Josephine -wife of F Ofcard to Charles M James 4000

LAFAYETTE av n s 259 e Bedford av 19x100 J McDermott to Thomas W Keating 5000

L E W I S av w s 80 s McDonough a t 40x95 T HaU to Curtis L North 3000

P O R T L A N D av e s 387 n Lafayefcfce av 22x 100 R N Peterson to Daniel W McWU-liams 14000

R E I D av and Quincey a t n e cor 200x325 Josephine wife of P Otard to Robinson GUI 24500

9 T H and Prospect avs s e cor 80x200 E Louisa wife of G P Bergen and Rebecca J wife of Silas B Dutcher to Thomas McshyCann 139^35

W E S T C H E S T E R

A2-)ril 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16

BEDFORD

100 ACRES on road leading from Bedford to Ridgefield adj land of Stephen Green Benj B Newman to James Stutt of Brooklyn N Y 8250

M Y R T L E av j(Mt Kisco) n w cor Myrtle av and Grove st 100x275 Merritt SmaUey to Annie Jane Knapp of Bedford 5000

GROVF s t (Mt Kisco) a w s 150 s Myrtle av 75x100 Moses W Fish to John A Cronk of Bedford 200

38 ACRES n w s road from Bedford to Katonah adj land formerly of Squire Wood Sen Mary E Parless efc al to Harriet E Anderson of Eastchester N Y 17000

973^ ACRES w s highway from Cherry st fco Soshymers adj land of Mrs Brown Jesse Dingee to Sarah A Harris of Bedford 4300

97 ACRES a s road leading from A Suttone to Samuel H Kriappa adj land of Henry Lyon John T Carpenter to Andrew G Carpenter of Bedford 14000

CORTLAND

SOUTH side road or street leading to Requas Dock (PeekskUl) adj land of Miles Frost about 120 xl60 Alfred Reynolds to Henry L Armshystrong et al of Pu tnam Co 7750

M A I N s t (PeekskiU) n s adj land of EUjah Gardner (Irreg) Doriin F Clapp et al to John Smith J r of PeekskiU 1325

20 ACRES w s road fi-om Crumpond to the Dug-way adj land late of Silas Sinith deed Gilshybert Dickerman to ManseU MUler of Cortshyland 2000

1)4 ACRES w s Albany post road adj land of Mary J Coar Mary B Sparks to Lucius F Reed of New York 500

N O R T H w cor lot hereby conveyed adj land of D L Seymour 20x80 (PeekskUl) Edward Whashylen to John Kinley of PeekskUl 200

J O H N at (PeekskUl) n s adj land of WUliam Cable 40x150 Edward Lyons to Joseph Sey-mom of PeekskUl 750

12 18-100 ACRES adj Hudson River R R afc Montrose station John Mulford to Benjamin P Fairchild of New York city 8500

240 ACRES adj Croton River and land of Jacob Cornell and widow Purdv John Leib to John Schmidt of New York 21000

C E N T R E st (PeekskUl) n s adj land of John Smith (irreg) Morris Dlee to Benj McCabe of Cold Spring 6500

laquo EASTCHESTER

W H I T E P L A I N S road cor and Archer av (Chesshyter HUl) 70x350 Peter Rich fco Charles Crary efc al of New York City 2500

4 T H av (Mt Vemon) e s Lot No 288 15x105 WUliam H Ferris to Sarah Bissland of Mt Vernon 800

6 T H av (Central M t Vemon) w s L o t No 296 50x100 Andrew Smith to John H Price of New York 1500

8TH av (Mt Vernon) w s 100 n 2d s t 30x50 Caleb Morgan to Andrew Bridgeman of Eas t shychester 4500

7TH av (Central Mt Vernon) w s lot No 235 50x100 Charles W Waterhouse to David Brown of Eastchester 300

4 T H av (Mt Vernon) e s n parfc lot 381 56x 105 Henry J Newton to CorneUa C Bedford o f M t Vemon 3600

L O T S NOS 363 395 and 396 on map of Central M t Vemon 100x150 Ray C Kayser to John C Kayser of West Farms 750

GREENBURGH

45 ACRES on road from Scarsdale to Dobbs Ferry adj land of George Seely Phebe Seviness to Mary V B Ross of N e w Y o r k 13000

186 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

F R A N K L I N and Windle sts cor (Tarrytown) adj land of Mrs Palmer about 120x185 J o shyseph E Smith to Nicholas Field of M t Pleasshyant 13702

BROADWAY W S (Tarrytown) two plofcs of land one 5xl60 one 40x50 Susan GUberfc to Marshytha N WUUams of Tarrytown 1000

BROADWAY W a (Tarrytown) adj land of Marshytha N GUbert 5x200 Susan Gilbert to Marshytha N WiUiams of Tarryto^vn 500

M E A D O W s t (near Tarrytown) a a White Plains road 25x100 Roberfc Pye fco James S MUlard of Tarryfcown 400

2 D sfc (village of Whifce Plains) w s adj land of David Verplanck (irreg) Mary Ann Carshyson fco Richard H Byiie efc al of White Plains 1300

HARRISON

27 ACRES adj land of Daniel Smifch and Terfcellus Marfcin Sarah Carpenter to George S Burshyling of Brooklyn 5900

LEWISBORO

75 ACRES adj the town of Bedford and land of P WUUam MUler John B Holly to P WiUiam MiUer of Lewisboro 5000

5 ACRES adj Isaac Knapps land and Long Swamp Brook Jacob G Mead to F WUliam MiUer of Lewisboro 250

60 ACRES adj land of John D Stevens on road from Boutonville to Cross river Richard H Lockwood to Samuel Grummon of Lewisshyboro 2100

108 ACRES on the road leading from Cross River VUlage to BoutonvUle adj land of David Webb Rufus Avery to Henry McGrath of New York 5500

3^ ACRE (Cross River) on the road leading from said viUage to Enoch Averya Edward Merrit t to Jamea Worden of Bedford 1700

SOUTH ecor of land of Francis R Quick adj land of David Voorhees 64x153 Clark FuUer to Robert R Halleck of Somers 1300

MORRISANIA

ROBBINS av s e s (Wilton) 150 e Uncas a t 35x105 WiUiam Rice to George Schneider of Morrisania 4000

INWOOD av w s (Inwood) 100 a w from an angle in said av (irreg) Thomas C Finnell to Michael A FinneU of New York 3000

O L D Boston Road s e s 341 n Grove s t 35x 184 Andrew Gerkin to Margaret Stonebridge of Morrisania 1700

1 4 0 T H St s a (North New York) 135 w Alexshyander av 71x100 John Quinn to James H Kellogg of Troy N Y 4500

WESTCHESTER R R a t s a (Map of E M o m -sania) 50x84 Eliza MiUs to August Dahler of Morrisania 1500

COTTAGE a t e a 350 n Morris av 100x100 Noah B Hoyt to Richard B Hoyt of Morrishysania 5000

I S S T H s t a a (North New York) 131 e Alexshyander av 19x100 Elizabeth HubbeU to Mary H Green of Morriaania 8000

F U L T O N s t a e s Lot No 87 on Map of VUlage of Morrisania 50x309 Mary Dessoir to John Broadhead of Morrisania 5000

1 3 5 T H s t s s (North New York) 188 e Alexshyander av 184x100 Jacob H Van Reed to Mary Ann Thurber of New York bull500

1 4 3 D s t s s (North New York) 300 e WUUs av 50x100 R o b t Stursberg et al to Henry Martin of Morrisania 2200

SPRINGFIELD st (Melroae South) s a 300 e Morris av 35x100 August Wi t t to Theodore P HaU of Morrisania 700

GROVE av (Forest Grove) e a 700 n CUff a t 100x100 Eliza A Soule to John J Clarke of Morrisania 9750

1 4 3 D s t (North New York) a s 350 e WiUis av 35x100 Robert Stursberg to Frederick Fackner of New York city 1100

2 D a t (Port Morris) 150 e 3d av 35x100 Mary Ann Montgomery to Elizabeth NeU of New York city 1000

M O T T s t (Mekoae South) n a 300 e Morris av 35x1063^ Edward Holton to James Shanshyley of New York 700

M O T T s t (Melrose South) n a 335 e Morris av 25x106^ Edward Holton to Rody Rime of New York 700

WASHINGTON avri w s adj land of S t Paul s Episcopal Church 77x150 Francia M PeimeU to WiUiam J Brewster of Morrisania 6650

1 4 6 T H Bt (North New York) s a lofcs 285 and 286 50x100 Charlotte Eldridge to Daniel Tone of New York city 4850

Av B (Grove HiU) w s 200 n Cedar dt lOOx 100 Harold Henwood to Robert Clark of Morrisania 1500

MOUNT PLEASANT

46 650-1000 ACRES n s road from the Highland turnpike to Saw MUI River past the house of John R Steiphens John R Stephens to James E MaUony of Mt Pleasant 41985

8 ACRES n a Highway from Unionville to Tarryshytown adj lands of Wm Odell Alvah Newman to Moses W Taylor of Mt Pleasant 2750

W E S T S road leading from Union-viUe to PleasantshyvUle adj land of Mr Deadly John B Sands to Henry Yerks of Mt Pleasant 4800

SOUTH S road from PleasantviUe Depot to Sing Sing at Pleasantville adj Mr FarreU Alsop Green et al to Susan Quinby of Newcastle 1500

J O N E S av e s cor Maple st (near Tarryshytown) 50x100

L O T S 48 and 49 Maple st 50x112 A S Briggs to John H Briggs of Tarryshytown 1800

70 13-100 ACRES adj PlykiU Brook and land of Holly Newman Henry Yerks to Jared D PoweU of M t Pleasarit 17500

MAMARONECK

O L D Boston road s e s adj land of Thomas L Rushmore 90x246 Michael NeviU to Richard Welch of Mamaroneck 500

NEW ROCHELLE

WASHINGTON av n a 171 e Webster av 414x 242 Sarah Ann Smith to Wm Connolly of New Rochelle 310

P L O T of land on Cedar at aa per map of property belonging to T A Emmet James O Smith to Alexander B Hudson et al of New RocheUe 2750

W E B S T E R av n e s lot No 218 on Map of West New Rochelle William Babee et al to Valentine Kreitler of New Rochelle 350

WOODBURY s t s e s adj land of S Bergen 100x100 Michael Donahoe to WiUiam R Humphrey of New Rochelle 300

P L O T of land in Huguenot Park a s May Flower av adj Lake av (U-reg) Benjamin D Le-fevre to John R Penn of New York 8500

A T the junction of Hugernot at and White Plains road (irreg) WUUam Burton to Hem-y Welch of New RocheUe 1400

NEW CASTLE

SOUTH s t (Mt Kisco) w s 60 s land of David C Lyon 60x20 Anria WiUiams to Katie L French of M t Kisco 1000

3^ ACRE e s Highway adj land of Greo Quimby Henry W Bischoff to Alexander Yerks of New Castle 475

1-7 ACRE n s road Chappaqua Station to New Castle cor adj land of Rebecca Scofield Henry W Bischoff to Daniel Donovan of New Castle 1400

EAST_ S road from Chappequa Depot to Aaron Haights adj land of Rebecca Scofield Susan Quinby to Henry W Bischoff of Newcastle 2800

76 A C R E S adj land of Purdy Carpenter and Ste-c-phen Sarles Edmund L Hun t to Prances T

Shethan of New York 12050

NORTH CASTLE

100 ACRES on Highway from Bedford to Greenshywich adj land of E Waterbury Ru th M Knapp to Chas Brundage of Noi-thCaatleS750

3 A C R E S on Highway leading from Rensico to Purchase a t adj land of WilUam WiUiams Henry T Turner to Eliza CasUear of Nor th Castle 560

NORTH SALEM

Av A n w s adj land of WiUiam Barker (Cro-r ton FaUs) 4800 sq ft WUUam Barker to Jos

T Seacord of Croton FaUs 300 M O T T at (Sing Sing) s s adj land of Barney

Foshay 30x150 Cornelius B Palmea to Susan Ann Orr of Srag Smg 3150

CLINTON av (Sing Sing) s s bounded w by BeUeview av 240x250 Wm B Ryder to Abraham B Valentine of New York 4750

BROADWAY (Sing Sing) s s SO w land of Mrs C H Cummings 25x100 Catharine Knapp to Wm Van Wart of Sing Sing 1100

EASTERN av (Sing Sing) n s adj land of Sophia Lynch 25x100 Mary E Burrhus to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing 1830

ORCHARD a t (Sing Sing) s B two parcels of land adj AMathar Brown (irreg) Wm W Benjamin to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing8000

19 ACRES on road from Quaker Meefcing House to bull the pine treea adj land of BUzabeth Palmer Newman Brigga to Walter Palmer of Brookshylyn 2566

5 ACRES adj land of Elizabeth Palmer and Peach Pond (Seorge F Bailey to Walter Palmer of Brooklyn 1000

F R A N K L I N av s a 100 e Main s t 100x100 Delia Ann Horton to WUliam McAllister of Pelham 500

CLAY av (Prospect HUl VUlage) n s 790 feet a e Hudaon at 160x245 Benjamin L Hannah to Henry Hannah of Brooklyn 30O

POUNDRIDGE

10 ACRES adj land of Harr iet Fancher and Benshynet t Scofield Bennet t Scofield to Aaron B Fancher of Poundridge 300

13 ACRES W a road C W Monroea to Cross bull River adj land of Solomon Mead Lyman Mead to Alexander D Miller of Poundridge 500

S M I T H av (Portchester) w s adj land of John Casey 80x103 Theodore Van Scoy to Alonzo Beekman of Eastchester 2500

H O R T O N av cor New York and Boston Turn shypike at Portchester (irreg) Henry S Scudshyder to Joseph Reynolds of Rye 6500

C H U R C H at (Portcheater) adj land formerly of Mary M Abendroth (irreg) Eli Curtia to WUliam P Abendroth et al of New York5250

BOSTON post road (Portchester) w s adj land of John Fawcett (irreg) James M Tucker to John Fawcett of Rye 1250

SD av w s 800 n Boston Post road adj land of D P Smith 100x195 Asbm-y Newshycomb to Ann Gedney of Rye 800

SOMERS

1953^ ACRES on road from Somers to PeekskiU adj land of Edmund Hallock Isaac CWright to Harvey Voris of White Plains 18600

6 8-100 ACRES e s west branch of CJroton river adj Pu tnam county Une Exrs of Thomaa R Lee to John Franz of North Salem 1216

51)4 A C R E S on Highway known ae Slop at adj land of Jefferson Quickney Jesse G Carpenshyter to Joshua S Carpenter of Somers 8000

20 A C R E S on Highway leading from Charles S Teeds to Daniel Drews farm AdeUne Dexter to B Hopkins Merritt of Somers 2800

WESTCHESTER

W E S T C H E S T E R turnpike n a adj land of Leonshyard Mapea 3 acres Francis Larkin et al to Francis Devine of Weatcheater 5000-

JOHNSON av (Bast Tremont) n w a adj land of Samuel Ryer 66x150 Margarefc Crawford fco Maria Louisa White of New York 1000-

2 D av (OUnviUe) w a 250 s Pirs t st 50x100 John Coyle to Mary P ONeU of New York City 300

14TH s t (Unionport) s s lot No 361 100x108 Elizabeth Gauteran to Eliza Doty of Westshychester 150

WEST FARMS

J A C O B s t Fordham s s map of S Cambreling et al 100x125 John Berrian et al to Stephen J Wright of West Farms 2250

1 75-1000 A C R E S on road from Fordham to Wil -liamsbridge adj land of Mrs A Hargons Louis E Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 1000

8 166-1000 ACRES n s Road leading from Ford-_ ham to WiUiamsbridge adj land of E V Har shy

gons Antoine Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 33000

F L E T C H E R s t (Fordham) s s lots Nos 38 and ^ 39 on A Bassford map 100x150 John BeiTian et al to Mary Crow of New York 3000

J A C O B s t (Fordham) a s lots Nos 290 and 356 on S CambreUng map 25x100 John Berrian et al to Henry A Richardson of Brooklyn 900

F L E T C H E R s t s w cor of and Washington av fronting on Harlem R R 100x150 Edward R Costigan et al to WUliam H Parmer of N e w Y o r k 2600

U N I O N av e a 150 n Glen av 50x100 John C Thompaon to Charles Whitlock of New-York 10200

WASHINGTON av (Fordham) w s 50 n Wet shymore st (irreg) Robert Dwyre to Ferdinand Meyer of T r e m o n t 3 COO

W A S H I N G T O N av (Central Morrisania) w a 250 s Nin th Bt 150x300 James W Porter t o Eraatus Brainard of Connecticut 2550C

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 187

WASHINGTON av(Central Morrisania) e B 150 s U t h s t 100x120 John S Kenyon to Abram Van Duser of New York City 11000

F A I R M O U N T av (Upper Morrisania) n e a lofc No 15 75X146 John Burr efc al fco James C HuU of Upper Morrisania 1000

BAYARD at cor Delancey pl (Fordham) (irreg) Wm H McCool to John Dyer of West Farms 3800

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 138 n Bayard s t 25x110 Wm H McCool to Thos Hough-lahan of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 163n Bayard st 25x110 Wm H McCool to John Gunn of

Fordham 400 D E L A N C E Y pl (Fordham) w s 113 n Bayard

St 25x110 Wm H McCool to Michl Croker of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s ISS n Bayard St 50x110 Wm H McCool to WUUam Doshyran of Fordham 775

J A C O B st (Fordham) s s 100x100 John Bershyrien et al to Wm Callaghan of New York1800

J A C O B s t (Fordham) s s 25x100 John Berrien efc al to Ann Jane Getty of New York 450

WHITE P L A I N S

LEXINGTON av e a adj old poat road as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fogg map A W Eggleston to Jackson Wright of White Plains 3000

85 ACRES e s Mamaroneck av adj land of John J Hill Isaac Lyon to Edward Jones of New York City 19000

H O R T O N av w s lots Nos 17 19 21 on map of C A Purdy s estafce 131x150 EmUy Van TasseU fco Calvin BUIT of New York 7700

H A R R I S O N av n s 250 e Warren a t 50x200 Calvin Burr to EmUy Van TasseU of White Plams 4000

YONKERS

E A S T side of a right of way leading from Ashshyburton av to F Pfeifers land 19x80 Lewis Ri t te r to Edward Bush of Yonkers 750

KiLLiNGER s t s s 125 0 Spring st 25x109 Eliza Vance to George W Bynon of Yonshykers 3000

P A L I S A D E av w a 100 n Pond st 25x145 Samuel D Rockwell to Daniel Wilsea of Yonshykers 4500

SUMMIT st e s cor Ingram s t 25x797 Wm Doyle to Wm Ray of Yonkers 3500

R I V E R D A L E av w a adj land of J H Post 184x170 Ephraim D Stater to Lavinia M CutshybiU of Yonkers 9000

O L I V E R av n e a 25 s e Brook s t 25x1026 Robert Moore to James McGraw of Yonshykers 1500

R I V E R D A L E av W a adj land of J H Post and T W Ludlow 170X184 Adaline Guion to Ephraim D Stater of Yonkers 8200

P R O S P E C T and Clinton sts n e cor 75x100 Protestant Dutch Reformed Church to Susan Bradish of Yonkers 7750

SCHOOL s t e s adj land of Mrs EUen Fisher 25x100 Ethan Flagg to Jeremiah Clark of Y o n k e r s 350

B U E N A V I S T A av e s adj land of Orange Webster 25x100 Edwin W Palmer to Benj S Washburn of Yonkers 5000

64 9-1000 ACRES on Cross from Jackson av to Central Pa rk av adj land of L Underhill Wm R Diderer to Sylvester H Kneeland of New York 22000

123 ACRES n w Si highway tha t leads to Yonkers adj land of the estate of D S Lent decd Isaac Lefurgy to S H Kneeland of New York City 57500

D A L E pl s s 75 w of a new st 25x100 Hya t t L Garrison to William Lane of Yonkers 500

CROTON Aqueduct n w s adj land of Richard Archer (irreg) George McCord to George T Styles of Yonkers 700

O L I V E R av n e a 268 s e Walnut st 40x102 Ralph T Seddon to I ra U Travis of Yonshykers 1000

R A V I N E av w s 100 n Gold s t 50x225 R o b t G Richards to Merrit t H Smifch efc al of Yonkers 4500

PROJECTED BUILDINGS

The following plans embrace all tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings sincis our last repor t bullmdash

ATTORNEY ST (No 17) ONE THREE-STOR-T BRICK second-class dwelling 20x20 owner M BossiN-B K I E architectyH P A E R Y

B A R R O W ST (No 23) ONE Frvte-STORTBRIGE toniement 25x63 dwrceri J WissstAW architect WM Jbsfi

BOWERY ST ( N O 168) ONE ONE-STORY BICICK workshop 25x13 owner B R A U T H architect W E W A R I N G builders D O Y L E amp CULLEN

BOWERY ( N O 309 REAR) ONE ONE-STORY IIRICK ahop 12x20 owner B R E I C H M A N N architect P S BARUS

E I G H T I E T H ST S S 70 E LEXINGTON AV ONE three-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 20x50 owner J B B R I C E architect J M C I N T Y R E builders CROOK amp HIGGINS and J C GEDNEY

F O R T I E T H ST N S 325 w OTH AV F IVE F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 25x60 owner J J B U R C H E L L builders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - T H I R D ST AND T H I R D AV N W COR one five-story brown-stone store and tenement 25 xlOO owner J J B U R C H E L L buUders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - S I X T H ST ( N O 521 W ) ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement 189x55 owner P A T R I C K COSTELshyLO architect J M F O S T E R

FORTY-SEVENTH ST S S 175 w 1 1 T H AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x56 owner L G SCHNEIDER architect J M FOSTER

FORTY-EIGHTH ST N S 100 w MADISON AV four four-story brick first-class dweUings 25x90 owner M BYRNES architect J G PRAGUE

F I F T I E T H ST ( N O 429 W) ONE THREE-STORY brick tenement 25x27 owner P K A Y architect G H O B Z E I T builder P KAY

F I F T Y - T H I R D ST N S 135 E F I F T H AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 26x 658 owners E J amp J W H A M I L T O N architect J O H N G P R A G U E

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 325 w STH AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 25x00 owners Moss BROTHERS buUder J T CONOVER

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O 221 EO ONE FOUR STORY brick carriage house 25x9411 owner E D U F F Y architect GAGE INS LEE

F I R S T AV E S 50 N 55TH ST TWO FIVE-STORY brick tenements 25x54 owner P D O E L G E R arshychitect W J O S E

F I R S T AV AND 121ST ST S E COR F I V E F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 20x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

GOERCK ST ( N O 138 REAR) ONE THREE-STORY brick factory 25x36 owners and builders^ SCHWARTZ amp LOHMAN architect C SCHWARTZ

H A M I L T O N ST ( N O 11) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK tenement 25x63 bull owner T H O S CONNERY archishytect W M J O S E

H U D S O N AND T H O M A S STS N E C O R O N E O N E -

story brick store 56x28 owner A R W H I T N E Y architect and buUder F BLOODGOOD

L U D L O W ST W S 35 N DELANCEY ST ONE four-story brick school 75x83 owner N E W Y O R K CITY architect A MACVEY buUder T K I E R N A N

L U D L O W AND DELANCEY STS S E COR ONE five-atorj brick tenement 216x634 owner M SELSAM architect W J O S E

MADISON ST S S 135 E M A R K E T ST ONE T W O -story iron first-class dwelling 35x30 owner J D G A D E K E architect and builder J A S A R T H U R

N O R F O L K ST E S 100 s STANTON TWO FI-PE-atory brick tenements 35x7^3 owner J G E L L E R architect T J B I E R

N O R F O L K ST (No 133) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK store and tenement 35x50 owner L F J A U G E R architect J B O E K E L L

N I N T H AV AND 2 3 D ST N E COR FOUR F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 19x20x52x54x65 owner T H O S E F O R A N architect C F D E B O R S T buUders B U R N S amp T I M M I N S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T I E T H ST N S 100 e 1st av four three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 189x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 360 w 3d av four fchree-stOry brown-stone first-clasa dwellinga 15x48 ownera and buUders J amp W C SPEARS architect I C BABCOCK

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - F I R S T ST S S 100 w 9th av one three-story brick first-class dweUshying 22x32 owner C D U F F Y architect J S C A L -LEN

N I N T H AV E S SO s 3 8 T H ST ONE FIVE-STORY brick store and tenement 25x60 owner M K U H N architect J M FOSTER

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST S S 125 w Boulevard one one-half story brick church 722 x l40 owners P E CHURCH OF INTERCESSION architect R L O C K W O O D buUders W E E K S amp GATCHET

STANTON AND PORampYTH- STSH s VV COK- ONE five-story brick fceueriient 25x50 owners G B K I S W E N Z E L architect WMi Jcisamp

SECOND ST ( N O S 288 290 292) THREE F I V E -story brick stores and tenerrients 25x70 owner S R O S S M A N architect R- S H A P T E R buUders L A W amp S H A P T E R

S I X T E E N T H ST- N S 194 E 1ST AV ONE T H R E E -story brick school 75x87 owners CITY OP NE-VV Y O R K architect A M A C V E Y buUder D A V C H R I S T I E

SIXTY-FOURTH ST N S 100 E LEXINGTON AV five three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 20x55 owner G FOUNTAIN architect J G P R A G U E builder P FOUNTAIN

SIXTY-FOURTH St N S 200 E LEXINGTON av five three-story brown stOne first-class dwellshyings 16x55 owner and buUder G FOUNTAIN architect J G PRAGUE-

SIXTY-SEVENTH ST N 8 500 VV IOTH AV ONE two-story wood stable 24x20 owner T H O M A S O B R I E N architect and buUder THOMAS O B R I E N

SEVENTY-NINTH ST AND MADISON A V S E cor one four-story brick first-class dwelUng 21x 63 owners|ANDKUSS amp CUMMING architects D amp J J A R D I N E buUders N ife H ANDRUSS

SEVENTY-NINTH ST S S 21 E MADISON AV one four-story brick first-class dweUing 18x55 owners A N D R U S S ltfe CUMMINGS architects D amp J J A R D I N E builders N amp H ANDRUSS

T H I R D ST E S 100 E A V D ONE TWO-STORT brick stable 14x60 owner B DONELY architect tVM J O S E builders K E R C H U N ife O N E I L

T W E L F T H ST ( N O 367 W E S T ) ONE TWO-STOKY brick stable 286x25 owner THOMAS MULEOY

TWENTY-EIGHTH ST ( N O 130 W E S T ) ONE T W O -story brick stable 25x31 owner D STEWART architect C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 4 0 W 1 1 T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick office 16x30 owner M K N A P P buildshyer C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 350Tiv U T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick store and second-class dweUing 18x40 owners P E C K amp W A N D E L L builder B^ L L A -FORGE

T H I R T Y - T H I R D ST N S 200 FROM 9TH AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x50 owner P D O N A shyH U E architecfc J M FORSTER

T H I R D AV ( N O 349) ONE BRICK TENEMENT 248x65 owner J K E L L E R architecfc W J O S E

ALTERATIONS IN BUILDINGS

One brick house and dwelling No 244 Bowery fcwo and one-half sfcories 20 by 38 one-half sfcory fco be added Mr Drake owner

One brick sfcore and dwelling norfch side of Third avenue 25 feet nor th of Eighty-third street three stories 25 by 50 extension 25 by 35 12 feet high E amp S HiU owners

Nine brick stores and factories Nos 167 to 183 (inclusive) Canal street 5 stories 188 by 50 roof to be raised three feet and exfcension on rear 188 by 50 by 40 feet and five sfcories in height John S GUes owner

One brick factory No 125 Mott a t four atories 25 by so damaged by tire to be repaired F Watershybury owner

One brick fjwstory Canal Centre and Walker streets northeast corner three stories 548 by 822 and 613 two stories to be added Mr Munn owner

One brick laundry north aide of Fifty-third street 250 -feet weat of Firsfc av fchree stories 80 by 40 one story to be added and extension 52 byl005 53 feet high Empire Laundry Company owners

One brick ice-house No 227 East Thirty-eighth street five stories 45 by 63 extension453 by 368 52 feet h igh A Hupfel owner

One frame store and dweUing No 2379 Third avenue two stories 25 by 50 one story to be added Addison Smith owner

One frame store and dwelling No 2146 Third avenue three stories 25 by 40 extension 25 by 33 12 feet high J Hutchings ltfe Son owners

One frame stable No 160 Washiiigton street two and a half stories 25 by 46 one half stdi-y to be added new brick front built and extension in front of buUding to fuU extent of l o t Mr Big owner

UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Monroe s t reet Nos 57 59 and 61 unsafe and rot ten wooden gut ters H M Bailey agent

St Marks place No 33 easfc brick fence waU Peter Cook owner

Mercer atreet No 132 generaUy uttaafe waUs cracked arid floor beams insufficiently supported Rs Durilap-amp Go and Phelan arid Sofl leeseesi

188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 189

tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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180 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

3 3 D sfc s s 225 w Ofch av 25x1266 h amp 1 James L Morgan to WUliam Arras April 15 18000

3 4 T H St n K 210 e Bth av 23x989 h amp I Anthony King to Leopold King (^ part) AprU 15 13000

36TII St n s 250 e 2d av lOxOSO Henry J ^Ander son to the Church of St Gabriel (Feb

12 1870) April 15 1600 SOTH st s s 400 e 2d av 50x989 h amp 1 Ks-

tlier wife of Maicus H Lichtenstein to Thomas Tennings April 9 50000

36TII St s s 375 e l l t i i av 25x989 Heirs of James McGarrity of Wesfc Fai-ms to Daniel McCaU April 10 1000

3 7 T H St 8 s 200 e Madison av 25x989 (Irreg) Caroline S wife of Silas C Herring to Charles Lanier April 10 23000

38Tn St n s 2315 w Av A 181x1004 WUshyliam H McCool to Emily M wife of Jacob Baiz April 10 15150

39TII St s s 300 w lOfch av 75x989 h amp 1 Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscomb to John Fettretch AprU 12 60000

4 3 D sfc n s (No 137 E) 1584 e Lexington av 168x1005 h amp 1 Harfclev Haigh to John Moran AprU 15 15000

45TH St n s 199 e Sfch av 20xl005 h amp 1 Roberfc Hayes to Jennie E wife of Theodore S Fowler (Astor lease of Oct 20 1871) AprU 10 14200

46Tn St n s 455 w Ofch av 56x1004 Thomas C Clark to Dennis Loouie AprU 12 10000

47Tn St n s 275 w 2d av 126x789 h amp 1 Elizabeth Braun to Sigismund Windt April 11 6000

4 7 T H St s s 450 w 10th av 25xlC05 Fredshyerick Peters fco Michael Fries April 9 5200

48Tn St n s 325 w 5th av 25x1005 h amp 1 Sarah L wife of WiUiam A Kobbe to William B Ogden (Col CoU lease of Jan 1 1865) April 11 45000

49Tnst 6 w cor 2d av 20x705 h amp Johanshyna wife of Peter Noelke to Ludwig Laux AprU 11 22500

49TII St n s 125 e 7th av 2010xl0d5 h amp 1 Isaac Kuh to Justinian HartleJ^ AprU ]523500

51ST St n s 749 e 2d av I(i9x85 Thomas Lyons to Meyer Hecht AprU 10 12500

5 2 D St n s 2046 e 2d av 20xl005 Michael Gavin to Catharine Frazier April 11 14920

5 2 D St n s 235 e Oth av aOxlOO4 h amp 1 Helene wife of Jolm F Pupke to Garefcfca V Lamberfc (widow) April 15 37000

6 2 D St n s 275 e Oth av 20x1004 h amp 1 Mary L wife of James A Polhamius to Maria C wife of Jed Frye AprU 12 37000

52Dst n s 5216 e Othav 236x1004 Augusshytus F Holly to John C DonneUy April 10 20500

5 3 D St n 6 274 e 1st av 20xl005 h amp 1 Richard Akin to Maria wife of John CaUaghan AprU 9 i)500

5 3 D St s s 250 w 2d av 20x1005 h amp 1 William A Butler to Moritz Levene AprU 15 17500

5 3 D St n 6 245 e Madison av 20x1005 h amp1 WUliam H Decker to GUbert H Crawford (Sub to mortg $24000) AprU 15 nom

5 3 D St n s 245 e Madison av 40x1005 h it 1 Gilbert Holmes Crawford to Catherine D wife of WUUam H Decker (Snb to mortg $50000) April 15 nom

5 3 D St n s 265 e Madison av 20xl005 h amp 1 WiUiam H Decker to Gilbert H Crawford (Sub to mortg $20000) AprU 15 nom

5 3 D St 11 s i50 e 7fch av 1681005 h amp 1 John G Hifcchcock fco Annie E wife of GUbert K Harroun AprU 12 21000

5 4 T H St n s 75 w 9th av 25x754 li ampl Henry J Bui-chell to Matthew Clinton April 15 16000

5 5 T H St s s 275 e 2d av 120x1005 h amp 1 Frederick Leonhard to Mary D wife of Joseph H Bradley AprU 11 10250

56TH St n s 225 w 5th av 248x1005 h amp 1 Gratz Nathan (Referee) to Amelia Robins AprU 13 60000

5 7 T H St s s 300 w 2d av 50x1005 Pat r ick Farley to Michael Murray AprU 10 17500

5 7 T H St n s 20 w Lexington av 20x602 h it L Charles F Malloy to Mercedes R de Hine AprU 9 20500

60TH s t s s 360 e Madison av 20xl005 h amp 1 Peter P Decker to Margaret wife of Samuel Coulter AprU 11 30000

61ST St s B 260 w 3d av 19x1005 John McshyCool to Catherine L Beekman - (March 14 1871) AprU 15 31500

61ST s t s s 279W 3d av 19x1005 h amp 1 John Keys to PhiUp WaUacb AprU 15 24750

6 0 T H St n s 135 w Lexington av 20x1005 h amp1 Mary Ann wife of WiUiam Colvin to Constantine Ross^vog April 1 0 bull 26000

6 2 D s t n s 167 e 2d av 17x1005 (Sub t o ] mortg $3500) [

S6TU s t 11 s 100 w I s tav 21xl005 h amp 1 (Sub to mortg $7000) J Henry C Cole to John Schoener April 15 n a t love etc

0 2 D s t n B 1726 w 3d av lOxUS h amp 1 J J^entley Squier to Mary M Newton April 15 16500

63o s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1084 Jacob G Sanders of Albany to Simon Herman Nathan Asiel and Mayer Gottlieb April 9 22500

65TI1 s t n s 220 e 4th av 20x1005 Patr ick Fitzgcrild and Eugene SuUivan fco James Meeshyhan April 9 200(0

67T1I s t n s 150 e 5th av 25xl005 Helen wife of Bartow W Van Voorhis to Josepli Snufch April 12 22300

67TH s t n R 200 o ofch av 25x1005 Mary M wife of George H W d (of Buffalo N Y) to Joseph Smith AprU 12 ai300

OSrii s t n s 100 e 12th av 1936xl018xl 1177x1005 i

68Tn s t n s 350 w l l t h av 898x101Sx f 1057x1005 I Benjamin P Fairchild to John Mulford April 11 17750

58TH St n s 1065 w Av A 40x1004 George Kober to James S Keal of Tremont Westshychester Co April 9 38000

58TH s t s s 325 w lst av 75x1004 Matshythew T Brennan (Sherifl) to Lewis Johnston April 12 12900

5STH s t n s 150 w Oth av 25x1005 GrUfith Rowe to WiUiam B Dick AprU 12 10500

5STH s t n s 41710 w Sth av 215x1005 h amp 1 Thomas A Davis to James L Young AprU 15 28000

58T1I St n s 41710 w Sth av 215xl005 Jas L Young to Mclvench H Jeffers (widow) AprU 15 33000

5 9 T H s t s s 75 w Lexington av 20xlC05 TiiOmas Duffy to James K Glenn April 15 33500

74Tir s s 100 e Madison av 20x1022 h amp ] Robert M Strebeigh fco Mary Ann wife of WiUiam Colvin AprU 10 28500

77T1I sfc s B 275 e 2d av 25xl022 WiUiam Loose to Conrad Oberlein April 13 6075

80TH s t s s 200 e 5th av 25x1002 Joseph Bell and Douglas Campbell to Michael Cain AprU 10 16500

SlST s t s s SO w 2d av 24x767 John ODon-nel to Daniel Healy April 12 11500

SSD s t s s 100 elOth av 50x10011 (irreg) Henry C and John Ludlum to Josei^h Devling AprU 13 9000

84TH s t n s 2218 w 2d av 20x102 h amp 1 Frederick Prentice to Archibald McLintock AprU 12 105C0

89TII s t n s 425 w Sth av lOOxlOOS Ondershydonk Angevine to Caleb T Ward Aprill320000

101 ST S t n s 1934 w 9th av 166x10011 h amp 1 Howard R Vandyke to Susan A Vanshydyke AprU 15 8000

105TH s t s s 2313 w 1st av 189x1009 Pa t k Glennan to Francis Reilly April 9 1300

109TH s t n s 125 w 1st av 25x10010 Hiram Moore to Jos B Durfey of Brooldyn April 9 16000

109TH s t n B 100 e 2d av 19x10010 WiUiam Davis to Jas McCrodden AprU 11 3300

I U T H s t n s 345 w 3d av 25x10010 h amp 1 Mary McDonald to Albert Koopman (Sub to Mortg $4500) April 14 N a t love and nom

I U T H s t n s 245 e 5th av 50x10010 | 115Tn s t s B 245 e 5th av 25x10010 C

Samuel Cohen to Wm H Scott AprU 12 10500 U O T H St n s 373 e Av A 100x10010 h amp 1

James L Young to Nichols K Oatley April 15 28000

116TH s t n s 140 w 5th av 130x10011 Thos A Vvse J r to Thos J Mora April 15 22000

1 1 7 T H s t s s (No 170 E) 242 w 3d av 17x 10011 h amp Elizjibeth Avife of Jas L Ryan to Isaac G Van Tassel AprU 13 18000

118TH s t s B 263 w 5th av 22x10011 Wm B Conant to Jas G Fitzgerald AprU 11 5000

U O T H st s s 208 e Av A 40xl00ll George B Goldschmidt to Jas Meagher AprU 106000

1 2 2 D st n s 225 w Av A 50x100 Edward Fitzgerald fco Mary H wife of Nicholas H

Moore AprU 9 6000 1 2 3 D s t n s SSO e 2d av 18x10011 James

Meagher to George B Goldschmidt April 10 14000

1 2 3 D s t n s 155 e 3d av 75x10011 h amp 1 Phebe E wife of Alberfc Chesebro to Adam C Martin AprU 13 18000

134TH s t s s 100 e 3d av 189x10011 h amp1 A L S O gore on west side of above (rear) 15x11 )

Abraham B Van Dusen of Harlem to John W Kenyon A p r U 1 5 16000

1 3 4 T H s t s s 150 w Sfch av 50x10011 1 134Tn s t 10011 B of and Sfch av 125 w of |

25x253 (rear) ST NICHOLAS av v s 252 s i24fch s t 1186 j

x978 J Thos H Walter and Clara L his wife and Harr iet A Walter andT H Walter Extrx E-xr and Trustees oi J R Walter J r decd Ann Walter widow and Extrx of Jas R Walshyter Sr to Bernard Cohen April 13 24400

125TII St s s 272 e Sth av 28x10011 James H Coleman (Ref) to James H SuUivan AprU 13 5700

127TI1 st n s 415 w 3d av 20x9911 li amp 1 Sarah E vife of Richard H Lane to WiUiam Ilslcy AprU 1 0 11500

12ST1I Bt n s 804 w 2d av 188x7411 Wm J Gettey to Kate L wife of John Reid April 115 8000

128Tii stn s 290 w 4tii av 376x9911 Alex WUson to Charles L Mead AprU 15 8050

128TH s t s s 3976 e Oth av 376x9911 h amp1 Eliza vvife of Charles Stevens fco James Stewart AprU9 1650O

129Tn st s s 3996 w 5thavl76xl91 J h amp BUen wife of Isaac G Van Tassel to EUzabeth wife of James L Ryan April 12 22000

132D s t n s 3623 w (ith av lS9x9911 h amp I Thomas H Landon (Ref) to WUliam B McshyKenzie (Foreclos) AprU 9 5200

1 3 2 D s t n s 140 w Madison av 20x9911 h Al Leander Buck fco Jas MMcGregor AplO17000

1 5 2 D s t n s 650 w 10th av 20x2291(gt Exrs of Richard P Carman to Church of fche Intershycession AprU 11 11040

Av B w s (No 44) 722 n 3d sfc 24x80 Eliza Bonsall et al fco Jacob Gaufcer AprU 10 16000

LEXINGTON a v w s 79 n 27th s t 199x80 h amp 1 Thomas McManus and Thomas J Murphy to Antoine Mataraw AprU 10 24000

LEXINGTON av s e cor 49th st 171x70 Charshylotte wife of Leopold Mendelson to WiUiam Florance AprU 15 28000

MADISON av w B 755 n 61st s t 25x95 h amp 1 Heirs of John B Storm to Augustus J Brown April 15 bull 50000

MADISON av AV S 755 n 65fch st 25x95 Barshytow W Van Voorhis fco Pafcrick and Francis Morgan AprU 10 22000

MADISON av s w cor 105fch s t 10011x70 Anshydrew M and Rowland Davies to WiUiam M Martin April 10 22500

1ST av w s (No 341) 23 s 20th st 23x80 h it 1 John Neilson (of Middletown R I) to James Bonner AprU 10 1400 0

1ST av w s 523 n 77th st 261x100 (Irreg) Jacob Cordes to Frederick Peters April 913350

2 D av w s 481 s 4th s t 24x65 h amp 1 Pearshyson S Halstead to Alexander Sutter April 15 ^0000

2 D av w s 783 s 13th st 263x110 h amp 1 Catharine A wife of Edward W Burr to Cashytherine E wife of Adam Weber AprU 1333000

2Dav c s 648 s 2 2 d s t 20x100 h amp1 Josiah H Burton to Thomas Parish Sherman April 15 25000

2 D av e s 25 s 34th s t 492x80 h amp 1 ) 34TH s t s B SOe 2d av 213x989 h fel j

Augustus F Holly to Thomas Gearty (Sub to all taxes and assessments from May 1 1870) AprU 1 0 35000

2 D av e s 755 s 44th s t 25x100 h amp 1 John J BurcheU fco Conrad Uhl April 12 21000

3 D av w s 505 n 45th s t 50xl00 h amp 1 Thomas Jenings-to Esther wife of Marcus H

bull Lichtenstein (tSub to mort $18000 and taxes of 1870 and 1871) AprU 9 38500

3 D av w s 87 s 50th s t 214x80 James H Hoffman to Israel Jaeger April 1 2 13500

2 D av w s 804 n 55th s t 20x66 h amp 1 Darius G Crosby to Henry Siebert AprU 9 14550

2 D av n e cor 105th s t 10011x200 (J^ p a r t ) James McNamara to Thomas J Mooney (Stamps $11) April 13 no con

2 D av s w cor 115th s t about 100x100 (Irreg) Isaac De Garmo to Daniel Bates AprU 12 bull 26000

3 D av w s 511 s 85th st 256x1023 Clara Ann wif e of bull Roberfc Kennedy to Joseph Hew-lefct AprU 15 16750

4 T H av w s 786 n 36fch sfc 24x105 h amp 1 Thatcher M AdaniB to Josiah G Holland (Springfield Mass) April 9 76000

4TH av s e cor 106th s t ICOllxlCO Walter Brady to Lambert S Quackenbush AprU 13 9125

5TH av s e cor 102d s t 1009x350 PhUip Van Volkenbiirgh and Daniel B Van Volkenburgh to LleweUyn F Barry April 1 3 160000

5 T H av w s 505n 114th st 505x100 Dow-thea Meislahu et al t o Sigmund J Seligman AprU 9 n o m

6 T H av n e cor 184th st 24llx85 Walter j Brady to Thomas Ryan AprU 11 7000

REAL E S T A T E R E C O R D 181

7 T H av n w cor 34fch sfc 22x00 h amp 1 Forster I Weeks to Gabriel and Joseph LUianthal AprU 10 25500

9 T H av S W cor 54th s t 251x80 h amp 1 Francis Blessing to John ReUly AprU 1126750

9 T H av n e cor 125th s t 2411x100 Bxrs of James R Walter and Thomas H Walter to John Chapman April 15 8000

lOTHav w s 253 s 39th s t 246x75 J o h n Schmidt to John Leib AprU 9 26000

9 T H av w s OOth fco 61 st s t 20010x400 1 0 T H av e s OOth to 6 is t s t 20010x100 6 0 T H s t n s 400 w 9th av 200x1005

Algernon S Jarvis (of White Plains) to Amos R Boo AprU 12 228000

l lTH av w s (oldline) between 158th and 159feh sfcs 200x150 Isaac P Marfcin fco Church of fche Infcercession April 13 42 500

11TH av e s758n 96fchst 506xl00 Matthew T Brennan Sheriff to Thomas M Pefcers AprU 15 5 200

KINGS COUNTY

April Sd A L L grantors ti t le to estate of Joseph and Ruth

Dean J D Bristol to John B Dow J r ^ (Q-c ) 5oo B E R G E N s t s s 300 w VanderbUt av 25xl30 7

x309-xll27 Jane wifeof T Cramer to John W Stewart 4 ocO

B O E R U M s t n s 250 w Lorrimer st25xiub h amp 1 Josephine wife of C Lesseur to Lipp-man Rcitzensfcein 5 ooQ

BROADWAY n s 1085 w 5tli st 2i8xio6 J G Jenkins to Williamsburgh Savings

^ ^ a n k 14 000 COLUMBIA st e s 20 n President s t 20x80

h ife 1 G H Roberts to Edward Kieser 10 000 COOK s t n s 275 e MorreU s t and 125 w

Bushwick av 25x100 (Correcting error) J J Carfield to Patr ick Burns ( Q C ) nom

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 345 s w Com-1 merce s t 384x180 j

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 3834svvComl f merce s t 384x180 J F Woodruffto John J Van Nostrand54000

E L L E R Y st n s 250 e Marcy av 25x100 A Venter to Peter Fafcscher 675

E W E N s t Nos 125 and 127 25x86 l S I G E L s t n s 225 e Graham av 25x100 CHESTNUT sfc n s 200 e Evergreen av50x f

548 (irreg) J Victoria wife of W Obermier to Hermann Somshym e r jjonj

F L O Y D s t s s 200 w Yafces av 25x100 J ToeUuer to Friedrich Schmitt 5 500

GKATTAN s t s s 100 e Bogert s t 25x100 h amp 1 J Softy to Franz lleichwein ltU P^^^-) bull sect35

H O O P E R s t n s 1414 w Marcy av 80x100 i Scholes to WiUiam Floyd and Eliphalet S Nevins of New York 5 550

H O O P E R s t s s 291 e Bedford av 448x110 J WUde fco Theodore P Jackson 3500

H O P K I N S s t s s 250 e Marcy av 25x200 G L Kessler fco Andrew Venter (1868) 500

I N D I A s t n s 200 w Union pL 50x69 (irreg) Mary A wife of N Bliss to Grifiath J Roberts 2 200

J A V A s t s s 200 e WesLst25xioohampi ]E~ Molony to Geo M BaU 3 700

K O S S U T H s t s e s 245 n e Broadway 20x100 C Trimble to Richard and Michael Tracy5000

MADDAGH s t n s 206 w Henry sfc 215xl009 A B Thorn (Exr) to Pat r ick Toy 6350

S A M E property Eliza Lardlaw (widow) to Pa t r k Toy CQ- 0 ) bull bull nom

MADISON s t s s3834e Bedford av 168xl00 h amp 1 Mary J wife of M R Pe t ty to Mary F wife of Ezekiel A Harris 4 900

PENNst s a 3024 s Lee av 303x100 h ampl A Rossto Hem-y I h n e 8500

P I E R R E P O N T s t s s 125 e Clinton s t 25x100 A AUen to Abram Allen J r 25000

P R E S I D E N T s t s s 225 w Powers s t 100x100 W P Byrne to~James E Dimond 6000

P R O S P E C T pl n e s 155 n w Vanderbilt av 20x131 S J Stevens to Charles H Par -s o n s 15000

bCHERMERHORN St n s 1501 w Smith s t 25x 1012 bull A AUen to Geo D AUen 6000

S M I T H s t e s 77 n Sackett s t 23x100 R S Crane to WilUam D Walker (Foreclos) 1750

STOCKHOLM s t n s 343 e Myrtle av 32x30x mdashx8x35xl2xl00 P Reynolds to Robinson GiU (Foreclos) 2300

STOCKTON a t s s 180 w Throop av 20x100 Mary Jarvie to John Flinn of-New York 4500

V A N B U B E N s t s s 325 w Bedford av25x 934 G L Moehring to Abraham Ackerman

of New Y o r k 1500

V A R E T and MorreU sts n w cor 100x25 h amp 1 Margaretha Klug et al to Karl and Maria A Weiss 7900

W Y C K O F F s t n s 1915 n w 6th av 44x100 T SkeUy to Thomas P Stevenson 4000

SOUTH 4th s t n a 85 a Ofch s t 2lx95 W Mofcfc fco Joseph McKee 250O

SOUTH 4fch sfc n s 63 w Oth sfc 21x95 F ran-cisca Brendle (widow) fco William D Lock-wood 4700

2 D s t w s 552 n South Oth s t 206x100 W M Thurman fco Henry Lemkan 6000

5 T H sfc n w s 50 s w South Isfc s t 25x1036 W D Lockwood to John W By ard 4600

6TH s t e B 80 n South 2d s t 20x50 Sarah J wife of W E Butler to Theodore E Green 1000

SAME properfcy T B Green to William B Bufcler 1000

N O R T H Sfch st s w s 125 n w 5th s t SOx) 100 I

N O R T H Sfch s t s w s 200 n w 5th s t 50x 100 J S J Hunfc to Peter Koelsch 5600

N O R T H 9fch s t n e s 150 n w 4th s t 50xl00 S J Hun t to CorneUus Mayer 2800

SOUTH 9th and 5th sts n e cor 50x73 N Baulsir to Jane A wife of Joshua Brown of New York 6000

1 1 T H s t s w B 1635 n w Sth av 50x100 H L Clarke to Charles Nickenig 2900

12TH St e sbdquo befc South5fch st and Broadway 33 11X42X534 (very bad description)

SOUTH 5fch s t s s 125 s e 12th s t 44x5610 x638 bull J H Eichinger to Margt wife of George Eichin-ger 500

2 0 T H St s s 225 e 7th av 25x100- Mary McCausland et al to Andrew S Wheeler (C a G) 500

SAME properfcy J McCausland fco A S Wheeler (Q C) nom

BAYav n e s 200 n w Cedar s t 100x100 J Halliday fco Pafcrick Collins of Gravesend L 1 200

CARLTON av w s 19911 n Dekalb av 215x 100 h it 1 Emma J wife of A D Atlunson to IsabeUa Rice (widow) 15000

CLASSON av e s 1502 n Myrtle av 126x100 h amp 1 J Lock fco Louis Samson 4000

CLINTON av e s 71 s Fulfcon av 30x100 R Carpenfcer fco Ezekiel Auerbach 13500

D E K A L B av s s 375 w Lewis av 25x100 h amp 1 J J Larkhi to Pedro A Afonso 7000

HARRISON av and Heyward sfc easterly cor 23 XSO C J Summers to Lorenz Ri t ter 1220

OviNGTON av n e s near 4th av 1016x1738 (Bay Ridge) W H Denyse to Otto K Ivjranse 6750

OviNGTON and 4th avs easterly cor 78x175Ix 495xmdash (Bay Ridge) Eliza N Blunt (widow) to Otto K iCranse 1250

P A R K av s s 100 e Tompkins av 221x100 N H Clement to F rank Crooke of Fla t shybush 1425

3 D av e s 53 s Dean st 23x70 i D E A N s t s s 7711 e 3d av 221x75 f

B Auerbach to Richard C a r p e n t e r 12000 6TH av and Warren s t s e cor 100x947 C

W Riecks to Abel F Goodnow 16250 GRAVESEND 5 955-1000 acres adj Adrian Bershy

ger A Berger to Henry Johnson of Gravesshyend 7146

April Ath OviNGTON av n B (indeft) 545x1703 Ann

Meier (widow) to Geo Marriott 400 CALYER st n s 25 w Guernsey st 25x75

Jane wife of T Howell to Fanny I wife of James D Mogg 1200

CHAUNCEY s t and Paca av s w cor 350x100 14 hs amp Is H Beales to John Davies 7000

COOK s t s s 250 e MorreU s t 25x100 h amp 1 H Grant to Erns t Schon 1100

D E G R A W s t B S 15210 w Columbia s t 17Ox 100 S A Church to Johannes Scharfeuberg (Q C ) nom

S A M E property J Scharfenberg to Peter Buhr 5000

E L M st n s 100 w WiUow s t 25x95 h amp 1 F Schmecker te John Y^-eger 1800

H A L S E Y s t s s 80 e Throop av 20x100 H A L S E Y s t s s 140 e Throop av 40x100 i H A L S E Y s t s s 200 e Throop av 60x100 [ H A L S E Y st s s 300 e Throop av 20x100 J

J Halliard to Henry Osborn 7000 H O O P E R s t n s 275 e Bedford av 66x100 F Scholes to Francis DuBois 5550 H E Y W A R D s t n s 336 e Wythe av 236x100

W WaU to Henry D a h l 800 H E Y W A R D s t n B 226 e Wythe av 336x100

H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E A i i i c k e s 1 0 0 0

H E Y W A R D st and Wythe av norfcherly cor) 226x100 I

H E Y W A R D sfc n w s 45 n e Wyfche av mdash f to River s t xmdash j H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E Adickes 1800

JOHNSON s t n s 75 e Smith s t 25x100 h amp 1 Margaretha wife of A Schmand to Joseph Herte 3100

K E A P s t n s 165 w Lee av 22x100 D K HaU to Martha W H wife of Morton B Smith of New York 13500

MCDONOUGH s t n s 100 w Hopkinson av 1 ll76x200

B E D F O R D av w s 40 s Taylor s t 20x90 | J P Knapp to John M Quackenboss of Montshygomery Orange Co N Y 25000

MESEROLE s t n s 175 e Leonard s t 25x100 A Ginter to Theodore F r e u n d 9075

O X F O R D s t w s 1498 s Lafayette av 214x 100 Clara L wife of A J Ddtger to Eliz A T Phelps 17000

P A C I F I C sfc n s 3539 e Carlton av 196x742 G M Stevens to Susan N Howard of East^ Chester N Y (Foreclos) 5000

P R I N C E s t e s 100 n Willoughby s t 25x85 -C W Frieling to Mai-tha A FrieUng (wishydow) (Q C) 400

P A C I F I C andColumbia sts n e cor 95x50 J Morton et al to John H Tate of Flatbush 6000

RODNEY s t s 6 1448 w Bedford av 448x100 J W Borcherding to Charles Kuehne-mundfc 5500

ST M A R K S pL n s 226 w Carlfcon av 21x131 J V Porfcer fco Pierre D Van Hoesen of New York 13000

SANDFORD sfc e s (No 229) J Fifczsiinmons to Jane L wife of Samuel D Thomas (Conshytract) 5500

U N I O N s t s s 290 e Hoyt s t 20xl00 J BeU fco Clara E wife of Abram Wilsey (B amp S) 3000

SAME properfcy Clara E wife of A Wilsey to Adeline E wife of John BeU (B amp S ) 3000

V A N B U R E N s t n s 325 w Franklin av 20x 100 Mary A wife of M Bunker to Phrebe H Weiss 5250

W I L L I A M st and Troyav s e cor 7091x100 S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann of New York (34 par t 833

W H I P P L E s t s e s 138 s w Throop av 15x 556x399x38 C Dit tmer to Rosa wife of J o shyseph Weininann 500

W H I P P L E st s e s 128 s w Throop av 25x 522xmdash-x38 Josephine Pfab (widow) to Jacob Rech (Correcting error) (QC) nom

SOUTH 5tii s t s s 80 w Sth s t 20x100 P Boshyvers to Franz Herrschaffc 1400

6 T H s t w s 121 s Soufch 4fch sfc 174x100 h amp 1 Sarah Clark tb David G Cay wood of New York 5600

I S T H st s w s 225 s e 5th av 25xl00 Soshyphia wife of D Fickeh to JiiUa M -wife of Soloshymon B RusseU 1100

B E D F O R D av and Rosa s t n w cor 100x110 hs amp Is J M Quackenboss to Joseph F Knapp 50000

D E K A L B av and Sandford st n w cor 31x83 h amp I B McAlasher to Edward Freel 500

F R A N K L I N av w s 13511 n Lefferts sfc 187x 12411 (irreg) Sarah Jwife of A TredweU to Edward R o w e 2626

H U D S O N av e s 1097 s Dekalb av 25x1005 W Simonson to Christian Hohn 4500

JOHNSON av s w s 100 n w Suydam s t 186x 10px57xmdash Phcebe E wife of C M Knowlton to Michael Naeder 1600

JOHNSON av and Baltimore pl s e cor 200x1 4752 ( X p a r t ) j

JOHNSON av and Cincinnati pl s e cor 200 ( 4548 (J^part) J S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann 2333

K E N T av s w s at intersection of centre Une of Rodney st if continued 125x1519 to Wall shyabout channel xl259xmdash P Scholes to Geo B Remsen of Hempstead L I 29200

L E W I S av e s 40 s P a l a s M s t 20x100 Sarah A wife of G Sturtevant fco Alex S Walsh of Jamaica L I 5500

NEW^ B U S H W I C K road and road adj Evergreen Cemetery northerly cor 11 372-1000 acres F Du Bois to Henry Hauselmann 18195

U N I O N av e s 53 a Montrose av 22x75 h amp 1 L Fink to Martin D i e r a u f 5200

V E R N O N av s s 300 e Flatbush plank road 100x150 J H Tate to Franklin H Know-er 8000

W E B S T E R av s s 363 e 2d s t 456x1093 i W E B S T E R av s s and Isfc s t s w cor 456 gt- -

X1093 ) J W Hull to John T Mackenzie 1800bull

A^ril nth A D A M S s t e s 75 n TUlary s t 266x539 (in-

deft share) Louisa -wife of G C Green fco -Henrietta L Sphraidt (B amp S ) 400

182 R E A L E S T A T E R E G ^ O R D

B A L T I C s t s amp 3154 w Clinton s t 34x100 J Frisbee to Harriet A wife of Jared Brewsfcer (Q C 1865) nom

B A N K E R st w s- 976 s Norman av ISlx 439 (error)

N O R T H 15TH st s w s 82 s e 2d s t 18x100 G A Sacchi to Henry Sacchi 140

B O X s t 8 s 175 w Oakland s t 25x100 M Grace to Nathaniel Morton of Plymouth Mass 900

BERGEN s t n s 230 w Saratoga av 120x1072 P Massa to John Stafford amp Alex Nichol 2400

CEDAR s t a e s 3807 n e Evergreen av 100x839 5 hs amp Is T S Olive to Henry Kearney 1750O

CLINTON s t e s 163 n Pierrepont s t 25xl00 A Querean to James Bailey 14250

DOWNING s t e a 350 s Gates av 25x100 Nancy M wife of J Irwin to Walter Green-ough 7000

H O O P E R s t n s 2214 w Matey av 80x100 _ F Scholes fco Peter J ODonohue 5060 J E F F E R S O N s t s s 2834 w Stuyvesant av

168x100 L Kenny to Thomas Garvey of New York 6000

L I N D E N boulevard n s 75 e proposed extension of Nostrand av 25x235 Charlotte wife of L Mendelson to Jos Leghorn of New York 3500

LOMBARDY st s s 155 w Morgan av 20x1265 (irreg) R C Combes to Severin Mejer1000

LOMBARDY s t s s 95 w Morgan av 60x986x mdashxl265 R C Combes to James H Saxton of Newark N J 2500

MADISON s t s a 475 w Nostrand av 25x100 C King to Harriet wife of Cuthbert C Gorshydon 7S00

M ONROE s t n s 150 w Patchen av 25x100 Nannie W wife of G A Gardiner to Win H Harrison 1700

NASSAU s t n s 200 e Gold s t 20x1071 h amp 1 B Donlon to John S Sfciger of New York 10000

N E L S O N s t n s 140 e Court s t 20x100 h amp 1 C M Felt to Fred k W amp Marie Moritz of New York 4750

OAKLAND s t e s 225 s Nassau ay 283x1 OOx 479xmdash P C IngersoU to EUza A wife of George H Stiles 1400

P E N N st s s 100 w Harrison av 202x100 C A Cushman to Wm B Pester 1110

P E N N s t s s 120 w Harrison av 203x100 G H Mellisch to WUliam B Pester 1110

R I C H A R D S and Van Dyke sfcs easterly cor 80x 20 W W Goodrich to Thomas CarroU 610

R U T L E D G E s t n w s 1634 s w Leeav SlSx 100 - A Lowerre to Alfred O Backus 4600

RYERSON s t w s 84 n Myrtle av 20x100 Eliz A H wife of A Y BirdsaU to S Josephine wife of Stephen T Birdsall 5500

SKILLMAN s t w s 1032 n Lafayette av 182 xlOO h ltamp 1 J McCarthy to EUen 0 L Co-halan 1000

STOCKTON s t s s 240 w Throop av 20x100 (Foreclos) G M Stevens fco Chas B Nichols of Albany 1000

STOCKTON s t n s 350 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Valentine Weissensee of New York 1100

V A N D Y K E s t n e s 20 s e Richards st 20 x80 W W Goodrich to Barnard Rom-ke 400

W A R R E N s t s s 4799 w Nevins s t 20x100 Letitia McCabe to Patr ick Dervin 1850

W I L S O N s t SO s of and Wythe av 774 e of (rear) 194x20 M Donovan to Charles P Kuchnemnndt 250

W I L S O N st s s 774 e Wythe av-194xl00 C Kuchnemundt to John M Borcherding 9500

SOUTH 5TH s t n s 170 e Oth s t 43x1004 P Bovers to Valentine Broker 2600

SOUTH 5Tn s t a s 60 w Sth s t 30x80 P Bovers fco Walfcer K Van Valkenburgh 1625

7 T H s t n w s 834 s w Norfch 6fch s t 16Sx 100 Harriefc L Nelson fco Sabrina B Au-bery nom

1 0 T H St n e s 170 s e 3d av 30x100 W Corboy to Jeremiah Corboy 3600

B E D F O R D av and Hewes s t n e cor 60x97 J WUde to Francis Du Bois 8350

B E D F O R D av e s 60 s Hooper s t 80x97 J WUde to Peter J ODonahue 11000

F R A N K L I N av w s 30 n Dean s t 30x80 h amp 1 J Stafford to Theodora wife of Ferd Massa 9000

K E N T av s w s intersection of centre line of Keap St if continued thence n w 1351x1519 to WaUabout channel xl359xmdash P Scholes to Oscar F Hawley Jr of New York 38200

LAFAYETTE avs S 88 W Adelphi s t 22x91x 12x9x10x100 R H u n t to Max HarnickeL 11000

LAFAYETTE avi s s 45 w Grand av 39x100 J T Barnard to Henry Blatchford 4400

LAFATETTE av s s 190 w Reed av 20x100 B amp 1 A DoU to JohnKle in 5000 L E W I S av and Bainbridigest s e cor 25x100

H Megchendorf to Theodore P r o s s e r 1900

MARCY av w s 651 s Dekalb av 910xmdash(irshyreg strip) J Sneddon to Charles M Titus of Ithaca N Y 3000

STOCKTON s t n s 375 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Constantino Be rnaue r 1100

T H R O O P av e s 623 w Gerry s t 209x119 A Simendinger to John Rueger 1000

WILLOUGHBY av u s 165 w Tompkins av 20x100 P Mead to Albert B King 5600

April Gth ATLANTIC s t s s 203 w Smith st 20x702

J Dietrich to Herman Thimig 12000 B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass s t 100x23x

mdashXmdashx25 J Hoyt to Chas Hoyt (Reconveyshyance) nom

B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass a t 100x23x mdashXmdashx25 C H Hoyt to Maria Douglass 400

CRANBERRY s t n s (No 35) 25x100 Grace wife of T R Hoole to Mott Bedell 13 500

DOUGLASS s t a w s 100 a e Bond s t 100x200 to Gowanus canal W P Powers to Edward P Davis and Ellen M wife of Henry Kelsey (C a G) 9125

SAME property Jul ia Davis et al to WiUiam B Nichols 18250

D E A N st a a 200 e Schenectady av 25x1072 h amp 1 G Evans to Victor Vierow 2700

SAME property V Vierow to Paul A Koch2900 E L M St n s 103 w Central av 22x71 E

Holdridge to Fanny Lotheringfcon 2300 GRATTAN and Bogart sts s e cor 100x50 FLUSHING and Johnson avs s w cor 159x595

xl00x25x50xl00 to Forest stxl6 P Bovers to Robert Adair 3225

H St a a 183 w Union av 20x1416 Anshytoinette A wife of G H Brisfcol to Caroline M Morgan of New Rochelle N Y 375

JACKSON and Front sts n e cor 75x100 JACKSON s t n s 75 e Front st aboufc 324x

100 T McGoey to Hugh Kaig of New York (B amp S) 15000

MADISON s t n s 1189 w Bedford av 189x100 h amp 1 Sarah wife of T Atkinson to George 0 Magown of New York 8000

MONROE st s s 160 w Marcy av 20x100 Sushysannah E C wife of W C Russell to Wm H Daycock 6800

P R E S I D E N T s t n s 112 w Van Brunt s t 19x50 h amp 1 P A E Koehnto AndwC Schmidt3250

P E N N s t s s 2247 w Lee av 205x100 h amp 1 H Irwin to David S Gidney 8000

P R E S I D E N T a t n s 155 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 135 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 115 w Bond s t 20x100

C M Earle to Alfred Wallis (Par t i t ion) 1800 STFUBEN s t w s 200 n Myrtle av 50x100 G

W Child to Michael Farrell 2100 VALWORTII St e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x100

C Weisheit to Charles MuUer 4000 W A R R E N s t n s ICO w Hoyt s t 20x100 h amp1

M Seyler to Horace K Thurber (B amp S)nom I S T H s t s s 118 e 4th av 1711x1002 h amp I

J Hirst to Wm A Virtue of New York 4000 18TH s t n e s 100 n w 3d av 25x1002 J

R Kuhn to Robert Ormeston (Foreclos) 300 ATLANTIC and Stone avs s e cor 200x100 ) P A C I F I C s t n s 150 e Stone av 50x100 f

S Emanuel to James H Kidder (B amp S)9000 F R A N K L I N av (No 288) b e t Lafayette and

Dekalb avs ( 2 D pl (No 17) b e t Henry and Clinton sts and j

all furniture and fixtures J J H Hubbard to Jacob R Duvall of New York (C) 35000

GATES av n s 80 w Ryerson s t 20x100 h amp 1 Hannah E wife of J A Greene to Thomas R BaU 11000

KINGSTON av w s 40 n Bergen a t 40x100 h amp 1 W A Vredenburgh to Kate L Trus-low 8080

MONTROSE av and Leonard s t s e cr 75x75 P V MorreU to Francis Pfeiffer 14000

SHEPARD and Bay avs s w cor 90xl00 Sashyrah V wife of B C ThornaU to Wm H Decker 3000

SAME property W H Decker to (jiUiert H Crawford nom

S A M E property G H Crawford to Cath D wife of Wm H Decker (B amp S) nom

A2Jri 8th B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smith s t 25x100 H

L Carr to Thomas HamUton (B amp S ) nom B A L T I C s t n e s 150 s e Smith st 25x100

N H Clemenfc to Thomas HamUton (Foreshyclose ) 4650

CLAY a t a a 170 w Union av 20x100 D A t -kin to P ia t t C IngersoU 4500

CONOVER s t e s 60 n Van Dyke at 20x80 p Hardy to Louia Garypie (Q C) nom

S A M E Property L Garypie to Emanuel Andershyson 1700

D E V O E St a s 1879 e Union av 20xl003 J Sherwood to Adeline A W i l s o n 2 2 0 0

D E A N s t a s 243 9 e Schenectady av 37x 1072 h amp 1 S J Styles to Mary wife of Thos Curry of Jersey City 3700

DIAMOND s t e s 200 n Nassau av 50x100 P C IngersoU to David Atkin 1750

E W E N s t w s 50 s Conselyea s t 25x100 h amp 1 P M Hall to John W Mulen 4200

F R O S T a t n a 150 w Smith s t 25x76 Lucy A wife of S Keeler to John W Vanderzee of New York 2800

H O O P E R s t n s 1214 w Marcy av 20x100 P Scholes to Charles Murray 1400

J E F F E R S O N a t s s 225 w Ralph av 50x200 D M Smyth to Robert H Eschenbach 1900

LIVINGSTON sfc n s 100 w Hanover p l 20x75 G M Stevens to Nicholas Cooper (Foreshyclose ) 5500

L U Q U E E R at 8 a 1568 e Clinton a t 2010x100 1 D Fletcher to Edward H K i d d e r 1 0 0 0

P A C I F I C sfc n s 380 e Porfcland av 20x100 Chariofcte S wUe of C G Klug to Wm Erd t -mann 9000

P A C I F I C s t n s 3755 w Nostrand av 1453 x786xll3 to Clove road xmdash to Pacific st Frances M S wife of D N Carrington to Stephen Pri tchard 10000

P R O S P E C T st s s 140 w Bridge s t 25x100 h amp I J Brower to Patr ick Moran 6000

P U L A S K I s t s a 125 e Stuyvesant av 20x1 100 I

PuLASKi St s a 205 e Stuyveaant av 20x f 100 J J McClean to George PoweU 11000

SACKETT a t n s 160 e Hoyt s t 20x100 L S MiUs to Edward H Kidder 3500

SCHERMERHORN s t s s SO e Smith at 20x100 G M Stevena to J Pierrepont Edwarda (Foreclos) 11250

SKILLMAN st e s 225 n Pa rk av 100x100 P Donlon to John S Stiger of New Y o r k 6000

ST J A M E S S pl e s 200 n Gates av 20x100 h amp 1 T Lambert to Thomas McStave 13000

SuYDAM St e s 8810 n Atlantic av 40x13810 xlO 7x296x1373 J RUey to Hephzibah wife of Wm D Murphy (C a G) 1000

SUYDAM s t n a 250 e WiUow a t 50x95 J W Naughton to Geo amp Charlotte Ledger 3500

TAYLOR s t a s 1898 w Wythe av 15x100 G M Stevens to Robert Ferrier of New York (Foreclos) 1000

2 D pL n a 1295 e Clinton s t 265x1335 N H Clement to Divine Burtis (Partit ion) 10025

2 D pl n s 766 e Clinton a t 265xl335 h amp I Jane wife of M T Gibbona to Isaac L McshyGay of New York 18000

2 D St S S 160 W Bond s t 20xlOO I D Fletcher to Edward H Kidder 5500

1 6 T H s t n e s 3014s e th av 25x100 P e shyter OHara to Patr ick OHara 1000

ViN B U R E N s t n s 250 e Throop av 25x100 T Simpson to Thomas Bagot 1000

WALWORTH a t e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x 100 C Muller to Julius Hansen and Charles Schneider of New York 5000

W Y C K O F F st n a 2913 w Rochester av 25x 1279 H Danernehin to Louis Marchold 1500

SAME property L Marchold to Anna M wife of Henry Danernhein (B amp S) 1-500

D E B E V O I S E av and Amoa a t s w cor 150x125 x200x25x50xl00 P Quinn to Mary A wife of

John E Capet 4000 D E K A L B av a a 100 w Stuyvesanfc av 10()x

100 J Y Pifcchefcfc to George Delatush of New Dover Middlesex Co N J 42500

GATES av n s 163 e Classon av 20x100 h amp 1 P Lamberfc to Wilkes Gay of New York 12500

GR-AND av e a 216 8 Gatea av 21x1016 T Skelly to Maria Brenner of Manhasaefc Queens Co L I 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 280 w Grand av 20x100 N Sfcevens to BveUue A Brainard nom

M Y R T L E av and Conselyea s t southerly cor 146x1036xl055 G G Dukes et aL to Edshyward Davies (C a G) 900

NORMAN av n s 50 w Diamond s t 25x95 J P Mahony to Edward Carney 1000

R A L P H av w s 872 n Dean s t 20x100 S Styler to Robert Lindsey 225

STUYVESANT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x 100 W Johnston fco John Rose 7000

S T M A R K S av s a 20 w Carlfcon av 20x81 C G Schneider fco John S Sfciger 12000

5 T H av e s 204 n 7fch s t 198x70 ) 9 T H s t n s 1576 a e 4fch av 19x90 J

Margarefc wife of E Kenney to Edward W Richardson 13000

April 9th B E L V I D E R E sfc S e B 2066 s w Beaver s t 25

x852 A Stockholm e t a l to Anton VigeshyU u s 900

CjCffiDMBiA St- n w s- 16 n e Sackett sfc 21x95 hi amp1 J Levisolm- to-WiUiam Mor r i s 8000

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 183

CLAY st n a 300 e Union av 75x100 ha amp Is L Dnbb fco Mary Kohn of New Y o r k 33000

CHESTNUT st s e a 300 s w Johnson av 25x 100 G G Diikes et al to Cafcharine Murray

G ) - 300 (C DOUGLASS s t a s 129 e Perry av 376x1276

C S Barker to Freelove D R o g e r s 1 0 0 0 E L L I O T T p l e a 4626 s Hanson pl 2010x100

Eliz F wife M B Swezey fco Emma wife of John Syms 7800

HANCOCK sfc n a 2042 w Sfcuyvesant av 2010 xlOO Mary P wife of J Flood to Hubbard L RusseU 750

H A M I L T O N s t w s 1615 n P a r k av 100x150 EUen H wife of C C Pa t t en to Mary A Hig-gin^ 10000

H I G H sfc s s 75 w Bridge sfc 25x100 (parfci-fcion) E A Hutchins to Henry Crum-mey 5000

LIVINGSTON st and Hanover pL n w cor 20x 75 h amp I N Cooper to Maria wife of CJhas R P i t t 6000

LE0N4RD St w s 60 n Powers s t 20x75 h ife I T Terry fco James Meakin Flushing L I and Henry Beales 3000

MARION sfc n s Lofcs 44 and 46 (Blk 8) Hunter Ply Farm 50x100 J Volke to Martin F Lindhorn 675

MACON at n s 145 w Tompkins av 20x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam P C Denike (Foreshyclos ) 250

OAKLAND and Freemen sfcs n w cor 25x100 M Walker fco James Law 1000

PiERREPOiNT St s s 125 6 CUnton St 25x100 A Allen J r to Abram AUen 25000

R O S E at s s 3904 w Bedford av 224x100 H Ranken to Hans C F Gatje 2000

SACKETT s t n s 99 a Hicks s t 1910x75x1x25 bull xlSlOxlOO M Shearmaji to Cath wife of

John Griffen S500 SACKETT s t n s 11810 e Hicks s t 1910x100

h ife 1 M Shearman to Cath wife of John Griffen 8500

V-AN D Y K E st n e s 40 s e Richards s t 20x 80 W W Goodrich to John H Von Be-bern 350

W A R R E N s t a s 12010 w 4th av 20x100 h amp 1 E S MiUs to Daniel A Youngs (B amp S) 5500

WASHINGTON s t e s 78 s Adams s t 25x996 h ltfe 1 B MueUer to Fredk Schmelcher 1400

7TH s t w s 748n e North l e t s t 25x80 Emily E wife of J Armstrong to Alfred Hobley 3500

9 T H St centre line 5109 e 3dav 25xtb n 125 G B Goldschmidt to James Morgan (C a G) 5000

SOUTH 9th s t s s 146 w 4th sb 50x100 J R Thomas fco Isfc Univeraalist Society WUshyliamsburg 8000

SOUTH 9th a t a a 121 w 4th s t 25x100 W W Armfield to 1st Universalist Society Wilshyliamsburgh 4000

1 0 T H St n e s 100 s e 2d av 22x100 E Brazwell to John Broderick 1000

2 3 D St s w s 4834 n w 5th av 168x100 J Crocker toAlfonzo E Bacon 3700

4 3 D s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1002 P P Page to John Cavanagh 2250

GATES av s s 204 w Ralph av 19x100 J Palmer to Michael FarreU 7500

April lOtJi A M I T Y s t n s 150 e Clinton st 25x100 ) CLINTON s t e s 75 n Amity s t 25x90

D Darrow to John Shuster 10000 B E R G E N s t s s 1975 e Smith s t 231x100

J Shuster to Daniel Dan-ow of New York9000 CHAUNCEY s t n s 370 w Lewis av 20x100

Carrie B wife of E D Valentine to EmUy A wife of H A Kent of Plainfield N J (Q C) nom

D E G R A W s t s s 200 e Smifch at 20x100 h amp 1 W J BedeU fco Nafchl A Boyn ton 11000

D I A M O N D s t n s 3164 e Main at S59xl599x 403x8710x200 W P Sweet to Diedrich WestfaU 5000

E L L I O T T pl (late Hampden a t ) w a 120n Lashyfayette av 33x100 h ltfe 1 Mary C Hawkins to Augusta A Becker 13000

H E N R Y s t e s 50 s Presidenfc sfc 35x117 Kath wife of J W GUbert to Catharine E Dohrmann 13000

H E R B E R T s t n w s 1709 s w North Henry s t 35x100 W Cooper to Margaret KeUy 400

H E R B E R T st s a 1603 w North Henry s t 50x 95 W Cooper fco Ml FuUen of New York850

H I C K S a t n w s 89 s w Sackett a t 33x100 Anna wife of J S Schoenfeld to Ada Duffy of New York 8000

I V Y St 8 e s 180 s w Central av 40x100 G J Murphy to Abraham Lowerre (Foreshyclos ) 400

PENNBt n s-38310 e Wythe av 20x100 N H Clements to James W Valentine (Foreshyclos ) 200

THOJIPSON s t w s 675 n Pa ten t av 55x026 (irreg) Mary Graf (widow) fco Andrew S Wheeler (Q C ) nom

2 D pl s s 300 e Court s t 25x1335 h amp 1 T Losee fco Henriefcta W C wife of Louis Arnstaedt 11800

SOUTH 3 D a t s a 100 e l l t h s t 25x95 A Saloskinsky to Patr ick Keegan 3000

5 T H s t about 128 a e and FUmore s t 53 n e (rear) 306x207x3311x237 The Industrial School Association to Jul ia A Stodder 267

8TH Stn s 1209e 3dav 25x100 J R Smith to Peter Plant in and Theo Person 1000

l lTH St n s 2393 e 6fch av 144x6911 h amp 1 T Gumming to Edward H Seeley 2000

U T H s t n a 2393 e Oth av 144x61111 h amp 1 E H Seeley to Wm H Applegate (More $1500) 1700

1 3 T H s t n a 2747 e 3d av 176x100 h amp1 Jane wife of J Mackie to Thoma a McComb (Mortga) nom

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 P C Junker fco Barbara Eberhardt nom

SAME property Barbara Eberhardt to Adelbeid wife of Henry Pet te 5000

15TH s t a w s 300 n w 6th av 3911x100 (irreg) C WUhelms et al to John Holmes3350

15TH s t n e s 9710 a e 7th av 25x100 Kath wife of P Remmet to Joseph Mosback J r 2500

1 8 T H s t s w s 84 n w 7th av 16x100 J Wood to Nancy wife of John Mace 1600

I S T H s t n s 400 e 10th av 20x1002 P Reynolds to Gerald McMurray (Foreclos) 3100

2 0 T H St n s 1616 w 7th av 206x100 H Lee to EUas B Weidler 700

3 2 D a t n s 425 e 5th av 25xmdash h amp 1 W Dunn to Christopher HaUiday of N Y 1700

A T L A N T I C av and John st s e cor 25x81 P Lauzer to Francis Vetter of N Y 800

GATES and Lewis avs s w cor 100x200 J D PhUlips to James Campbell 10100

H U D S O N av w s 563 s Lafayette s t 189x80 P Leib to Mathias Windecker J4 part) (Q C) 3C00

M Y R T L E av n s 14411 e JeiFeraon s t 25x68x 68 to Jefferson s t x25x5Sx5S J J McCrum to Henry WUla 2800

NOSTRAND av e s 312 n Myrtle av 21x90 M J Shipton fco James J Thomson nom

P O R T L A N D av w s 483 s DeKalb av 24x913 h amp 1 L Kane to George Crary 24000

2 D and Ovington avs n e cor 100x125 New Utrecht J A Perry to the Bay Ridge Athe-neuni 1500

S H E P A R D av w s 100 n G a y s t 25x100 L Cm-fcis fco Margaret wife of Jacob Pefcerson (Q C) nom

S A L T meadows of grantor in 10th Ward adj Polhemus amp Denton ife Creek to J C Preels mill pond G A Powers to A D Clutfcer-buck (Q C) 500

April llth B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smifch sfc 25x100 J

Power to Thomas Hamilton (B ife S) nom C E N T R E a t e a 50 a Broadway 50x100 Harshy

riet M wife of E E Cornell to Anton Metzen-dorf 500

CONSELYEA st n s 225 w Ewen st 25x100 G Jackson to Thomaa H CorneU 5250

D E A N at n a 2496 w Nevina s t 21x100 C W Eldridge to Andrew Ayres (B amp S) nom

E L L E R Y a t n s 250 w Throop av 25x100 Annet ta wife of J B CanaveUo to Jacob Schmidt 900

GARNET s t n s 80 w Court s t 20x10 C H BaUey to Daniel Callahan of New Y o r k 6000

H A R T s t s a 120 e Yatea av 30x100 F Reynolds to George W Mead (Foreclos) 3900

JOHNSON s t n s 135 w Humboldt a t 25x100 Maria Meyer to Peter Fabee 3100

MONROE s t ri s200 w Tompkins av 20x100 F Wood to Frances C wife of F rank M Thor-b u m 6500

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 34 35 amp 36 75x100 hs amp Is T S Shortland to Richard H Laimbeer 27000

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 31 32 amp 33 75x100 hs amp la Mary A Shortland (widow) to Richard H Laimbeer 38000

R O D N E Y a t n s 254 e Bedford av 22x100 Maria wife of G Peacock to M P M de la Figaniere nom

RUTLEDCiE st and Wythe av n -w cor 80x100 J Frye to Josiah N Christmas 7000

R U T L E D G E st a a 160 w Marcy av 20x100 h amp 1 T Q Holcomb to James O r r 6500

U N I O N s t n s 3094 w Smith s t 158x100 h amp 1 J S BaUey et al (Exra) to Edward P Raymond 7750

W H I P P L E a t n a 200w Throop av 25x100 G Binns to Johann Ritfcer of L L Cifcy 4000

W Y C K O F F s t s w s ^ 315 n w Bond s t 20x 100 h amp L C H Kessler to Geo W^ Drees of New York 5500

N O R T H 2D sfc a s 61 w 6th at 88x995x25x402 x603x236x7x100 The Industrial School Asshysociation to Daniel Schaefer 5136

3 D s t n s 14011 e Smith st20x80 h amp L EmUy W wife of J Baiz to Wm H McCool of NewYork 8000

5 T H a t w s 122 n North 3d s t 50x100 h amp 1 Ann wife of John Grigg to Nicholas S Tu-nison 18 COO

13TH s t a s 17310 w Oth av 25x100 C L Barnett to James A Van Brunt (Foreshyclos) 850O

14Tn s t n e s 29710 n w Sth av 25x100 A McGrath to FelLx J Duffy 6000

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 Adelheit wife of H Fe t t e fco August amp Henry Immig and John Schoen 5000

31 ST s t s w a 325 s e 3d av 25x100 J Moshynas to Mary and Edward McCormick (B amp S) 1 300

ATLANTIC a v n a 2510 w WUUams av 25x 773 (irreg) M Donnelly to Ludwig Ershyn e s t 8000

CARLTON av e s 3373 s Park av 25x100 A Schepper to Cafcharine Mendel 3300

CARLTON av w s 873 a Park av 25x100 G M Sfcevena to Sarah CampbeU (Foreshyclos) 2700

FLUSHING and North Portland avs a w cor 226x75x376x812 P Murtagh to Whitmon Kenyon and Albro J Newton 12000

N E W J E R S E Y av e s 100 n Broadway 75x100 I W Vanderveer to Henry Wright 1500

PUTNAM av a a 40 w Classon av 20x80 H McLaughlin fco Annie wife of Edward A Dushybey 6000

P U T N A M av s s 450 w Ralph av 50xl00 Mary E wife of J B Gardiner to Eliza B Garrett 1200

P U T N A M av n s 320 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swimm to Theo B Gafces and John H Doherfcy 9000

P U T N A M av n s 340 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swknm to Uriah HiU J r of PeekskiU N Y 8000

S T M A R K S av n laquo 80 w Carlton av 62x131 x42x326x20x986 E Mettler to Benjamin Bstes 8000

7TH av and 17th st southerly cor 80x20 h ife 1 G H Mehrhoff to Henry Ogger of Wash- -ington Bergen Co N J 4800

April Vith B A L T I C s t n s 2194 n w 5th av 20x100

Mary C wife of R H Robinson to WUUam T Beatty 5100

CONCORD s t a a 50 e Liberty a t 55xl5Sx46x 52x204 Ann wiife of J Libby to Society for Aid of Friendless Women and ChUdren 30000

E A G L E s t n s 150 e Union pl 50x100 ha amp Is A De Groot to Geo Grassick of New York3500

E W E N s t e s 75 n Jackson s t 25x100 J M Steams to Sarah A wife of Jereiniah Has shytings (B amp S) 3000

G O L D s t e a 357 a WiUoughby a t 22x85 R C Dingee to Maria wife of Chas Good^vin 6000

H A M I L T O N st e s 718 a Lafayefcfce av 198x 75 Francea F wife of H S Rigga to James L Brumley 6000

H O P K I N S a t s a 3126 e Marcy av 189x100 D Barnet t to Geo W Mead (Foreclos) nom

MACON s t a s 100 w Throop av 200x80 C L North to Agnea S wife of WUliam J McshyCord 20000

N O R T H s t s s 1189 e 10th s t 273x95 P Reynolds to Fanny Cohen of New York (Foreshyc l o s ) 3 7 0 0

N O B L E s t s s 395 e Franklin s t 25x100 Eliz J wife of B - T Lafrance to Haniiah M wife of W H Rodman 8500

P E N N a t B e s 90 a w Bedford av 16x100 h amp l Eiriina wife of R Eschenbach to Ot to Schneeloch 7000

P E N N st s e a 90 s w Bediord av 16x100 h amp 1 O Schneeloch to Robert H Bachen-bach (Q C) 7000

QUINCEY s t a s 100 w Patchen av 200x100 Josephine wife of F Ofcard to Robert T Dodge 6500

QUINCEY s t n s 3298 e Stuyvesant av 204x 100 J A White to Isaac S Brundage 2000

QUINCEY s t s s 347 e Classon av 69x8() L A Catlin to WUUam Maguire 6000

R o s s s t n w 8 100 n e Bedford av 116x100 C H FeUows to WiUiam E Chapman 24000

RYERSON s t w a 692 n Park av 1611x36x 176x396 J C Ruatin to Michl B u m s 3400

S I G E L (lateMarshaU) a t s a 50 w Leonard a t 25x100 h amp L N Wahl to Theodore amp CaroshyUne Stark of New York 6000

SOMERS s t s a 2946 e Stone av 196x100 P SuUivan to WiUiam Dryden 775

STOCKHOLM a t ii s 343 ri e Myrtle av_j_83x SOxmdashx8x35plusmn12xl00 h amp 1 R GUI to EUengt Baird 3500

184 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

S O U T H 3 D atNn a at s w cor of building known as Trustees HaU 35x100 Virginia bullwife of J J Briest to John Higgins of New York 4500

41ST s t s 6 100 e 1st av 250x1003 Jane A HaU et al to John A LightaU of New Brunsshywick N J 3000

B E N N E T T av w s 150 s Broadway 50x100 E L L I O T T av e s 375 s Broadway 35x100 )

F Bovera to Silas L Church of Canaan Coshylumbia Co N Y 8750

F L U S H I N G av s s bet Marcy and Tompkins avs 3 lots F Vandervoort et al to Abraham Vandervoort of New York nom

U N I O N av amp Richardson st n e cor 50x100 P B Amory to Patr ick McGarry 1300

H E I R S of Samuel Garrison Flatbush (Map 209) lots 64 65 102103 P S Cooke to W Arshymour 186

A2gtril 13th BALTIO s t n e s 2194 n w Sth av 20x100

W T Beatty to WUliam H Ames of New York 8000

B O E R U M s t n s 100 e Smith s t 25x100 L Michel to Heinrich Engel 7000

C A R R O L L s t s s 2764 w 7th av 1714xl23x 1836x1395 E S MUls (special guardian) to Mary E Carman 14000

SUiE property Mary E wife of J S Carman to James Wilson of New York 24000

C E N T R E s t e a 150 n Sackett s t 50x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to Elizabeth Benz 1800

D E A N s t n s 100 e Grand av 108x110 S M Parsons to Francis E Daua (Foreshyclos) 2700

D I A M O N D a t w s 38410 n Van Cott av 25x 100 AUce P wife of S H Pine to Patr ick Kelly 800

E L D E R T a t a s 2104 e Broadway 198x100 i E L D E R T s t s s 230 e Broadway 20xl00

T Hegarty to Thomas Smith (Mortg $8500 and back aasessments) Exchange and 12000

F R O S T s t and Union av n e cor 100x50 P B Amory to Thomas Farmer 1200

G R E E N E s t n s 325 w Union av 25x100 T Martin to Edward C Smith 1000

H A R T s t n a 235 w Throop av 40xlOO J P Rappelj^ea to WiUiam H Jones 2000

H E N R Y a t w s 80 n Summit at 20x1076 h amp L J Bushong to Humphrey S Anderson 10000

H E Y W A R D s t n s 293 e Lee av 196x100 G M Stevens to John Lawrence of New York (Foreclos) 5000

H I C K S st w s 250 n Degraw s t 175x976 i H I C K S s t e s 350 n Degraw s t 30x976 f

J Fet t re tch to Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscombe of New York 27300

M O N R O E st n s 275 w Patchen av 100x100 G H Holbrook to Aaron H Wellington of New York 4000

M Y R T L E st n s 475 e Evergreen av 50x639x 509x548 h amp 1 M C Delamater to Phoebe E -wife of Charles M Knowlton (Mortg $700) 1300

S A C K E T T at n s 796 e Hicks s t 196x75 h amp 1 M Shearman to Gunther Mendorf 8000

S T A T E and Boerum sta a w cor 50x90 T Minrphy to John Curley (Legal sale) 20100

S T A T E s t n s 939 w Court s t 06x80 E H StoweU to WUUam H Wickham 2500

T R U X T O N s t n s 314 e Stone av 196x100 P Sullivan to Thomas Ryan 675

U N I O N st and Sth av southerly cor 733x90 L V Cortelyon to Patr ick Hickey 13000

VAN B U R E N s t n a 401 w Throop av 37x100 P Castner (Exr) to Emma V wife of Charles IsbiU 1500

W Y C K O F F s t n s 100 w Schenectady av 222x135

W Y C K O F F st n s 1443 w Schenectady av i-663x135x359x1307 to Bergen s t x406x | 3557 J H B Starr to Maria Mansfield of New York 2500

4 T H s t e s 839 n Grand st 18x572 (irreg) G M Stevens to Oscar H Stearns (Foreshyclos) 3500

8 T H st and 3d av junction centre lines thence s e 1609 X thence s w 130 x thence n w 359 Xthence a w 130 to 9th s t x thence n w 125 X thence n e 260 T CUfford to Henry C Steneok (Correcting error) ( Q C ) nom

B E N N E T T av w s 300 a Blake av 25x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Charles E Patterson of New York (Mortg $1250)1750

G A T E S av s a 200 e Lewis av 25x100 Eliz bullwife of J McGinnis to WiUiam Wheatley 4600

O R E E N E av s B 100 e Throop av 20x100 P Castner (Bxr) to John CroUus of New York (Exrs deed) 9500

L E E av w s 80 n Taylor s t 20x100 h amp 1 EUa C C wife of T Bewley to John H Bew-ley of Richmond Co S I 10000

M I L L E R av w s 200 s Division av 40x100 -F Cobb to AuguBtus HUl of Newark N J7000

M E E K E R av (late Williamsburgh and Newtown Pike) s e s (18th Ward) 9 2-100 acres J o shyanna Huls t to George Hu l s t (l-9th par t ) 3333

SAME property EUza Rappelyea [(widow) to George H u l s t (l-9th part) 3333

S M I T H av e s 1376 n Baltic av 376x100 J S Stiger to Oliver H Pierson 4500

S N E D E K E R av w a 155 n Liberty av 20x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Augustus HUl of Newark N J 5500

T H R O O P av and Middleton st s e Cor 20x78 A J Lamb to John H Pickens of New York 6800

U N I O N av a s 50 w Schenck av 25x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to EUzabeth Benz 2000

U N I O N av s a 50 w Schenck av 25x100 S S Hemingway to Edward MUler (Foreshyclos) 1800

V A N SICLEN and Union avs n e cor 100x25 P Cobb to John L Warker of East New York 2700

WILLOUGHBY av n i 275 e Marcy av 166x 100 Agnes Boerum to Richard C Addy 1188

WILLOUGHBY av n a 2916 e Marcy av Agshynes Boerum to David B Morehouse 1404

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av and 65th s t ) a w cor 1002x100 J Cumminga to Gord Heinrich Henjes 220

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av) n a 252 e 66th a t 25x 100 G H Henjes to John Christof Henjes 200

April loth C H E E V E R pL w s 1834 s Harrison s t lOSx

886 J Schmitt to Eliz S wife of Chas P Fay 5750

D E A N s t s s 3788 w Sackman st 19x78 (irshyreg) G G Barnard to John John C Smith (Foreclos) (Mort $1000) nom

EOKFOHD s t e s 125n Nassau av 35x100 P C IngersoU to Lawrence Freeland 1200

E L D E R T a t a s 1596 e Broadway 5010x100 P A Ledoux to Thomas Smith 18000

E L D E R T a t s a 250 e Broadway 198x100 P W Ledoux to Thomas Smith Exch amp 6000

G R E E N s t n a 250 e Union av 25x100 Maria R wife of J Kal t to Anton Gabry-lemcz 1000

J A Y s t e s 325 n Willoughby s t 25x1076 P Bunker to Thomas EUiott 7777

L Y N C H s t s e s 425 n e Marcy av 100xlOO Frances L wife of W H Ludlow to Mathias Bindiim 4000

MADISON a t n s 319 w Nostrand av 32x1348 Grace P wife of G H Hughes to Charles C Mudge 7000

M A R I O N a t s s 25 w Ralph av 189x100 W Radde to Nicholaus Muller 1000

MoFFATT St n s 120 e Broadway 100x100 T Hegarty to Thomas Smith 25500

MONROE s t n s 285 w Marcy av 20x100 F C Vrooman to Sarah wife of Henry B Porshyter 6300

P A C I F I C at n s 2884 e Bond st 168x90 Ann M wife of J F Marschalk to John Surin 8000

QUINCEY s t s s 185 e Nosfcrand av 20x100 J T NeweU fco Anna Schwalbe of New York 11000

R O D N E Y st n w s 188 a w Lee av 314x100 h amp 1 W Lamb efc al fco Sarah R Marr 13000

R I C H A R D S afc a e a 80 n e Van Dyke sfc 30x 100 W W Goodrich to Eliz wife of Aug D B F rank 430

U N I O N at and Johnaon pl n w cor 100x150 J C Yorston to Walter K Yorston of New York 3000

W Y C K O F F s t n s 78 w 3d av 180x100 9 hs amp Is D Barnet t to Le-wis Colby (Foreshyclos ) 15300

W Y C K O F F s t n a 278 w 3d av 20x100 ) W Y C K O F F s t n s 258 w 3d av 20x100 j

D Barnet t to Lewis Colby of Boston Mass (Forecloa) 200

W Y C K O F F at a a 240 e Bond st 18x100 G M Stevena to Maria F MiUa of Portchester N Y (Foreclos ) 3700

W Y C K O F F s t s s 266 e Bond s t 18x100 G M Stevens to Ellen M Wight of Portchesshyter N Y (Foreclos) 3700

1ST p i 8 a 1746 e Clinton s t 31x1335 El shylen L Voorhees (-widow) et al (Exrs) to Har shyriefc M wife of Wm B KendaU nom

7 T H sfc w s 70 n Di-vision av 10x1499x335x 35x808 Rnfch T -wife of W Hicka fco Barnar-dus N Wafcfca 3000

3 3 D s t n s 175 e lOfch av 35x100 J Dennis to Andrew S Wheeler 350

A T L A N T I C av and Hicks sfc n e cor 346x59 11 E L Frosfc fco Pafcrick Walsh 25500

B E D F O R D av w s 30 a Cljrmer a t 30x90 I L O T in rear of above 10x30

Adela M McOreary to Everett P Wheeler of N e w Y o r k 13000

B U T L E R av w a 375 s FiUfcon av 35x100 V Sohulfcheis to Johann C Kehrwieder 700

CLERMONT and Pa rk avs n w cor 80x213 G M Stevens to Rufus Ressequie (Foreshyclos) 3800

D E K A L B av s s 125 w Yatea av 25x100 H B Gourley to Mrs E L Dora Loine of New York 5000

D E K A L B av a a 130 w Oxford s t 20x56x455 x84x100 hs amp la W P Eno to Henry A Darrin of West Brighton S I (Mortg $8375) 10000

G A T E S av n a 20 w Cambridge pl 20x100 D C WUson to Edwin H Gardner 11800

GATES av s a 80 w Grand av 20x100( I n shydeft share) Zillah Robinson (widow) to Mary Robinson (Q C) 3333

GATES av amp St Jamess pl n w cor 20x759 E H Gardner to David C WUson 16000

GRAHAM av and Jackson at s w cor 16x 75 J Williams to Geo W Miner of New York 1600

LAFAYETTE av n a 20 e Nostrand av 2Ux65 Charlotte AUen to Eliza C Porshen 3475

L E W I S av w a 60 s Decatur at 20x100 R Merchant to Curtia L North (Foreclos) 400

PORTLAND av w s 1403 a Dekalb av 22x 100 brown-stone houae Naomi H wife of J E De Wit t to Mary B wife of Jesse S Carshyman 21000

U N I O N av a s 96 w Eldert av 48xl00 Jane C wife of C Truax to Wm J Parson of New York (Q C) nom

SAME property C R Snell to Jane C wife of Charles Truax (Q C) nom

VASHINGTON av w s 80 a WUloughby av 20x95 G H Pinney to Franklin and Anna Chase 14000

WASHINGTON av w s 20 s Willoughby av 20 x95 G H Pinney to Jul ia A wife of Ferdishynand Van Siclen 14000

WAVERLEY av s e s 3756 a w Flatbush rd 100x1977 (irreg) W Wade to Henry Tien-ken 17000

106 LOTS in 14th 15tli amp 17th wards on parti-j tion map

348 LOTS property of J B Taylor and G A j Sacchi J J Allegri to Thos P Secor pf New York 18000

GRVVESBNDmdashHubbard st and Centre pl easterly cor 45x1144 J De Nyse to George W King 1000

A2)ri IQt BROADWAY n e s about 445 n w Union av

about 55x11)0x25x25x100 (kreg lofc anil gore) D L Jones to Thomas Hines (B amp S)200

BROADWAY and P a r k av s w cor 57llx293x 303x618 M Christman to WUliam it Louise Frey tag ofHickviUe L 1 2400

CARROLL s t n s 15 e Van Brunt s t 20x60 h amp 1 M Hughes to John D Moran 4300

C E N T R E st n s 190 e Clinton st 25x100 G M Stevens to Catharine L Babcock (Foreshyclos) 1400

COLUMBIA a t e a 943 n Cranberry s t ISlOx 100 h amp 1 H Davis to John C Bach of New York 13900

D E G R A W st a s 240 e Smith at 20x100 W J BedeU to Dominick Dixon and George Ross 11000

D E G R A W s t s a 220 e Smith s t 20x100 W J BedeU to George B Forrester 11000

D E A N s t a w s 22010 s e Smifch sfc 2010x 100 Magdalena C K wife of R Barfchelmess to Pauline wife of Louis Niessen (Error ) 8000

E L M st and Myrtle av n e cor 51x51 G Kneeland to Arabella Kneeland nom

F L O Y D s t n a 325 w Yatea av 25x100 C Houseman to Geo Loffler and Dorothea Hufshynagel 1100

G O L D s t e s 379 s WUloughby s t 23x85 M R Walsh to Godfried Spingler 6300

G W I N E T T a t n w s 214 s w Throop av 30x 100 E Bond to Chriatoph Lutz 1000

H I G H a t a a 75 e Gold s t 35x76 EUz Hayes (widow) to Eliz wife of Wm Hayes 4500

H i G H s t a a 696 w Gold st 352x976 h amp l J Sproot to WiUiam Staples 7350

K E A P st n s 60 e Wythe av 30x100 R GeU to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 7000

K E A P s t n w a 80 n e Wythe av 30x 100 Mary L wife of A D B a u d to Peter W Langley 7000

K E N T s t n a 150 e Union av 35x100 F Canahen to Patr ick Rooney 1500

LEONARD s t e s 80 s Withers s t 30x7510 h amp 1 J E lUingworth to WilUam P Fitzgib-bons 2500

MACON at n a 125 w Tompkins av 30x100 G M Stevens to Efangham H Nichols of New York (Foreclos) 500

M A D I S O N s t s s 300 w Tompkins av 60x100 H Taylor to Theodore W S-wimm 15300

NASSAU s t n a 180 e Gold s t 30x1071 Anria H V wife of D H GUdersleeve to Samuel French of N e w Y o r k 8650

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 185

M O N R O E st e s 375 s Union av 150x96 E L D E R T av w -s 100 n Union av thence w

193xmdash two lots U N I O N av n a 48 e Monroe at 48x100

R Merchant to John L Cadwalader of New York (Foreclos) 3350

P E N N s t n s 1836 e Wythe av 198x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam H Dannat of New York (Forecloae) 500

P O W E R S a t s s 1626 e Graham av 189x75 J W Pitzsimons to Juliua G Tueh 3750

P R O S P E C T pl n s 32 e Carlton av 31x95 J L Sleight to Robert Purey 18500

R U T L E D G E a t n a 138 w Bedford av 16x100 h amp L R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 6000

R U T L E D G E at n a 200 w Bedford av 15x100 h amp 1 R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newshyark N J 6000

R Y E R S O N a t w s 354 n Pa rk av 1611x436x 176x47 h amp 1 J C Rustin to Jaques and Louis RothUsberger of New York 2600

W A S H I N G T O N and Tillary sts n w cor 25x80 (irreg) D W Northup to Bernard McCafshyfrey (Foreclos) 12100

4 T H pl n a 200 w Court s t 100x100 G B Glover to Edward W Richardson (B amp S) nom

S O U T H 5th s t n s 52 w Oth s t 16x734 G W Summer to Henry S Fi r th 7000

1 2 T H s t n s 350 e 3d av 189x100 h amp 1 J Gough fco Lawrence Weber 4900

A T L A N T I C and Schenck avs n w cor 104x75 A B Master^ to Cafcharine Kelly of Easfc New York (Foreclos) 2300

B U S H W I C K av and Woodbine sfc norfcherly cor 100x1038 Mary L wife of W H P ink efc al to Duncan E Mackenzie 6450

D E K A L B av s s 346 w Reed av 196x80 D E Mackenzie to Mary L P ink and Martha A BuU 9000

D E K A L B av a a 100 w TompMna av 50x200 W V Le Count to Sarah E wife of Thomas Palmer J r 7000

D E K A L B av n s 3876 e Nostrand av 189x 100 h amp 1 Annie L wife of S B Struchfield to Helen J Cortis of East New York 6 000

E L D E R T av w a 300 s Union av 305xthe block (irreg) R Merchant to John L Cadshywalader of New York (Foreclos) 3200

F R A N K L I N av w a 120 a Dekalb av 20x100 E Sherman to Sylveater Biasell of Hartford Conn 9000

G R E E N E av s a 1845 w FrankUn av 20x93 ) I N D E F T lot probably rear of above 20x25 )

MaryB Bunker (widow) to H y A Archer12000 G R E E N E av n s 95 e Classon av 20x93 A

H Clark to Nicholas Duffy of Newark N J 1600

G R A N D av e s 133 a Gates av 21x1016 T Skelly fco Angle wife of Hy T Kneeland 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 20 w Oxford s t 20x80 S BisaeU to Mary A Bunker 12000

L E E av e s 84 n Rutledge at 16x77 h amp 1 R Gill fco Pefcer W Longley of Newark N J 6000

L E W I S av and H a r t sfc n w cor 100x100 2 hs amp Is Josephine wife of F Ofcard fco Peter W Longley of Newark N J 24000

L E W I S and Dekalb ava n e cor 80x20 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Annie L wife of Seles B Stuchfield 9750

S H E P A R D av e a 100 a Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Edward S Hoffman of Morria-town N J (Foreclos) 1500

S H E P A R D av e s 150 s Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Jos Schluchtner of East New York (Foreclos) 3016

U N I O N av and Monroe st a e cor 40x100 R Merchant to Helen J Cortis (Foreclos) 500

U N I O N av and Monroe sfc a e cor 48x100 Helen J wife of T T Corfcis fco Valenfciae Kopp of Eaat New York 3000

W I L L O U G H B Y av s a 17 e HamUton s t 17x 100 J WUletts to Ora M wife of Edward M JeweU 13300

W Y C K O F F av s- s 200 s Fulton av 47x100 H H Kat tenhom to Eliz M -wife of JOB J Elsegood of Bast New York 3500

5 T H av n w s 50 n e 13th s t 25x9710 J Coleinan to Johannah wife of Fred Ringel3000

GRAVESEND to Brooklyn road adj Van Siclena 369x330 C J Van Siclen to Henry J Van

Siclen 500

April Vith A S H Bt B s 100 w Oakland s t 125x200 T m s -

teea Union CoUege to James A C h u r c h 9000 B E L V I D E R E at s e s 225 n e Broadway 25x

848 I DeBevoise to Anton VigeUns (exrs bull deed) 900

B U T L E R st n s 215 w Classon av 20x131 also lot in Newtown Sarah K -wife of H B Ke t shycham to James M c K e e 8 000

CHURCH st and Smith av westly cor 110x50 (New Utrecht) J Kastendieck to Bridget Osborne (widow) New Utrecht 1500

C H E E V E R pl w s161 n Degraw a t 21x886 h amp 1 P Burke to Alphonzo E Gordon of New Brunswick N J 12000

COURT st w a 60 s President st 20x65 h amp 1 W H Kenyon to Jessie W wire of Alexr W Kyle 15000

CUMBERLAND s t w a 23110 n Atlantic av 20 xlOO E C RusseU to Daniel Fowle r 10000

D E A N st n a 1854 w Smith sfc 20x1005 hamp 1 F H Smith to WUliam J Roche 6000

D E A N st n s 2688 e Grand av 168x100 L I B E R T Y av s a 40 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 L I B E R T Y av a s 20 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 J 0 B Wilson to C Alonzo Brown of New York 9000

D E V O E s t s s 3335 w Lorrimer s t 20x1003 H Brundage to Amanda M wife of S W Deshyvoe (B amp S) nom

DEGRAW s t n s 216 8 w Smith sfc 168x100 J V D Jacobson fco Jacob F Oakley of New York 7000

F U L T O N st s s 40 e Hanover Place 20x60 h ife 1 E C PuUer to James McMahon 12000

H E W E S s t n s 2567 w Bedford av 18x100 G Pancoast to Edward Gateson of WUliama-burgh 4925

H I C K S at w s 2456 n State s t 176x100 h amp 1 E W Fargo to James M Benham 3500

jEtTERSON St s s 161 0 Ormond Place 21x 100 Adeline B wife of L G Spring to Charshylotte R wife of Conway M Jenkins 6250

LuQUEER St s s 155 e Columbia s t 25x100 B A Hegeman et al (Exrs) to John Rash-ley 800

MADISON a t n s 2668 e Marcy av 168x100 R P Newcomb to Louisa Strong of Newark N J 6000

MoKRELL St e a 50 n Cook a t 25x100 h amp 1 J Kleinheim fco Mary wife of Martin Gorshyman 3000

P A C I F I C a t a s 300 e Grand av 17x110 h amp 1 G F Laurence to WilUam H Taylor nom

P E N N s t s s 2016 e Lee av 202x100 h ltfe 1 M D Earle to Sophia L wife of George L Wood 9000

P R E S I D E N T s t S a 200 w FrankUn av 1072x 180x124x1187 H M Needham to WiUiam P Sweet (Foreclos) 3350

R E M S E N a t n s 388 w Court a t 22x100 Harr iet Rogers (widow) to Frederick A Ward 22500

SCHERMERHORN st n s 400 e Smith st 25x 100 F J Breithaupt to James Boyd of New York 18000

SKILLMAN st e s 2579 n Myrtle av 26x100 G M Stevens to Merchs amp Traders Fire Ina Co (Foreclos) 3 700

V A N B R U N T s t n w s 75 s w SuUivan s t 2o x90 F Ro th t o Pa t r ick Conners 3000

W A L T O N at n w a 90 a w Marcy av 60x90 (irreg) R M Hardy to Pat r ick D a r b y 3700

W A R R E N st and Utica av s e cor 90x25 Sophia J wife of W C Sharpley to Mordecai Johnson 500

W Y C K O F F s t n e s 2355 n w Oth av 44x 100 R B Wade to Thomas F Stevenson 4400

SOUTH 4th s t n a 120 w 2d a t 20x106 J W Byard to Pat r ick GUlespie 6400

N O R T H 4th a t s s 78 w Sth a t 22x50 P Dougherty to James Nash 850

S O U T H 5th st s s 1786 w 4th s t 25x100 H H Smith to Francis J HiU nom

1 7 T H St n e s 3563 s e 3d av 189x100 Frances B wife of R S Higgins to Mary wife of Pat r ick M McGovern 7000

2 0 T H s t n a 325 w Oth av 25x100 S W Strickland to Theodore Gieges 2000

4 0 T H s t n s 1334 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New York 4000

4 0 T H a t n a 350 e 3d av 168x1003 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New

York 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 2834 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MlarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 200 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t na 2668 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp

1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU 4000 ATLANTIC av s a 140 e Rochester av 20x100

Louisa S Wendt to BUhu Ayres of New York 1 0 0 0

B E D F O R D av w a 358 a WUloughby av 216x-100 bro-wri-stone house EUen A -wife of E

Ortiz to Rachael TUton 12500 B U S H W I C K av and Varet at a w cor 50x563

J McBride fco Andrew S McBride giJEt and 1200 LAFAYETTE av n s 200 e Stuyvesant av lOOx

100 Josephine -wife of F Ofcard to Charles M James 4000

LAFAYETTE av n s 259 e Bedford av 19x100 J McDermott to Thomas W Keating 5000

L E W I S av w s 80 s McDonough a t 40x95 T HaU to Curtis L North 3000

P O R T L A N D av e s 387 n Lafayefcfce av 22x 100 R N Peterson to Daniel W McWU-liams 14000

R E I D av and Quincey a t n e cor 200x325 Josephine wife of P Otard to Robinson GUI 24500

9 T H and Prospect avs s e cor 80x200 E Louisa wife of G P Bergen and Rebecca J wife of Silas B Dutcher to Thomas McshyCann 139^35

W E S T C H E S T E R

A2-)ril 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16

BEDFORD

100 ACRES on road leading from Bedford to Ridgefield adj land of Stephen Green Benj B Newman to James Stutt of Brooklyn N Y 8250

M Y R T L E av j(Mt Kisco) n w cor Myrtle av and Grove st 100x275 Merritt SmaUey to Annie Jane Knapp of Bedford 5000

GROVF s t (Mt Kisco) a w s 150 s Myrtle av 75x100 Moses W Fish to John A Cronk of Bedford 200

38 ACRES n w s road from Bedford to Katonah adj land formerly of Squire Wood Sen Mary E Parless efc al to Harriet E Anderson of Eastchester N Y 17000

973^ ACRES w s highway from Cherry st fco Soshymers adj land of Mrs Brown Jesse Dingee to Sarah A Harris of Bedford 4300

97 ACRES a s road leading from A Suttone to Samuel H Kriappa adj land of Henry Lyon John T Carpenter to Andrew G Carpenter of Bedford 14000

CORTLAND

SOUTH side road or street leading to Requas Dock (PeekskUl) adj land of Miles Frost about 120 xl60 Alfred Reynolds to Henry L Armshystrong et al of Pu tnam Co 7750

M A I N s t (PeekskiU) n s adj land of EUjah Gardner (Irreg) Doriin F Clapp et al to John Smith J r of PeekskiU 1325

20 ACRES w s road fi-om Crumpond to the Dug-way adj land late of Silas Sinith deed Gilshybert Dickerman to ManseU MUler of Cortshyland 2000

1)4 ACRES w s Albany post road adj land of Mary J Coar Mary B Sparks to Lucius F Reed of New York 500

N O R T H w cor lot hereby conveyed adj land of D L Seymour 20x80 (PeekskUl) Edward Whashylen to John Kinley of PeekskUl 200

J O H N at (PeekskUl) n s adj land of WUliam Cable 40x150 Edward Lyons to Joseph Sey-mom of PeekskUl 750

12 18-100 ACRES adj Hudson River R R afc Montrose station John Mulford to Benjamin P Fairchild of New York city 8500

240 ACRES adj Croton River and land of Jacob Cornell and widow Purdv John Leib to John Schmidt of New York 21000

C E N T R E st (PeekskUl) n s adj land of John Smith (irreg) Morris Dlee to Benj McCabe of Cold Spring 6500

laquo EASTCHESTER

W H I T E P L A I N S road cor and Archer av (Chesshyter HUl) 70x350 Peter Rich fco Charles Crary efc al of New York City 2500

4 T H av (Mt Vemon) e s Lot No 288 15x105 WUliam H Ferris to Sarah Bissland of Mt Vernon 800

6 T H av (Central M t Vemon) w s L o t No 296 50x100 Andrew Smith to John H Price of New York 1500

8TH av (Mt Vernon) w s 100 n 2d s t 30x50 Caleb Morgan to Andrew Bridgeman of Eas t shychester 4500

7TH av (Central Mt Vernon) w s lot No 235 50x100 Charles W Waterhouse to David Brown of Eastchester 300

4 T H av (Mt Vernon) e s n parfc lot 381 56x 105 Henry J Newton to CorneUa C Bedford o f M t Vemon 3600

L O T S NOS 363 395 and 396 on map of Central M t Vemon 100x150 Ray C Kayser to John C Kayser of West Farms 750

GREENBURGH

45 ACRES on road from Scarsdale to Dobbs Ferry adj land of George Seely Phebe Seviness to Mary V B Ross of N e w Y o r k 13000

186 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

F R A N K L I N and Windle sts cor (Tarrytown) adj land of Mrs Palmer about 120x185 J o shyseph E Smith to Nicholas Field of M t Pleasshyant 13702

BROADWAY W S (Tarrytown) two plofcs of land one 5xl60 one 40x50 Susan GUberfc to Marshytha N WUUams of Tarrytown 1000

BROADWAY W a (Tarrytown) adj land of Marshytha N GUbert 5x200 Susan Gilbert to Marshytha N WiUiams of Tarryto^vn 500

M E A D O W s t (near Tarrytown) a a White Plains road 25x100 Roberfc Pye fco James S MUlard of Tarryfcown 400

2 D sfc (village of Whifce Plains) w s adj land of David Verplanck (irreg) Mary Ann Carshyson fco Richard H Byiie efc al of White Plains 1300

HARRISON

27 ACRES adj land of Daniel Smifch and Terfcellus Marfcin Sarah Carpenter to George S Burshyling of Brooklyn 5900

LEWISBORO

75 ACRES adj the town of Bedford and land of P WUUam MUler John B Holly to P WiUiam MiUer of Lewisboro 5000

5 ACRES adj Isaac Knapps land and Long Swamp Brook Jacob G Mead to F WUliam MiUer of Lewisboro 250

60 ACRES adj land of John D Stevens on road from Boutonville to Cross river Richard H Lockwood to Samuel Grummon of Lewisshyboro 2100

108 ACRES on the road leading from Cross River VUlage to BoutonvUle adj land of David Webb Rufus Avery to Henry McGrath of New York 5500

3^ ACRE (Cross River) on the road leading from said viUage to Enoch Averya Edward Merrit t to Jamea Worden of Bedford 1700

SOUTH ecor of land of Francis R Quick adj land of David Voorhees 64x153 Clark FuUer to Robert R Halleck of Somers 1300

MORRISANIA

ROBBINS av s e s (Wilton) 150 e Uncas a t 35x105 WiUiam Rice to George Schneider of Morrisania 4000

INWOOD av w s (Inwood) 100 a w from an angle in said av (irreg) Thomas C Finnell to Michael A FinneU of New York 3000

O L D Boston Road s e s 341 n Grove s t 35x 184 Andrew Gerkin to Margaret Stonebridge of Morrisania 1700

1 4 0 T H St s a (North New York) 135 w Alexshyander av 71x100 John Quinn to James H Kellogg of Troy N Y 4500

WESTCHESTER R R a t s a (Map of E M o m -sania) 50x84 Eliza MiUs to August Dahler of Morrisania 1500

COTTAGE a t e a 350 n Morris av 100x100 Noah B Hoyt to Richard B Hoyt of Morrishysania 5000

I S S T H s t a a (North New York) 131 e Alexshyander av 19x100 Elizabeth HubbeU to Mary H Green of Morriaania 8000

F U L T O N s t a e s Lot No 87 on Map of VUlage of Morrisania 50x309 Mary Dessoir to John Broadhead of Morrisania 5000

1 3 5 T H s t s s (North New York) 188 e Alexshyander av 184x100 Jacob H Van Reed to Mary Ann Thurber of New York bull500

1 4 3 D s t s s (North New York) 300 e WUUs av 50x100 R o b t Stursberg et al to Henry Martin of Morrisania 2200

SPRINGFIELD st (Melroae South) s a 300 e Morris av 35x100 August Wi t t to Theodore P HaU of Morrisania 700

GROVE av (Forest Grove) e a 700 n CUff a t 100x100 Eliza A Soule to John J Clarke of Morrisania 9750

1 4 3 D s t (North New York) a s 350 e WiUis av 35x100 Robert Stursberg to Frederick Fackner of New York city 1100

2 D a t (Port Morris) 150 e 3d av 35x100 Mary Ann Montgomery to Elizabeth NeU of New York city 1000

M O T T s t (Mekoae South) n a 300 e Morris av 35x1063^ Edward Holton to James Shanshyley of New York 700

M O T T s t (Melrose South) n a 335 e Morris av 25x106^ Edward Holton to Rody Rime of New York 700

WASHINGTON avri w s adj land of S t Paul s Episcopal Church 77x150 Francia M PeimeU to WiUiam J Brewster of Morrisania 6650

1 4 6 T H Bt (North New York) s a lofcs 285 and 286 50x100 Charlotte Eldridge to Daniel Tone of New York city 4850

Av B (Grove HiU) w s 200 n Cedar dt lOOx 100 Harold Henwood to Robert Clark of Morrisania 1500

MOUNT PLEASANT

46 650-1000 ACRES n s road from the Highland turnpike to Saw MUI River past the house of John R Steiphens John R Stephens to James E MaUony of Mt Pleasant 41985

8 ACRES n a Highway from Unionville to Tarryshytown adj lands of Wm Odell Alvah Newman to Moses W Taylor of Mt Pleasant 2750

W E S T S road leading from Union-viUe to PleasantshyvUle adj land of Mr Deadly John B Sands to Henry Yerks of Mt Pleasant 4800

SOUTH S road from PleasantviUe Depot to Sing Sing at Pleasantville adj Mr FarreU Alsop Green et al to Susan Quinby of Newcastle 1500

J O N E S av e s cor Maple st (near Tarryshytown) 50x100

L O T S 48 and 49 Maple st 50x112 A S Briggs to John H Briggs of Tarryshytown 1800

70 13-100 ACRES adj PlykiU Brook and land of Holly Newman Henry Yerks to Jared D PoweU of M t Pleasarit 17500

MAMARONECK

O L D Boston road s e s adj land of Thomas L Rushmore 90x246 Michael NeviU to Richard Welch of Mamaroneck 500

NEW ROCHELLE

WASHINGTON av n a 171 e Webster av 414x 242 Sarah Ann Smith to Wm Connolly of New Rochelle 310

P L O T of land on Cedar at aa per map of property belonging to T A Emmet James O Smith to Alexander B Hudson et al of New RocheUe 2750

W E B S T E R av n e s lot No 218 on Map of West New Rochelle William Babee et al to Valentine Kreitler of New Rochelle 350

WOODBURY s t s e s adj land of S Bergen 100x100 Michael Donahoe to WiUiam R Humphrey of New Rochelle 300

P L O T of land in Huguenot Park a s May Flower av adj Lake av (U-reg) Benjamin D Le-fevre to John R Penn of New York 8500

A T the junction of Hugernot at and White Plains road (irreg) WUUam Burton to Hem-y Welch of New RocheUe 1400

NEW CASTLE

SOUTH s t (Mt Kisco) w s 60 s land of David C Lyon 60x20 Anria WiUiams to Katie L French of M t Kisco 1000

3^ ACRE e s Highway adj land of Greo Quimby Henry W Bischoff to Alexander Yerks of New Castle 475

1-7 ACRE n s road Chappaqua Station to New Castle cor adj land of Rebecca Scofield Henry W Bischoff to Daniel Donovan of New Castle 1400

EAST_ S road from Chappequa Depot to Aaron Haights adj land of Rebecca Scofield Susan Quinby to Henry W Bischoff of Newcastle 2800

76 A C R E S adj land of Purdy Carpenter and Ste-c-phen Sarles Edmund L Hun t to Prances T

Shethan of New York 12050

NORTH CASTLE

100 ACRES on Highway from Bedford to Greenshywich adj land of E Waterbury Ru th M Knapp to Chas Brundage of Noi-thCaatleS750

3 A C R E S on Highway leading from Rensico to Purchase a t adj land of WilUam WiUiams Henry T Turner to Eliza CasUear of Nor th Castle 560

NORTH SALEM

Av A n w s adj land of WiUiam Barker (Cro-r ton FaUs) 4800 sq ft WUUam Barker to Jos

T Seacord of Croton FaUs 300 M O T T at (Sing Sing) s s adj land of Barney

Foshay 30x150 Cornelius B Palmea to Susan Ann Orr of Srag Smg 3150

CLINTON av (Sing Sing) s s bounded w by BeUeview av 240x250 Wm B Ryder to Abraham B Valentine of New York 4750

BROADWAY (Sing Sing) s s SO w land of Mrs C H Cummings 25x100 Catharine Knapp to Wm Van Wart of Sing Sing 1100

EASTERN av (Sing Sing) n s adj land of Sophia Lynch 25x100 Mary E Burrhus to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing 1830

ORCHARD a t (Sing Sing) s B two parcels of land adj AMathar Brown (irreg) Wm W Benjamin to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing8000

19 ACRES on road from Quaker Meefcing House to bull the pine treea adj land of BUzabeth Palmer Newman Brigga to Walter Palmer of Brookshylyn 2566

5 ACRES adj land of Elizabeth Palmer and Peach Pond (Seorge F Bailey to Walter Palmer of Brooklyn 1000

F R A N K L I N av s a 100 e Main s t 100x100 Delia Ann Horton to WUliam McAllister of Pelham 500

CLAY av (Prospect HUl VUlage) n s 790 feet a e Hudaon at 160x245 Benjamin L Hannah to Henry Hannah of Brooklyn 30O

POUNDRIDGE

10 ACRES adj land of Harr iet Fancher and Benshynet t Scofield Bennet t Scofield to Aaron B Fancher of Poundridge 300

13 ACRES W a road C W Monroea to Cross bull River adj land of Solomon Mead Lyman Mead to Alexander D Miller of Poundridge 500

S M I T H av (Portchester) w s adj land of John Casey 80x103 Theodore Van Scoy to Alonzo Beekman of Eastchester 2500

H O R T O N av cor New York and Boston Turn shypike at Portchester (irreg) Henry S Scudshyder to Joseph Reynolds of Rye 6500

C H U R C H at (Portcheater) adj land formerly of Mary M Abendroth (irreg) Eli Curtia to WUliam P Abendroth et al of New York5250

BOSTON post road (Portchester) w s adj land of John Fawcett (irreg) James M Tucker to John Fawcett of Rye 1250

SD av w s 800 n Boston Post road adj land of D P Smith 100x195 Asbm-y Newshycomb to Ann Gedney of Rye 800

SOMERS

1953^ ACRES on road from Somers to PeekskiU adj land of Edmund Hallock Isaac CWright to Harvey Voris of White Plains 18600

6 8-100 ACRES e s west branch of CJroton river adj Pu tnam county Une Exrs of Thomaa R Lee to John Franz of North Salem 1216

51)4 A C R E S on Highway known ae Slop at adj land of Jefferson Quickney Jesse G Carpenshyter to Joshua S Carpenter of Somers 8000

20 A C R E S on Highway leading from Charles S Teeds to Daniel Drews farm AdeUne Dexter to B Hopkins Merritt of Somers 2800

WESTCHESTER

W E S T C H E S T E R turnpike n a adj land of Leonshyard Mapea 3 acres Francis Larkin et al to Francis Devine of Weatcheater 5000-

JOHNSON av (Bast Tremont) n w a adj land of Samuel Ryer 66x150 Margarefc Crawford fco Maria Louisa White of New York 1000-

2 D av (OUnviUe) w a 250 s Pirs t st 50x100 John Coyle to Mary P ONeU of New York City 300

14TH s t (Unionport) s s lot No 361 100x108 Elizabeth Gauteran to Eliza Doty of Westshychester 150

WEST FARMS

J A C O B s t Fordham s s map of S Cambreling et al 100x125 John Berrian et al to Stephen J Wright of West Farms 2250

1 75-1000 A C R E S on road from Fordham to Wil -liamsbridge adj land of Mrs A Hargons Louis E Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 1000

8 166-1000 ACRES n s Road leading from Ford-_ ham to WiUiamsbridge adj land of E V Har shy

gons Antoine Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 33000

F L E T C H E R s t (Fordham) s s lots Nos 38 and ^ 39 on A Bassford map 100x150 John BeiTian et al to Mary Crow of New York 3000

J A C O B s t (Fordham) a s lots Nos 290 and 356 on S CambreUng map 25x100 John Berrian et al to Henry A Richardson of Brooklyn 900

F L E T C H E R s t s w cor of and Washington av fronting on Harlem R R 100x150 Edward R Costigan et al to WUliam H Parmer of N e w Y o r k 2600

U N I O N av e a 150 n Glen av 50x100 John C Thompaon to Charles Whitlock of New-York 10200

WASHINGTON av (Fordham) w s 50 n Wet shymore st (irreg) Robert Dwyre to Ferdinand Meyer of T r e m o n t 3 COO

W A S H I N G T O N av (Central Morrisania) w a 250 s Nin th Bt 150x300 James W Porter t o Eraatus Brainard of Connecticut 2550C

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 187

WASHINGTON av(Central Morrisania) e B 150 s U t h s t 100x120 John S Kenyon to Abram Van Duser of New York City 11000

F A I R M O U N T av (Upper Morrisania) n e a lofc No 15 75X146 John Burr efc al fco James C HuU of Upper Morrisania 1000

BAYARD at cor Delancey pl (Fordham) (irreg) Wm H McCool to John Dyer of West Farms 3800

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 138 n Bayard s t 25x110 Wm H McCool to Thos Hough-lahan of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 163n Bayard st 25x110 Wm H McCool to John Gunn of

Fordham 400 D E L A N C E Y pl (Fordham) w s 113 n Bayard

St 25x110 Wm H McCool to Michl Croker of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s ISS n Bayard St 50x110 Wm H McCool to WUUam Doshyran of Fordham 775

J A C O B st (Fordham) s s 100x100 John Bershyrien et al to Wm Callaghan of New York1800

J A C O B s t (Fordham) s s 25x100 John Berrien efc al to Ann Jane Getty of New York 450

WHITE P L A I N S

LEXINGTON av e a adj old poat road as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fogg map A W Eggleston to Jackson Wright of White Plains 3000

85 ACRES e s Mamaroneck av adj land of John J Hill Isaac Lyon to Edward Jones of New York City 19000

H O R T O N av w s lots Nos 17 19 21 on map of C A Purdy s estafce 131x150 EmUy Van TasseU fco Calvin BUIT of New York 7700

H A R R I S O N av n s 250 e Warren a t 50x200 Calvin Burr to EmUy Van TasseU of White Plams 4000

YONKERS

E A S T side of a right of way leading from Ashshyburton av to F Pfeifers land 19x80 Lewis Ri t te r to Edward Bush of Yonkers 750

KiLLiNGER s t s s 125 0 Spring st 25x109 Eliza Vance to George W Bynon of Yonshykers 3000

P A L I S A D E av w a 100 n Pond st 25x145 Samuel D Rockwell to Daniel Wilsea of Yonshykers 4500

SUMMIT st e s cor Ingram s t 25x797 Wm Doyle to Wm Ray of Yonkers 3500

R I V E R D A L E av w a adj land of J H Post 184x170 Ephraim D Stater to Lavinia M CutshybiU of Yonkers 9000

O L I V E R av n e a 25 s e Brook s t 25x1026 Robert Moore to James McGraw of Yonshykers 1500

R I V E R D A L E av W a adj land of J H Post and T W Ludlow 170X184 Adaline Guion to Ephraim D Stater of Yonkers 8200

P R O S P E C T and Clinton sts n e cor 75x100 Protestant Dutch Reformed Church to Susan Bradish of Yonkers 7750

SCHOOL s t e s adj land of Mrs EUen Fisher 25x100 Ethan Flagg to Jeremiah Clark of Y o n k e r s 350

B U E N A V I S T A av e s adj land of Orange Webster 25x100 Edwin W Palmer to Benj S Washburn of Yonkers 5000

64 9-1000 ACRES on Cross from Jackson av to Central Pa rk av adj land of L Underhill Wm R Diderer to Sylvester H Kneeland of New York 22000

123 ACRES n w Si highway tha t leads to Yonkers adj land of the estate of D S Lent decd Isaac Lefurgy to S H Kneeland of New York City 57500

D A L E pl s s 75 w of a new st 25x100 Hya t t L Garrison to William Lane of Yonkers 500

CROTON Aqueduct n w s adj land of Richard Archer (irreg) George McCord to George T Styles of Yonkers 700

O L I V E R av n e a 268 s e Walnut st 40x102 Ralph T Seddon to I ra U Travis of Yonshykers 1000

R A V I N E av w s 100 n Gold s t 50x225 R o b t G Richards to Merrit t H Smifch efc al of Yonkers 4500

PROJECTED BUILDINGS

The following plans embrace all tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings sincis our last repor t bullmdash

ATTORNEY ST (No 17) ONE THREE-STOR-T BRICK second-class dwelling 20x20 owner M BossiN-B K I E architectyH P A E R Y

B A R R O W ST (No 23) ONE Frvte-STORTBRIGE toniement 25x63 dwrceri J WissstAW architect WM Jbsfi

BOWERY ST ( N O 168) ONE ONE-STORY BICICK workshop 25x13 owner B R A U T H architect W E W A R I N G builders D O Y L E amp CULLEN

BOWERY ( N O 309 REAR) ONE ONE-STORY IIRICK ahop 12x20 owner B R E I C H M A N N architect P S BARUS

E I G H T I E T H ST S S 70 E LEXINGTON AV ONE three-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 20x50 owner J B B R I C E architect J M C I N T Y R E builders CROOK amp HIGGINS and J C GEDNEY

F O R T I E T H ST N S 325 w OTH AV F IVE F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 25x60 owner J J B U R C H E L L builders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - T H I R D ST AND T H I R D AV N W COR one five-story brown-stone store and tenement 25 xlOO owner J J B U R C H E L L buUders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - S I X T H ST ( N O 521 W ) ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement 189x55 owner P A T R I C K COSTELshyLO architect J M F O S T E R

FORTY-SEVENTH ST S S 175 w 1 1 T H AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x56 owner L G SCHNEIDER architect J M FOSTER

FORTY-EIGHTH ST N S 100 w MADISON AV four four-story brick first-class dweUings 25x90 owner M BYRNES architect J G PRAGUE

F I F T I E T H ST ( N O 429 W) ONE THREE-STORY brick tenement 25x27 owner P K A Y architect G H O B Z E I T builder P KAY

F I F T Y - T H I R D ST N S 135 E F I F T H AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 26x 658 owners E J amp J W H A M I L T O N architect J O H N G P R A G U E

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 325 w STH AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 25x00 owners Moss BROTHERS buUder J T CONOVER

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O 221 EO ONE FOUR STORY brick carriage house 25x9411 owner E D U F F Y architect GAGE INS LEE

F I R S T AV E S 50 N 55TH ST TWO FIVE-STORY brick tenements 25x54 owner P D O E L G E R arshychitect W J O S E

F I R S T AV AND 121ST ST S E COR F I V E F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 20x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

GOERCK ST ( N O 138 REAR) ONE THREE-STORY brick factory 25x36 owners and builders^ SCHWARTZ amp LOHMAN architect C SCHWARTZ

H A M I L T O N ST ( N O 11) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK tenement 25x63 bull owner T H O S CONNERY archishytect W M J O S E

H U D S O N AND T H O M A S STS N E C O R O N E O N E -

story brick store 56x28 owner A R W H I T N E Y architect and buUder F BLOODGOOD

L U D L O W ST W S 35 N DELANCEY ST ONE four-story brick school 75x83 owner N E W Y O R K CITY architect A MACVEY buUder T K I E R N A N

L U D L O W AND DELANCEY STS S E COR ONE five-atorj brick tenement 216x634 owner M SELSAM architect W J O S E

MADISON ST S S 135 E M A R K E T ST ONE T W O -story iron first-class dwelling 35x30 owner J D G A D E K E architect and builder J A S A R T H U R

N O R F O L K ST E S 100 s STANTON TWO FI-PE-atory brick tenements 35x7^3 owner J G E L L E R architect T J B I E R

N O R F O L K ST (No 133) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK store and tenement 35x50 owner L F J A U G E R architect J B O E K E L L

N I N T H AV AND 2 3 D ST N E COR FOUR F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 19x20x52x54x65 owner T H O S E F O R A N architect C F D E B O R S T buUders B U R N S amp T I M M I N S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T I E T H ST N S 100 e 1st av four three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 189x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 360 w 3d av four fchree-stOry brown-stone first-clasa dwellinga 15x48 ownera and buUders J amp W C SPEARS architect I C BABCOCK

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - F I R S T ST S S 100 w 9th av one three-story brick first-class dweUshying 22x32 owner C D U F F Y architect J S C A L -LEN

N I N T H AV E S SO s 3 8 T H ST ONE FIVE-STORY brick store and tenement 25x60 owner M K U H N architect J M FOSTER

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST S S 125 w Boulevard one one-half story brick church 722 x l40 owners P E CHURCH OF INTERCESSION architect R L O C K W O O D buUders W E E K S amp GATCHET

STANTON AND PORampYTH- STSH s VV COK- ONE five-story brick fceueriient 25x50 owners G B K I S W E N Z E L architect WMi Jcisamp

SECOND ST ( N O S 288 290 292) THREE F I V E -story brick stores and tenerrients 25x70 owner S R O S S M A N architect R- S H A P T E R buUders L A W amp S H A P T E R

S I X T E E N T H ST- N S 194 E 1ST AV ONE T H R E E -story brick school 75x87 owners CITY OP NE-VV Y O R K architect A M A C V E Y buUder D A V C H R I S T I E

SIXTY-FOURTH ST N S 100 E LEXINGTON AV five three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 20x55 owner G FOUNTAIN architect J G P R A G U E builder P FOUNTAIN

SIXTY-FOURTH St N S 200 E LEXINGTON av five three-story brown stOne first-class dwellshyings 16x55 owner and buUder G FOUNTAIN architect J G PRAGUE-

SIXTY-SEVENTH ST N 8 500 VV IOTH AV ONE two-story wood stable 24x20 owner T H O M A S O B R I E N architect and buUder THOMAS O B R I E N

SEVENTY-NINTH ST AND MADISON A V S E cor one four-story brick first-class dwelUng 21x 63 owners|ANDKUSS amp CUMMING architects D amp J J A R D I N E buUders N ife H ANDRUSS

SEVENTY-NINTH ST S S 21 E MADISON AV one four-story brick first-class dweUing 18x55 owners A N D R U S S ltfe CUMMINGS architects D amp J J A R D I N E builders N amp H ANDRUSS

T H I R D ST E S 100 E A V D ONE TWO-STORT brick stable 14x60 owner B DONELY architect tVM J O S E builders K E R C H U N ife O N E I L

T W E L F T H ST ( N O 367 W E S T ) ONE TWO-STOKY brick stable 286x25 owner THOMAS MULEOY

TWENTY-EIGHTH ST ( N O 130 W E S T ) ONE T W O -story brick stable 25x31 owner D STEWART architect C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 4 0 W 1 1 T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick office 16x30 owner M K N A P P buildshyer C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 350Tiv U T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick store and second-class dweUing 18x40 owners P E C K amp W A N D E L L builder B^ L L A -FORGE

T H I R T Y - T H I R D ST N S 200 FROM 9TH AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x50 owner P D O N A shyH U E architecfc J M FORSTER

T H I R D AV ( N O 349) ONE BRICK TENEMENT 248x65 owner J K E L L E R architecfc W J O S E

ALTERATIONS IN BUILDINGS

One brick house and dwelling No 244 Bowery fcwo and one-half sfcories 20 by 38 one-half sfcory fco be added Mr Drake owner

One brick sfcore and dwelling norfch side of Third avenue 25 feet nor th of Eighty-third street three stories 25 by 50 extension 25 by 35 12 feet high E amp S HiU owners

Nine brick stores and factories Nos 167 to 183 (inclusive) Canal street 5 stories 188 by 50 roof to be raised three feet and exfcension on rear 188 by 50 by 40 feet and five sfcories in height John S GUes owner

One brick factory No 125 Mott a t four atories 25 by so damaged by tire to be repaired F Watershybury owner

One brick fjwstory Canal Centre and Walker streets northeast corner three stories 548 by 822 and 613 two stories to be added Mr Munn owner

One brick laundry north aide of Fifty-third street 250 -feet weat of Firsfc av fchree stories 80 by 40 one story to be added and extension 52 byl005 53 feet high Empire Laundry Company owners

One brick ice-house No 227 East Thirty-eighth street five stories 45 by 63 extension453 by 368 52 feet h igh A Hupfel owner

One frame store and dweUing No 2379 Third avenue two stories 25 by 50 one story to be added Addison Smith owner

One frame store and dwelling No 2146 Third avenue three stories 25 by 40 extension 25 by 33 12 feet high J Hutchings ltfe Son owners

One frame stable No 160 Washiiigton street two and a half stories 25 by 46 one half stdi-y to be added new brick front built and extension in front of buUding to fuU extent of l o t Mr Big owner

UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Monroe s t reet Nos 57 59 and 61 unsafe and rot ten wooden gut ters H M Bailey agent

St Marks place No 33 easfc brick fence waU Peter Cook owner

Mercer atreet No 132 generaUy uttaafe waUs cracked arid floor beams insufficiently supported Rs Durilap-amp Go and Phelan arid Sofl leeseesi

188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 189

tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

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11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

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STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

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P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

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15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

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GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

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REAL E S T A T E R E C O R D 181

7 T H av n w cor 34fch sfc 22x00 h amp 1 Forster I Weeks to Gabriel and Joseph LUianthal AprU 10 25500

9 T H av S W cor 54th s t 251x80 h amp 1 Francis Blessing to John ReUly AprU 1126750

9 T H av n e cor 125th s t 2411x100 Bxrs of James R Walter and Thomas H Walter to John Chapman April 15 8000

lOTHav w s 253 s 39th s t 246x75 J o h n Schmidt to John Leib AprU 9 26000

9 T H av w s OOth fco 61 st s t 20010x400 1 0 T H av e s OOth to 6 is t s t 20010x100 6 0 T H s t n s 400 w 9th av 200x1005

Algernon S Jarvis (of White Plains) to Amos R Boo AprU 12 228000

l lTH av w s (oldline) between 158th and 159feh sfcs 200x150 Isaac P Marfcin fco Church of fche Infcercession April 13 42 500

11TH av e s758n 96fchst 506xl00 Matthew T Brennan Sheriff to Thomas M Pefcers AprU 15 5 200

KINGS COUNTY

April Sd A L L grantors ti t le to estate of Joseph and Ruth

Dean J D Bristol to John B Dow J r ^ (Q-c ) 5oo B E R G E N s t s s 300 w VanderbUt av 25xl30 7

x309-xll27 Jane wifeof T Cramer to John W Stewart 4 ocO

B O E R U M s t n s 250 w Lorrimer st25xiub h amp 1 Josephine wife of C Lesseur to Lipp-man Rcitzensfcein 5 ooQ

BROADWAY n s 1085 w 5tli st 2i8xio6 J G Jenkins to Williamsburgh Savings

^ ^ a n k 14 000 COLUMBIA st e s 20 n President s t 20x80

h ife 1 G H Roberts to Edward Kieser 10 000 COOK s t n s 275 e MorreU s t and 125 w

Bushwick av 25x100 (Correcting error) J J Carfield to Patr ick Burns ( Q C ) nom

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 345 s w Com-1 merce s t 384x180 j

COMMERCIAL wharf s e s 3834svvComl f merce s t 384x180 J F Woodruffto John J Van Nostrand54000

E L L E R Y st n s 250 e Marcy av 25x100 A Venter to Peter Fafcscher 675

E W E N s t Nos 125 and 127 25x86 l S I G E L s t n s 225 e Graham av 25x100 CHESTNUT sfc n s 200 e Evergreen av50x f

548 (irreg) J Victoria wife of W Obermier to Hermann Somshym e r jjonj

F L O Y D s t s s 200 w Yafces av 25x100 J ToeUuer to Friedrich Schmitt 5 500

GKATTAN s t s s 100 e Bogert s t 25x100 h amp 1 J Softy to Franz lleichwein ltU P^^^-) bull sect35

H O O P E R s t n s 1414 w Marcy av 80x100 i Scholes to WiUiam Floyd and Eliphalet S Nevins of New York 5 550

H O O P E R s t s s 291 e Bedford av 448x110 J WUde fco Theodore P Jackson 3500

H O P K I N S s t s s 250 e Marcy av 25x200 G L Kessler fco Andrew Venter (1868) 500

I N D I A s t n s 200 w Union pL 50x69 (irreg) Mary A wife of N Bliss to Grifiath J Roberts 2 200

J A V A s t s s 200 e WesLst25xioohampi ]E~ Molony to Geo M BaU 3 700

K O S S U T H s t s e s 245 n e Broadway 20x100 C Trimble to Richard and Michael Tracy5000

MADDAGH s t n s 206 w Henry sfc 215xl009 A B Thorn (Exr) to Pat r ick Toy 6350

S A M E property Eliza Lardlaw (widow) to Pa t r k Toy CQ- 0 ) bull bull nom

MADISON s t s s3834e Bedford av 168xl00 h amp 1 Mary J wife of M R Pe t ty to Mary F wife of Ezekiel A Harris 4 900

PENNst s a 3024 s Lee av 303x100 h ampl A Rossto Hem-y I h n e 8500

P I E R R E P O N T s t s s 125 e Clinton s t 25x100 A AUen to Abram Allen J r 25000

P R E S I D E N T s t s s 225 w Powers s t 100x100 W P Byrne to~James E Dimond 6000

P R O S P E C T pl n e s 155 n w Vanderbilt av 20x131 S J Stevens to Charles H Par -s o n s 15000

bCHERMERHORN St n s 1501 w Smith s t 25x 1012 bull A AUen to Geo D AUen 6000

S M I T H s t e s 77 n Sackett s t 23x100 R S Crane to WilUam D Walker (Foreclos) 1750

STOCKHOLM s t n s 343 e Myrtle av 32x30x mdashx8x35xl2xl00 P Reynolds to Robinson GiU (Foreclos) 2300

STOCKTON a t s s 180 w Throop av 20x100 Mary Jarvie to John Flinn of-New York 4500

V A N B U B E N s t s s 325 w Bedford av25x 934 G L Moehring to Abraham Ackerman

of New Y o r k 1500

V A R E T and MorreU sts n w cor 100x25 h amp 1 Margaretha Klug et al to Karl and Maria A Weiss 7900

W Y C K O F F s t n s 1915 n w 6th av 44x100 T SkeUy to Thomas P Stevenson 4000

SOUTH 4th s t n a 85 a Ofch s t 2lx95 W Mofcfc fco Joseph McKee 250O

SOUTH 4fch sfc n s 63 w Oth sfc 21x95 F ran-cisca Brendle (widow) fco William D Lock-wood 4700

2 D s t w s 552 n South Oth s t 206x100 W M Thurman fco Henry Lemkan 6000

5 T H sfc n w s 50 s w South Isfc s t 25x1036 W D Lockwood to John W By ard 4600

6TH s t e B 80 n South 2d s t 20x50 Sarah J wife of W E Butler to Theodore E Green 1000

SAME properfcy T B Green to William B Bufcler 1000

N O R T H Sfch st s w s 125 n w 5th s t SOx) 100 I

N O R T H Sfch s t s w s 200 n w 5th s t 50x 100 J S J Hunfc to Peter Koelsch 5600

N O R T H 9fch s t n e s 150 n w 4th s t 50xl00 S J Hun t to CorneUus Mayer 2800

SOUTH 9th and 5th sts n e cor 50x73 N Baulsir to Jane A wife of Joshua Brown of New York 6000

1 1 T H s t s w B 1635 n w Sth av 50x100 H L Clarke to Charles Nickenig 2900

12TH St e sbdquo befc South5fch st and Broadway 33 11X42X534 (very bad description)

SOUTH 5fch s t s s 125 s e 12th s t 44x5610 x638 bull J H Eichinger to Margt wife of George Eichin-ger 500

2 0 T H St s s 225 e 7th av 25x100- Mary McCausland et al to Andrew S Wheeler (C a G) 500

SAME properfcy J McCausland fco A S Wheeler (Q C) nom

BAYav n e s 200 n w Cedar s t 100x100 J Halliday fco Pafcrick Collins of Gravesend L 1 200

CARLTON av w s 19911 n Dekalb av 215x 100 h it 1 Emma J wife of A D Atlunson to IsabeUa Rice (widow) 15000

CLASSON av e s 1502 n Myrtle av 126x100 h amp 1 J Lock fco Louis Samson 4000

CLINTON av e s 71 s Fulfcon av 30x100 R Carpenfcer fco Ezekiel Auerbach 13500

D E K A L B av s s 375 w Lewis av 25x100 h amp 1 J J Larkhi to Pedro A Afonso 7000

HARRISON av and Heyward sfc easterly cor 23 XSO C J Summers to Lorenz Ri t ter 1220

OviNGTON av n e s near 4th av 1016x1738 (Bay Ridge) W H Denyse to Otto K Ivjranse 6750

OviNGTON and 4th avs easterly cor 78x175Ix 495xmdash (Bay Ridge) Eliza N Blunt (widow) to Otto K iCranse 1250

P A R K av s s 100 e Tompkins av 221x100 N H Clement to F rank Crooke of Fla t shybush 1425

3 D av e s 53 s Dean st 23x70 i D E A N s t s s 7711 e 3d av 221x75 f

B Auerbach to Richard C a r p e n t e r 12000 6TH av and Warren s t s e cor 100x947 C

W Riecks to Abel F Goodnow 16250 GRAVESEND 5 955-1000 acres adj Adrian Bershy

ger A Berger to Henry Johnson of Gravesshyend 7146

April Ath OviNGTON av n B (indeft) 545x1703 Ann

Meier (widow) to Geo Marriott 400 CALYER st n s 25 w Guernsey st 25x75

Jane wife of T Howell to Fanny I wife of James D Mogg 1200

CHAUNCEY s t and Paca av s w cor 350x100 14 hs amp Is H Beales to John Davies 7000

COOK s t s s 250 e MorreU s t 25x100 h amp 1 H Grant to Erns t Schon 1100

D E G R A W s t B S 15210 w Columbia s t 17Ox 100 S A Church to Johannes Scharfeuberg (Q C ) nom

S A M E property J Scharfenberg to Peter Buhr 5000

E L M st n s 100 w WiUow s t 25x95 h amp 1 F Schmecker te John Y^-eger 1800

H A L S E Y s t s s 80 e Throop av 20x100 H A L S E Y s t s s 140 e Throop av 40x100 i H A L S E Y s t s s 200 e Throop av 60x100 [ H A L S E Y st s s 300 e Throop av 20x100 J

J Halliard to Henry Osborn 7000 H O O P E R s t n s 275 e Bedford av 66x100 F Scholes to Francis DuBois 5550 H E Y W A R D s t n s 336 e Wythe av 236x100

W WaU to Henry D a h l 800 H E Y W A R D s t n B 226 e Wythe av 336x100

H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E A i i i c k e s 1 0 0 0

H E Y W A R D st and Wythe av norfcherly cor) 226x100 I

H E Y W A R D sfc n w s 45 n e Wyfche av mdash f to River s t xmdash j H Dahl to Henry D Lemcke and Joachim E Adickes 1800

JOHNSON s t n s 75 e Smith s t 25x100 h amp 1 Margaretha wife of A Schmand to Joseph Herte 3100

K E A P s t n s 165 w Lee av 22x100 D K HaU to Martha W H wife of Morton B Smith of New York 13500

MCDONOUGH s t n s 100 w Hopkinson av 1 ll76x200

B E D F O R D av w s 40 s Taylor s t 20x90 | J P Knapp to John M Quackenboss of Montshygomery Orange Co N Y 25000

MESEROLE s t n s 175 e Leonard s t 25x100 A Ginter to Theodore F r e u n d 9075

O X F O R D s t w s 1498 s Lafayette av 214x 100 Clara L wife of A J Ddtger to Eliz A T Phelps 17000

P A C I F I C sfc n s 3539 e Carlton av 196x742 G M Stevens to Susan N Howard of East^ Chester N Y (Foreclos) 5000

P R I N C E s t e s 100 n Willoughby s t 25x85 -C W Frieling to Mai-tha A FrieUng (wishydow) (Q C) 400

P A C I F I C andColumbia sts n e cor 95x50 J Morton et al to John H Tate of Flatbush 6000

RODNEY s t s 6 1448 w Bedford av 448x100 J W Borcherding to Charles Kuehne-mundfc 5500

ST M A R K S pL n s 226 w Carlfcon av 21x131 J V Porfcer fco Pierre D Van Hoesen of New York 13000

SANDFORD sfc e s (No 229) J Fifczsiinmons to Jane L wife of Samuel D Thomas (Conshytract) 5500

U N I O N s t s s 290 e Hoyt s t 20xl00 J BeU fco Clara E wife of Abram Wilsey (B amp S) 3000

SAME properfcy Clara E wife of A Wilsey to Adeline E wife of John BeU (B amp S ) 3000

V A N B U R E N s t n s 325 w Franklin av 20x 100 Mary A wife of M Bunker to Phrebe H Weiss 5250

W I L L I A M st and Troyav s e cor 7091x100 S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann of New York (34 par t 833

W H I P P L E s t s e s 138 s w Throop av 15x 556x399x38 C Dit tmer to Rosa wife of J o shyseph Weininann 500

W H I P P L E st s e s 128 s w Throop av 25x 522xmdash-x38 Josephine Pfab (widow) to Jacob Rech (Correcting error) (QC) nom

SOUTH 5tii s t s s 80 w Sth s t 20x100 P Boshyvers to Franz Herrschaffc 1400

6 T H s t w s 121 s Soufch 4fch sfc 174x100 h amp 1 Sarah Clark tb David G Cay wood of New York 5600

I S T H st s w s 225 s e 5th av 25xl00 Soshyphia wife of D Fickeh to JiiUa M -wife of Soloshymon B RusseU 1100

B E D F O R D av and Rosa s t n w cor 100x110 hs amp Is J M Quackenboss to Joseph F Knapp 50000

D E K A L B av and Sandford st n w cor 31x83 h amp I B McAlasher to Edward Freel 500

F R A N K L I N av w s 13511 n Lefferts sfc 187x 12411 (irreg) Sarah Jwife of A TredweU to Edward R o w e 2626

H U D S O N av e s 1097 s Dekalb av 25x1005 W Simonson to Christian Hohn 4500

JOHNSON av s w s 100 n w Suydam s t 186x 10px57xmdash Phcebe E wife of C M Knowlton to Michael Naeder 1600

JOHNSON av and Baltimore pl s e cor 200x1 4752 ( X p a r t ) j

JOHNSON av and Cincinnati pl s e cor 200 ( 4548 (J^part) J S Mayer to Mayer Eisemann 2333

K E N T av s w s at intersection of centre Une of Rodney st if continued 125x1519 to Wall shyabout channel xl259xmdash P Scholes to Geo B Remsen of Hempstead L I 29200

L E W I S av e s 40 s P a l a s M s t 20x100 Sarah A wife of G Sturtevant fco Alex S Walsh of Jamaica L I 5500

NEW^ B U S H W I C K road and road adj Evergreen Cemetery northerly cor 11 372-1000 acres F Du Bois to Henry Hauselmann 18195

U N I O N av e s 53 a Montrose av 22x75 h amp 1 L Fink to Martin D i e r a u f 5200

V E R N O N av s s 300 e Flatbush plank road 100x150 J H Tate to Franklin H Know-er 8000

W E B S T E R av s s 363 e 2d s t 456x1093 i W E B S T E R av s s and Isfc s t s w cor 456 gt- -

X1093 ) J W Hull to John T Mackenzie 1800bull

A^ril nth A D A M S s t e s 75 n TUlary s t 266x539 (in-

deft share) Louisa -wife of G C Green fco -Henrietta L Sphraidt (B amp S ) 400

182 R E A L E S T A T E R E G ^ O R D

B A L T I C s t s amp 3154 w Clinton s t 34x100 J Frisbee to Harriet A wife of Jared Brewsfcer (Q C 1865) nom

B A N K E R st w s- 976 s Norman av ISlx 439 (error)

N O R T H 15TH st s w s 82 s e 2d s t 18x100 G A Sacchi to Henry Sacchi 140

B O X s t 8 s 175 w Oakland s t 25x100 M Grace to Nathaniel Morton of Plymouth Mass 900

BERGEN s t n s 230 w Saratoga av 120x1072 P Massa to John Stafford amp Alex Nichol 2400

CEDAR s t a e s 3807 n e Evergreen av 100x839 5 hs amp Is T S Olive to Henry Kearney 1750O

CLINTON s t e s 163 n Pierrepont s t 25xl00 A Querean to James Bailey 14250

DOWNING s t e a 350 s Gates av 25x100 Nancy M wife of J Irwin to Walter Green-ough 7000

H O O P E R s t n s 2214 w Matey av 80x100 _ F Scholes fco Peter J ODonohue 5060 J E F F E R S O N s t s s 2834 w Stuyvesant av

168x100 L Kenny to Thomas Garvey of New York 6000

L I N D E N boulevard n s 75 e proposed extension of Nostrand av 25x235 Charlotte wife of L Mendelson to Jos Leghorn of New York 3500

LOMBARDY st s s 155 w Morgan av 20x1265 (irreg) R C Combes to Severin Mejer1000

LOMBARDY s t s s 95 w Morgan av 60x986x mdashxl265 R C Combes to James H Saxton of Newark N J 2500

MADISON s t s a 475 w Nostrand av 25x100 C King to Harriet wife of Cuthbert C Gorshydon 7S00

M ONROE s t n s 150 w Patchen av 25x100 Nannie W wife of G A Gardiner to Win H Harrison 1700

NASSAU s t n s 200 e Gold s t 20x1071 h amp 1 B Donlon to John S Sfciger of New York 10000

N E L S O N s t n s 140 e Court s t 20x100 h amp 1 C M Felt to Fred k W amp Marie Moritz of New York 4750

OAKLAND s t e s 225 s Nassau ay 283x1 OOx 479xmdash P C IngersoU to EUza A wife of George H Stiles 1400

P E N N st s s 100 w Harrison av 202x100 C A Cushman to Wm B Pester 1110

P E N N s t s s 120 w Harrison av 203x100 G H Mellisch to WUliam B Pester 1110

R I C H A R D S and Van Dyke sfcs easterly cor 80x 20 W W Goodrich to Thomas CarroU 610

R U T L E D G E s t n w s 1634 s w Leeav SlSx 100 - A Lowerre to Alfred O Backus 4600

RYERSON s t w s 84 n Myrtle av 20x100 Eliz A H wife of A Y BirdsaU to S Josephine wife of Stephen T Birdsall 5500

SKILLMAN s t w s 1032 n Lafayette av 182 xlOO h ltamp 1 J McCarthy to EUen 0 L Co-halan 1000

STOCKTON s t s s 240 w Throop av 20x100 (Foreclos) G M Stevens fco Chas B Nichols of Albany 1000

STOCKTON s t n s 350 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Valentine Weissensee of New York 1100

V A N D Y K E s t n e s 20 s e Richards st 20 x80 W W Goodrich to Barnard Rom-ke 400

W A R R E N s t s s 4799 w Nevins s t 20x100 Letitia McCabe to Patr ick Dervin 1850

W I L S O N s t SO s of and Wythe av 774 e of (rear) 194x20 M Donovan to Charles P Kuchnemnndt 250

W I L S O N st s s 774 e Wythe av-194xl00 C Kuchnemundt to John M Borcherding 9500

SOUTH 5TH s t n s 170 e Oth s t 43x1004 P Bovers to Valentine Broker 2600

SOUTH 5Tn s t a s 60 w Sth s t 30x80 P Bovers fco Walfcer K Van Valkenburgh 1625

7 T H s t n w s 834 s w Norfch 6fch s t 16Sx 100 Harriefc L Nelson fco Sabrina B Au-bery nom

1 0 T H St n e s 170 s e 3d av 30x100 W Corboy to Jeremiah Corboy 3600

B E D F O R D av and Hewes s t n e cor 60x97 J WUde to Francis Du Bois 8350

B E D F O R D av e s 60 s Hooper s t 80x97 J WUde to Peter J ODonahue 11000

F R A N K L I N av w s 30 n Dean s t 30x80 h amp 1 J Stafford to Theodora wife of Ferd Massa 9000

K E N T av s w s intersection of centre line of Keap St if continued thence n w 1351x1519 to WaUabout channel xl359xmdash P Scholes to Oscar F Hawley Jr of New York 38200

LAFAYETTE avs S 88 W Adelphi s t 22x91x 12x9x10x100 R H u n t to Max HarnickeL 11000

LAFAYETTE avi s s 45 w Grand av 39x100 J T Barnard to Henry Blatchford 4400

LAFATETTE av s s 190 w Reed av 20x100 B amp 1 A DoU to JohnKle in 5000 L E W I S av and Bainbridigest s e cor 25x100

H Megchendorf to Theodore P r o s s e r 1900

MARCY av w s 651 s Dekalb av 910xmdash(irshyreg strip) J Sneddon to Charles M Titus of Ithaca N Y 3000

STOCKTON s t n s 375 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Constantino Be rnaue r 1100

T H R O O P av e s 623 w Gerry s t 209x119 A Simendinger to John Rueger 1000

WILLOUGHBY av u s 165 w Tompkins av 20x100 P Mead to Albert B King 5600

April Gth ATLANTIC s t s s 203 w Smith st 20x702

J Dietrich to Herman Thimig 12000 B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass s t 100x23x

mdashXmdashx25 J Hoyt to Chas Hoyt (Reconveyshyance) nom

B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass a t 100x23x mdashXmdashx25 C H Hoyt to Maria Douglass 400

CRANBERRY s t n s (No 35) 25x100 Grace wife of T R Hoole to Mott Bedell 13 500

DOUGLASS s t a w s 100 a e Bond s t 100x200 to Gowanus canal W P Powers to Edward P Davis and Ellen M wife of Henry Kelsey (C a G) 9125

SAME property Jul ia Davis et al to WiUiam B Nichols 18250

D E A N st a a 200 e Schenectady av 25x1072 h amp 1 G Evans to Victor Vierow 2700

SAME property V Vierow to Paul A Koch2900 E L M St n s 103 w Central av 22x71 E

Holdridge to Fanny Lotheringfcon 2300 GRATTAN and Bogart sts s e cor 100x50 FLUSHING and Johnson avs s w cor 159x595

xl00x25x50xl00 to Forest stxl6 P Bovers to Robert Adair 3225

H St a a 183 w Union av 20x1416 Anshytoinette A wife of G H Brisfcol to Caroline M Morgan of New Rochelle N Y 375

JACKSON and Front sts n e cor 75x100 JACKSON s t n s 75 e Front st aboufc 324x

100 T McGoey to Hugh Kaig of New York (B amp S) 15000

MADISON s t n s 1189 w Bedford av 189x100 h amp 1 Sarah wife of T Atkinson to George 0 Magown of New York 8000

MONROE st s s 160 w Marcy av 20x100 Sushysannah E C wife of W C Russell to Wm H Daycock 6800

P R E S I D E N T s t n s 112 w Van Brunt s t 19x50 h amp 1 P A E Koehnto AndwC Schmidt3250

P E N N s t s s 2247 w Lee av 205x100 h amp 1 H Irwin to David S Gidney 8000

P R E S I D E N T a t n s 155 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 135 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 115 w Bond s t 20x100

C M Earle to Alfred Wallis (Par t i t ion) 1800 STFUBEN s t w s 200 n Myrtle av 50x100 G

W Child to Michael Farrell 2100 VALWORTII St e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x100

C Weisheit to Charles MuUer 4000 W A R R E N s t n s ICO w Hoyt s t 20x100 h amp1

M Seyler to Horace K Thurber (B amp S)nom I S T H s t s s 118 e 4th av 1711x1002 h amp I

J Hirst to Wm A Virtue of New York 4000 18TH s t n e s 100 n w 3d av 25x1002 J

R Kuhn to Robert Ormeston (Foreclos) 300 ATLANTIC and Stone avs s e cor 200x100 ) P A C I F I C s t n s 150 e Stone av 50x100 f

S Emanuel to James H Kidder (B amp S)9000 F R A N K L I N av (No 288) b e t Lafayette and

Dekalb avs ( 2 D pl (No 17) b e t Henry and Clinton sts and j

all furniture and fixtures J J H Hubbard to Jacob R Duvall of New York (C) 35000

GATES av n s 80 w Ryerson s t 20x100 h amp 1 Hannah E wife of J A Greene to Thomas R BaU 11000

KINGSTON av w s 40 n Bergen a t 40x100 h amp 1 W A Vredenburgh to Kate L Trus-low 8080

MONTROSE av and Leonard s t s e cr 75x75 P V MorreU to Francis Pfeiffer 14000

SHEPARD and Bay avs s w cor 90xl00 Sashyrah V wife of B C ThornaU to Wm H Decker 3000

SAME property W H Decker to (jiUiert H Crawford nom

S A M E property G H Crawford to Cath D wife of Wm H Decker (B amp S) nom

A2Jri 8th B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smith s t 25x100 H

L Carr to Thomas HamUton (B amp S ) nom B A L T I C s t n e s 150 s e Smith st 25x100

N H Clemenfc to Thomas HamUton (Foreshyclose ) 4650

CLAY a t a a 170 w Union av 20x100 D A t -kin to P ia t t C IngersoU 4500

CONOVER s t e s 60 n Van Dyke at 20x80 p Hardy to Louia Garypie (Q C) nom

S A M E Property L Garypie to Emanuel Andershyson 1700

D E V O E St a s 1879 e Union av 20xl003 J Sherwood to Adeline A W i l s o n 2 2 0 0

D E A N s t a s 243 9 e Schenectady av 37x 1072 h amp 1 S J Styles to Mary wife of Thos Curry of Jersey City 3700

DIAMOND s t e s 200 n Nassau av 50x100 P C IngersoU to David Atkin 1750

E W E N s t w s 50 s Conselyea s t 25x100 h amp 1 P M Hall to John W Mulen 4200

F R O S T a t n a 150 w Smith s t 25x76 Lucy A wife of S Keeler to John W Vanderzee of New York 2800

H O O P E R s t n s 1214 w Marcy av 20x100 P Scholes to Charles Murray 1400

J E F F E R S O N a t s s 225 w Ralph av 50x200 D M Smyth to Robert H Eschenbach 1900

LIVINGSTON sfc n s 100 w Hanover p l 20x75 G M Stevens to Nicholas Cooper (Foreshyclose ) 5500

L U Q U E E R at 8 a 1568 e Clinton a t 2010x100 1 D Fletcher to Edward H K i d d e r 1 0 0 0

P A C I F I C sfc n s 380 e Porfcland av 20x100 Chariofcte S wUe of C G Klug to Wm Erd t -mann 9000

P A C I F I C s t n s 3755 w Nostrand av 1453 x786xll3 to Clove road xmdash to Pacific st Frances M S wife of D N Carrington to Stephen Pri tchard 10000

P R O S P E C T st s s 140 w Bridge s t 25x100 h amp I J Brower to Patr ick Moran 6000

P U L A S K I s t s a 125 e Stuyvesant av 20x1 100 I

PuLASKi St s a 205 e Stuyveaant av 20x f 100 J J McClean to George PoweU 11000

SACKETT a t n s 160 e Hoyt s t 20x100 L S MiUs to Edward H Kidder 3500

SCHERMERHORN s t s s SO e Smith at 20x100 G M Stevena to J Pierrepont Edwarda (Foreclos) 11250

SKILLMAN st e s 225 n Pa rk av 100x100 P Donlon to John S Stiger of New Y o r k 6000

ST J A M E S S pl e s 200 n Gates av 20x100 h amp 1 T Lambert to Thomas McStave 13000

SuYDAM St e s 8810 n Atlantic av 40x13810 xlO 7x296x1373 J RUey to Hephzibah wife of Wm D Murphy (C a G) 1000

SUYDAM s t n a 250 e WiUow a t 50x95 J W Naughton to Geo amp Charlotte Ledger 3500

TAYLOR s t a s 1898 w Wythe av 15x100 G M Stevens to Robert Ferrier of New York (Foreclos) 1000

2 D pL n a 1295 e Clinton s t 265x1335 N H Clement to Divine Burtis (Partit ion) 10025

2 D pl n s 766 e Clinton a t 265xl335 h amp I Jane wife of M T Gibbona to Isaac L McshyGay of New York 18000

2 D St S S 160 W Bond s t 20xlOO I D Fletcher to Edward H Kidder 5500

1 6 T H s t n e s 3014s e th av 25x100 P e shyter OHara to Patr ick OHara 1000

ViN B U R E N s t n s 250 e Throop av 25x100 T Simpson to Thomas Bagot 1000

WALWORTH a t e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x 100 C Muller to Julius Hansen and Charles Schneider of New York 5000

W Y C K O F F st n a 2913 w Rochester av 25x 1279 H Danernehin to Louis Marchold 1500

SAME property L Marchold to Anna M wife of Henry Danernhein (B amp S) 1-500

D E B E V O I S E av and Amoa a t s w cor 150x125 x200x25x50xl00 P Quinn to Mary A wife of

John E Capet 4000 D E K A L B av a a 100 w Stuyvesanfc av 10()x

100 J Y Pifcchefcfc to George Delatush of New Dover Middlesex Co N J 42500

GATES av n s 163 e Classon av 20x100 h amp 1 P Lamberfc to Wilkes Gay of New York 12500

GR-AND av e a 216 8 Gatea av 21x1016 T Skelly to Maria Brenner of Manhasaefc Queens Co L I 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 280 w Grand av 20x100 N Sfcevens to BveUue A Brainard nom

M Y R T L E av and Conselyea s t southerly cor 146x1036xl055 G G Dukes et aL to Edshyward Davies (C a G) 900

NORMAN av n s 50 w Diamond s t 25x95 J P Mahony to Edward Carney 1000

R A L P H av w s 872 n Dean s t 20x100 S Styler to Robert Lindsey 225

STUYVESANT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x 100 W Johnston fco John Rose 7000

S T M A R K S av s a 20 w Carlfcon av 20x81 C G Schneider fco John S Sfciger 12000

5 T H av e s 204 n 7fch s t 198x70 ) 9 T H s t n s 1576 a e 4fch av 19x90 J

Margarefc wife of E Kenney to Edward W Richardson 13000

April 9th B E L V I D E R E sfc S e B 2066 s w Beaver s t 25

x852 A Stockholm e t a l to Anton VigeshyU u s 900

CjCffiDMBiA St- n w s- 16 n e Sackett sfc 21x95 hi amp1 J Levisolm- to-WiUiam Mor r i s 8000

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 183

CLAY st n a 300 e Union av 75x100 ha amp Is L Dnbb fco Mary Kohn of New Y o r k 33000

CHESTNUT st s e a 300 s w Johnson av 25x 100 G G Diikes et al to Cafcharine Murray

G ) - 300 (C DOUGLASS s t a s 129 e Perry av 376x1276

C S Barker to Freelove D R o g e r s 1 0 0 0 E L L I O T T p l e a 4626 s Hanson pl 2010x100

Eliz F wife M B Swezey fco Emma wife of John Syms 7800

HANCOCK sfc n a 2042 w Sfcuyvesant av 2010 xlOO Mary P wife of J Flood to Hubbard L RusseU 750

H A M I L T O N s t w s 1615 n P a r k av 100x150 EUen H wife of C C Pa t t en to Mary A Hig-gin^ 10000

H I G H sfc s s 75 w Bridge sfc 25x100 (parfci-fcion) E A Hutchins to Henry Crum-mey 5000

LIVINGSTON st and Hanover pL n w cor 20x 75 h amp I N Cooper to Maria wife of CJhas R P i t t 6000

LE0N4RD St w s 60 n Powers s t 20x75 h ife I T Terry fco James Meakin Flushing L I and Henry Beales 3000

MARION sfc n s Lofcs 44 and 46 (Blk 8) Hunter Ply Farm 50x100 J Volke to Martin F Lindhorn 675

MACON at n s 145 w Tompkins av 20x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam P C Denike (Foreshyclos ) 250

OAKLAND and Freemen sfcs n w cor 25x100 M Walker fco James Law 1000

PiERREPOiNT St s s 125 6 CUnton St 25x100 A Allen J r to Abram AUen 25000

R O S E at s s 3904 w Bedford av 224x100 H Ranken to Hans C F Gatje 2000

SACKETT s t n s 99 a Hicks s t 1910x75x1x25 bull xlSlOxlOO M Shearmaji to Cath wife of

John Griffen S500 SACKETT s t n s 11810 e Hicks s t 1910x100

h ife 1 M Shearman to Cath wife of John Griffen 8500

V-AN D Y K E st n e s 40 s e Richards s t 20x 80 W W Goodrich to John H Von Be-bern 350

W A R R E N s t a s 12010 w 4th av 20x100 h amp 1 E S MiUs to Daniel A Youngs (B amp S) 5500

WASHINGTON s t e s 78 s Adams s t 25x996 h ltfe 1 B MueUer to Fredk Schmelcher 1400

7TH s t w s 748n e North l e t s t 25x80 Emily E wife of J Armstrong to Alfred Hobley 3500

9 T H St centre line 5109 e 3dav 25xtb n 125 G B Goldschmidt to James Morgan (C a G) 5000

SOUTH 9th s t s s 146 w 4th sb 50x100 J R Thomas fco Isfc Univeraalist Society WUshyliamsburg 8000

SOUTH 9th a t a a 121 w 4th s t 25x100 W W Armfield to 1st Universalist Society Wilshyliamsburgh 4000

1 0 T H St n e s 100 s e 2d av 22x100 E Brazwell to John Broderick 1000

2 3 D St s w s 4834 n w 5th av 168x100 J Crocker toAlfonzo E Bacon 3700

4 3 D s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1002 P P Page to John Cavanagh 2250

GATES av s s 204 w Ralph av 19x100 J Palmer to Michael FarreU 7500

April lOtJi A M I T Y s t n s 150 e Clinton st 25x100 ) CLINTON s t e s 75 n Amity s t 25x90

D Darrow to John Shuster 10000 B E R G E N s t s s 1975 e Smith s t 231x100

J Shuster to Daniel Dan-ow of New York9000 CHAUNCEY s t n s 370 w Lewis av 20x100

Carrie B wife of E D Valentine to EmUy A wife of H A Kent of Plainfield N J (Q C) nom

D E G R A W s t s s 200 e Smifch at 20x100 h amp 1 W J BedeU fco Nafchl A Boyn ton 11000

D I A M O N D s t n s 3164 e Main at S59xl599x 403x8710x200 W P Sweet to Diedrich WestfaU 5000

E L L I O T T pl (late Hampden a t ) w a 120n Lashyfayette av 33x100 h ltfe 1 Mary C Hawkins to Augusta A Becker 13000

H E N R Y s t e s 50 s Presidenfc sfc 35x117 Kath wife of J W GUbert to Catharine E Dohrmann 13000

H E R B E R T s t n w s 1709 s w North Henry s t 35x100 W Cooper to Margaret KeUy 400

H E R B E R T st s a 1603 w North Henry s t 50x 95 W Cooper fco Ml FuUen of New York850

H I C K S a t n w s 89 s w Sackett a t 33x100 Anna wife of J S Schoenfeld to Ada Duffy of New York 8000

I V Y St 8 e s 180 s w Central av 40x100 G J Murphy to Abraham Lowerre (Foreshyclos ) 400

PENNBt n s-38310 e Wythe av 20x100 N H Clements to James W Valentine (Foreshyclos ) 200

THOJIPSON s t w s 675 n Pa ten t av 55x026 (irreg) Mary Graf (widow) fco Andrew S Wheeler (Q C ) nom

2 D pl s s 300 e Court s t 25x1335 h amp 1 T Losee fco Henriefcta W C wife of Louis Arnstaedt 11800

SOUTH 3 D a t s a 100 e l l t h s t 25x95 A Saloskinsky to Patr ick Keegan 3000

5 T H s t about 128 a e and FUmore s t 53 n e (rear) 306x207x3311x237 The Industrial School Association to Jul ia A Stodder 267

8TH Stn s 1209e 3dav 25x100 J R Smith to Peter Plant in and Theo Person 1000

l lTH St n s 2393 e 6fch av 144x6911 h amp 1 T Gumming to Edward H Seeley 2000

U T H s t n a 2393 e Oth av 144x61111 h amp 1 E H Seeley to Wm H Applegate (More $1500) 1700

1 3 T H s t n a 2747 e 3d av 176x100 h amp1 Jane wife of J Mackie to Thoma a McComb (Mortga) nom

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 P C Junker fco Barbara Eberhardt nom

SAME property Barbara Eberhardt to Adelbeid wife of Henry Pet te 5000

15TH s t a w s 300 n w 6th av 3911x100 (irreg) C WUhelms et al to John Holmes3350

15TH s t n e s 9710 a e 7th av 25x100 Kath wife of P Remmet to Joseph Mosback J r 2500

1 8 T H s t s w s 84 n w 7th av 16x100 J Wood to Nancy wife of John Mace 1600

I S T H s t n s 400 e 10th av 20x1002 P Reynolds to Gerald McMurray (Foreclos) 3100

2 0 T H St n s 1616 w 7th av 206x100 H Lee to EUas B Weidler 700

3 2 D a t n s 425 e 5th av 25xmdash h amp 1 W Dunn to Christopher HaUiday of N Y 1700

A T L A N T I C av and John st s e cor 25x81 P Lauzer to Francis Vetter of N Y 800

GATES and Lewis avs s w cor 100x200 J D PhUlips to James Campbell 10100

H U D S O N av w s 563 s Lafayette s t 189x80 P Leib to Mathias Windecker J4 part) (Q C) 3C00

M Y R T L E av n s 14411 e JeiFeraon s t 25x68x 68 to Jefferson s t x25x5Sx5S J J McCrum to Henry WUla 2800

NOSTRAND av e s 312 n Myrtle av 21x90 M J Shipton fco James J Thomson nom

P O R T L A N D av w s 483 s DeKalb av 24x913 h amp 1 L Kane to George Crary 24000

2 D and Ovington avs n e cor 100x125 New Utrecht J A Perry to the Bay Ridge Athe-neuni 1500

S H E P A R D av w s 100 n G a y s t 25x100 L Cm-fcis fco Margaret wife of Jacob Pefcerson (Q C) nom

S A L T meadows of grantor in 10th Ward adj Polhemus amp Denton ife Creek to J C Preels mill pond G A Powers to A D Clutfcer-buck (Q C) 500

April llth B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smifch sfc 25x100 J

Power to Thomas Hamilton (B ife S) nom C E N T R E a t e a 50 a Broadway 50x100 Harshy

riet M wife of E E Cornell to Anton Metzen-dorf 500

CONSELYEA st n s 225 w Ewen st 25x100 G Jackson to Thomaa H CorneU 5250

D E A N at n a 2496 w Nevina s t 21x100 C W Eldridge to Andrew Ayres (B amp S) nom

E L L E R Y a t n s 250 w Throop av 25x100 Annet ta wife of J B CanaveUo to Jacob Schmidt 900

GARNET s t n s 80 w Court s t 20x10 C H BaUey to Daniel Callahan of New Y o r k 6000

H A R T s t s a 120 e Yatea av 30x100 F Reynolds to George W Mead (Foreclos) 3900

JOHNSON s t n s 135 w Humboldt a t 25x100 Maria Meyer to Peter Fabee 3100

MONROE s t ri s200 w Tompkins av 20x100 F Wood to Frances C wife of F rank M Thor-b u m 6500

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 34 35 amp 36 75x100 hs amp Is T S Shortland to Richard H Laimbeer 27000

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 31 32 amp 33 75x100 hs amp la Mary A Shortland (widow) to Richard H Laimbeer 38000

R O D N E Y a t n s 254 e Bedford av 22x100 Maria wife of G Peacock to M P M de la Figaniere nom

RUTLEDCiE st and Wythe av n -w cor 80x100 J Frye to Josiah N Christmas 7000

R U T L E D G E st a a 160 w Marcy av 20x100 h amp 1 T Q Holcomb to James O r r 6500

U N I O N s t n s 3094 w Smith s t 158x100 h amp 1 J S BaUey et al (Exra) to Edward P Raymond 7750

W H I P P L E a t n a 200w Throop av 25x100 G Binns to Johann Ritfcer of L L Cifcy 4000

W Y C K O F F s t s w s ^ 315 n w Bond s t 20x 100 h amp L C H Kessler to Geo W^ Drees of New York 5500

N O R T H 2D sfc a s 61 w 6th at 88x995x25x402 x603x236x7x100 The Industrial School Asshysociation to Daniel Schaefer 5136

3 D s t n s 14011 e Smith st20x80 h amp L EmUy W wife of J Baiz to Wm H McCool of NewYork 8000

5 T H a t w s 122 n North 3d s t 50x100 h amp 1 Ann wife of John Grigg to Nicholas S Tu-nison 18 COO

13TH s t a s 17310 w Oth av 25x100 C L Barnett to James A Van Brunt (Foreshyclos) 850O

14Tn s t n e s 29710 n w Sth av 25x100 A McGrath to FelLx J Duffy 6000

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 Adelheit wife of H Fe t t e fco August amp Henry Immig and John Schoen 5000

31 ST s t s w a 325 s e 3d av 25x100 J Moshynas to Mary and Edward McCormick (B amp S) 1 300

ATLANTIC a v n a 2510 w WUUams av 25x 773 (irreg) M Donnelly to Ludwig Ershyn e s t 8000

CARLTON av e s 3373 s Park av 25x100 A Schepper to Cafcharine Mendel 3300

CARLTON av w s 873 a Park av 25x100 G M Sfcevena to Sarah CampbeU (Foreshyclos) 2700

FLUSHING and North Portland avs a w cor 226x75x376x812 P Murtagh to Whitmon Kenyon and Albro J Newton 12000

N E W J E R S E Y av e s 100 n Broadway 75x100 I W Vanderveer to Henry Wright 1500

PUTNAM av a a 40 w Classon av 20x80 H McLaughlin fco Annie wife of Edward A Dushybey 6000

P U T N A M av s s 450 w Ralph av 50xl00 Mary E wife of J B Gardiner to Eliza B Garrett 1200

P U T N A M av n s 320 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swimm to Theo B Gafces and John H Doherfcy 9000

P U T N A M av n s 340 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swknm to Uriah HiU J r of PeekskiU N Y 8000

S T M A R K S av n laquo 80 w Carlton av 62x131 x42x326x20x986 E Mettler to Benjamin Bstes 8000

7TH av and 17th st southerly cor 80x20 h ife 1 G H Mehrhoff to Henry Ogger of Wash- -ington Bergen Co N J 4800

April Vith B A L T I C s t n s 2194 n w 5th av 20x100

Mary C wife of R H Robinson to WUUam T Beatty 5100

CONCORD s t a a 50 e Liberty a t 55xl5Sx46x 52x204 Ann wiife of J Libby to Society for Aid of Friendless Women and ChUdren 30000

E A G L E s t n s 150 e Union pl 50x100 ha amp Is A De Groot to Geo Grassick of New York3500

E W E N s t e s 75 n Jackson s t 25x100 J M Steams to Sarah A wife of Jereiniah Has shytings (B amp S) 3000

G O L D s t e a 357 a WiUoughby a t 22x85 R C Dingee to Maria wife of Chas Good^vin 6000

H A M I L T O N st e s 718 a Lafayefcfce av 198x 75 Francea F wife of H S Rigga to James L Brumley 6000

H O P K I N S a t s a 3126 e Marcy av 189x100 D Barnet t to Geo W Mead (Foreclos) nom

MACON s t a s 100 w Throop av 200x80 C L North to Agnea S wife of WUliam J McshyCord 20000

N O R T H s t s s 1189 e 10th s t 273x95 P Reynolds to Fanny Cohen of New York (Foreshyc l o s ) 3 7 0 0

N O B L E s t s s 395 e Franklin s t 25x100 Eliz J wife of B - T Lafrance to Haniiah M wife of W H Rodman 8500

P E N N a t B e s 90 a w Bedford av 16x100 h amp l Eiriina wife of R Eschenbach to Ot to Schneeloch 7000

P E N N st s e a 90 s w Bediord av 16x100 h amp 1 O Schneeloch to Robert H Bachen-bach (Q C) 7000

QUINCEY s t a s 100 w Patchen av 200x100 Josephine wife of F Ofcard to Robert T Dodge 6500

QUINCEY s t n s 3298 e Stuyvesant av 204x 100 J A White to Isaac S Brundage 2000

QUINCEY s t s s 347 e Classon av 69x8() L A Catlin to WUUam Maguire 6000

R o s s s t n w 8 100 n e Bedford av 116x100 C H FeUows to WiUiam E Chapman 24000

RYERSON s t w a 692 n Park av 1611x36x 176x396 J C Ruatin to Michl B u m s 3400

S I G E L (lateMarshaU) a t s a 50 w Leonard a t 25x100 h amp L N Wahl to Theodore amp CaroshyUne Stark of New York 6000

SOMERS s t s a 2946 e Stone av 196x100 P SuUivan to WiUiam Dryden 775

STOCKHOLM a t ii s 343 ri e Myrtle av_j_83x SOxmdashx8x35plusmn12xl00 h amp 1 R GUI to EUengt Baird 3500

184 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

S O U T H 3 D atNn a at s w cor of building known as Trustees HaU 35x100 Virginia bullwife of J J Briest to John Higgins of New York 4500

41ST s t s 6 100 e 1st av 250x1003 Jane A HaU et al to John A LightaU of New Brunsshywick N J 3000

B E N N E T T av w s 150 s Broadway 50x100 E L L I O T T av e s 375 s Broadway 35x100 )

F Bovera to Silas L Church of Canaan Coshylumbia Co N Y 8750

F L U S H I N G av s s bet Marcy and Tompkins avs 3 lots F Vandervoort et al to Abraham Vandervoort of New York nom

U N I O N av amp Richardson st n e cor 50x100 P B Amory to Patr ick McGarry 1300

H E I R S of Samuel Garrison Flatbush (Map 209) lots 64 65 102103 P S Cooke to W Arshymour 186

A2gtril 13th BALTIO s t n e s 2194 n w Sth av 20x100

W T Beatty to WUliam H Ames of New York 8000

B O E R U M s t n s 100 e Smith s t 25x100 L Michel to Heinrich Engel 7000

C A R R O L L s t s s 2764 w 7th av 1714xl23x 1836x1395 E S MUls (special guardian) to Mary E Carman 14000

SUiE property Mary E wife of J S Carman to James Wilson of New York 24000

C E N T R E s t e a 150 n Sackett s t 50x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to Elizabeth Benz 1800

D E A N s t n s 100 e Grand av 108x110 S M Parsons to Francis E Daua (Foreshyclos) 2700

D I A M O N D a t w s 38410 n Van Cott av 25x 100 AUce P wife of S H Pine to Patr ick Kelly 800

E L D E R T a t a s 2104 e Broadway 198x100 i E L D E R T s t s s 230 e Broadway 20xl00

T Hegarty to Thomas Smith (Mortg $8500 and back aasessments) Exchange and 12000

F R O S T s t and Union av n e cor 100x50 P B Amory to Thomas Farmer 1200

G R E E N E s t n s 325 w Union av 25x100 T Martin to Edward C Smith 1000

H A R T s t n a 235 w Throop av 40xlOO J P Rappelj^ea to WiUiam H Jones 2000

H E N R Y a t w s 80 n Summit at 20x1076 h amp L J Bushong to Humphrey S Anderson 10000

H E Y W A R D s t n s 293 e Lee av 196x100 G M Stevens to John Lawrence of New York (Foreclos) 5000

H I C K S st w s 250 n Degraw s t 175x976 i H I C K S s t e s 350 n Degraw s t 30x976 f

J Fet t re tch to Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscombe of New York 27300

M O N R O E st n s 275 w Patchen av 100x100 G H Holbrook to Aaron H Wellington of New York 4000

M Y R T L E st n s 475 e Evergreen av 50x639x 509x548 h amp 1 M C Delamater to Phoebe E -wife of Charles M Knowlton (Mortg $700) 1300

S A C K E T T at n s 796 e Hicks s t 196x75 h amp 1 M Shearman to Gunther Mendorf 8000

S T A T E and Boerum sta a w cor 50x90 T Minrphy to John Curley (Legal sale) 20100

S T A T E s t n s 939 w Court s t 06x80 E H StoweU to WUUam H Wickham 2500

T R U X T O N s t n s 314 e Stone av 196x100 P Sullivan to Thomas Ryan 675

U N I O N st and Sth av southerly cor 733x90 L V Cortelyon to Patr ick Hickey 13000

VAN B U R E N s t n a 401 w Throop av 37x100 P Castner (Exr) to Emma V wife of Charles IsbiU 1500

W Y C K O F F s t n s 100 w Schenectady av 222x135

W Y C K O F F st n s 1443 w Schenectady av i-663x135x359x1307 to Bergen s t x406x | 3557 J H B Starr to Maria Mansfield of New York 2500

4 T H s t e s 839 n Grand st 18x572 (irreg) G M Stevens to Oscar H Stearns (Foreshyclos) 3500

8 T H st and 3d av junction centre lines thence s e 1609 X thence s w 130 x thence n w 359 Xthence a w 130 to 9th s t x thence n w 125 X thence n e 260 T CUfford to Henry C Steneok (Correcting error) ( Q C ) nom

B E N N E T T av w s 300 a Blake av 25x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Charles E Patterson of New York (Mortg $1250)1750

G A T E S av s a 200 e Lewis av 25x100 Eliz bullwife of J McGinnis to WiUiam Wheatley 4600

O R E E N E av s B 100 e Throop av 20x100 P Castner (Bxr) to John CroUus of New York (Exrs deed) 9500

L E E av w s 80 n Taylor s t 20x100 h amp 1 EUa C C wife of T Bewley to John H Bew-ley of Richmond Co S I 10000

M I L L E R av w s 200 s Division av 40x100 -F Cobb to AuguBtus HUl of Newark N J7000

M E E K E R av (late Williamsburgh and Newtown Pike) s e s (18th Ward) 9 2-100 acres J o shyanna Huls t to George Hu l s t (l-9th par t ) 3333

SAME property EUza Rappelyea [(widow) to George H u l s t (l-9th part) 3333

S M I T H av e s 1376 n Baltic av 376x100 J S Stiger to Oliver H Pierson 4500

S N E D E K E R av w a 155 n Liberty av 20x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Augustus HUl of Newark N J 5500

T H R O O P av and Middleton st s e Cor 20x78 A J Lamb to John H Pickens of New York 6800

U N I O N av a s 50 w Schenck av 25x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to EUzabeth Benz 2000

U N I O N av s a 50 w Schenck av 25x100 S S Hemingway to Edward MUler (Foreshyclos) 1800

V A N SICLEN and Union avs n e cor 100x25 P Cobb to John L Warker of East New York 2700

WILLOUGHBY av n i 275 e Marcy av 166x 100 Agnes Boerum to Richard C Addy 1188

WILLOUGHBY av n a 2916 e Marcy av Agshynes Boerum to David B Morehouse 1404

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av and 65th s t ) a w cor 1002x100 J Cumminga to Gord Heinrich Henjes 220

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av) n a 252 e 66th a t 25x 100 G H Henjes to John Christof Henjes 200

April loth C H E E V E R pL w s 1834 s Harrison s t lOSx

886 J Schmitt to Eliz S wife of Chas P Fay 5750

D E A N s t s s 3788 w Sackman st 19x78 (irshyreg) G G Barnard to John John C Smith (Foreclos) (Mort $1000) nom

EOKFOHD s t e s 125n Nassau av 35x100 P C IngersoU to Lawrence Freeland 1200

E L D E R T a t a s 1596 e Broadway 5010x100 P A Ledoux to Thomas Smith 18000

E L D E R T a t s a 250 e Broadway 198x100 P W Ledoux to Thomas Smith Exch amp 6000

G R E E N s t n a 250 e Union av 25x100 Maria R wife of J Kal t to Anton Gabry-lemcz 1000

J A Y s t e s 325 n Willoughby s t 25x1076 P Bunker to Thomas EUiott 7777

L Y N C H s t s e s 425 n e Marcy av 100xlOO Frances L wife of W H Ludlow to Mathias Bindiim 4000

MADISON a t n s 319 w Nostrand av 32x1348 Grace P wife of G H Hughes to Charles C Mudge 7000

M A R I O N a t s s 25 w Ralph av 189x100 W Radde to Nicholaus Muller 1000

MoFFATT St n s 120 e Broadway 100x100 T Hegarty to Thomas Smith 25500

MONROE s t n s 285 w Marcy av 20x100 F C Vrooman to Sarah wife of Henry B Porshyter 6300

P A C I F I C at n s 2884 e Bond st 168x90 Ann M wife of J F Marschalk to John Surin 8000

QUINCEY s t s s 185 e Nosfcrand av 20x100 J T NeweU fco Anna Schwalbe of New York 11000

R O D N E Y st n w s 188 a w Lee av 314x100 h amp 1 W Lamb efc al fco Sarah R Marr 13000

R I C H A R D S afc a e a 80 n e Van Dyke sfc 30x 100 W W Goodrich to Eliz wife of Aug D B F rank 430

U N I O N at and Johnaon pl n w cor 100x150 J C Yorston to Walter K Yorston of New York 3000

W Y C K O F F s t n s 78 w 3d av 180x100 9 hs amp Is D Barnet t to Le-wis Colby (Foreshyclos ) 15300

W Y C K O F F s t n a 278 w 3d av 20x100 ) W Y C K O F F s t n s 258 w 3d av 20x100 j

D Barnet t to Lewis Colby of Boston Mass (Forecloa) 200

W Y C K O F F at a a 240 e Bond st 18x100 G M Stevena to Maria F MiUa of Portchester N Y (Foreclos ) 3700

W Y C K O F F s t s s 266 e Bond s t 18x100 G M Stevens to Ellen M Wight of Portchesshyter N Y (Foreclos) 3700

1ST p i 8 a 1746 e Clinton s t 31x1335 El shylen L Voorhees (-widow) et al (Exrs) to Har shyriefc M wife of Wm B KendaU nom

7 T H sfc w s 70 n Di-vision av 10x1499x335x 35x808 Rnfch T -wife of W Hicka fco Barnar-dus N Wafcfca 3000

3 3 D s t n s 175 e lOfch av 35x100 J Dennis to Andrew S Wheeler 350

A T L A N T I C av and Hicks sfc n e cor 346x59 11 E L Frosfc fco Pafcrick Walsh 25500

B E D F O R D av w s 30 a Cljrmer a t 30x90 I L O T in rear of above 10x30

Adela M McOreary to Everett P Wheeler of N e w Y o r k 13000

B U T L E R av w a 375 s FiUfcon av 35x100 V Sohulfcheis to Johann C Kehrwieder 700

CLERMONT and Pa rk avs n w cor 80x213 G M Stevens to Rufus Ressequie (Foreshyclos) 3800

D E K A L B av s s 125 w Yatea av 25x100 H B Gourley to Mrs E L Dora Loine of New York 5000

D E K A L B av a a 130 w Oxford s t 20x56x455 x84x100 hs amp la W P Eno to Henry A Darrin of West Brighton S I (Mortg $8375) 10000

G A T E S av n a 20 w Cambridge pl 20x100 D C WUson to Edwin H Gardner 11800

GATES av s a 80 w Grand av 20x100( I n shydeft share) Zillah Robinson (widow) to Mary Robinson (Q C) 3333

GATES av amp St Jamess pl n w cor 20x759 E H Gardner to David C WUson 16000

GRAHAM av and Jackson at s w cor 16x 75 J Williams to Geo W Miner of New York 1600

LAFAYETTE av n a 20 e Nostrand av 2Ux65 Charlotte AUen to Eliza C Porshen 3475

L E W I S av w a 60 s Decatur at 20x100 R Merchant to Curtia L North (Foreclos) 400

PORTLAND av w s 1403 a Dekalb av 22x 100 brown-stone houae Naomi H wife of J E De Wit t to Mary B wife of Jesse S Carshyman 21000

U N I O N av a s 96 w Eldert av 48xl00 Jane C wife of C Truax to Wm J Parson of New York (Q C) nom

SAME property C R Snell to Jane C wife of Charles Truax (Q C) nom

VASHINGTON av w s 80 a WUloughby av 20x95 G H Pinney to Franklin and Anna Chase 14000

WASHINGTON av w s 20 s Willoughby av 20 x95 G H Pinney to Jul ia A wife of Ferdishynand Van Siclen 14000

WAVERLEY av s e s 3756 a w Flatbush rd 100x1977 (irreg) W Wade to Henry Tien-ken 17000

106 LOTS in 14th 15tli amp 17th wards on parti-j tion map

348 LOTS property of J B Taylor and G A j Sacchi J J Allegri to Thos P Secor pf New York 18000

GRVVESBNDmdashHubbard st and Centre pl easterly cor 45x1144 J De Nyse to George W King 1000

A2)ri IQt BROADWAY n e s about 445 n w Union av

about 55x11)0x25x25x100 (kreg lofc anil gore) D L Jones to Thomas Hines (B amp S)200

BROADWAY and P a r k av s w cor 57llx293x 303x618 M Christman to WUliam it Louise Frey tag ofHickviUe L 1 2400

CARROLL s t n s 15 e Van Brunt s t 20x60 h amp 1 M Hughes to John D Moran 4300

C E N T R E st n s 190 e Clinton st 25x100 G M Stevens to Catharine L Babcock (Foreshyclos) 1400

COLUMBIA a t e a 943 n Cranberry s t ISlOx 100 h amp 1 H Davis to John C Bach of New York 13900

D E G R A W st a s 240 e Smith at 20x100 W J BedeU to Dominick Dixon and George Ross 11000

D E G R A W s t s a 220 e Smith s t 20x100 W J BedeU to George B Forrester 11000

D E A N s t a w s 22010 s e Smifch sfc 2010x 100 Magdalena C K wife of R Barfchelmess to Pauline wife of Louis Niessen (Error ) 8000

E L M st and Myrtle av n e cor 51x51 G Kneeland to Arabella Kneeland nom

F L O Y D s t n a 325 w Yatea av 25x100 C Houseman to Geo Loffler and Dorothea Hufshynagel 1100

G O L D s t e s 379 s WUloughby s t 23x85 M R Walsh to Godfried Spingler 6300

G W I N E T T a t n w s 214 s w Throop av 30x 100 E Bond to Chriatoph Lutz 1000

H I G H a t a a 75 e Gold s t 35x76 EUz Hayes (widow) to Eliz wife of Wm Hayes 4500

H i G H s t a a 696 w Gold st 352x976 h amp l J Sproot to WiUiam Staples 7350

K E A P st n s 60 e Wythe av 30x100 R GeU to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 7000

K E A P s t n w a 80 n e Wythe av 30x 100 Mary L wife of A D B a u d to Peter W Langley 7000

K E N T s t n a 150 e Union av 35x100 F Canahen to Patr ick Rooney 1500

LEONARD s t e s 80 s Withers s t 30x7510 h amp 1 J E lUingworth to WilUam P Fitzgib-bons 2500

MACON at n a 125 w Tompkins av 30x100 G M Stevens to Efangham H Nichols of New York (Foreclos) 500

M A D I S O N s t s s 300 w Tompkins av 60x100 H Taylor to Theodore W S-wimm 15300

NASSAU s t n a 180 e Gold s t 30x1071 Anria H V wife of D H GUdersleeve to Samuel French of N e w Y o r k 8650

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 185

M O N R O E st e s 375 s Union av 150x96 E L D E R T av w -s 100 n Union av thence w

193xmdash two lots U N I O N av n a 48 e Monroe at 48x100

R Merchant to John L Cadwalader of New York (Foreclos) 3350

P E N N s t n s 1836 e Wythe av 198x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam H Dannat of New York (Forecloae) 500

P O W E R S a t s s 1626 e Graham av 189x75 J W Pitzsimons to Juliua G Tueh 3750

P R O S P E C T pl n s 32 e Carlton av 31x95 J L Sleight to Robert Purey 18500

R U T L E D G E a t n a 138 w Bedford av 16x100 h amp L R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 6000

R U T L E D G E at n a 200 w Bedford av 15x100 h amp 1 R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newshyark N J 6000

R Y E R S O N a t w s 354 n Pa rk av 1611x436x 176x47 h amp 1 J C Rustin to Jaques and Louis RothUsberger of New York 2600

W A S H I N G T O N and Tillary sts n w cor 25x80 (irreg) D W Northup to Bernard McCafshyfrey (Foreclos) 12100

4 T H pl n a 200 w Court s t 100x100 G B Glover to Edward W Richardson (B amp S) nom

S O U T H 5th s t n s 52 w Oth s t 16x734 G W Summer to Henry S Fi r th 7000

1 2 T H s t n s 350 e 3d av 189x100 h amp 1 J Gough fco Lawrence Weber 4900

A T L A N T I C and Schenck avs n w cor 104x75 A B Master^ to Cafcharine Kelly of Easfc New York (Foreclos) 2300

B U S H W I C K av and Woodbine sfc norfcherly cor 100x1038 Mary L wife of W H P ink efc al to Duncan E Mackenzie 6450

D E K A L B av s s 346 w Reed av 196x80 D E Mackenzie to Mary L P ink and Martha A BuU 9000

D E K A L B av a a 100 w TompMna av 50x200 W V Le Count to Sarah E wife of Thomas Palmer J r 7000

D E K A L B av n s 3876 e Nostrand av 189x 100 h amp 1 Annie L wife of S B Struchfield to Helen J Cortis of East New York 6 000

E L D E R T av w a 300 s Union av 305xthe block (irreg) R Merchant to John L Cadshywalader of New York (Foreclos) 3200

F R A N K L I N av w a 120 a Dekalb av 20x100 E Sherman to Sylveater Biasell of Hartford Conn 9000

G R E E N E av s a 1845 w FrankUn av 20x93 ) I N D E F T lot probably rear of above 20x25 )

MaryB Bunker (widow) to H y A Archer12000 G R E E N E av n s 95 e Classon av 20x93 A

H Clark to Nicholas Duffy of Newark N J 1600

G R A N D av e s 133 a Gates av 21x1016 T Skelly fco Angle wife of Hy T Kneeland 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 20 w Oxford s t 20x80 S BisaeU to Mary A Bunker 12000

L E E av e s 84 n Rutledge at 16x77 h amp 1 R Gill fco Pefcer W Longley of Newark N J 6000

L E W I S av and H a r t sfc n w cor 100x100 2 hs amp Is Josephine wife of F Ofcard fco Peter W Longley of Newark N J 24000

L E W I S and Dekalb ava n e cor 80x20 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Annie L wife of Seles B Stuchfield 9750

S H E P A R D av e a 100 a Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Edward S Hoffman of Morria-town N J (Foreclos) 1500

S H E P A R D av e s 150 s Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Jos Schluchtner of East New York (Foreclos) 3016

U N I O N av and Monroe st a e cor 40x100 R Merchant to Helen J Cortis (Foreclos) 500

U N I O N av and Monroe sfc a e cor 48x100 Helen J wife of T T Corfcis fco Valenfciae Kopp of Eaat New York 3000

W I L L O U G H B Y av s a 17 e HamUton s t 17x 100 J WUletts to Ora M wife of Edward M JeweU 13300

W Y C K O F F av s- s 200 s Fulton av 47x100 H H Kat tenhom to Eliz M -wife of JOB J Elsegood of Bast New York 3500

5 T H av n w s 50 n e 13th s t 25x9710 J Coleinan to Johannah wife of Fred Ringel3000

GRAVESEND to Brooklyn road adj Van Siclena 369x330 C J Van Siclen to Henry J Van

Siclen 500

April Vith A S H Bt B s 100 w Oakland s t 125x200 T m s -

teea Union CoUege to James A C h u r c h 9000 B E L V I D E R E at s e s 225 n e Broadway 25x

848 I DeBevoise to Anton VigeUns (exrs bull deed) 900

B U T L E R st n s 215 w Classon av 20x131 also lot in Newtown Sarah K -wife of H B Ke t shycham to James M c K e e 8 000

CHURCH st and Smith av westly cor 110x50 (New Utrecht) J Kastendieck to Bridget Osborne (widow) New Utrecht 1500

C H E E V E R pl w s161 n Degraw a t 21x886 h amp 1 P Burke to Alphonzo E Gordon of New Brunswick N J 12000

COURT st w a 60 s President st 20x65 h amp 1 W H Kenyon to Jessie W wire of Alexr W Kyle 15000

CUMBERLAND s t w a 23110 n Atlantic av 20 xlOO E C RusseU to Daniel Fowle r 10000

D E A N st n a 1854 w Smith sfc 20x1005 hamp 1 F H Smith to WUliam J Roche 6000

D E A N st n s 2688 e Grand av 168x100 L I B E R T Y av s a 40 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 L I B E R T Y av a s 20 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 J 0 B Wilson to C Alonzo Brown of New York 9000

D E V O E s t s s 3335 w Lorrimer s t 20x1003 H Brundage to Amanda M wife of S W Deshyvoe (B amp S) nom

DEGRAW s t n s 216 8 w Smith sfc 168x100 J V D Jacobson fco Jacob F Oakley of New York 7000

F U L T O N st s s 40 e Hanover Place 20x60 h ife 1 E C PuUer to James McMahon 12000

H E W E S s t n s 2567 w Bedford av 18x100 G Pancoast to Edward Gateson of WUliama-burgh 4925

H I C K S at w s 2456 n State s t 176x100 h amp 1 E W Fargo to James M Benham 3500

jEtTERSON St s s 161 0 Ormond Place 21x 100 Adeline B wife of L G Spring to Charshylotte R wife of Conway M Jenkins 6250

LuQUEER St s s 155 e Columbia s t 25x100 B A Hegeman et al (Exrs) to John Rash-ley 800

MADISON a t n s 2668 e Marcy av 168x100 R P Newcomb to Louisa Strong of Newark N J 6000

MoKRELL St e a 50 n Cook a t 25x100 h amp 1 J Kleinheim fco Mary wife of Martin Gorshyman 3000

P A C I F I C a t a s 300 e Grand av 17x110 h amp 1 G F Laurence to WilUam H Taylor nom

P E N N s t s s 2016 e Lee av 202x100 h ltfe 1 M D Earle to Sophia L wife of George L Wood 9000

P R E S I D E N T s t S a 200 w FrankUn av 1072x 180x124x1187 H M Needham to WiUiam P Sweet (Foreclos) 3350

R E M S E N a t n s 388 w Court a t 22x100 Harr iet Rogers (widow) to Frederick A Ward 22500

SCHERMERHORN st n s 400 e Smith st 25x 100 F J Breithaupt to James Boyd of New York 18000

SKILLMAN st e s 2579 n Myrtle av 26x100 G M Stevens to Merchs amp Traders Fire Ina Co (Foreclos) 3 700

V A N B R U N T s t n w s 75 s w SuUivan s t 2o x90 F Ro th t o Pa t r ick Conners 3000

W A L T O N at n w a 90 a w Marcy av 60x90 (irreg) R M Hardy to Pat r ick D a r b y 3700

W A R R E N st and Utica av s e cor 90x25 Sophia J wife of W C Sharpley to Mordecai Johnson 500

W Y C K O F F s t n e s 2355 n w Oth av 44x 100 R B Wade to Thomas F Stevenson 4400

SOUTH 4th s t n a 120 w 2d a t 20x106 J W Byard to Pat r ick GUlespie 6400

N O R T H 4th a t s s 78 w Sth a t 22x50 P Dougherty to James Nash 850

S O U T H 5th st s s 1786 w 4th s t 25x100 H H Smith to Francis J HiU nom

1 7 T H St n e s 3563 s e 3d av 189x100 Frances B wife of R S Higgins to Mary wife of Pat r ick M McGovern 7000

2 0 T H s t n a 325 w Oth av 25x100 S W Strickland to Theodore Gieges 2000

4 0 T H s t n s 1334 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New York 4000

4 0 T H a t n a 350 e 3d av 168x1003 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New

York 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 2834 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MlarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 200 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t na 2668 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp

1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU 4000 ATLANTIC av s a 140 e Rochester av 20x100

Louisa S Wendt to BUhu Ayres of New York 1 0 0 0

B E D F O R D av w a 358 a WUloughby av 216x-100 bro-wri-stone house EUen A -wife of E

Ortiz to Rachael TUton 12500 B U S H W I C K av and Varet at a w cor 50x563

J McBride fco Andrew S McBride giJEt and 1200 LAFAYETTE av n s 200 e Stuyvesant av lOOx

100 Josephine -wife of F Ofcard to Charles M James 4000

LAFAYETTE av n s 259 e Bedford av 19x100 J McDermott to Thomas W Keating 5000

L E W I S av w s 80 s McDonough a t 40x95 T HaU to Curtis L North 3000

P O R T L A N D av e s 387 n Lafayefcfce av 22x 100 R N Peterson to Daniel W McWU-liams 14000

R E I D av and Quincey a t n e cor 200x325 Josephine wife of P Otard to Robinson GUI 24500

9 T H and Prospect avs s e cor 80x200 E Louisa wife of G P Bergen and Rebecca J wife of Silas B Dutcher to Thomas McshyCann 139^35

W E S T C H E S T E R

A2-)ril 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16

BEDFORD

100 ACRES on road leading from Bedford to Ridgefield adj land of Stephen Green Benj B Newman to James Stutt of Brooklyn N Y 8250

M Y R T L E av j(Mt Kisco) n w cor Myrtle av and Grove st 100x275 Merritt SmaUey to Annie Jane Knapp of Bedford 5000

GROVF s t (Mt Kisco) a w s 150 s Myrtle av 75x100 Moses W Fish to John A Cronk of Bedford 200

38 ACRES n w s road from Bedford to Katonah adj land formerly of Squire Wood Sen Mary E Parless efc al to Harriet E Anderson of Eastchester N Y 17000

973^ ACRES w s highway from Cherry st fco Soshymers adj land of Mrs Brown Jesse Dingee to Sarah A Harris of Bedford 4300

97 ACRES a s road leading from A Suttone to Samuel H Kriappa adj land of Henry Lyon John T Carpenter to Andrew G Carpenter of Bedford 14000

CORTLAND

SOUTH side road or street leading to Requas Dock (PeekskUl) adj land of Miles Frost about 120 xl60 Alfred Reynolds to Henry L Armshystrong et al of Pu tnam Co 7750

M A I N s t (PeekskiU) n s adj land of EUjah Gardner (Irreg) Doriin F Clapp et al to John Smith J r of PeekskiU 1325

20 ACRES w s road fi-om Crumpond to the Dug-way adj land late of Silas Sinith deed Gilshybert Dickerman to ManseU MUler of Cortshyland 2000

1)4 ACRES w s Albany post road adj land of Mary J Coar Mary B Sparks to Lucius F Reed of New York 500

N O R T H w cor lot hereby conveyed adj land of D L Seymour 20x80 (PeekskUl) Edward Whashylen to John Kinley of PeekskUl 200

J O H N at (PeekskUl) n s adj land of WUliam Cable 40x150 Edward Lyons to Joseph Sey-mom of PeekskUl 750

12 18-100 ACRES adj Hudson River R R afc Montrose station John Mulford to Benjamin P Fairchild of New York city 8500

240 ACRES adj Croton River and land of Jacob Cornell and widow Purdv John Leib to John Schmidt of New York 21000

C E N T R E st (PeekskUl) n s adj land of John Smith (irreg) Morris Dlee to Benj McCabe of Cold Spring 6500

laquo EASTCHESTER

W H I T E P L A I N S road cor and Archer av (Chesshyter HUl) 70x350 Peter Rich fco Charles Crary efc al of New York City 2500

4 T H av (Mt Vemon) e s Lot No 288 15x105 WUliam H Ferris to Sarah Bissland of Mt Vernon 800

6 T H av (Central M t Vemon) w s L o t No 296 50x100 Andrew Smith to John H Price of New York 1500

8TH av (Mt Vernon) w s 100 n 2d s t 30x50 Caleb Morgan to Andrew Bridgeman of Eas t shychester 4500

7TH av (Central Mt Vernon) w s lot No 235 50x100 Charles W Waterhouse to David Brown of Eastchester 300

4 T H av (Mt Vernon) e s n parfc lot 381 56x 105 Henry J Newton to CorneUa C Bedford o f M t Vemon 3600

L O T S NOS 363 395 and 396 on map of Central M t Vemon 100x150 Ray C Kayser to John C Kayser of West Farms 750

GREENBURGH

45 ACRES on road from Scarsdale to Dobbs Ferry adj land of George Seely Phebe Seviness to Mary V B Ross of N e w Y o r k 13000

186 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

F R A N K L I N and Windle sts cor (Tarrytown) adj land of Mrs Palmer about 120x185 J o shyseph E Smith to Nicholas Field of M t Pleasshyant 13702

BROADWAY W S (Tarrytown) two plofcs of land one 5xl60 one 40x50 Susan GUberfc to Marshytha N WUUams of Tarrytown 1000

BROADWAY W a (Tarrytown) adj land of Marshytha N GUbert 5x200 Susan Gilbert to Marshytha N WiUiams of Tarryto^vn 500

M E A D O W s t (near Tarrytown) a a White Plains road 25x100 Roberfc Pye fco James S MUlard of Tarryfcown 400

2 D sfc (village of Whifce Plains) w s adj land of David Verplanck (irreg) Mary Ann Carshyson fco Richard H Byiie efc al of White Plains 1300

HARRISON

27 ACRES adj land of Daniel Smifch and Terfcellus Marfcin Sarah Carpenter to George S Burshyling of Brooklyn 5900

LEWISBORO

75 ACRES adj the town of Bedford and land of P WUUam MUler John B Holly to P WiUiam MiUer of Lewisboro 5000

5 ACRES adj Isaac Knapps land and Long Swamp Brook Jacob G Mead to F WUliam MiUer of Lewisboro 250

60 ACRES adj land of John D Stevens on road from Boutonville to Cross river Richard H Lockwood to Samuel Grummon of Lewisshyboro 2100

108 ACRES on the road leading from Cross River VUlage to BoutonvUle adj land of David Webb Rufus Avery to Henry McGrath of New York 5500

3^ ACRE (Cross River) on the road leading from said viUage to Enoch Averya Edward Merrit t to Jamea Worden of Bedford 1700

SOUTH ecor of land of Francis R Quick adj land of David Voorhees 64x153 Clark FuUer to Robert R Halleck of Somers 1300

MORRISANIA

ROBBINS av s e s (Wilton) 150 e Uncas a t 35x105 WiUiam Rice to George Schneider of Morrisania 4000

INWOOD av w s (Inwood) 100 a w from an angle in said av (irreg) Thomas C Finnell to Michael A FinneU of New York 3000

O L D Boston Road s e s 341 n Grove s t 35x 184 Andrew Gerkin to Margaret Stonebridge of Morrisania 1700

1 4 0 T H St s a (North New York) 135 w Alexshyander av 71x100 John Quinn to James H Kellogg of Troy N Y 4500

WESTCHESTER R R a t s a (Map of E M o m -sania) 50x84 Eliza MiUs to August Dahler of Morrisania 1500

COTTAGE a t e a 350 n Morris av 100x100 Noah B Hoyt to Richard B Hoyt of Morrishysania 5000

I S S T H s t a a (North New York) 131 e Alexshyander av 19x100 Elizabeth HubbeU to Mary H Green of Morriaania 8000

F U L T O N s t a e s Lot No 87 on Map of VUlage of Morrisania 50x309 Mary Dessoir to John Broadhead of Morrisania 5000

1 3 5 T H s t s s (North New York) 188 e Alexshyander av 184x100 Jacob H Van Reed to Mary Ann Thurber of New York bull500

1 4 3 D s t s s (North New York) 300 e WUUs av 50x100 R o b t Stursberg et al to Henry Martin of Morrisania 2200

SPRINGFIELD st (Melroae South) s a 300 e Morris av 35x100 August Wi t t to Theodore P HaU of Morrisania 700

GROVE av (Forest Grove) e a 700 n CUff a t 100x100 Eliza A Soule to John J Clarke of Morrisania 9750

1 4 3 D s t (North New York) a s 350 e WiUis av 35x100 Robert Stursberg to Frederick Fackner of New York city 1100

2 D a t (Port Morris) 150 e 3d av 35x100 Mary Ann Montgomery to Elizabeth NeU of New York city 1000

M O T T s t (Mekoae South) n a 300 e Morris av 35x1063^ Edward Holton to James Shanshyley of New York 700

M O T T s t (Melrose South) n a 335 e Morris av 25x106^ Edward Holton to Rody Rime of New York 700

WASHINGTON avri w s adj land of S t Paul s Episcopal Church 77x150 Francia M PeimeU to WiUiam J Brewster of Morrisania 6650

1 4 6 T H Bt (North New York) s a lofcs 285 and 286 50x100 Charlotte Eldridge to Daniel Tone of New York city 4850

Av B (Grove HiU) w s 200 n Cedar dt lOOx 100 Harold Henwood to Robert Clark of Morrisania 1500

MOUNT PLEASANT

46 650-1000 ACRES n s road from the Highland turnpike to Saw MUI River past the house of John R Steiphens John R Stephens to James E MaUony of Mt Pleasant 41985

8 ACRES n a Highway from Unionville to Tarryshytown adj lands of Wm Odell Alvah Newman to Moses W Taylor of Mt Pleasant 2750

W E S T S road leading from Union-viUe to PleasantshyvUle adj land of Mr Deadly John B Sands to Henry Yerks of Mt Pleasant 4800

SOUTH S road from PleasantviUe Depot to Sing Sing at Pleasantville adj Mr FarreU Alsop Green et al to Susan Quinby of Newcastle 1500

J O N E S av e s cor Maple st (near Tarryshytown) 50x100

L O T S 48 and 49 Maple st 50x112 A S Briggs to John H Briggs of Tarryshytown 1800

70 13-100 ACRES adj PlykiU Brook and land of Holly Newman Henry Yerks to Jared D PoweU of M t Pleasarit 17500

MAMARONECK

O L D Boston road s e s adj land of Thomas L Rushmore 90x246 Michael NeviU to Richard Welch of Mamaroneck 500

NEW ROCHELLE

WASHINGTON av n a 171 e Webster av 414x 242 Sarah Ann Smith to Wm Connolly of New Rochelle 310

P L O T of land on Cedar at aa per map of property belonging to T A Emmet James O Smith to Alexander B Hudson et al of New RocheUe 2750

W E B S T E R av n e s lot No 218 on Map of West New Rochelle William Babee et al to Valentine Kreitler of New Rochelle 350

WOODBURY s t s e s adj land of S Bergen 100x100 Michael Donahoe to WiUiam R Humphrey of New Rochelle 300

P L O T of land in Huguenot Park a s May Flower av adj Lake av (U-reg) Benjamin D Le-fevre to John R Penn of New York 8500

A T the junction of Hugernot at and White Plains road (irreg) WUUam Burton to Hem-y Welch of New RocheUe 1400

NEW CASTLE

SOUTH s t (Mt Kisco) w s 60 s land of David C Lyon 60x20 Anria WiUiams to Katie L French of M t Kisco 1000

3^ ACRE e s Highway adj land of Greo Quimby Henry W Bischoff to Alexander Yerks of New Castle 475

1-7 ACRE n s road Chappaqua Station to New Castle cor adj land of Rebecca Scofield Henry W Bischoff to Daniel Donovan of New Castle 1400

EAST_ S road from Chappequa Depot to Aaron Haights adj land of Rebecca Scofield Susan Quinby to Henry W Bischoff of Newcastle 2800

76 A C R E S adj land of Purdy Carpenter and Ste-c-phen Sarles Edmund L Hun t to Prances T

Shethan of New York 12050

NORTH CASTLE

100 ACRES on Highway from Bedford to Greenshywich adj land of E Waterbury Ru th M Knapp to Chas Brundage of Noi-thCaatleS750

3 A C R E S on Highway leading from Rensico to Purchase a t adj land of WilUam WiUiams Henry T Turner to Eliza CasUear of Nor th Castle 560

NORTH SALEM

Av A n w s adj land of WiUiam Barker (Cro-r ton FaUs) 4800 sq ft WUUam Barker to Jos

T Seacord of Croton FaUs 300 M O T T at (Sing Sing) s s adj land of Barney

Foshay 30x150 Cornelius B Palmea to Susan Ann Orr of Srag Smg 3150

CLINTON av (Sing Sing) s s bounded w by BeUeview av 240x250 Wm B Ryder to Abraham B Valentine of New York 4750

BROADWAY (Sing Sing) s s SO w land of Mrs C H Cummings 25x100 Catharine Knapp to Wm Van Wart of Sing Sing 1100

EASTERN av (Sing Sing) n s adj land of Sophia Lynch 25x100 Mary E Burrhus to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing 1830

ORCHARD a t (Sing Sing) s B two parcels of land adj AMathar Brown (irreg) Wm W Benjamin to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing8000

19 ACRES on road from Quaker Meefcing House to bull the pine treea adj land of BUzabeth Palmer Newman Brigga to Walter Palmer of Brookshylyn 2566

5 ACRES adj land of Elizabeth Palmer and Peach Pond (Seorge F Bailey to Walter Palmer of Brooklyn 1000

F R A N K L I N av s a 100 e Main s t 100x100 Delia Ann Horton to WUliam McAllister of Pelham 500

CLAY av (Prospect HUl VUlage) n s 790 feet a e Hudaon at 160x245 Benjamin L Hannah to Henry Hannah of Brooklyn 30O

POUNDRIDGE

10 ACRES adj land of Harr iet Fancher and Benshynet t Scofield Bennet t Scofield to Aaron B Fancher of Poundridge 300

13 ACRES W a road C W Monroea to Cross bull River adj land of Solomon Mead Lyman Mead to Alexander D Miller of Poundridge 500

S M I T H av (Portchester) w s adj land of John Casey 80x103 Theodore Van Scoy to Alonzo Beekman of Eastchester 2500

H O R T O N av cor New York and Boston Turn shypike at Portchester (irreg) Henry S Scudshyder to Joseph Reynolds of Rye 6500

C H U R C H at (Portcheater) adj land formerly of Mary M Abendroth (irreg) Eli Curtia to WUliam P Abendroth et al of New York5250

BOSTON post road (Portchester) w s adj land of John Fawcett (irreg) James M Tucker to John Fawcett of Rye 1250

SD av w s 800 n Boston Post road adj land of D P Smith 100x195 Asbm-y Newshycomb to Ann Gedney of Rye 800

SOMERS

1953^ ACRES on road from Somers to PeekskiU adj land of Edmund Hallock Isaac CWright to Harvey Voris of White Plains 18600

6 8-100 ACRES e s west branch of CJroton river adj Pu tnam county Une Exrs of Thomaa R Lee to John Franz of North Salem 1216

51)4 A C R E S on Highway known ae Slop at adj land of Jefferson Quickney Jesse G Carpenshyter to Joshua S Carpenter of Somers 8000

20 A C R E S on Highway leading from Charles S Teeds to Daniel Drews farm AdeUne Dexter to B Hopkins Merritt of Somers 2800

WESTCHESTER

W E S T C H E S T E R turnpike n a adj land of Leonshyard Mapea 3 acres Francis Larkin et al to Francis Devine of Weatcheater 5000-

JOHNSON av (Bast Tremont) n w a adj land of Samuel Ryer 66x150 Margarefc Crawford fco Maria Louisa White of New York 1000-

2 D av (OUnviUe) w a 250 s Pirs t st 50x100 John Coyle to Mary P ONeU of New York City 300

14TH s t (Unionport) s s lot No 361 100x108 Elizabeth Gauteran to Eliza Doty of Westshychester 150

WEST FARMS

J A C O B s t Fordham s s map of S Cambreling et al 100x125 John Berrian et al to Stephen J Wright of West Farms 2250

1 75-1000 A C R E S on road from Fordham to Wil -liamsbridge adj land of Mrs A Hargons Louis E Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 1000

8 166-1000 ACRES n s Road leading from Ford-_ ham to WiUiamsbridge adj land of E V Har shy

gons Antoine Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 33000

F L E T C H E R s t (Fordham) s s lots Nos 38 and ^ 39 on A Bassford map 100x150 John BeiTian et al to Mary Crow of New York 3000

J A C O B s t (Fordham) a s lots Nos 290 and 356 on S CambreUng map 25x100 John Berrian et al to Henry A Richardson of Brooklyn 900

F L E T C H E R s t s w cor of and Washington av fronting on Harlem R R 100x150 Edward R Costigan et al to WUliam H Parmer of N e w Y o r k 2600

U N I O N av e a 150 n Glen av 50x100 John C Thompaon to Charles Whitlock of New-York 10200

WASHINGTON av (Fordham) w s 50 n Wet shymore st (irreg) Robert Dwyre to Ferdinand Meyer of T r e m o n t 3 COO

W A S H I N G T O N av (Central Morrisania) w a 250 s Nin th Bt 150x300 James W Porter t o Eraatus Brainard of Connecticut 2550C

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 187

WASHINGTON av(Central Morrisania) e B 150 s U t h s t 100x120 John S Kenyon to Abram Van Duser of New York City 11000

F A I R M O U N T av (Upper Morrisania) n e a lofc No 15 75X146 John Burr efc al fco James C HuU of Upper Morrisania 1000

BAYARD at cor Delancey pl (Fordham) (irreg) Wm H McCool to John Dyer of West Farms 3800

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 138 n Bayard s t 25x110 Wm H McCool to Thos Hough-lahan of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 163n Bayard st 25x110 Wm H McCool to John Gunn of

Fordham 400 D E L A N C E Y pl (Fordham) w s 113 n Bayard

St 25x110 Wm H McCool to Michl Croker of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s ISS n Bayard St 50x110 Wm H McCool to WUUam Doshyran of Fordham 775

J A C O B st (Fordham) s s 100x100 John Bershyrien et al to Wm Callaghan of New York1800

J A C O B s t (Fordham) s s 25x100 John Berrien efc al to Ann Jane Getty of New York 450

WHITE P L A I N S

LEXINGTON av e a adj old poat road as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fogg map A W Eggleston to Jackson Wright of White Plains 3000

85 ACRES e s Mamaroneck av adj land of John J Hill Isaac Lyon to Edward Jones of New York City 19000

H O R T O N av w s lots Nos 17 19 21 on map of C A Purdy s estafce 131x150 EmUy Van TasseU fco Calvin BUIT of New York 7700

H A R R I S O N av n s 250 e Warren a t 50x200 Calvin Burr to EmUy Van TasseU of White Plams 4000

YONKERS

E A S T side of a right of way leading from Ashshyburton av to F Pfeifers land 19x80 Lewis Ri t te r to Edward Bush of Yonkers 750

KiLLiNGER s t s s 125 0 Spring st 25x109 Eliza Vance to George W Bynon of Yonshykers 3000

P A L I S A D E av w a 100 n Pond st 25x145 Samuel D Rockwell to Daniel Wilsea of Yonshykers 4500

SUMMIT st e s cor Ingram s t 25x797 Wm Doyle to Wm Ray of Yonkers 3500

R I V E R D A L E av w a adj land of J H Post 184x170 Ephraim D Stater to Lavinia M CutshybiU of Yonkers 9000

O L I V E R av n e a 25 s e Brook s t 25x1026 Robert Moore to James McGraw of Yonshykers 1500

R I V E R D A L E av W a adj land of J H Post and T W Ludlow 170X184 Adaline Guion to Ephraim D Stater of Yonkers 8200

P R O S P E C T and Clinton sts n e cor 75x100 Protestant Dutch Reformed Church to Susan Bradish of Yonkers 7750

SCHOOL s t e s adj land of Mrs EUen Fisher 25x100 Ethan Flagg to Jeremiah Clark of Y o n k e r s 350

B U E N A V I S T A av e s adj land of Orange Webster 25x100 Edwin W Palmer to Benj S Washburn of Yonkers 5000

64 9-1000 ACRES on Cross from Jackson av to Central Pa rk av adj land of L Underhill Wm R Diderer to Sylvester H Kneeland of New York 22000

123 ACRES n w Si highway tha t leads to Yonkers adj land of the estate of D S Lent decd Isaac Lefurgy to S H Kneeland of New York City 57500

D A L E pl s s 75 w of a new st 25x100 Hya t t L Garrison to William Lane of Yonkers 500

CROTON Aqueduct n w s adj land of Richard Archer (irreg) George McCord to George T Styles of Yonkers 700

O L I V E R av n e a 268 s e Walnut st 40x102 Ralph T Seddon to I ra U Travis of Yonshykers 1000

R A V I N E av w s 100 n Gold s t 50x225 R o b t G Richards to Merrit t H Smifch efc al of Yonkers 4500

PROJECTED BUILDINGS

The following plans embrace all tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings sincis our last repor t bullmdash

ATTORNEY ST (No 17) ONE THREE-STOR-T BRICK second-class dwelling 20x20 owner M BossiN-B K I E architectyH P A E R Y

B A R R O W ST (No 23) ONE Frvte-STORTBRIGE toniement 25x63 dwrceri J WissstAW architect WM Jbsfi

BOWERY ST ( N O 168) ONE ONE-STORY BICICK workshop 25x13 owner B R A U T H architect W E W A R I N G builders D O Y L E amp CULLEN

BOWERY ( N O 309 REAR) ONE ONE-STORY IIRICK ahop 12x20 owner B R E I C H M A N N architect P S BARUS

E I G H T I E T H ST S S 70 E LEXINGTON AV ONE three-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 20x50 owner J B B R I C E architect J M C I N T Y R E builders CROOK amp HIGGINS and J C GEDNEY

F O R T I E T H ST N S 325 w OTH AV F IVE F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 25x60 owner J J B U R C H E L L builders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - T H I R D ST AND T H I R D AV N W COR one five-story brown-stone store and tenement 25 xlOO owner J J B U R C H E L L buUders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - S I X T H ST ( N O 521 W ) ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement 189x55 owner P A T R I C K COSTELshyLO architect J M F O S T E R

FORTY-SEVENTH ST S S 175 w 1 1 T H AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x56 owner L G SCHNEIDER architect J M FOSTER

FORTY-EIGHTH ST N S 100 w MADISON AV four four-story brick first-class dweUings 25x90 owner M BYRNES architect J G PRAGUE

F I F T I E T H ST ( N O 429 W) ONE THREE-STORY brick tenement 25x27 owner P K A Y architect G H O B Z E I T builder P KAY

F I F T Y - T H I R D ST N S 135 E F I F T H AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 26x 658 owners E J amp J W H A M I L T O N architect J O H N G P R A G U E

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 325 w STH AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 25x00 owners Moss BROTHERS buUder J T CONOVER

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O 221 EO ONE FOUR STORY brick carriage house 25x9411 owner E D U F F Y architect GAGE INS LEE

F I R S T AV E S 50 N 55TH ST TWO FIVE-STORY brick tenements 25x54 owner P D O E L G E R arshychitect W J O S E

F I R S T AV AND 121ST ST S E COR F I V E F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 20x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

GOERCK ST ( N O 138 REAR) ONE THREE-STORY brick factory 25x36 owners and builders^ SCHWARTZ amp LOHMAN architect C SCHWARTZ

H A M I L T O N ST ( N O 11) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK tenement 25x63 bull owner T H O S CONNERY archishytect W M J O S E

H U D S O N AND T H O M A S STS N E C O R O N E O N E -

story brick store 56x28 owner A R W H I T N E Y architect and buUder F BLOODGOOD

L U D L O W ST W S 35 N DELANCEY ST ONE four-story brick school 75x83 owner N E W Y O R K CITY architect A MACVEY buUder T K I E R N A N

L U D L O W AND DELANCEY STS S E COR ONE five-atorj brick tenement 216x634 owner M SELSAM architect W J O S E

MADISON ST S S 135 E M A R K E T ST ONE T W O -story iron first-class dwelling 35x30 owner J D G A D E K E architect and builder J A S A R T H U R

N O R F O L K ST E S 100 s STANTON TWO FI-PE-atory brick tenements 35x7^3 owner J G E L L E R architect T J B I E R

N O R F O L K ST (No 133) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK store and tenement 35x50 owner L F J A U G E R architect J B O E K E L L

N I N T H AV AND 2 3 D ST N E COR FOUR F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 19x20x52x54x65 owner T H O S E F O R A N architect C F D E B O R S T buUders B U R N S amp T I M M I N S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T I E T H ST N S 100 e 1st av four three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 189x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 360 w 3d av four fchree-stOry brown-stone first-clasa dwellinga 15x48 ownera and buUders J amp W C SPEARS architect I C BABCOCK

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - F I R S T ST S S 100 w 9th av one three-story brick first-class dweUshying 22x32 owner C D U F F Y architect J S C A L -LEN

N I N T H AV E S SO s 3 8 T H ST ONE FIVE-STORY brick store and tenement 25x60 owner M K U H N architect J M FOSTER

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST S S 125 w Boulevard one one-half story brick church 722 x l40 owners P E CHURCH OF INTERCESSION architect R L O C K W O O D buUders W E E K S amp GATCHET

STANTON AND PORampYTH- STSH s VV COK- ONE five-story brick fceueriient 25x50 owners G B K I S W E N Z E L architect WMi Jcisamp

SECOND ST ( N O S 288 290 292) THREE F I V E -story brick stores and tenerrients 25x70 owner S R O S S M A N architect R- S H A P T E R buUders L A W amp S H A P T E R

S I X T E E N T H ST- N S 194 E 1ST AV ONE T H R E E -story brick school 75x87 owners CITY OP NE-VV Y O R K architect A M A C V E Y buUder D A V C H R I S T I E

SIXTY-FOURTH ST N S 100 E LEXINGTON AV five three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 20x55 owner G FOUNTAIN architect J G P R A G U E builder P FOUNTAIN

SIXTY-FOURTH St N S 200 E LEXINGTON av five three-story brown stOne first-class dwellshyings 16x55 owner and buUder G FOUNTAIN architect J G PRAGUE-

SIXTY-SEVENTH ST N 8 500 VV IOTH AV ONE two-story wood stable 24x20 owner T H O M A S O B R I E N architect and buUder THOMAS O B R I E N

SEVENTY-NINTH ST AND MADISON A V S E cor one four-story brick first-class dwelUng 21x 63 owners|ANDKUSS amp CUMMING architects D amp J J A R D I N E buUders N ife H ANDRUSS

SEVENTY-NINTH ST S S 21 E MADISON AV one four-story brick first-class dweUing 18x55 owners A N D R U S S ltfe CUMMINGS architects D amp J J A R D I N E builders N amp H ANDRUSS

T H I R D ST E S 100 E A V D ONE TWO-STORT brick stable 14x60 owner B DONELY architect tVM J O S E builders K E R C H U N ife O N E I L

T W E L F T H ST ( N O 367 W E S T ) ONE TWO-STOKY brick stable 286x25 owner THOMAS MULEOY

TWENTY-EIGHTH ST ( N O 130 W E S T ) ONE T W O -story brick stable 25x31 owner D STEWART architect C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 4 0 W 1 1 T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick office 16x30 owner M K N A P P buildshyer C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 350Tiv U T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick store and second-class dweUing 18x40 owners P E C K amp W A N D E L L builder B^ L L A -FORGE

T H I R T Y - T H I R D ST N S 200 FROM 9TH AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x50 owner P D O N A shyH U E architecfc J M FORSTER

T H I R D AV ( N O 349) ONE BRICK TENEMENT 248x65 owner J K E L L E R architecfc W J O S E

ALTERATIONS IN BUILDINGS

One brick house and dwelling No 244 Bowery fcwo and one-half sfcories 20 by 38 one-half sfcory fco be added Mr Drake owner

One brick sfcore and dwelling norfch side of Third avenue 25 feet nor th of Eighty-third street three stories 25 by 50 extension 25 by 35 12 feet high E amp S HiU owners

Nine brick stores and factories Nos 167 to 183 (inclusive) Canal street 5 stories 188 by 50 roof to be raised three feet and exfcension on rear 188 by 50 by 40 feet and five sfcories in height John S GUes owner

One brick factory No 125 Mott a t four atories 25 by so damaged by tire to be repaired F Watershybury owner

One brick fjwstory Canal Centre and Walker streets northeast corner three stories 548 by 822 and 613 two stories to be added Mr Munn owner

One brick laundry north aide of Fifty-third street 250 -feet weat of Firsfc av fchree stories 80 by 40 one story to be added and extension 52 byl005 53 feet high Empire Laundry Company owners

One brick ice-house No 227 East Thirty-eighth street five stories 45 by 63 extension453 by 368 52 feet h igh A Hupfel owner

One frame store and dweUing No 2379 Third avenue two stories 25 by 50 one story to be added Addison Smith owner

One frame store and dwelling No 2146 Third avenue three stories 25 by 40 extension 25 by 33 12 feet high J Hutchings ltfe Son owners

One frame stable No 160 Washiiigton street two and a half stories 25 by 46 one half stdi-y to be added new brick front built and extension in front of buUding to fuU extent of l o t Mr Big owner

UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Monroe s t reet Nos 57 59 and 61 unsafe and rot ten wooden gut ters H M Bailey agent

St Marks place No 33 easfc brick fence waU Peter Cook owner

Mercer atreet No 132 generaUy uttaafe waUs cracked arid floor beams insufficiently supported Rs Durilap-amp Go and Phelan arid Sofl leeseesi

188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

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tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

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B A L T I C s t s amp 3154 w Clinton s t 34x100 J Frisbee to Harriet A wife of Jared Brewsfcer (Q C 1865) nom

B A N K E R st w s- 976 s Norman av ISlx 439 (error)

N O R T H 15TH st s w s 82 s e 2d s t 18x100 G A Sacchi to Henry Sacchi 140

B O X s t 8 s 175 w Oakland s t 25x100 M Grace to Nathaniel Morton of Plymouth Mass 900

BERGEN s t n s 230 w Saratoga av 120x1072 P Massa to John Stafford amp Alex Nichol 2400

CEDAR s t a e s 3807 n e Evergreen av 100x839 5 hs amp Is T S Olive to Henry Kearney 1750O

CLINTON s t e s 163 n Pierrepont s t 25xl00 A Querean to James Bailey 14250

DOWNING s t e a 350 s Gates av 25x100 Nancy M wife of J Irwin to Walter Green-ough 7000

H O O P E R s t n s 2214 w Matey av 80x100 _ F Scholes fco Peter J ODonohue 5060 J E F F E R S O N s t s s 2834 w Stuyvesant av

168x100 L Kenny to Thomas Garvey of New York 6000

L I N D E N boulevard n s 75 e proposed extension of Nostrand av 25x235 Charlotte wife of L Mendelson to Jos Leghorn of New York 3500

LOMBARDY st s s 155 w Morgan av 20x1265 (irreg) R C Combes to Severin Mejer1000

LOMBARDY s t s s 95 w Morgan av 60x986x mdashxl265 R C Combes to James H Saxton of Newark N J 2500

MADISON s t s a 475 w Nostrand av 25x100 C King to Harriet wife of Cuthbert C Gorshydon 7S00

M ONROE s t n s 150 w Patchen av 25x100 Nannie W wife of G A Gardiner to Win H Harrison 1700

NASSAU s t n s 200 e Gold s t 20x1071 h amp 1 B Donlon to John S Sfciger of New York 10000

N E L S O N s t n s 140 e Court s t 20x100 h amp 1 C M Felt to Fred k W amp Marie Moritz of New York 4750

OAKLAND s t e s 225 s Nassau ay 283x1 OOx 479xmdash P C IngersoU to EUza A wife of George H Stiles 1400

P E N N st s s 100 w Harrison av 202x100 C A Cushman to Wm B Pester 1110

P E N N s t s s 120 w Harrison av 203x100 G H Mellisch to WUliam B Pester 1110

R I C H A R D S and Van Dyke sfcs easterly cor 80x 20 W W Goodrich to Thomas CarroU 610

R U T L E D G E s t n w s 1634 s w Leeav SlSx 100 - A Lowerre to Alfred O Backus 4600

RYERSON s t w s 84 n Myrtle av 20x100 Eliz A H wife of A Y BirdsaU to S Josephine wife of Stephen T Birdsall 5500

SKILLMAN s t w s 1032 n Lafayette av 182 xlOO h ltamp 1 J McCarthy to EUen 0 L Co-halan 1000

STOCKTON s t s s 240 w Throop av 20x100 (Foreclos) G M Stevens fco Chas B Nichols of Albany 1000

STOCKTON s t n s 350 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Valentine Weissensee of New York 1100

V A N D Y K E s t n e s 20 s e Richards st 20 x80 W W Goodrich to Barnard Rom-ke 400

W A R R E N s t s s 4799 w Nevins s t 20x100 Letitia McCabe to Patr ick Dervin 1850

W I L S O N s t SO s of and Wythe av 774 e of (rear) 194x20 M Donovan to Charles P Kuchnemnndt 250

W I L S O N st s s 774 e Wythe av-194xl00 C Kuchnemundt to John M Borcherding 9500

SOUTH 5TH s t n s 170 e Oth s t 43x1004 P Bovers to Valentine Broker 2600

SOUTH 5Tn s t a s 60 w Sth s t 30x80 P Bovers fco Walfcer K Van Valkenburgh 1625

7 T H s t n w s 834 s w Norfch 6fch s t 16Sx 100 Harriefc L Nelson fco Sabrina B Au-bery nom

1 0 T H St n e s 170 s e 3d av 30x100 W Corboy to Jeremiah Corboy 3600

B E D F O R D av and Hewes s t n e cor 60x97 J WUde to Francis Du Bois 8350

B E D F O R D av e s 60 s Hooper s t 80x97 J WUde to Peter J ODonahue 11000

F R A N K L I N av w s 30 n Dean s t 30x80 h amp 1 J Stafford to Theodora wife of Ferd Massa 9000

K E N T av s w s intersection of centre line of Keap St if continued thence n w 1351x1519 to WaUabout channel xl359xmdash P Scholes to Oscar F Hawley Jr of New York 38200

LAFAYETTE avs S 88 W Adelphi s t 22x91x 12x9x10x100 R H u n t to Max HarnickeL 11000

LAFAYETTE avi s s 45 w Grand av 39x100 J T Barnard to Henry Blatchford 4400

LAFATETTE av s s 190 w Reed av 20x100 B amp 1 A DoU to JohnKle in 5000 L E W I S av and Bainbridigest s e cor 25x100

H Megchendorf to Theodore P r o s s e r 1900

MARCY av w s 651 s Dekalb av 910xmdash(irshyreg strip) J Sneddon to Charles M Titus of Ithaca N Y 3000

STOCKTON s t n s 375 e Throop av 25x100 J Freitag to Constantino Be rnaue r 1100

T H R O O P av e s 623 w Gerry s t 209x119 A Simendinger to John Rueger 1000

WILLOUGHBY av u s 165 w Tompkins av 20x100 P Mead to Albert B King 5600

April Gth ATLANTIC s t s s 203 w Smith st 20x702

J Dietrich to Herman Thimig 12000 B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass s t 100x23x

mdashXmdashx25 J Hoyt to Chas Hoyt (Reconveyshyance) nom

B O N D s t s e s 100 s w Douglass a t 100x23x mdashXmdashx25 C H Hoyt to Maria Douglass 400

CRANBERRY s t n s (No 35) 25x100 Grace wife of T R Hoole to Mott Bedell 13 500

DOUGLASS s t a w s 100 a e Bond s t 100x200 to Gowanus canal W P Powers to Edward P Davis and Ellen M wife of Henry Kelsey (C a G) 9125

SAME property Jul ia Davis et al to WiUiam B Nichols 18250

D E A N st a a 200 e Schenectady av 25x1072 h amp 1 G Evans to Victor Vierow 2700

SAME property V Vierow to Paul A Koch2900 E L M St n s 103 w Central av 22x71 E

Holdridge to Fanny Lotheringfcon 2300 GRATTAN and Bogart sts s e cor 100x50 FLUSHING and Johnson avs s w cor 159x595

xl00x25x50xl00 to Forest stxl6 P Bovers to Robert Adair 3225

H St a a 183 w Union av 20x1416 Anshytoinette A wife of G H Brisfcol to Caroline M Morgan of New Rochelle N Y 375

JACKSON and Front sts n e cor 75x100 JACKSON s t n s 75 e Front st aboufc 324x

100 T McGoey to Hugh Kaig of New York (B amp S) 15000

MADISON s t n s 1189 w Bedford av 189x100 h amp 1 Sarah wife of T Atkinson to George 0 Magown of New York 8000

MONROE st s s 160 w Marcy av 20x100 Sushysannah E C wife of W C Russell to Wm H Daycock 6800

P R E S I D E N T s t n s 112 w Van Brunt s t 19x50 h amp 1 P A E Koehnto AndwC Schmidt3250

P E N N s t s s 2247 w Lee av 205x100 h amp 1 H Irwin to David S Gidney 8000

P R E S I D E N T a t n s 155 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 135 w Bond s t 20x100 P R E S I D E N T s t n s 115 w Bond s t 20x100

C M Earle to Alfred Wallis (Par t i t ion) 1800 STFUBEN s t w s 200 n Myrtle av 50x100 G

W Child to Michael Farrell 2100 VALWORTII St e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x100

C Weisheit to Charles MuUer 4000 W A R R E N s t n s ICO w Hoyt s t 20x100 h amp1

M Seyler to Horace K Thurber (B amp S)nom I S T H s t s s 118 e 4th av 1711x1002 h amp I

J Hirst to Wm A Virtue of New York 4000 18TH s t n e s 100 n w 3d av 25x1002 J

R Kuhn to Robert Ormeston (Foreclos) 300 ATLANTIC and Stone avs s e cor 200x100 ) P A C I F I C s t n s 150 e Stone av 50x100 f

S Emanuel to James H Kidder (B amp S)9000 F R A N K L I N av (No 288) b e t Lafayette and

Dekalb avs ( 2 D pl (No 17) b e t Henry and Clinton sts and j

all furniture and fixtures J J H Hubbard to Jacob R Duvall of New York (C) 35000

GATES av n s 80 w Ryerson s t 20x100 h amp 1 Hannah E wife of J A Greene to Thomas R BaU 11000

KINGSTON av w s 40 n Bergen a t 40x100 h amp 1 W A Vredenburgh to Kate L Trus-low 8080

MONTROSE av and Leonard s t s e cr 75x75 P V MorreU to Francis Pfeiffer 14000

SHEPARD and Bay avs s w cor 90xl00 Sashyrah V wife of B C ThornaU to Wm H Decker 3000

SAME property W H Decker to (jiUiert H Crawford nom

S A M E property G H Crawford to Cath D wife of Wm H Decker (B amp S) nom

A2Jri 8th B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smith s t 25x100 H

L Carr to Thomas HamUton (B amp S ) nom B A L T I C s t n e s 150 s e Smith st 25x100

N H Clemenfc to Thomas HamUton (Foreshyclose ) 4650

CLAY a t a a 170 w Union av 20x100 D A t -kin to P ia t t C IngersoU 4500

CONOVER s t e s 60 n Van Dyke at 20x80 p Hardy to Louia Garypie (Q C) nom

S A M E Property L Garypie to Emanuel Andershyson 1700

D E V O E St a s 1879 e Union av 20xl003 J Sherwood to Adeline A W i l s o n 2 2 0 0

D E A N s t a s 243 9 e Schenectady av 37x 1072 h amp 1 S J Styles to Mary wife of Thos Curry of Jersey City 3700

DIAMOND s t e s 200 n Nassau av 50x100 P C IngersoU to David Atkin 1750

E W E N s t w s 50 s Conselyea s t 25x100 h amp 1 P M Hall to John W Mulen 4200

F R O S T a t n a 150 w Smith s t 25x76 Lucy A wife of S Keeler to John W Vanderzee of New York 2800

H O O P E R s t n s 1214 w Marcy av 20x100 P Scholes to Charles Murray 1400

J E F F E R S O N a t s s 225 w Ralph av 50x200 D M Smyth to Robert H Eschenbach 1900

LIVINGSTON sfc n s 100 w Hanover p l 20x75 G M Stevens to Nicholas Cooper (Foreshyclose ) 5500

L U Q U E E R at 8 a 1568 e Clinton a t 2010x100 1 D Fletcher to Edward H K i d d e r 1 0 0 0

P A C I F I C sfc n s 380 e Porfcland av 20x100 Chariofcte S wUe of C G Klug to Wm Erd t -mann 9000

P A C I F I C s t n s 3755 w Nostrand av 1453 x786xll3 to Clove road xmdash to Pacific st Frances M S wife of D N Carrington to Stephen Pri tchard 10000

P R O S P E C T st s s 140 w Bridge s t 25x100 h amp I J Brower to Patr ick Moran 6000

P U L A S K I s t s a 125 e Stuyvesant av 20x1 100 I

PuLASKi St s a 205 e Stuyveaant av 20x f 100 J J McClean to George PoweU 11000

SACKETT a t n s 160 e Hoyt s t 20x100 L S MiUs to Edward H Kidder 3500

SCHERMERHORN s t s s SO e Smith at 20x100 G M Stevena to J Pierrepont Edwarda (Foreclos) 11250

SKILLMAN st e s 225 n Pa rk av 100x100 P Donlon to John S Stiger of New Y o r k 6000

ST J A M E S S pl e s 200 n Gates av 20x100 h amp 1 T Lambert to Thomas McStave 13000

SuYDAM St e s 8810 n Atlantic av 40x13810 xlO 7x296x1373 J RUey to Hephzibah wife of Wm D Murphy (C a G) 1000

SUYDAM s t n a 250 e WiUow a t 50x95 J W Naughton to Geo amp Charlotte Ledger 3500

TAYLOR s t a s 1898 w Wythe av 15x100 G M Stevens to Robert Ferrier of New York (Foreclos) 1000

2 D pL n a 1295 e Clinton s t 265x1335 N H Clement to Divine Burtis (Partit ion) 10025

2 D pl n s 766 e Clinton a t 265xl335 h amp I Jane wife of M T Gibbona to Isaac L McshyGay of New York 18000

2 D St S S 160 W Bond s t 20xlOO I D Fletcher to Edward H Kidder 5500

1 6 T H s t n e s 3014s e th av 25x100 P e shyter OHara to Patr ick OHara 1000

ViN B U R E N s t n s 250 e Throop av 25x100 T Simpson to Thomas Bagot 1000

WALWORTH a t e s 2329 n Myrtle av 25x 100 C Muller to Julius Hansen and Charles Schneider of New York 5000

W Y C K O F F st n a 2913 w Rochester av 25x 1279 H Danernehin to Louis Marchold 1500

SAME property L Marchold to Anna M wife of Henry Danernhein (B amp S) 1-500

D E B E V O I S E av and Amoa a t s w cor 150x125 x200x25x50xl00 P Quinn to Mary A wife of

John E Capet 4000 D E K A L B av a a 100 w Stuyvesanfc av 10()x

100 J Y Pifcchefcfc to George Delatush of New Dover Middlesex Co N J 42500

GATES av n s 163 e Classon av 20x100 h amp 1 P Lamberfc to Wilkes Gay of New York 12500

GR-AND av e a 216 8 Gatea av 21x1016 T Skelly to Maria Brenner of Manhasaefc Queens Co L I 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 280 w Grand av 20x100 N Sfcevens to BveUue A Brainard nom

M Y R T L E av and Conselyea s t southerly cor 146x1036xl055 G G Dukes et aL to Edshyward Davies (C a G) 900

NORMAN av n s 50 w Diamond s t 25x95 J P Mahony to Edward Carney 1000

R A L P H av w s 872 n Dean s t 20x100 S Styler to Robert Lindsey 225

STUYVESANT av e s 100 n Lafayette av 25x 100 W Johnston fco John Rose 7000

S T M A R K S av s a 20 w Carlfcon av 20x81 C G Schneider fco John S Sfciger 12000

5 T H av e s 204 n 7fch s t 198x70 ) 9 T H s t n s 1576 a e 4fch av 19x90 J

Margarefc wife of E Kenney to Edward W Richardson 13000

April 9th B E L V I D E R E sfc S e B 2066 s w Beaver s t 25

x852 A Stockholm e t a l to Anton VigeshyU u s 900

CjCffiDMBiA St- n w s- 16 n e Sackett sfc 21x95 hi amp1 J Levisolm- to-WiUiam Mor r i s 8000

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 183

CLAY st n a 300 e Union av 75x100 ha amp Is L Dnbb fco Mary Kohn of New Y o r k 33000

CHESTNUT st s e a 300 s w Johnson av 25x 100 G G Diikes et al to Cafcharine Murray

G ) - 300 (C DOUGLASS s t a s 129 e Perry av 376x1276

C S Barker to Freelove D R o g e r s 1 0 0 0 E L L I O T T p l e a 4626 s Hanson pl 2010x100

Eliz F wife M B Swezey fco Emma wife of John Syms 7800

HANCOCK sfc n a 2042 w Sfcuyvesant av 2010 xlOO Mary P wife of J Flood to Hubbard L RusseU 750

H A M I L T O N s t w s 1615 n P a r k av 100x150 EUen H wife of C C Pa t t en to Mary A Hig-gin^ 10000

H I G H sfc s s 75 w Bridge sfc 25x100 (parfci-fcion) E A Hutchins to Henry Crum-mey 5000

LIVINGSTON st and Hanover pL n w cor 20x 75 h amp I N Cooper to Maria wife of CJhas R P i t t 6000

LE0N4RD St w s 60 n Powers s t 20x75 h ife I T Terry fco James Meakin Flushing L I and Henry Beales 3000

MARION sfc n s Lofcs 44 and 46 (Blk 8) Hunter Ply Farm 50x100 J Volke to Martin F Lindhorn 675

MACON at n s 145 w Tompkins av 20x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam P C Denike (Foreshyclos ) 250

OAKLAND and Freemen sfcs n w cor 25x100 M Walker fco James Law 1000

PiERREPOiNT St s s 125 6 CUnton St 25x100 A Allen J r to Abram AUen 25000

R O S E at s s 3904 w Bedford av 224x100 H Ranken to Hans C F Gatje 2000

SACKETT s t n s 99 a Hicks s t 1910x75x1x25 bull xlSlOxlOO M Shearmaji to Cath wife of

John Griffen S500 SACKETT s t n s 11810 e Hicks s t 1910x100

h ife 1 M Shearman to Cath wife of John Griffen 8500

V-AN D Y K E st n e s 40 s e Richards s t 20x 80 W W Goodrich to John H Von Be-bern 350

W A R R E N s t a s 12010 w 4th av 20x100 h amp 1 E S MiUs to Daniel A Youngs (B amp S) 5500

WASHINGTON s t e s 78 s Adams s t 25x996 h ltfe 1 B MueUer to Fredk Schmelcher 1400

7TH s t w s 748n e North l e t s t 25x80 Emily E wife of J Armstrong to Alfred Hobley 3500

9 T H St centre line 5109 e 3dav 25xtb n 125 G B Goldschmidt to James Morgan (C a G) 5000

SOUTH 9th s t s s 146 w 4th sb 50x100 J R Thomas fco Isfc Univeraalist Society WUshyliamsburg 8000

SOUTH 9th a t a a 121 w 4th s t 25x100 W W Armfield to 1st Universalist Society Wilshyliamsburgh 4000

1 0 T H St n e s 100 s e 2d av 22x100 E Brazwell to John Broderick 1000

2 3 D St s w s 4834 n w 5th av 168x100 J Crocker toAlfonzo E Bacon 3700

4 3 D s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1002 P P Page to John Cavanagh 2250

GATES av s s 204 w Ralph av 19x100 J Palmer to Michael FarreU 7500

April lOtJi A M I T Y s t n s 150 e Clinton st 25x100 ) CLINTON s t e s 75 n Amity s t 25x90

D Darrow to John Shuster 10000 B E R G E N s t s s 1975 e Smith s t 231x100

J Shuster to Daniel Dan-ow of New York9000 CHAUNCEY s t n s 370 w Lewis av 20x100

Carrie B wife of E D Valentine to EmUy A wife of H A Kent of Plainfield N J (Q C) nom

D E G R A W s t s s 200 e Smifch at 20x100 h amp 1 W J BedeU fco Nafchl A Boyn ton 11000

D I A M O N D s t n s 3164 e Main at S59xl599x 403x8710x200 W P Sweet to Diedrich WestfaU 5000

E L L I O T T pl (late Hampden a t ) w a 120n Lashyfayette av 33x100 h ltfe 1 Mary C Hawkins to Augusta A Becker 13000

H E N R Y s t e s 50 s Presidenfc sfc 35x117 Kath wife of J W GUbert to Catharine E Dohrmann 13000

H E R B E R T s t n w s 1709 s w North Henry s t 35x100 W Cooper to Margaret KeUy 400

H E R B E R T st s a 1603 w North Henry s t 50x 95 W Cooper fco Ml FuUen of New York850

H I C K S a t n w s 89 s w Sackett a t 33x100 Anna wife of J S Schoenfeld to Ada Duffy of New York 8000

I V Y St 8 e s 180 s w Central av 40x100 G J Murphy to Abraham Lowerre (Foreshyclos ) 400

PENNBt n s-38310 e Wythe av 20x100 N H Clements to James W Valentine (Foreshyclos ) 200

THOJIPSON s t w s 675 n Pa ten t av 55x026 (irreg) Mary Graf (widow) fco Andrew S Wheeler (Q C ) nom

2 D pl s s 300 e Court s t 25x1335 h amp 1 T Losee fco Henriefcta W C wife of Louis Arnstaedt 11800

SOUTH 3 D a t s a 100 e l l t h s t 25x95 A Saloskinsky to Patr ick Keegan 3000

5 T H s t about 128 a e and FUmore s t 53 n e (rear) 306x207x3311x237 The Industrial School Association to Jul ia A Stodder 267

8TH Stn s 1209e 3dav 25x100 J R Smith to Peter Plant in and Theo Person 1000

l lTH St n s 2393 e 6fch av 144x6911 h amp 1 T Gumming to Edward H Seeley 2000

U T H s t n a 2393 e Oth av 144x61111 h amp 1 E H Seeley to Wm H Applegate (More $1500) 1700

1 3 T H s t n a 2747 e 3d av 176x100 h amp1 Jane wife of J Mackie to Thoma a McComb (Mortga) nom

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 P C Junker fco Barbara Eberhardt nom

SAME property Barbara Eberhardt to Adelbeid wife of Henry Pet te 5000

15TH s t a w s 300 n w 6th av 3911x100 (irreg) C WUhelms et al to John Holmes3350

15TH s t n e s 9710 a e 7th av 25x100 Kath wife of P Remmet to Joseph Mosback J r 2500

1 8 T H s t s w s 84 n w 7th av 16x100 J Wood to Nancy wife of John Mace 1600

I S T H s t n s 400 e 10th av 20x1002 P Reynolds to Gerald McMurray (Foreclos) 3100

2 0 T H St n s 1616 w 7th av 206x100 H Lee to EUas B Weidler 700

3 2 D a t n s 425 e 5th av 25xmdash h amp 1 W Dunn to Christopher HaUiday of N Y 1700

A T L A N T I C av and John st s e cor 25x81 P Lauzer to Francis Vetter of N Y 800

GATES and Lewis avs s w cor 100x200 J D PhUlips to James Campbell 10100

H U D S O N av w s 563 s Lafayette s t 189x80 P Leib to Mathias Windecker J4 part) (Q C) 3C00

M Y R T L E av n s 14411 e JeiFeraon s t 25x68x 68 to Jefferson s t x25x5Sx5S J J McCrum to Henry WUla 2800

NOSTRAND av e s 312 n Myrtle av 21x90 M J Shipton fco James J Thomson nom

P O R T L A N D av w s 483 s DeKalb av 24x913 h amp 1 L Kane to George Crary 24000

2 D and Ovington avs n e cor 100x125 New Utrecht J A Perry to the Bay Ridge Athe-neuni 1500

S H E P A R D av w s 100 n G a y s t 25x100 L Cm-fcis fco Margaret wife of Jacob Pefcerson (Q C) nom

S A L T meadows of grantor in 10th Ward adj Polhemus amp Denton ife Creek to J C Preels mill pond G A Powers to A D Clutfcer-buck (Q C) 500

April llth B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smifch sfc 25x100 J

Power to Thomas Hamilton (B ife S) nom C E N T R E a t e a 50 a Broadway 50x100 Harshy

riet M wife of E E Cornell to Anton Metzen-dorf 500

CONSELYEA st n s 225 w Ewen st 25x100 G Jackson to Thomaa H CorneU 5250

D E A N at n a 2496 w Nevina s t 21x100 C W Eldridge to Andrew Ayres (B amp S) nom

E L L E R Y a t n s 250 w Throop av 25x100 Annet ta wife of J B CanaveUo to Jacob Schmidt 900

GARNET s t n s 80 w Court s t 20x10 C H BaUey to Daniel Callahan of New Y o r k 6000

H A R T s t s a 120 e Yatea av 30x100 F Reynolds to George W Mead (Foreclos) 3900

JOHNSON s t n s 135 w Humboldt a t 25x100 Maria Meyer to Peter Fabee 3100

MONROE s t ri s200 w Tompkins av 20x100 F Wood to Frances C wife of F rank M Thor-b u m 6500

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 34 35 amp 36 75x100 hs amp Is T S Shortland to Richard H Laimbeer 27000

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 31 32 amp 33 75x100 hs amp la Mary A Shortland (widow) to Richard H Laimbeer 38000

R O D N E Y a t n s 254 e Bedford av 22x100 Maria wife of G Peacock to M P M de la Figaniere nom

RUTLEDCiE st and Wythe av n -w cor 80x100 J Frye to Josiah N Christmas 7000

R U T L E D G E st a a 160 w Marcy av 20x100 h amp 1 T Q Holcomb to James O r r 6500

U N I O N s t n s 3094 w Smith s t 158x100 h amp 1 J S BaUey et al (Exra) to Edward P Raymond 7750

W H I P P L E a t n a 200w Throop av 25x100 G Binns to Johann Ritfcer of L L Cifcy 4000

W Y C K O F F s t s w s ^ 315 n w Bond s t 20x 100 h amp L C H Kessler to Geo W^ Drees of New York 5500

N O R T H 2D sfc a s 61 w 6th at 88x995x25x402 x603x236x7x100 The Industrial School Asshysociation to Daniel Schaefer 5136

3 D s t n s 14011 e Smith st20x80 h amp L EmUy W wife of J Baiz to Wm H McCool of NewYork 8000

5 T H a t w s 122 n North 3d s t 50x100 h amp 1 Ann wife of John Grigg to Nicholas S Tu-nison 18 COO

13TH s t a s 17310 w Oth av 25x100 C L Barnett to James A Van Brunt (Foreshyclos) 850O

14Tn s t n e s 29710 n w Sth av 25x100 A McGrath to FelLx J Duffy 6000

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 Adelheit wife of H Fe t t e fco August amp Henry Immig and John Schoen 5000

31 ST s t s w a 325 s e 3d av 25x100 J Moshynas to Mary and Edward McCormick (B amp S) 1 300

ATLANTIC a v n a 2510 w WUUams av 25x 773 (irreg) M Donnelly to Ludwig Ershyn e s t 8000

CARLTON av e s 3373 s Park av 25x100 A Schepper to Cafcharine Mendel 3300

CARLTON av w s 873 a Park av 25x100 G M Sfcevena to Sarah CampbeU (Foreshyclos) 2700

FLUSHING and North Portland avs a w cor 226x75x376x812 P Murtagh to Whitmon Kenyon and Albro J Newton 12000

N E W J E R S E Y av e s 100 n Broadway 75x100 I W Vanderveer to Henry Wright 1500

PUTNAM av a a 40 w Classon av 20x80 H McLaughlin fco Annie wife of Edward A Dushybey 6000

P U T N A M av s s 450 w Ralph av 50xl00 Mary E wife of J B Gardiner to Eliza B Garrett 1200

P U T N A M av n s 320 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swimm to Theo B Gafces and John H Doherfcy 9000

P U T N A M av n s 340 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swknm to Uriah HiU J r of PeekskiU N Y 8000

S T M A R K S av n laquo 80 w Carlton av 62x131 x42x326x20x986 E Mettler to Benjamin Bstes 8000

7TH av and 17th st southerly cor 80x20 h ife 1 G H Mehrhoff to Henry Ogger of Wash- -ington Bergen Co N J 4800

April Vith B A L T I C s t n s 2194 n w 5th av 20x100

Mary C wife of R H Robinson to WUUam T Beatty 5100

CONCORD s t a a 50 e Liberty a t 55xl5Sx46x 52x204 Ann wiife of J Libby to Society for Aid of Friendless Women and ChUdren 30000

E A G L E s t n s 150 e Union pl 50x100 ha amp Is A De Groot to Geo Grassick of New York3500

E W E N s t e s 75 n Jackson s t 25x100 J M Steams to Sarah A wife of Jereiniah Has shytings (B amp S) 3000

G O L D s t e a 357 a WiUoughby a t 22x85 R C Dingee to Maria wife of Chas Good^vin 6000

H A M I L T O N st e s 718 a Lafayefcfce av 198x 75 Francea F wife of H S Rigga to James L Brumley 6000

H O P K I N S a t s a 3126 e Marcy av 189x100 D Barnet t to Geo W Mead (Foreclos) nom

MACON s t a s 100 w Throop av 200x80 C L North to Agnea S wife of WUliam J McshyCord 20000

N O R T H s t s s 1189 e 10th s t 273x95 P Reynolds to Fanny Cohen of New York (Foreshyc l o s ) 3 7 0 0

N O B L E s t s s 395 e Franklin s t 25x100 Eliz J wife of B - T Lafrance to Haniiah M wife of W H Rodman 8500

P E N N a t B e s 90 a w Bedford av 16x100 h amp l Eiriina wife of R Eschenbach to Ot to Schneeloch 7000

P E N N st s e a 90 s w Bediord av 16x100 h amp 1 O Schneeloch to Robert H Bachen-bach (Q C) 7000

QUINCEY s t a s 100 w Patchen av 200x100 Josephine wife of F Ofcard to Robert T Dodge 6500

QUINCEY s t n s 3298 e Stuyvesant av 204x 100 J A White to Isaac S Brundage 2000

QUINCEY s t s s 347 e Classon av 69x8() L A Catlin to WUUam Maguire 6000

R o s s s t n w 8 100 n e Bedford av 116x100 C H FeUows to WiUiam E Chapman 24000

RYERSON s t w a 692 n Park av 1611x36x 176x396 J C Ruatin to Michl B u m s 3400

S I G E L (lateMarshaU) a t s a 50 w Leonard a t 25x100 h amp L N Wahl to Theodore amp CaroshyUne Stark of New York 6000

SOMERS s t s a 2946 e Stone av 196x100 P SuUivan to WiUiam Dryden 775

STOCKHOLM a t ii s 343 ri e Myrtle av_j_83x SOxmdashx8x35plusmn12xl00 h amp 1 R GUI to EUengt Baird 3500

184 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

S O U T H 3 D atNn a at s w cor of building known as Trustees HaU 35x100 Virginia bullwife of J J Briest to John Higgins of New York 4500

41ST s t s 6 100 e 1st av 250x1003 Jane A HaU et al to John A LightaU of New Brunsshywick N J 3000

B E N N E T T av w s 150 s Broadway 50x100 E L L I O T T av e s 375 s Broadway 35x100 )

F Bovera to Silas L Church of Canaan Coshylumbia Co N Y 8750

F L U S H I N G av s s bet Marcy and Tompkins avs 3 lots F Vandervoort et al to Abraham Vandervoort of New York nom

U N I O N av amp Richardson st n e cor 50x100 P B Amory to Patr ick McGarry 1300

H E I R S of Samuel Garrison Flatbush (Map 209) lots 64 65 102103 P S Cooke to W Arshymour 186

A2gtril 13th BALTIO s t n e s 2194 n w Sth av 20x100

W T Beatty to WUliam H Ames of New York 8000

B O E R U M s t n s 100 e Smith s t 25x100 L Michel to Heinrich Engel 7000

C A R R O L L s t s s 2764 w 7th av 1714xl23x 1836x1395 E S MUls (special guardian) to Mary E Carman 14000

SUiE property Mary E wife of J S Carman to James Wilson of New York 24000

C E N T R E s t e a 150 n Sackett s t 50x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to Elizabeth Benz 1800

D E A N s t n s 100 e Grand av 108x110 S M Parsons to Francis E Daua (Foreshyclos) 2700

D I A M O N D a t w s 38410 n Van Cott av 25x 100 AUce P wife of S H Pine to Patr ick Kelly 800

E L D E R T a t a s 2104 e Broadway 198x100 i E L D E R T s t s s 230 e Broadway 20xl00

T Hegarty to Thomas Smith (Mortg $8500 and back aasessments) Exchange and 12000

F R O S T s t and Union av n e cor 100x50 P B Amory to Thomas Farmer 1200

G R E E N E s t n s 325 w Union av 25x100 T Martin to Edward C Smith 1000

H A R T s t n a 235 w Throop av 40xlOO J P Rappelj^ea to WiUiam H Jones 2000

H E N R Y a t w s 80 n Summit at 20x1076 h amp L J Bushong to Humphrey S Anderson 10000

H E Y W A R D s t n s 293 e Lee av 196x100 G M Stevens to John Lawrence of New York (Foreclos) 5000

H I C K S st w s 250 n Degraw s t 175x976 i H I C K S s t e s 350 n Degraw s t 30x976 f

J Fet t re tch to Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscombe of New York 27300

M O N R O E st n s 275 w Patchen av 100x100 G H Holbrook to Aaron H Wellington of New York 4000

M Y R T L E st n s 475 e Evergreen av 50x639x 509x548 h amp 1 M C Delamater to Phoebe E -wife of Charles M Knowlton (Mortg $700) 1300

S A C K E T T at n s 796 e Hicks s t 196x75 h amp 1 M Shearman to Gunther Mendorf 8000

S T A T E and Boerum sta a w cor 50x90 T Minrphy to John Curley (Legal sale) 20100

S T A T E s t n s 939 w Court s t 06x80 E H StoweU to WUUam H Wickham 2500

T R U X T O N s t n s 314 e Stone av 196x100 P Sullivan to Thomas Ryan 675

U N I O N st and Sth av southerly cor 733x90 L V Cortelyon to Patr ick Hickey 13000

VAN B U R E N s t n a 401 w Throop av 37x100 P Castner (Exr) to Emma V wife of Charles IsbiU 1500

W Y C K O F F s t n s 100 w Schenectady av 222x135

W Y C K O F F st n s 1443 w Schenectady av i-663x135x359x1307 to Bergen s t x406x | 3557 J H B Starr to Maria Mansfield of New York 2500

4 T H s t e s 839 n Grand st 18x572 (irreg) G M Stevens to Oscar H Stearns (Foreshyclos) 3500

8 T H st and 3d av junction centre lines thence s e 1609 X thence s w 130 x thence n w 359 Xthence a w 130 to 9th s t x thence n w 125 X thence n e 260 T CUfford to Henry C Steneok (Correcting error) ( Q C ) nom

B E N N E T T av w s 300 a Blake av 25x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Charles E Patterson of New York (Mortg $1250)1750

G A T E S av s a 200 e Lewis av 25x100 Eliz bullwife of J McGinnis to WiUiam Wheatley 4600

O R E E N E av s B 100 e Throop av 20x100 P Castner (Bxr) to John CroUus of New York (Exrs deed) 9500

L E E av w s 80 n Taylor s t 20x100 h amp 1 EUa C C wife of T Bewley to John H Bew-ley of Richmond Co S I 10000

M I L L E R av w s 200 s Division av 40x100 -F Cobb to AuguBtus HUl of Newark N J7000

M E E K E R av (late Williamsburgh and Newtown Pike) s e s (18th Ward) 9 2-100 acres J o shyanna Huls t to George Hu l s t (l-9th par t ) 3333

SAME property EUza Rappelyea [(widow) to George H u l s t (l-9th part) 3333

S M I T H av e s 1376 n Baltic av 376x100 J S Stiger to Oliver H Pierson 4500

S N E D E K E R av w a 155 n Liberty av 20x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Augustus HUl of Newark N J 5500

T H R O O P av and Middleton st s e Cor 20x78 A J Lamb to John H Pickens of New York 6800

U N I O N av a s 50 w Schenck av 25x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to EUzabeth Benz 2000

U N I O N av s a 50 w Schenck av 25x100 S S Hemingway to Edward MUler (Foreshyclos) 1800

V A N SICLEN and Union avs n e cor 100x25 P Cobb to John L Warker of East New York 2700

WILLOUGHBY av n i 275 e Marcy av 166x 100 Agnes Boerum to Richard C Addy 1188

WILLOUGHBY av n a 2916 e Marcy av Agshynes Boerum to David B Morehouse 1404

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av and 65th s t ) a w cor 1002x100 J Cumminga to Gord Heinrich Henjes 220

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av) n a 252 e 66th a t 25x 100 G H Henjes to John Christof Henjes 200

April loth C H E E V E R pL w s 1834 s Harrison s t lOSx

886 J Schmitt to Eliz S wife of Chas P Fay 5750

D E A N s t s s 3788 w Sackman st 19x78 (irshyreg) G G Barnard to John John C Smith (Foreclos) (Mort $1000) nom

EOKFOHD s t e s 125n Nassau av 35x100 P C IngersoU to Lawrence Freeland 1200

E L D E R T a t a s 1596 e Broadway 5010x100 P A Ledoux to Thomas Smith 18000

E L D E R T a t s a 250 e Broadway 198x100 P W Ledoux to Thomas Smith Exch amp 6000

G R E E N s t n a 250 e Union av 25x100 Maria R wife of J Kal t to Anton Gabry-lemcz 1000

J A Y s t e s 325 n Willoughby s t 25x1076 P Bunker to Thomas EUiott 7777

L Y N C H s t s e s 425 n e Marcy av 100xlOO Frances L wife of W H Ludlow to Mathias Bindiim 4000

MADISON a t n s 319 w Nostrand av 32x1348 Grace P wife of G H Hughes to Charles C Mudge 7000

M A R I O N a t s s 25 w Ralph av 189x100 W Radde to Nicholaus Muller 1000

MoFFATT St n s 120 e Broadway 100x100 T Hegarty to Thomas Smith 25500

MONROE s t n s 285 w Marcy av 20x100 F C Vrooman to Sarah wife of Henry B Porshyter 6300

P A C I F I C at n s 2884 e Bond st 168x90 Ann M wife of J F Marschalk to John Surin 8000

QUINCEY s t s s 185 e Nosfcrand av 20x100 J T NeweU fco Anna Schwalbe of New York 11000

R O D N E Y st n w s 188 a w Lee av 314x100 h amp 1 W Lamb efc al fco Sarah R Marr 13000

R I C H A R D S afc a e a 80 n e Van Dyke sfc 30x 100 W W Goodrich to Eliz wife of Aug D B F rank 430

U N I O N at and Johnaon pl n w cor 100x150 J C Yorston to Walter K Yorston of New York 3000

W Y C K O F F s t n s 78 w 3d av 180x100 9 hs amp Is D Barnet t to Le-wis Colby (Foreshyclos ) 15300

W Y C K O F F s t n a 278 w 3d av 20x100 ) W Y C K O F F s t n s 258 w 3d av 20x100 j

D Barnet t to Lewis Colby of Boston Mass (Forecloa) 200

W Y C K O F F at a a 240 e Bond st 18x100 G M Stevena to Maria F MiUa of Portchester N Y (Foreclos ) 3700

W Y C K O F F s t s s 266 e Bond s t 18x100 G M Stevens to Ellen M Wight of Portchesshyter N Y (Foreclos) 3700

1ST p i 8 a 1746 e Clinton s t 31x1335 El shylen L Voorhees (-widow) et al (Exrs) to Har shyriefc M wife of Wm B KendaU nom

7 T H sfc w s 70 n Di-vision av 10x1499x335x 35x808 Rnfch T -wife of W Hicka fco Barnar-dus N Wafcfca 3000

3 3 D s t n s 175 e lOfch av 35x100 J Dennis to Andrew S Wheeler 350

A T L A N T I C av and Hicks sfc n e cor 346x59 11 E L Frosfc fco Pafcrick Walsh 25500

B E D F O R D av w s 30 a Cljrmer a t 30x90 I L O T in rear of above 10x30

Adela M McOreary to Everett P Wheeler of N e w Y o r k 13000

B U T L E R av w a 375 s FiUfcon av 35x100 V Sohulfcheis to Johann C Kehrwieder 700

CLERMONT and Pa rk avs n w cor 80x213 G M Stevens to Rufus Ressequie (Foreshyclos) 3800

D E K A L B av s s 125 w Yatea av 25x100 H B Gourley to Mrs E L Dora Loine of New York 5000

D E K A L B av a a 130 w Oxford s t 20x56x455 x84x100 hs amp la W P Eno to Henry A Darrin of West Brighton S I (Mortg $8375) 10000

G A T E S av n a 20 w Cambridge pl 20x100 D C WUson to Edwin H Gardner 11800

GATES av s a 80 w Grand av 20x100( I n shydeft share) Zillah Robinson (widow) to Mary Robinson (Q C) 3333

GATES av amp St Jamess pl n w cor 20x759 E H Gardner to David C WUson 16000

GRAHAM av and Jackson at s w cor 16x 75 J Williams to Geo W Miner of New York 1600

LAFAYETTE av n a 20 e Nostrand av 2Ux65 Charlotte AUen to Eliza C Porshen 3475

L E W I S av w a 60 s Decatur at 20x100 R Merchant to Curtia L North (Foreclos) 400

PORTLAND av w s 1403 a Dekalb av 22x 100 brown-stone houae Naomi H wife of J E De Wit t to Mary B wife of Jesse S Carshyman 21000

U N I O N av a s 96 w Eldert av 48xl00 Jane C wife of C Truax to Wm J Parson of New York (Q C) nom

SAME property C R Snell to Jane C wife of Charles Truax (Q C) nom

VASHINGTON av w s 80 a WUloughby av 20x95 G H Pinney to Franklin and Anna Chase 14000

WASHINGTON av w s 20 s Willoughby av 20 x95 G H Pinney to Jul ia A wife of Ferdishynand Van Siclen 14000

WAVERLEY av s e s 3756 a w Flatbush rd 100x1977 (irreg) W Wade to Henry Tien-ken 17000

106 LOTS in 14th 15tli amp 17th wards on parti-j tion map

348 LOTS property of J B Taylor and G A j Sacchi J J Allegri to Thos P Secor pf New York 18000

GRVVESBNDmdashHubbard st and Centre pl easterly cor 45x1144 J De Nyse to George W King 1000

A2)ri IQt BROADWAY n e s about 445 n w Union av

about 55x11)0x25x25x100 (kreg lofc anil gore) D L Jones to Thomas Hines (B amp S)200

BROADWAY and P a r k av s w cor 57llx293x 303x618 M Christman to WUliam it Louise Frey tag ofHickviUe L 1 2400

CARROLL s t n s 15 e Van Brunt s t 20x60 h amp 1 M Hughes to John D Moran 4300

C E N T R E st n s 190 e Clinton st 25x100 G M Stevens to Catharine L Babcock (Foreshyclos) 1400

COLUMBIA a t e a 943 n Cranberry s t ISlOx 100 h amp 1 H Davis to John C Bach of New York 13900

D E G R A W st a s 240 e Smith at 20x100 W J BedeU to Dominick Dixon and George Ross 11000

D E G R A W s t s a 220 e Smith s t 20x100 W J BedeU to George B Forrester 11000

D E A N s t a w s 22010 s e Smifch sfc 2010x 100 Magdalena C K wife of R Barfchelmess to Pauline wife of Louis Niessen (Error ) 8000

E L M st and Myrtle av n e cor 51x51 G Kneeland to Arabella Kneeland nom

F L O Y D s t n a 325 w Yatea av 25x100 C Houseman to Geo Loffler and Dorothea Hufshynagel 1100

G O L D s t e s 379 s WUloughby s t 23x85 M R Walsh to Godfried Spingler 6300

G W I N E T T a t n w s 214 s w Throop av 30x 100 E Bond to Chriatoph Lutz 1000

H I G H a t a a 75 e Gold s t 35x76 EUz Hayes (widow) to Eliz wife of Wm Hayes 4500

H i G H s t a a 696 w Gold st 352x976 h amp l J Sproot to WiUiam Staples 7350

K E A P st n s 60 e Wythe av 30x100 R GeU to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 7000

K E A P s t n w a 80 n e Wythe av 30x 100 Mary L wife of A D B a u d to Peter W Langley 7000

K E N T s t n a 150 e Union av 35x100 F Canahen to Patr ick Rooney 1500

LEONARD s t e s 80 s Withers s t 30x7510 h amp 1 J E lUingworth to WilUam P Fitzgib-bons 2500

MACON at n a 125 w Tompkins av 30x100 G M Stevens to Efangham H Nichols of New York (Foreclos) 500

M A D I S O N s t s s 300 w Tompkins av 60x100 H Taylor to Theodore W S-wimm 15300

NASSAU s t n a 180 e Gold s t 30x1071 Anria H V wife of D H GUdersleeve to Samuel French of N e w Y o r k 8650

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 185

M O N R O E st e s 375 s Union av 150x96 E L D E R T av w -s 100 n Union av thence w

193xmdash two lots U N I O N av n a 48 e Monroe at 48x100

R Merchant to John L Cadwalader of New York (Foreclos) 3350

P E N N s t n s 1836 e Wythe av 198x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam H Dannat of New York (Forecloae) 500

P O W E R S a t s s 1626 e Graham av 189x75 J W Pitzsimons to Juliua G Tueh 3750

P R O S P E C T pl n s 32 e Carlton av 31x95 J L Sleight to Robert Purey 18500

R U T L E D G E a t n a 138 w Bedford av 16x100 h amp L R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 6000

R U T L E D G E at n a 200 w Bedford av 15x100 h amp 1 R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newshyark N J 6000

R Y E R S O N a t w s 354 n Pa rk av 1611x436x 176x47 h amp 1 J C Rustin to Jaques and Louis RothUsberger of New York 2600

W A S H I N G T O N and Tillary sts n w cor 25x80 (irreg) D W Northup to Bernard McCafshyfrey (Foreclos) 12100

4 T H pl n a 200 w Court s t 100x100 G B Glover to Edward W Richardson (B amp S) nom

S O U T H 5th s t n s 52 w Oth s t 16x734 G W Summer to Henry S Fi r th 7000

1 2 T H s t n s 350 e 3d av 189x100 h amp 1 J Gough fco Lawrence Weber 4900

A T L A N T I C and Schenck avs n w cor 104x75 A B Master^ to Cafcharine Kelly of Easfc New York (Foreclos) 2300

B U S H W I C K av and Woodbine sfc norfcherly cor 100x1038 Mary L wife of W H P ink efc al to Duncan E Mackenzie 6450

D E K A L B av s s 346 w Reed av 196x80 D E Mackenzie to Mary L P ink and Martha A BuU 9000

D E K A L B av a a 100 w TompMna av 50x200 W V Le Count to Sarah E wife of Thomas Palmer J r 7000

D E K A L B av n s 3876 e Nostrand av 189x 100 h amp 1 Annie L wife of S B Struchfield to Helen J Cortis of East New York 6 000

E L D E R T av w a 300 s Union av 305xthe block (irreg) R Merchant to John L Cadshywalader of New York (Foreclos) 3200

F R A N K L I N av w a 120 a Dekalb av 20x100 E Sherman to Sylveater Biasell of Hartford Conn 9000

G R E E N E av s a 1845 w FrankUn av 20x93 ) I N D E F T lot probably rear of above 20x25 )

MaryB Bunker (widow) to H y A Archer12000 G R E E N E av n s 95 e Classon av 20x93 A

H Clark to Nicholas Duffy of Newark N J 1600

G R A N D av e s 133 a Gates av 21x1016 T Skelly fco Angle wife of Hy T Kneeland 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 20 w Oxford s t 20x80 S BisaeU to Mary A Bunker 12000

L E E av e s 84 n Rutledge at 16x77 h amp 1 R Gill fco Pefcer W Longley of Newark N J 6000

L E W I S av and H a r t sfc n w cor 100x100 2 hs amp Is Josephine wife of F Ofcard fco Peter W Longley of Newark N J 24000

L E W I S and Dekalb ava n e cor 80x20 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Annie L wife of Seles B Stuchfield 9750

S H E P A R D av e a 100 a Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Edward S Hoffman of Morria-town N J (Foreclos) 1500

S H E P A R D av e s 150 s Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Jos Schluchtner of East New York (Foreclos) 3016

U N I O N av and Monroe st a e cor 40x100 R Merchant to Helen J Cortis (Foreclos) 500

U N I O N av and Monroe sfc a e cor 48x100 Helen J wife of T T Corfcis fco Valenfciae Kopp of Eaat New York 3000

W I L L O U G H B Y av s a 17 e HamUton s t 17x 100 J WUletts to Ora M wife of Edward M JeweU 13300

W Y C K O F F av s- s 200 s Fulton av 47x100 H H Kat tenhom to Eliz M -wife of JOB J Elsegood of Bast New York 3500

5 T H av n w s 50 n e 13th s t 25x9710 J Coleinan to Johannah wife of Fred Ringel3000

GRAVESEND to Brooklyn road adj Van Siclena 369x330 C J Van Siclen to Henry J Van

Siclen 500

April Vith A S H Bt B s 100 w Oakland s t 125x200 T m s -

teea Union CoUege to James A C h u r c h 9000 B E L V I D E R E at s e s 225 n e Broadway 25x

848 I DeBevoise to Anton VigeUns (exrs bull deed) 900

B U T L E R st n s 215 w Classon av 20x131 also lot in Newtown Sarah K -wife of H B Ke t shycham to James M c K e e 8 000

CHURCH st and Smith av westly cor 110x50 (New Utrecht) J Kastendieck to Bridget Osborne (widow) New Utrecht 1500

C H E E V E R pl w s161 n Degraw a t 21x886 h amp 1 P Burke to Alphonzo E Gordon of New Brunswick N J 12000

COURT st w a 60 s President st 20x65 h amp 1 W H Kenyon to Jessie W wire of Alexr W Kyle 15000

CUMBERLAND s t w a 23110 n Atlantic av 20 xlOO E C RusseU to Daniel Fowle r 10000

D E A N st n a 1854 w Smith sfc 20x1005 hamp 1 F H Smith to WUliam J Roche 6000

D E A N st n s 2688 e Grand av 168x100 L I B E R T Y av s a 40 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 L I B E R T Y av a s 20 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 J 0 B Wilson to C Alonzo Brown of New York 9000

D E V O E s t s s 3335 w Lorrimer s t 20x1003 H Brundage to Amanda M wife of S W Deshyvoe (B amp S) nom

DEGRAW s t n s 216 8 w Smith sfc 168x100 J V D Jacobson fco Jacob F Oakley of New York 7000

F U L T O N st s s 40 e Hanover Place 20x60 h ife 1 E C PuUer to James McMahon 12000

H E W E S s t n s 2567 w Bedford av 18x100 G Pancoast to Edward Gateson of WUliama-burgh 4925

H I C K S at w s 2456 n State s t 176x100 h amp 1 E W Fargo to James M Benham 3500

jEtTERSON St s s 161 0 Ormond Place 21x 100 Adeline B wife of L G Spring to Charshylotte R wife of Conway M Jenkins 6250

LuQUEER St s s 155 e Columbia s t 25x100 B A Hegeman et al (Exrs) to John Rash-ley 800

MADISON a t n s 2668 e Marcy av 168x100 R P Newcomb to Louisa Strong of Newark N J 6000

MoKRELL St e a 50 n Cook a t 25x100 h amp 1 J Kleinheim fco Mary wife of Martin Gorshyman 3000

P A C I F I C a t a s 300 e Grand av 17x110 h amp 1 G F Laurence to WilUam H Taylor nom

P E N N s t s s 2016 e Lee av 202x100 h ltfe 1 M D Earle to Sophia L wife of George L Wood 9000

P R E S I D E N T s t S a 200 w FrankUn av 1072x 180x124x1187 H M Needham to WiUiam P Sweet (Foreclos) 3350

R E M S E N a t n s 388 w Court a t 22x100 Harr iet Rogers (widow) to Frederick A Ward 22500

SCHERMERHORN st n s 400 e Smith st 25x 100 F J Breithaupt to James Boyd of New York 18000

SKILLMAN st e s 2579 n Myrtle av 26x100 G M Stevens to Merchs amp Traders Fire Ina Co (Foreclos) 3 700

V A N B R U N T s t n w s 75 s w SuUivan s t 2o x90 F Ro th t o Pa t r ick Conners 3000

W A L T O N at n w a 90 a w Marcy av 60x90 (irreg) R M Hardy to Pat r ick D a r b y 3700

W A R R E N st and Utica av s e cor 90x25 Sophia J wife of W C Sharpley to Mordecai Johnson 500

W Y C K O F F s t n e s 2355 n w Oth av 44x 100 R B Wade to Thomas F Stevenson 4400

SOUTH 4th s t n a 120 w 2d a t 20x106 J W Byard to Pat r ick GUlespie 6400

N O R T H 4th a t s s 78 w Sth a t 22x50 P Dougherty to James Nash 850

S O U T H 5th st s s 1786 w 4th s t 25x100 H H Smith to Francis J HiU nom

1 7 T H St n e s 3563 s e 3d av 189x100 Frances B wife of R S Higgins to Mary wife of Pat r ick M McGovern 7000

2 0 T H s t n a 325 w Oth av 25x100 S W Strickland to Theodore Gieges 2000

4 0 T H s t n s 1334 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New York 4000

4 0 T H a t n a 350 e 3d av 168x1003 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New

York 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 2834 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MlarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 200 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t na 2668 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp

1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU 4000 ATLANTIC av s a 140 e Rochester av 20x100

Louisa S Wendt to BUhu Ayres of New York 1 0 0 0

B E D F O R D av w a 358 a WUloughby av 216x-100 bro-wri-stone house EUen A -wife of E

Ortiz to Rachael TUton 12500 B U S H W I C K av and Varet at a w cor 50x563

J McBride fco Andrew S McBride giJEt and 1200 LAFAYETTE av n s 200 e Stuyvesant av lOOx

100 Josephine -wife of F Ofcard to Charles M James 4000

LAFAYETTE av n s 259 e Bedford av 19x100 J McDermott to Thomas W Keating 5000

L E W I S av w s 80 s McDonough a t 40x95 T HaU to Curtis L North 3000

P O R T L A N D av e s 387 n Lafayefcfce av 22x 100 R N Peterson to Daniel W McWU-liams 14000

R E I D av and Quincey a t n e cor 200x325 Josephine wife of P Otard to Robinson GUI 24500

9 T H and Prospect avs s e cor 80x200 E Louisa wife of G P Bergen and Rebecca J wife of Silas B Dutcher to Thomas McshyCann 139^35

W E S T C H E S T E R

A2-)ril 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16

BEDFORD

100 ACRES on road leading from Bedford to Ridgefield adj land of Stephen Green Benj B Newman to James Stutt of Brooklyn N Y 8250

M Y R T L E av j(Mt Kisco) n w cor Myrtle av and Grove st 100x275 Merritt SmaUey to Annie Jane Knapp of Bedford 5000

GROVF s t (Mt Kisco) a w s 150 s Myrtle av 75x100 Moses W Fish to John A Cronk of Bedford 200

38 ACRES n w s road from Bedford to Katonah adj land formerly of Squire Wood Sen Mary E Parless efc al to Harriet E Anderson of Eastchester N Y 17000

973^ ACRES w s highway from Cherry st fco Soshymers adj land of Mrs Brown Jesse Dingee to Sarah A Harris of Bedford 4300

97 ACRES a s road leading from A Suttone to Samuel H Kriappa adj land of Henry Lyon John T Carpenter to Andrew G Carpenter of Bedford 14000

CORTLAND

SOUTH side road or street leading to Requas Dock (PeekskUl) adj land of Miles Frost about 120 xl60 Alfred Reynolds to Henry L Armshystrong et al of Pu tnam Co 7750

M A I N s t (PeekskiU) n s adj land of EUjah Gardner (Irreg) Doriin F Clapp et al to John Smith J r of PeekskiU 1325

20 ACRES w s road fi-om Crumpond to the Dug-way adj land late of Silas Sinith deed Gilshybert Dickerman to ManseU MUler of Cortshyland 2000

1)4 ACRES w s Albany post road adj land of Mary J Coar Mary B Sparks to Lucius F Reed of New York 500

N O R T H w cor lot hereby conveyed adj land of D L Seymour 20x80 (PeekskUl) Edward Whashylen to John Kinley of PeekskUl 200

J O H N at (PeekskUl) n s adj land of WUliam Cable 40x150 Edward Lyons to Joseph Sey-mom of PeekskUl 750

12 18-100 ACRES adj Hudson River R R afc Montrose station John Mulford to Benjamin P Fairchild of New York city 8500

240 ACRES adj Croton River and land of Jacob Cornell and widow Purdv John Leib to John Schmidt of New York 21000

C E N T R E st (PeekskUl) n s adj land of John Smith (irreg) Morris Dlee to Benj McCabe of Cold Spring 6500

laquo EASTCHESTER

W H I T E P L A I N S road cor and Archer av (Chesshyter HUl) 70x350 Peter Rich fco Charles Crary efc al of New York City 2500

4 T H av (Mt Vemon) e s Lot No 288 15x105 WUliam H Ferris to Sarah Bissland of Mt Vernon 800

6 T H av (Central M t Vemon) w s L o t No 296 50x100 Andrew Smith to John H Price of New York 1500

8TH av (Mt Vernon) w s 100 n 2d s t 30x50 Caleb Morgan to Andrew Bridgeman of Eas t shychester 4500

7TH av (Central Mt Vernon) w s lot No 235 50x100 Charles W Waterhouse to David Brown of Eastchester 300

4 T H av (Mt Vernon) e s n parfc lot 381 56x 105 Henry J Newton to CorneUa C Bedford o f M t Vemon 3600

L O T S NOS 363 395 and 396 on map of Central M t Vemon 100x150 Ray C Kayser to John C Kayser of West Farms 750

GREENBURGH

45 ACRES on road from Scarsdale to Dobbs Ferry adj land of George Seely Phebe Seviness to Mary V B Ross of N e w Y o r k 13000

186 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

F R A N K L I N and Windle sts cor (Tarrytown) adj land of Mrs Palmer about 120x185 J o shyseph E Smith to Nicholas Field of M t Pleasshyant 13702

BROADWAY W S (Tarrytown) two plofcs of land one 5xl60 one 40x50 Susan GUberfc to Marshytha N WUUams of Tarrytown 1000

BROADWAY W a (Tarrytown) adj land of Marshytha N GUbert 5x200 Susan Gilbert to Marshytha N WiUiams of Tarryto^vn 500

M E A D O W s t (near Tarrytown) a a White Plains road 25x100 Roberfc Pye fco James S MUlard of Tarryfcown 400

2 D sfc (village of Whifce Plains) w s adj land of David Verplanck (irreg) Mary Ann Carshyson fco Richard H Byiie efc al of White Plains 1300

HARRISON

27 ACRES adj land of Daniel Smifch and Terfcellus Marfcin Sarah Carpenter to George S Burshyling of Brooklyn 5900

LEWISBORO

75 ACRES adj the town of Bedford and land of P WUUam MUler John B Holly to P WiUiam MiUer of Lewisboro 5000

5 ACRES adj Isaac Knapps land and Long Swamp Brook Jacob G Mead to F WUliam MiUer of Lewisboro 250

60 ACRES adj land of John D Stevens on road from Boutonville to Cross river Richard H Lockwood to Samuel Grummon of Lewisshyboro 2100

108 ACRES on the road leading from Cross River VUlage to BoutonvUle adj land of David Webb Rufus Avery to Henry McGrath of New York 5500

3^ ACRE (Cross River) on the road leading from said viUage to Enoch Averya Edward Merrit t to Jamea Worden of Bedford 1700

SOUTH ecor of land of Francis R Quick adj land of David Voorhees 64x153 Clark FuUer to Robert R Halleck of Somers 1300

MORRISANIA

ROBBINS av s e s (Wilton) 150 e Uncas a t 35x105 WiUiam Rice to George Schneider of Morrisania 4000

INWOOD av w s (Inwood) 100 a w from an angle in said av (irreg) Thomas C Finnell to Michael A FinneU of New York 3000

O L D Boston Road s e s 341 n Grove s t 35x 184 Andrew Gerkin to Margaret Stonebridge of Morrisania 1700

1 4 0 T H St s a (North New York) 135 w Alexshyander av 71x100 John Quinn to James H Kellogg of Troy N Y 4500

WESTCHESTER R R a t s a (Map of E M o m -sania) 50x84 Eliza MiUs to August Dahler of Morrisania 1500

COTTAGE a t e a 350 n Morris av 100x100 Noah B Hoyt to Richard B Hoyt of Morrishysania 5000

I S S T H s t a a (North New York) 131 e Alexshyander av 19x100 Elizabeth HubbeU to Mary H Green of Morriaania 8000

F U L T O N s t a e s Lot No 87 on Map of VUlage of Morrisania 50x309 Mary Dessoir to John Broadhead of Morrisania 5000

1 3 5 T H s t s s (North New York) 188 e Alexshyander av 184x100 Jacob H Van Reed to Mary Ann Thurber of New York bull500

1 4 3 D s t s s (North New York) 300 e WUUs av 50x100 R o b t Stursberg et al to Henry Martin of Morrisania 2200

SPRINGFIELD st (Melroae South) s a 300 e Morris av 35x100 August Wi t t to Theodore P HaU of Morrisania 700

GROVE av (Forest Grove) e a 700 n CUff a t 100x100 Eliza A Soule to John J Clarke of Morrisania 9750

1 4 3 D s t (North New York) a s 350 e WiUis av 35x100 Robert Stursberg to Frederick Fackner of New York city 1100

2 D a t (Port Morris) 150 e 3d av 35x100 Mary Ann Montgomery to Elizabeth NeU of New York city 1000

M O T T s t (Mekoae South) n a 300 e Morris av 35x1063^ Edward Holton to James Shanshyley of New York 700

M O T T s t (Melrose South) n a 335 e Morris av 25x106^ Edward Holton to Rody Rime of New York 700

WASHINGTON avri w s adj land of S t Paul s Episcopal Church 77x150 Francia M PeimeU to WiUiam J Brewster of Morrisania 6650

1 4 6 T H Bt (North New York) s a lofcs 285 and 286 50x100 Charlotte Eldridge to Daniel Tone of New York city 4850

Av B (Grove HiU) w s 200 n Cedar dt lOOx 100 Harold Henwood to Robert Clark of Morrisania 1500

MOUNT PLEASANT

46 650-1000 ACRES n s road from the Highland turnpike to Saw MUI River past the house of John R Steiphens John R Stephens to James E MaUony of Mt Pleasant 41985

8 ACRES n a Highway from Unionville to Tarryshytown adj lands of Wm Odell Alvah Newman to Moses W Taylor of Mt Pleasant 2750

W E S T S road leading from Union-viUe to PleasantshyvUle adj land of Mr Deadly John B Sands to Henry Yerks of Mt Pleasant 4800

SOUTH S road from PleasantviUe Depot to Sing Sing at Pleasantville adj Mr FarreU Alsop Green et al to Susan Quinby of Newcastle 1500

J O N E S av e s cor Maple st (near Tarryshytown) 50x100

L O T S 48 and 49 Maple st 50x112 A S Briggs to John H Briggs of Tarryshytown 1800

70 13-100 ACRES adj PlykiU Brook and land of Holly Newman Henry Yerks to Jared D PoweU of M t Pleasarit 17500

MAMARONECK

O L D Boston road s e s adj land of Thomas L Rushmore 90x246 Michael NeviU to Richard Welch of Mamaroneck 500

NEW ROCHELLE

WASHINGTON av n a 171 e Webster av 414x 242 Sarah Ann Smith to Wm Connolly of New Rochelle 310

P L O T of land on Cedar at aa per map of property belonging to T A Emmet James O Smith to Alexander B Hudson et al of New RocheUe 2750

W E B S T E R av n e s lot No 218 on Map of West New Rochelle William Babee et al to Valentine Kreitler of New Rochelle 350

WOODBURY s t s e s adj land of S Bergen 100x100 Michael Donahoe to WiUiam R Humphrey of New Rochelle 300

P L O T of land in Huguenot Park a s May Flower av adj Lake av (U-reg) Benjamin D Le-fevre to John R Penn of New York 8500

A T the junction of Hugernot at and White Plains road (irreg) WUUam Burton to Hem-y Welch of New RocheUe 1400

NEW CASTLE

SOUTH s t (Mt Kisco) w s 60 s land of David C Lyon 60x20 Anria WiUiams to Katie L French of M t Kisco 1000

3^ ACRE e s Highway adj land of Greo Quimby Henry W Bischoff to Alexander Yerks of New Castle 475

1-7 ACRE n s road Chappaqua Station to New Castle cor adj land of Rebecca Scofield Henry W Bischoff to Daniel Donovan of New Castle 1400

EAST_ S road from Chappequa Depot to Aaron Haights adj land of Rebecca Scofield Susan Quinby to Henry W Bischoff of Newcastle 2800

76 A C R E S adj land of Purdy Carpenter and Ste-c-phen Sarles Edmund L Hun t to Prances T

Shethan of New York 12050

NORTH CASTLE

100 ACRES on Highway from Bedford to Greenshywich adj land of E Waterbury Ru th M Knapp to Chas Brundage of Noi-thCaatleS750

3 A C R E S on Highway leading from Rensico to Purchase a t adj land of WilUam WiUiams Henry T Turner to Eliza CasUear of Nor th Castle 560

NORTH SALEM

Av A n w s adj land of WiUiam Barker (Cro-r ton FaUs) 4800 sq ft WUUam Barker to Jos

T Seacord of Croton FaUs 300 M O T T at (Sing Sing) s s adj land of Barney

Foshay 30x150 Cornelius B Palmea to Susan Ann Orr of Srag Smg 3150

CLINTON av (Sing Sing) s s bounded w by BeUeview av 240x250 Wm B Ryder to Abraham B Valentine of New York 4750

BROADWAY (Sing Sing) s s SO w land of Mrs C H Cummings 25x100 Catharine Knapp to Wm Van Wart of Sing Sing 1100

EASTERN av (Sing Sing) n s adj land of Sophia Lynch 25x100 Mary E Burrhus to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing 1830

ORCHARD a t (Sing Sing) s B two parcels of land adj AMathar Brown (irreg) Wm W Benjamin to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing8000

19 ACRES on road from Quaker Meefcing House to bull the pine treea adj land of BUzabeth Palmer Newman Brigga to Walter Palmer of Brookshylyn 2566

5 ACRES adj land of Elizabeth Palmer and Peach Pond (Seorge F Bailey to Walter Palmer of Brooklyn 1000

F R A N K L I N av s a 100 e Main s t 100x100 Delia Ann Horton to WUliam McAllister of Pelham 500

CLAY av (Prospect HUl VUlage) n s 790 feet a e Hudaon at 160x245 Benjamin L Hannah to Henry Hannah of Brooklyn 30O

POUNDRIDGE

10 ACRES adj land of Harr iet Fancher and Benshynet t Scofield Bennet t Scofield to Aaron B Fancher of Poundridge 300

13 ACRES W a road C W Monroea to Cross bull River adj land of Solomon Mead Lyman Mead to Alexander D Miller of Poundridge 500

S M I T H av (Portchester) w s adj land of John Casey 80x103 Theodore Van Scoy to Alonzo Beekman of Eastchester 2500

H O R T O N av cor New York and Boston Turn shypike at Portchester (irreg) Henry S Scudshyder to Joseph Reynolds of Rye 6500

C H U R C H at (Portcheater) adj land formerly of Mary M Abendroth (irreg) Eli Curtia to WUliam P Abendroth et al of New York5250

BOSTON post road (Portchester) w s adj land of John Fawcett (irreg) James M Tucker to John Fawcett of Rye 1250

SD av w s 800 n Boston Post road adj land of D P Smith 100x195 Asbm-y Newshycomb to Ann Gedney of Rye 800

SOMERS

1953^ ACRES on road from Somers to PeekskiU adj land of Edmund Hallock Isaac CWright to Harvey Voris of White Plains 18600

6 8-100 ACRES e s west branch of CJroton river adj Pu tnam county Une Exrs of Thomaa R Lee to John Franz of North Salem 1216

51)4 A C R E S on Highway known ae Slop at adj land of Jefferson Quickney Jesse G Carpenshyter to Joshua S Carpenter of Somers 8000

20 A C R E S on Highway leading from Charles S Teeds to Daniel Drews farm AdeUne Dexter to B Hopkins Merritt of Somers 2800

WESTCHESTER

W E S T C H E S T E R turnpike n a adj land of Leonshyard Mapea 3 acres Francis Larkin et al to Francis Devine of Weatcheater 5000-

JOHNSON av (Bast Tremont) n w a adj land of Samuel Ryer 66x150 Margarefc Crawford fco Maria Louisa White of New York 1000-

2 D av (OUnviUe) w a 250 s Pirs t st 50x100 John Coyle to Mary P ONeU of New York City 300

14TH s t (Unionport) s s lot No 361 100x108 Elizabeth Gauteran to Eliza Doty of Westshychester 150

WEST FARMS

J A C O B s t Fordham s s map of S Cambreling et al 100x125 John Berrian et al to Stephen J Wright of West Farms 2250

1 75-1000 A C R E S on road from Fordham to Wil -liamsbridge adj land of Mrs A Hargons Louis E Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 1000

8 166-1000 ACRES n s Road leading from Ford-_ ham to WiUiamsbridge adj land of E V Har shy

gons Antoine Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 33000

F L E T C H E R s t (Fordham) s s lots Nos 38 and ^ 39 on A Bassford map 100x150 John BeiTian et al to Mary Crow of New York 3000

J A C O B s t (Fordham) a s lots Nos 290 and 356 on S CambreUng map 25x100 John Berrian et al to Henry A Richardson of Brooklyn 900

F L E T C H E R s t s w cor of and Washington av fronting on Harlem R R 100x150 Edward R Costigan et al to WUliam H Parmer of N e w Y o r k 2600

U N I O N av e a 150 n Glen av 50x100 John C Thompaon to Charles Whitlock of New-York 10200

WASHINGTON av (Fordham) w s 50 n Wet shymore st (irreg) Robert Dwyre to Ferdinand Meyer of T r e m o n t 3 COO

W A S H I N G T O N av (Central Morrisania) w a 250 s Nin th Bt 150x300 James W Porter t o Eraatus Brainard of Connecticut 2550C

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 187

WASHINGTON av(Central Morrisania) e B 150 s U t h s t 100x120 John S Kenyon to Abram Van Duser of New York City 11000

F A I R M O U N T av (Upper Morrisania) n e a lofc No 15 75X146 John Burr efc al fco James C HuU of Upper Morrisania 1000

BAYARD at cor Delancey pl (Fordham) (irreg) Wm H McCool to John Dyer of West Farms 3800

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 138 n Bayard s t 25x110 Wm H McCool to Thos Hough-lahan of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 163n Bayard st 25x110 Wm H McCool to John Gunn of

Fordham 400 D E L A N C E Y pl (Fordham) w s 113 n Bayard

St 25x110 Wm H McCool to Michl Croker of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s ISS n Bayard St 50x110 Wm H McCool to WUUam Doshyran of Fordham 775

J A C O B st (Fordham) s s 100x100 John Bershyrien et al to Wm Callaghan of New York1800

J A C O B s t (Fordham) s s 25x100 John Berrien efc al to Ann Jane Getty of New York 450

WHITE P L A I N S

LEXINGTON av e a adj old poat road as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fogg map A W Eggleston to Jackson Wright of White Plains 3000

85 ACRES e s Mamaroneck av adj land of John J Hill Isaac Lyon to Edward Jones of New York City 19000

H O R T O N av w s lots Nos 17 19 21 on map of C A Purdy s estafce 131x150 EmUy Van TasseU fco Calvin BUIT of New York 7700

H A R R I S O N av n s 250 e Warren a t 50x200 Calvin Burr to EmUy Van TasseU of White Plams 4000

YONKERS

E A S T side of a right of way leading from Ashshyburton av to F Pfeifers land 19x80 Lewis Ri t te r to Edward Bush of Yonkers 750

KiLLiNGER s t s s 125 0 Spring st 25x109 Eliza Vance to George W Bynon of Yonshykers 3000

P A L I S A D E av w a 100 n Pond st 25x145 Samuel D Rockwell to Daniel Wilsea of Yonshykers 4500

SUMMIT st e s cor Ingram s t 25x797 Wm Doyle to Wm Ray of Yonkers 3500

R I V E R D A L E av w a adj land of J H Post 184x170 Ephraim D Stater to Lavinia M CutshybiU of Yonkers 9000

O L I V E R av n e a 25 s e Brook s t 25x1026 Robert Moore to James McGraw of Yonshykers 1500

R I V E R D A L E av W a adj land of J H Post and T W Ludlow 170X184 Adaline Guion to Ephraim D Stater of Yonkers 8200

P R O S P E C T and Clinton sts n e cor 75x100 Protestant Dutch Reformed Church to Susan Bradish of Yonkers 7750

SCHOOL s t e s adj land of Mrs EUen Fisher 25x100 Ethan Flagg to Jeremiah Clark of Y o n k e r s 350

B U E N A V I S T A av e s adj land of Orange Webster 25x100 Edwin W Palmer to Benj S Washburn of Yonkers 5000

64 9-1000 ACRES on Cross from Jackson av to Central Pa rk av adj land of L Underhill Wm R Diderer to Sylvester H Kneeland of New York 22000

123 ACRES n w Si highway tha t leads to Yonkers adj land of the estate of D S Lent decd Isaac Lefurgy to S H Kneeland of New York City 57500

D A L E pl s s 75 w of a new st 25x100 Hya t t L Garrison to William Lane of Yonkers 500

CROTON Aqueduct n w s adj land of Richard Archer (irreg) George McCord to George T Styles of Yonkers 700

O L I V E R av n e a 268 s e Walnut st 40x102 Ralph T Seddon to I ra U Travis of Yonshykers 1000

R A V I N E av w s 100 n Gold s t 50x225 R o b t G Richards to Merrit t H Smifch efc al of Yonkers 4500

PROJECTED BUILDINGS

The following plans embrace all tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings sincis our last repor t bullmdash

ATTORNEY ST (No 17) ONE THREE-STOR-T BRICK second-class dwelling 20x20 owner M BossiN-B K I E architectyH P A E R Y

B A R R O W ST (No 23) ONE Frvte-STORTBRIGE toniement 25x63 dwrceri J WissstAW architect WM Jbsfi

BOWERY ST ( N O 168) ONE ONE-STORY BICICK workshop 25x13 owner B R A U T H architect W E W A R I N G builders D O Y L E amp CULLEN

BOWERY ( N O 309 REAR) ONE ONE-STORY IIRICK ahop 12x20 owner B R E I C H M A N N architect P S BARUS

E I G H T I E T H ST S S 70 E LEXINGTON AV ONE three-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 20x50 owner J B B R I C E architect J M C I N T Y R E builders CROOK amp HIGGINS and J C GEDNEY

F O R T I E T H ST N S 325 w OTH AV F IVE F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 25x60 owner J J B U R C H E L L builders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - T H I R D ST AND T H I R D AV N W COR one five-story brown-stone store and tenement 25 xlOO owner J J B U R C H E L L buUders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - S I X T H ST ( N O 521 W ) ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement 189x55 owner P A T R I C K COSTELshyLO architect J M F O S T E R

FORTY-SEVENTH ST S S 175 w 1 1 T H AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x56 owner L G SCHNEIDER architect J M FOSTER

FORTY-EIGHTH ST N S 100 w MADISON AV four four-story brick first-class dweUings 25x90 owner M BYRNES architect J G PRAGUE

F I F T I E T H ST ( N O 429 W) ONE THREE-STORY brick tenement 25x27 owner P K A Y architect G H O B Z E I T builder P KAY

F I F T Y - T H I R D ST N S 135 E F I F T H AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 26x 658 owners E J amp J W H A M I L T O N architect J O H N G P R A G U E

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 325 w STH AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 25x00 owners Moss BROTHERS buUder J T CONOVER

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O 221 EO ONE FOUR STORY brick carriage house 25x9411 owner E D U F F Y architect GAGE INS LEE

F I R S T AV E S 50 N 55TH ST TWO FIVE-STORY brick tenements 25x54 owner P D O E L G E R arshychitect W J O S E

F I R S T AV AND 121ST ST S E COR F I V E F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 20x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

GOERCK ST ( N O 138 REAR) ONE THREE-STORY brick factory 25x36 owners and builders^ SCHWARTZ amp LOHMAN architect C SCHWARTZ

H A M I L T O N ST ( N O 11) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK tenement 25x63 bull owner T H O S CONNERY archishytect W M J O S E

H U D S O N AND T H O M A S STS N E C O R O N E O N E -

story brick store 56x28 owner A R W H I T N E Y architect and buUder F BLOODGOOD

L U D L O W ST W S 35 N DELANCEY ST ONE four-story brick school 75x83 owner N E W Y O R K CITY architect A MACVEY buUder T K I E R N A N

L U D L O W AND DELANCEY STS S E COR ONE five-atorj brick tenement 216x634 owner M SELSAM architect W J O S E

MADISON ST S S 135 E M A R K E T ST ONE T W O -story iron first-class dwelling 35x30 owner J D G A D E K E architect and builder J A S A R T H U R

N O R F O L K ST E S 100 s STANTON TWO FI-PE-atory brick tenements 35x7^3 owner J G E L L E R architect T J B I E R

N O R F O L K ST (No 133) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK store and tenement 35x50 owner L F J A U G E R architect J B O E K E L L

N I N T H AV AND 2 3 D ST N E COR FOUR F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 19x20x52x54x65 owner T H O S E F O R A N architect C F D E B O R S T buUders B U R N S amp T I M M I N S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T I E T H ST N S 100 e 1st av four three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 189x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 360 w 3d av four fchree-stOry brown-stone first-clasa dwellinga 15x48 ownera and buUders J amp W C SPEARS architect I C BABCOCK

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - F I R S T ST S S 100 w 9th av one three-story brick first-class dweUshying 22x32 owner C D U F F Y architect J S C A L -LEN

N I N T H AV E S SO s 3 8 T H ST ONE FIVE-STORY brick store and tenement 25x60 owner M K U H N architect J M FOSTER

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST S S 125 w Boulevard one one-half story brick church 722 x l40 owners P E CHURCH OF INTERCESSION architect R L O C K W O O D buUders W E E K S amp GATCHET

STANTON AND PORampYTH- STSH s VV COK- ONE five-story brick fceueriient 25x50 owners G B K I S W E N Z E L architect WMi Jcisamp

SECOND ST ( N O S 288 290 292) THREE F I V E -story brick stores and tenerrients 25x70 owner S R O S S M A N architect R- S H A P T E R buUders L A W amp S H A P T E R

S I X T E E N T H ST- N S 194 E 1ST AV ONE T H R E E -story brick school 75x87 owners CITY OP NE-VV Y O R K architect A M A C V E Y buUder D A V C H R I S T I E

SIXTY-FOURTH ST N S 100 E LEXINGTON AV five three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 20x55 owner G FOUNTAIN architect J G P R A G U E builder P FOUNTAIN

SIXTY-FOURTH St N S 200 E LEXINGTON av five three-story brown stOne first-class dwellshyings 16x55 owner and buUder G FOUNTAIN architect J G PRAGUE-

SIXTY-SEVENTH ST N 8 500 VV IOTH AV ONE two-story wood stable 24x20 owner T H O M A S O B R I E N architect and buUder THOMAS O B R I E N

SEVENTY-NINTH ST AND MADISON A V S E cor one four-story brick first-class dwelUng 21x 63 owners|ANDKUSS amp CUMMING architects D amp J J A R D I N E buUders N ife H ANDRUSS

SEVENTY-NINTH ST S S 21 E MADISON AV one four-story brick first-class dweUing 18x55 owners A N D R U S S ltfe CUMMINGS architects D amp J J A R D I N E builders N amp H ANDRUSS

T H I R D ST E S 100 E A V D ONE TWO-STORT brick stable 14x60 owner B DONELY architect tVM J O S E builders K E R C H U N ife O N E I L

T W E L F T H ST ( N O 367 W E S T ) ONE TWO-STOKY brick stable 286x25 owner THOMAS MULEOY

TWENTY-EIGHTH ST ( N O 130 W E S T ) ONE T W O -story brick stable 25x31 owner D STEWART architect C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 4 0 W 1 1 T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick office 16x30 owner M K N A P P buildshyer C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 350Tiv U T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick store and second-class dweUing 18x40 owners P E C K amp W A N D E L L builder B^ L L A -FORGE

T H I R T Y - T H I R D ST N S 200 FROM 9TH AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x50 owner P D O N A shyH U E architecfc J M FORSTER

T H I R D AV ( N O 349) ONE BRICK TENEMENT 248x65 owner J K E L L E R architecfc W J O S E

ALTERATIONS IN BUILDINGS

One brick house and dwelling No 244 Bowery fcwo and one-half sfcories 20 by 38 one-half sfcory fco be added Mr Drake owner

One brick sfcore and dwelling norfch side of Third avenue 25 feet nor th of Eighty-third street three stories 25 by 50 extension 25 by 35 12 feet high E amp S HiU owners

Nine brick stores and factories Nos 167 to 183 (inclusive) Canal street 5 stories 188 by 50 roof to be raised three feet and exfcension on rear 188 by 50 by 40 feet and five sfcories in height John S GUes owner

One brick factory No 125 Mott a t four atories 25 by so damaged by tire to be repaired F Watershybury owner

One brick fjwstory Canal Centre and Walker streets northeast corner three stories 548 by 822 and 613 two stories to be added Mr Munn owner

One brick laundry north aide of Fifty-third street 250 -feet weat of Firsfc av fchree stories 80 by 40 one story to be added and extension 52 byl005 53 feet high Empire Laundry Company owners

One brick ice-house No 227 East Thirty-eighth street five stories 45 by 63 extension453 by 368 52 feet h igh A Hupfel owner

One frame store and dweUing No 2379 Third avenue two stories 25 by 50 one story to be added Addison Smith owner

One frame store and dwelling No 2146 Third avenue three stories 25 by 40 extension 25 by 33 12 feet high J Hutchings ltfe Son owners

One frame stable No 160 Washiiigton street two and a half stories 25 by 46 one half stdi-y to be added new brick front built and extension in front of buUding to fuU extent of l o t Mr Big owner

UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Monroe s t reet Nos 57 59 and 61 unsafe and rot ten wooden gut ters H M Bailey agent

St Marks place No 33 easfc brick fence waU Peter Cook owner

Mercer atreet No 132 generaUy uttaafe waUs cracked arid floor beams insufficiently supported Rs Durilap-amp Go and Phelan arid Sofl leeseesi

188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 189

tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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CLAY st n a 300 e Union av 75x100 ha amp Is L Dnbb fco Mary Kohn of New Y o r k 33000

CHESTNUT st s e a 300 s w Johnson av 25x 100 G G Diikes et al to Cafcharine Murray

G ) - 300 (C DOUGLASS s t a s 129 e Perry av 376x1276

C S Barker to Freelove D R o g e r s 1 0 0 0 E L L I O T T p l e a 4626 s Hanson pl 2010x100

Eliz F wife M B Swezey fco Emma wife of John Syms 7800

HANCOCK sfc n a 2042 w Sfcuyvesant av 2010 xlOO Mary P wife of J Flood to Hubbard L RusseU 750

H A M I L T O N s t w s 1615 n P a r k av 100x150 EUen H wife of C C Pa t t en to Mary A Hig-gin^ 10000

H I G H sfc s s 75 w Bridge sfc 25x100 (parfci-fcion) E A Hutchins to Henry Crum-mey 5000

LIVINGSTON st and Hanover pL n w cor 20x 75 h amp I N Cooper to Maria wife of CJhas R P i t t 6000

LE0N4RD St w s 60 n Powers s t 20x75 h ife I T Terry fco James Meakin Flushing L I and Henry Beales 3000

MARION sfc n s Lofcs 44 and 46 (Blk 8) Hunter Ply Farm 50x100 J Volke to Martin F Lindhorn 675

MACON at n s 145 w Tompkins av 20x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam P C Denike (Foreshyclos ) 250

OAKLAND and Freemen sfcs n w cor 25x100 M Walker fco James Law 1000

PiERREPOiNT St s s 125 6 CUnton St 25x100 A Allen J r to Abram AUen 25000

R O S E at s s 3904 w Bedford av 224x100 H Ranken to Hans C F Gatje 2000

SACKETT s t n s 99 a Hicks s t 1910x75x1x25 bull xlSlOxlOO M Shearmaji to Cath wife of

John Griffen S500 SACKETT s t n s 11810 e Hicks s t 1910x100

h ife 1 M Shearman to Cath wife of John Griffen 8500

V-AN D Y K E st n e s 40 s e Richards s t 20x 80 W W Goodrich to John H Von Be-bern 350

W A R R E N s t a s 12010 w 4th av 20x100 h amp 1 E S MiUs to Daniel A Youngs (B amp S) 5500

WASHINGTON s t e s 78 s Adams s t 25x996 h ltfe 1 B MueUer to Fredk Schmelcher 1400

7TH s t w s 748n e North l e t s t 25x80 Emily E wife of J Armstrong to Alfred Hobley 3500

9 T H St centre line 5109 e 3dav 25xtb n 125 G B Goldschmidt to James Morgan (C a G) 5000

SOUTH 9th s t s s 146 w 4th sb 50x100 J R Thomas fco Isfc Univeraalist Society WUshyliamsburg 8000

SOUTH 9th a t a a 121 w 4th s t 25x100 W W Armfield to 1st Universalist Society Wilshyliamsburgh 4000

1 0 T H St n e s 100 s e 2d av 22x100 E Brazwell to John Broderick 1000

2 3 D St s w s 4834 n w 5th av 168x100 J Crocker toAlfonzo E Bacon 3700

4 3 D s t s s 300 w 3d av 50x1002 P P Page to John Cavanagh 2250

GATES av s s 204 w Ralph av 19x100 J Palmer to Michael FarreU 7500

April lOtJi A M I T Y s t n s 150 e Clinton st 25x100 ) CLINTON s t e s 75 n Amity s t 25x90

D Darrow to John Shuster 10000 B E R G E N s t s s 1975 e Smith s t 231x100

J Shuster to Daniel Dan-ow of New York9000 CHAUNCEY s t n s 370 w Lewis av 20x100

Carrie B wife of E D Valentine to EmUy A wife of H A Kent of Plainfield N J (Q C) nom

D E G R A W s t s s 200 e Smifch at 20x100 h amp 1 W J BedeU fco Nafchl A Boyn ton 11000

D I A M O N D s t n s 3164 e Main at S59xl599x 403x8710x200 W P Sweet to Diedrich WestfaU 5000

E L L I O T T pl (late Hampden a t ) w a 120n Lashyfayette av 33x100 h ltfe 1 Mary C Hawkins to Augusta A Becker 13000

H E N R Y s t e s 50 s Presidenfc sfc 35x117 Kath wife of J W GUbert to Catharine E Dohrmann 13000

H E R B E R T s t n w s 1709 s w North Henry s t 35x100 W Cooper to Margaret KeUy 400

H E R B E R T st s a 1603 w North Henry s t 50x 95 W Cooper fco Ml FuUen of New York850

H I C K S a t n w s 89 s w Sackett a t 33x100 Anna wife of J S Schoenfeld to Ada Duffy of New York 8000

I V Y St 8 e s 180 s w Central av 40x100 G J Murphy to Abraham Lowerre (Foreshyclos ) 400

PENNBt n s-38310 e Wythe av 20x100 N H Clements to James W Valentine (Foreshyclos ) 200

THOJIPSON s t w s 675 n Pa ten t av 55x026 (irreg) Mary Graf (widow) fco Andrew S Wheeler (Q C ) nom

2 D pl s s 300 e Court s t 25x1335 h amp 1 T Losee fco Henriefcta W C wife of Louis Arnstaedt 11800

SOUTH 3 D a t s a 100 e l l t h s t 25x95 A Saloskinsky to Patr ick Keegan 3000

5 T H s t about 128 a e and FUmore s t 53 n e (rear) 306x207x3311x237 The Industrial School Association to Jul ia A Stodder 267

8TH Stn s 1209e 3dav 25x100 J R Smith to Peter Plant in and Theo Person 1000

l lTH St n s 2393 e 6fch av 144x6911 h amp 1 T Gumming to Edward H Seeley 2000

U T H s t n a 2393 e Oth av 144x61111 h amp 1 E H Seeley to Wm H Applegate (More $1500) 1700

1 3 T H s t n a 2747 e 3d av 176x100 h amp1 Jane wife of J Mackie to Thoma a McComb (Mortga) nom

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 P C Junker fco Barbara Eberhardt nom

SAME property Barbara Eberhardt to Adelbeid wife of Henry Pet te 5000

15TH s t a w s 300 n w 6th av 3911x100 (irreg) C WUhelms et al to John Holmes3350

15TH s t n e s 9710 a e 7th av 25x100 Kath wife of P Remmet to Joseph Mosback J r 2500

1 8 T H s t s w s 84 n w 7th av 16x100 J Wood to Nancy wife of John Mace 1600

I S T H s t n s 400 e 10th av 20x1002 P Reynolds to Gerald McMurray (Foreclos) 3100

2 0 T H St n s 1616 w 7th av 206x100 H Lee to EUas B Weidler 700

3 2 D a t n s 425 e 5th av 25xmdash h amp 1 W Dunn to Christopher HaUiday of N Y 1700

A T L A N T I C av and John st s e cor 25x81 P Lauzer to Francis Vetter of N Y 800

GATES and Lewis avs s w cor 100x200 J D PhUlips to James Campbell 10100

H U D S O N av w s 563 s Lafayette s t 189x80 P Leib to Mathias Windecker J4 part) (Q C) 3C00

M Y R T L E av n s 14411 e JeiFeraon s t 25x68x 68 to Jefferson s t x25x5Sx5S J J McCrum to Henry WUla 2800

NOSTRAND av e s 312 n Myrtle av 21x90 M J Shipton fco James J Thomson nom

P O R T L A N D av w s 483 s DeKalb av 24x913 h amp 1 L Kane to George Crary 24000

2 D and Ovington avs n e cor 100x125 New Utrecht J A Perry to the Bay Ridge Athe-neuni 1500

S H E P A R D av w s 100 n G a y s t 25x100 L Cm-fcis fco Margaret wife of Jacob Pefcerson (Q C) nom

S A L T meadows of grantor in 10th Ward adj Polhemus amp Denton ife Creek to J C Preels mill pond G A Powers to A D Clutfcer-buck (Q C) 500

April llth B A L T I C s t n a 150 s e Smifch sfc 25x100 J

Power to Thomas Hamilton (B ife S) nom C E N T R E a t e a 50 a Broadway 50x100 Harshy

riet M wife of E E Cornell to Anton Metzen-dorf 500

CONSELYEA st n s 225 w Ewen st 25x100 G Jackson to Thomaa H CorneU 5250

D E A N at n a 2496 w Nevina s t 21x100 C W Eldridge to Andrew Ayres (B amp S) nom

E L L E R Y a t n s 250 w Throop av 25x100 Annet ta wife of J B CanaveUo to Jacob Schmidt 900

GARNET s t n s 80 w Court s t 20x10 C H BaUey to Daniel Callahan of New Y o r k 6000

H A R T s t s a 120 e Yatea av 30x100 F Reynolds to George W Mead (Foreclos) 3900

JOHNSON s t n s 135 w Humboldt a t 25x100 Maria Meyer to Peter Fabee 3100

MONROE s t ri s200 w Tompkins av 20x100 F Wood to Frances C wife of F rank M Thor-b u m 6500

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 34 35 amp 36 75x100 hs amp Is T S Shortland to Richard H Laimbeer 27000

N O R T H pier Atlantic dock Lots 31 32 amp 33 75x100 hs amp la Mary A Shortland (widow) to Richard H Laimbeer 38000

R O D N E Y a t n s 254 e Bedford av 22x100 Maria wife of G Peacock to M P M de la Figaniere nom

RUTLEDCiE st and Wythe av n -w cor 80x100 J Frye to Josiah N Christmas 7000

R U T L E D G E st a a 160 w Marcy av 20x100 h amp 1 T Q Holcomb to James O r r 6500

U N I O N s t n s 3094 w Smith s t 158x100 h amp 1 J S BaUey et al (Exra) to Edward P Raymond 7750

W H I P P L E a t n a 200w Throop av 25x100 G Binns to Johann Ritfcer of L L Cifcy 4000

W Y C K O F F s t s w s ^ 315 n w Bond s t 20x 100 h amp L C H Kessler to Geo W^ Drees of New York 5500

N O R T H 2D sfc a s 61 w 6th at 88x995x25x402 x603x236x7x100 The Industrial School Asshysociation to Daniel Schaefer 5136

3 D s t n s 14011 e Smith st20x80 h amp L EmUy W wife of J Baiz to Wm H McCool of NewYork 8000

5 T H a t w s 122 n North 3d s t 50x100 h amp 1 Ann wife of John Grigg to Nicholas S Tu-nison 18 COO

13TH s t a s 17310 w Oth av 25x100 C L Barnett to James A Van Brunt (Foreshyclos) 850O

14Tn s t n e s 29710 n w Sth av 25x100 A McGrath to FelLx J Duffy 6000

1 4 T H s t s w s 2396 n w 5th av 168x100 Adelheit wife of H Fe t t e fco August amp Henry Immig and John Schoen 5000

31 ST s t s w a 325 s e 3d av 25x100 J Moshynas to Mary and Edward McCormick (B amp S) 1 300

ATLANTIC a v n a 2510 w WUUams av 25x 773 (irreg) M Donnelly to Ludwig Ershyn e s t 8000

CARLTON av e s 3373 s Park av 25x100 A Schepper to Cafcharine Mendel 3300

CARLTON av w s 873 a Park av 25x100 G M Sfcevena to Sarah CampbeU (Foreshyclos) 2700

FLUSHING and North Portland avs a w cor 226x75x376x812 P Murtagh to Whitmon Kenyon and Albro J Newton 12000

N E W J E R S E Y av e s 100 n Broadway 75x100 I W Vanderveer to Henry Wright 1500

PUTNAM av a a 40 w Classon av 20x80 H McLaughlin fco Annie wife of Edward A Dushybey 6000

P U T N A M av s s 450 w Ralph av 50xl00 Mary E wife of J B Gardiner to Eliza B Garrett 1200

P U T N A M av n s 320 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swimm to Theo B Gafces and John H Doherfcy 9000

P U T N A M av n s 340 w Tompkins av 20x100 T W Swknm to Uriah HiU J r of PeekskiU N Y 8000

S T M A R K S av n laquo 80 w Carlton av 62x131 x42x326x20x986 E Mettler to Benjamin Bstes 8000

7TH av and 17th st southerly cor 80x20 h ife 1 G H Mehrhoff to Henry Ogger of Wash- -ington Bergen Co N J 4800

April Vith B A L T I C s t n s 2194 n w 5th av 20x100

Mary C wife of R H Robinson to WUUam T Beatty 5100

CONCORD s t a a 50 e Liberty a t 55xl5Sx46x 52x204 Ann wiife of J Libby to Society for Aid of Friendless Women and ChUdren 30000

E A G L E s t n s 150 e Union pl 50x100 ha amp Is A De Groot to Geo Grassick of New York3500

E W E N s t e s 75 n Jackson s t 25x100 J M Steams to Sarah A wife of Jereiniah Has shytings (B amp S) 3000

G O L D s t e a 357 a WiUoughby a t 22x85 R C Dingee to Maria wife of Chas Good^vin 6000

H A M I L T O N st e s 718 a Lafayefcfce av 198x 75 Francea F wife of H S Rigga to James L Brumley 6000

H O P K I N S a t s a 3126 e Marcy av 189x100 D Barnet t to Geo W Mead (Foreclos) nom

MACON s t a s 100 w Throop av 200x80 C L North to Agnea S wife of WUliam J McshyCord 20000

N O R T H s t s s 1189 e 10th s t 273x95 P Reynolds to Fanny Cohen of New York (Foreshyc l o s ) 3 7 0 0

N O B L E s t s s 395 e Franklin s t 25x100 Eliz J wife of B - T Lafrance to Haniiah M wife of W H Rodman 8500

P E N N a t B e s 90 a w Bedford av 16x100 h amp l Eiriina wife of R Eschenbach to Ot to Schneeloch 7000

P E N N st s e a 90 s w Bediord av 16x100 h amp 1 O Schneeloch to Robert H Bachen-bach (Q C) 7000

QUINCEY s t a s 100 w Patchen av 200x100 Josephine wife of F Ofcard to Robert T Dodge 6500

QUINCEY s t n s 3298 e Stuyvesant av 204x 100 J A White to Isaac S Brundage 2000

QUINCEY s t s s 347 e Classon av 69x8() L A Catlin to WUUam Maguire 6000

R o s s s t n w 8 100 n e Bedford av 116x100 C H FeUows to WiUiam E Chapman 24000

RYERSON s t w a 692 n Park av 1611x36x 176x396 J C Ruatin to Michl B u m s 3400

S I G E L (lateMarshaU) a t s a 50 w Leonard a t 25x100 h amp L N Wahl to Theodore amp CaroshyUne Stark of New York 6000

SOMERS s t s a 2946 e Stone av 196x100 P SuUivan to WiUiam Dryden 775

STOCKHOLM a t ii s 343 ri e Myrtle av_j_83x SOxmdashx8x35plusmn12xl00 h amp 1 R GUI to EUengt Baird 3500

184 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

S O U T H 3 D atNn a at s w cor of building known as Trustees HaU 35x100 Virginia bullwife of J J Briest to John Higgins of New York 4500

41ST s t s 6 100 e 1st av 250x1003 Jane A HaU et al to John A LightaU of New Brunsshywick N J 3000

B E N N E T T av w s 150 s Broadway 50x100 E L L I O T T av e s 375 s Broadway 35x100 )

F Bovera to Silas L Church of Canaan Coshylumbia Co N Y 8750

F L U S H I N G av s s bet Marcy and Tompkins avs 3 lots F Vandervoort et al to Abraham Vandervoort of New York nom

U N I O N av amp Richardson st n e cor 50x100 P B Amory to Patr ick McGarry 1300

H E I R S of Samuel Garrison Flatbush (Map 209) lots 64 65 102103 P S Cooke to W Arshymour 186

A2gtril 13th BALTIO s t n e s 2194 n w Sth av 20x100

W T Beatty to WUliam H Ames of New York 8000

B O E R U M s t n s 100 e Smith s t 25x100 L Michel to Heinrich Engel 7000

C A R R O L L s t s s 2764 w 7th av 1714xl23x 1836x1395 E S MUls (special guardian) to Mary E Carman 14000

SUiE property Mary E wife of J S Carman to James Wilson of New York 24000

C E N T R E s t e a 150 n Sackett s t 50x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to Elizabeth Benz 1800

D E A N s t n s 100 e Grand av 108x110 S M Parsons to Francis E Daua (Foreshyclos) 2700

D I A M O N D a t w s 38410 n Van Cott av 25x 100 AUce P wife of S H Pine to Patr ick Kelly 800

E L D E R T a t a s 2104 e Broadway 198x100 i E L D E R T s t s s 230 e Broadway 20xl00

T Hegarty to Thomas Smith (Mortg $8500 and back aasessments) Exchange and 12000

F R O S T s t and Union av n e cor 100x50 P B Amory to Thomas Farmer 1200

G R E E N E s t n s 325 w Union av 25x100 T Martin to Edward C Smith 1000

H A R T s t n a 235 w Throop av 40xlOO J P Rappelj^ea to WiUiam H Jones 2000

H E N R Y a t w s 80 n Summit at 20x1076 h amp L J Bushong to Humphrey S Anderson 10000

H E Y W A R D s t n s 293 e Lee av 196x100 G M Stevens to John Lawrence of New York (Foreclos) 5000

H I C K S st w s 250 n Degraw s t 175x976 i H I C K S s t e s 350 n Degraw s t 30x976 f

J Fet t re tch to Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscombe of New York 27300

M O N R O E st n s 275 w Patchen av 100x100 G H Holbrook to Aaron H Wellington of New York 4000

M Y R T L E st n s 475 e Evergreen av 50x639x 509x548 h amp 1 M C Delamater to Phoebe E -wife of Charles M Knowlton (Mortg $700) 1300

S A C K E T T at n s 796 e Hicks s t 196x75 h amp 1 M Shearman to Gunther Mendorf 8000

S T A T E and Boerum sta a w cor 50x90 T Minrphy to John Curley (Legal sale) 20100

S T A T E s t n s 939 w Court s t 06x80 E H StoweU to WUUam H Wickham 2500

T R U X T O N s t n s 314 e Stone av 196x100 P Sullivan to Thomas Ryan 675

U N I O N st and Sth av southerly cor 733x90 L V Cortelyon to Patr ick Hickey 13000

VAN B U R E N s t n a 401 w Throop av 37x100 P Castner (Exr) to Emma V wife of Charles IsbiU 1500

W Y C K O F F s t n s 100 w Schenectady av 222x135

W Y C K O F F st n s 1443 w Schenectady av i-663x135x359x1307 to Bergen s t x406x | 3557 J H B Starr to Maria Mansfield of New York 2500

4 T H s t e s 839 n Grand st 18x572 (irreg) G M Stevens to Oscar H Stearns (Foreshyclos) 3500

8 T H st and 3d av junction centre lines thence s e 1609 X thence s w 130 x thence n w 359 Xthence a w 130 to 9th s t x thence n w 125 X thence n e 260 T CUfford to Henry C Steneok (Correcting error) ( Q C ) nom

B E N N E T T av w s 300 a Blake av 25x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Charles E Patterson of New York (Mortg $1250)1750

G A T E S av s a 200 e Lewis av 25x100 Eliz bullwife of J McGinnis to WiUiam Wheatley 4600

O R E E N E av s B 100 e Throop av 20x100 P Castner (Bxr) to John CroUus of New York (Exrs deed) 9500

L E E av w s 80 n Taylor s t 20x100 h amp 1 EUa C C wife of T Bewley to John H Bew-ley of Richmond Co S I 10000

M I L L E R av w s 200 s Division av 40x100 -F Cobb to AuguBtus HUl of Newark N J7000

M E E K E R av (late Williamsburgh and Newtown Pike) s e s (18th Ward) 9 2-100 acres J o shyanna Huls t to George Hu l s t (l-9th par t ) 3333

SAME property EUza Rappelyea [(widow) to George H u l s t (l-9th part) 3333

S M I T H av e s 1376 n Baltic av 376x100 J S Stiger to Oliver H Pierson 4500

S N E D E K E R av w a 155 n Liberty av 20x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Augustus HUl of Newark N J 5500

T H R O O P av and Middleton st s e Cor 20x78 A J Lamb to John H Pickens of New York 6800

U N I O N av a s 50 w Schenck av 25x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to EUzabeth Benz 2000

U N I O N av s a 50 w Schenck av 25x100 S S Hemingway to Edward MUler (Foreshyclos) 1800

V A N SICLEN and Union avs n e cor 100x25 P Cobb to John L Warker of East New York 2700

WILLOUGHBY av n i 275 e Marcy av 166x 100 Agnes Boerum to Richard C Addy 1188

WILLOUGHBY av n a 2916 e Marcy av Agshynes Boerum to David B Morehouse 1404

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av and 65th s t ) a w cor 1002x100 J Cumminga to Gord Heinrich Henjes 220

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av) n a 252 e 66th a t 25x 100 G H Henjes to John Christof Henjes 200

April loth C H E E V E R pL w s 1834 s Harrison s t lOSx

886 J Schmitt to Eliz S wife of Chas P Fay 5750

D E A N s t s s 3788 w Sackman st 19x78 (irshyreg) G G Barnard to John John C Smith (Foreclos) (Mort $1000) nom

EOKFOHD s t e s 125n Nassau av 35x100 P C IngersoU to Lawrence Freeland 1200

E L D E R T a t a s 1596 e Broadway 5010x100 P A Ledoux to Thomas Smith 18000

E L D E R T a t s a 250 e Broadway 198x100 P W Ledoux to Thomas Smith Exch amp 6000

G R E E N s t n a 250 e Union av 25x100 Maria R wife of J Kal t to Anton Gabry-lemcz 1000

J A Y s t e s 325 n Willoughby s t 25x1076 P Bunker to Thomas EUiott 7777

L Y N C H s t s e s 425 n e Marcy av 100xlOO Frances L wife of W H Ludlow to Mathias Bindiim 4000

MADISON a t n s 319 w Nostrand av 32x1348 Grace P wife of G H Hughes to Charles C Mudge 7000

M A R I O N a t s s 25 w Ralph av 189x100 W Radde to Nicholaus Muller 1000

MoFFATT St n s 120 e Broadway 100x100 T Hegarty to Thomas Smith 25500

MONROE s t n s 285 w Marcy av 20x100 F C Vrooman to Sarah wife of Henry B Porshyter 6300

P A C I F I C at n s 2884 e Bond st 168x90 Ann M wife of J F Marschalk to John Surin 8000

QUINCEY s t s s 185 e Nosfcrand av 20x100 J T NeweU fco Anna Schwalbe of New York 11000

R O D N E Y st n w s 188 a w Lee av 314x100 h amp 1 W Lamb efc al fco Sarah R Marr 13000

R I C H A R D S afc a e a 80 n e Van Dyke sfc 30x 100 W W Goodrich to Eliz wife of Aug D B F rank 430

U N I O N at and Johnaon pl n w cor 100x150 J C Yorston to Walter K Yorston of New York 3000

W Y C K O F F s t n s 78 w 3d av 180x100 9 hs amp Is D Barnet t to Le-wis Colby (Foreshyclos ) 15300

W Y C K O F F s t n a 278 w 3d av 20x100 ) W Y C K O F F s t n s 258 w 3d av 20x100 j

D Barnet t to Lewis Colby of Boston Mass (Forecloa) 200

W Y C K O F F at a a 240 e Bond st 18x100 G M Stevena to Maria F MiUa of Portchester N Y (Foreclos ) 3700

W Y C K O F F s t s s 266 e Bond s t 18x100 G M Stevens to Ellen M Wight of Portchesshyter N Y (Foreclos) 3700

1ST p i 8 a 1746 e Clinton s t 31x1335 El shylen L Voorhees (-widow) et al (Exrs) to Har shyriefc M wife of Wm B KendaU nom

7 T H sfc w s 70 n Di-vision av 10x1499x335x 35x808 Rnfch T -wife of W Hicka fco Barnar-dus N Wafcfca 3000

3 3 D s t n s 175 e lOfch av 35x100 J Dennis to Andrew S Wheeler 350

A T L A N T I C av and Hicks sfc n e cor 346x59 11 E L Frosfc fco Pafcrick Walsh 25500

B E D F O R D av w s 30 a Cljrmer a t 30x90 I L O T in rear of above 10x30

Adela M McOreary to Everett P Wheeler of N e w Y o r k 13000

B U T L E R av w a 375 s FiUfcon av 35x100 V Sohulfcheis to Johann C Kehrwieder 700

CLERMONT and Pa rk avs n w cor 80x213 G M Stevens to Rufus Ressequie (Foreshyclos) 3800

D E K A L B av s s 125 w Yatea av 25x100 H B Gourley to Mrs E L Dora Loine of New York 5000

D E K A L B av a a 130 w Oxford s t 20x56x455 x84x100 hs amp la W P Eno to Henry A Darrin of West Brighton S I (Mortg $8375) 10000

G A T E S av n a 20 w Cambridge pl 20x100 D C WUson to Edwin H Gardner 11800

GATES av s a 80 w Grand av 20x100( I n shydeft share) Zillah Robinson (widow) to Mary Robinson (Q C) 3333

GATES av amp St Jamess pl n w cor 20x759 E H Gardner to David C WUson 16000

GRAHAM av and Jackson at s w cor 16x 75 J Williams to Geo W Miner of New York 1600

LAFAYETTE av n a 20 e Nostrand av 2Ux65 Charlotte AUen to Eliza C Porshen 3475

L E W I S av w a 60 s Decatur at 20x100 R Merchant to Curtia L North (Foreclos) 400

PORTLAND av w s 1403 a Dekalb av 22x 100 brown-stone houae Naomi H wife of J E De Wit t to Mary B wife of Jesse S Carshyman 21000

U N I O N av a s 96 w Eldert av 48xl00 Jane C wife of C Truax to Wm J Parson of New York (Q C) nom

SAME property C R Snell to Jane C wife of Charles Truax (Q C) nom

VASHINGTON av w s 80 a WUloughby av 20x95 G H Pinney to Franklin and Anna Chase 14000

WASHINGTON av w s 20 s Willoughby av 20 x95 G H Pinney to Jul ia A wife of Ferdishynand Van Siclen 14000

WAVERLEY av s e s 3756 a w Flatbush rd 100x1977 (irreg) W Wade to Henry Tien-ken 17000

106 LOTS in 14th 15tli amp 17th wards on parti-j tion map

348 LOTS property of J B Taylor and G A j Sacchi J J Allegri to Thos P Secor pf New York 18000

GRVVESBNDmdashHubbard st and Centre pl easterly cor 45x1144 J De Nyse to George W King 1000

A2)ri IQt BROADWAY n e s about 445 n w Union av

about 55x11)0x25x25x100 (kreg lofc anil gore) D L Jones to Thomas Hines (B amp S)200

BROADWAY and P a r k av s w cor 57llx293x 303x618 M Christman to WUliam it Louise Frey tag ofHickviUe L 1 2400

CARROLL s t n s 15 e Van Brunt s t 20x60 h amp 1 M Hughes to John D Moran 4300

C E N T R E st n s 190 e Clinton st 25x100 G M Stevens to Catharine L Babcock (Foreshyclos) 1400

COLUMBIA a t e a 943 n Cranberry s t ISlOx 100 h amp 1 H Davis to John C Bach of New York 13900

D E G R A W st a s 240 e Smith at 20x100 W J BedeU to Dominick Dixon and George Ross 11000

D E G R A W s t s a 220 e Smith s t 20x100 W J BedeU to George B Forrester 11000

D E A N s t a w s 22010 s e Smifch sfc 2010x 100 Magdalena C K wife of R Barfchelmess to Pauline wife of Louis Niessen (Error ) 8000

E L M st and Myrtle av n e cor 51x51 G Kneeland to Arabella Kneeland nom

F L O Y D s t n a 325 w Yatea av 25x100 C Houseman to Geo Loffler and Dorothea Hufshynagel 1100

G O L D s t e s 379 s WUloughby s t 23x85 M R Walsh to Godfried Spingler 6300

G W I N E T T a t n w s 214 s w Throop av 30x 100 E Bond to Chriatoph Lutz 1000

H I G H a t a a 75 e Gold s t 35x76 EUz Hayes (widow) to Eliz wife of Wm Hayes 4500

H i G H s t a a 696 w Gold st 352x976 h amp l J Sproot to WiUiam Staples 7350

K E A P st n s 60 e Wythe av 30x100 R GeU to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 7000

K E A P s t n w a 80 n e Wythe av 30x 100 Mary L wife of A D B a u d to Peter W Langley 7000

K E N T s t n a 150 e Union av 35x100 F Canahen to Patr ick Rooney 1500

LEONARD s t e s 80 s Withers s t 30x7510 h amp 1 J E lUingworth to WilUam P Fitzgib-bons 2500

MACON at n a 125 w Tompkins av 30x100 G M Stevens to Efangham H Nichols of New York (Foreclos) 500

M A D I S O N s t s s 300 w Tompkins av 60x100 H Taylor to Theodore W S-wimm 15300

NASSAU s t n a 180 e Gold s t 30x1071 Anria H V wife of D H GUdersleeve to Samuel French of N e w Y o r k 8650

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 185

M O N R O E st e s 375 s Union av 150x96 E L D E R T av w -s 100 n Union av thence w

193xmdash two lots U N I O N av n a 48 e Monroe at 48x100

R Merchant to John L Cadwalader of New York (Foreclos) 3350

P E N N s t n s 1836 e Wythe av 198x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam H Dannat of New York (Forecloae) 500

P O W E R S a t s s 1626 e Graham av 189x75 J W Pitzsimons to Juliua G Tueh 3750

P R O S P E C T pl n s 32 e Carlton av 31x95 J L Sleight to Robert Purey 18500

R U T L E D G E a t n a 138 w Bedford av 16x100 h amp L R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 6000

R U T L E D G E at n a 200 w Bedford av 15x100 h amp 1 R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newshyark N J 6000

R Y E R S O N a t w s 354 n Pa rk av 1611x436x 176x47 h amp 1 J C Rustin to Jaques and Louis RothUsberger of New York 2600

W A S H I N G T O N and Tillary sts n w cor 25x80 (irreg) D W Northup to Bernard McCafshyfrey (Foreclos) 12100

4 T H pl n a 200 w Court s t 100x100 G B Glover to Edward W Richardson (B amp S) nom

S O U T H 5th s t n s 52 w Oth s t 16x734 G W Summer to Henry S Fi r th 7000

1 2 T H s t n s 350 e 3d av 189x100 h amp 1 J Gough fco Lawrence Weber 4900

A T L A N T I C and Schenck avs n w cor 104x75 A B Master^ to Cafcharine Kelly of Easfc New York (Foreclos) 2300

B U S H W I C K av and Woodbine sfc norfcherly cor 100x1038 Mary L wife of W H P ink efc al to Duncan E Mackenzie 6450

D E K A L B av s s 346 w Reed av 196x80 D E Mackenzie to Mary L P ink and Martha A BuU 9000

D E K A L B av a a 100 w TompMna av 50x200 W V Le Count to Sarah E wife of Thomas Palmer J r 7000

D E K A L B av n s 3876 e Nostrand av 189x 100 h amp 1 Annie L wife of S B Struchfield to Helen J Cortis of East New York 6 000

E L D E R T av w a 300 s Union av 305xthe block (irreg) R Merchant to John L Cadshywalader of New York (Foreclos) 3200

F R A N K L I N av w a 120 a Dekalb av 20x100 E Sherman to Sylveater Biasell of Hartford Conn 9000

G R E E N E av s a 1845 w FrankUn av 20x93 ) I N D E F T lot probably rear of above 20x25 )

MaryB Bunker (widow) to H y A Archer12000 G R E E N E av n s 95 e Classon av 20x93 A

H Clark to Nicholas Duffy of Newark N J 1600

G R A N D av e s 133 a Gates av 21x1016 T Skelly fco Angle wife of Hy T Kneeland 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 20 w Oxford s t 20x80 S BisaeU to Mary A Bunker 12000

L E E av e s 84 n Rutledge at 16x77 h amp 1 R Gill fco Pefcer W Longley of Newark N J 6000

L E W I S av and H a r t sfc n w cor 100x100 2 hs amp Is Josephine wife of F Ofcard fco Peter W Longley of Newark N J 24000

L E W I S and Dekalb ava n e cor 80x20 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Annie L wife of Seles B Stuchfield 9750

S H E P A R D av e a 100 a Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Edward S Hoffman of Morria-town N J (Foreclos) 1500

S H E P A R D av e s 150 s Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Jos Schluchtner of East New York (Foreclos) 3016

U N I O N av and Monroe st a e cor 40x100 R Merchant to Helen J Cortis (Foreclos) 500

U N I O N av and Monroe sfc a e cor 48x100 Helen J wife of T T Corfcis fco Valenfciae Kopp of Eaat New York 3000

W I L L O U G H B Y av s a 17 e HamUton s t 17x 100 J WUletts to Ora M wife of Edward M JeweU 13300

W Y C K O F F av s- s 200 s Fulton av 47x100 H H Kat tenhom to Eliz M -wife of JOB J Elsegood of Bast New York 3500

5 T H av n w s 50 n e 13th s t 25x9710 J Coleinan to Johannah wife of Fred Ringel3000

GRAVESEND to Brooklyn road adj Van Siclena 369x330 C J Van Siclen to Henry J Van

Siclen 500

April Vith A S H Bt B s 100 w Oakland s t 125x200 T m s -

teea Union CoUege to James A C h u r c h 9000 B E L V I D E R E at s e s 225 n e Broadway 25x

848 I DeBevoise to Anton VigeUns (exrs bull deed) 900

B U T L E R st n s 215 w Classon av 20x131 also lot in Newtown Sarah K -wife of H B Ke t shycham to James M c K e e 8 000

CHURCH st and Smith av westly cor 110x50 (New Utrecht) J Kastendieck to Bridget Osborne (widow) New Utrecht 1500

C H E E V E R pl w s161 n Degraw a t 21x886 h amp 1 P Burke to Alphonzo E Gordon of New Brunswick N J 12000

COURT st w a 60 s President st 20x65 h amp 1 W H Kenyon to Jessie W wire of Alexr W Kyle 15000

CUMBERLAND s t w a 23110 n Atlantic av 20 xlOO E C RusseU to Daniel Fowle r 10000

D E A N st n a 1854 w Smith sfc 20x1005 hamp 1 F H Smith to WUliam J Roche 6000

D E A N st n s 2688 e Grand av 168x100 L I B E R T Y av s a 40 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 L I B E R T Y av a s 20 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 J 0 B Wilson to C Alonzo Brown of New York 9000

D E V O E s t s s 3335 w Lorrimer s t 20x1003 H Brundage to Amanda M wife of S W Deshyvoe (B amp S) nom

DEGRAW s t n s 216 8 w Smith sfc 168x100 J V D Jacobson fco Jacob F Oakley of New York 7000

F U L T O N st s s 40 e Hanover Place 20x60 h ife 1 E C PuUer to James McMahon 12000

H E W E S s t n s 2567 w Bedford av 18x100 G Pancoast to Edward Gateson of WUliama-burgh 4925

H I C K S at w s 2456 n State s t 176x100 h amp 1 E W Fargo to James M Benham 3500

jEtTERSON St s s 161 0 Ormond Place 21x 100 Adeline B wife of L G Spring to Charshylotte R wife of Conway M Jenkins 6250

LuQUEER St s s 155 e Columbia s t 25x100 B A Hegeman et al (Exrs) to John Rash-ley 800

MADISON a t n s 2668 e Marcy av 168x100 R P Newcomb to Louisa Strong of Newark N J 6000

MoKRELL St e a 50 n Cook a t 25x100 h amp 1 J Kleinheim fco Mary wife of Martin Gorshyman 3000

P A C I F I C a t a s 300 e Grand av 17x110 h amp 1 G F Laurence to WilUam H Taylor nom

P E N N s t s s 2016 e Lee av 202x100 h ltfe 1 M D Earle to Sophia L wife of George L Wood 9000

P R E S I D E N T s t S a 200 w FrankUn av 1072x 180x124x1187 H M Needham to WiUiam P Sweet (Foreclos) 3350

R E M S E N a t n s 388 w Court a t 22x100 Harr iet Rogers (widow) to Frederick A Ward 22500

SCHERMERHORN st n s 400 e Smith st 25x 100 F J Breithaupt to James Boyd of New York 18000

SKILLMAN st e s 2579 n Myrtle av 26x100 G M Stevens to Merchs amp Traders Fire Ina Co (Foreclos) 3 700

V A N B R U N T s t n w s 75 s w SuUivan s t 2o x90 F Ro th t o Pa t r ick Conners 3000

W A L T O N at n w a 90 a w Marcy av 60x90 (irreg) R M Hardy to Pat r ick D a r b y 3700

W A R R E N st and Utica av s e cor 90x25 Sophia J wife of W C Sharpley to Mordecai Johnson 500

W Y C K O F F s t n e s 2355 n w Oth av 44x 100 R B Wade to Thomas F Stevenson 4400

SOUTH 4th s t n a 120 w 2d a t 20x106 J W Byard to Pat r ick GUlespie 6400

N O R T H 4th a t s s 78 w Sth a t 22x50 P Dougherty to James Nash 850

S O U T H 5th st s s 1786 w 4th s t 25x100 H H Smith to Francis J HiU nom

1 7 T H St n e s 3563 s e 3d av 189x100 Frances B wife of R S Higgins to Mary wife of Pat r ick M McGovern 7000

2 0 T H s t n a 325 w Oth av 25x100 S W Strickland to Theodore Gieges 2000

4 0 T H s t n s 1334 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New York 4000

4 0 T H a t n a 350 e 3d av 168x1003 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New

York 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 2834 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MlarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 200 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t na 2668 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp

1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU 4000 ATLANTIC av s a 140 e Rochester av 20x100

Louisa S Wendt to BUhu Ayres of New York 1 0 0 0

B E D F O R D av w a 358 a WUloughby av 216x-100 bro-wri-stone house EUen A -wife of E

Ortiz to Rachael TUton 12500 B U S H W I C K av and Varet at a w cor 50x563

J McBride fco Andrew S McBride giJEt and 1200 LAFAYETTE av n s 200 e Stuyvesant av lOOx

100 Josephine -wife of F Ofcard to Charles M James 4000

LAFAYETTE av n s 259 e Bedford av 19x100 J McDermott to Thomas W Keating 5000

L E W I S av w s 80 s McDonough a t 40x95 T HaU to Curtis L North 3000

P O R T L A N D av e s 387 n Lafayefcfce av 22x 100 R N Peterson to Daniel W McWU-liams 14000

R E I D av and Quincey a t n e cor 200x325 Josephine wife of P Otard to Robinson GUI 24500

9 T H and Prospect avs s e cor 80x200 E Louisa wife of G P Bergen and Rebecca J wife of Silas B Dutcher to Thomas McshyCann 139^35

W E S T C H E S T E R

A2-)ril 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16

BEDFORD

100 ACRES on road leading from Bedford to Ridgefield adj land of Stephen Green Benj B Newman to James Stutt of Brooklyn N Y 8250

M Y R T L E av j(Mt Kisco) n w cor Myrtle av and Grove st 100x275 Merritt SmaUey to Annie Jane Knapp of Bedford 5000

GROVF s t (Mt Kisco) a w s 150 s Myrtle av 75x100 Moses W Fish to John A Cronk of Bedford 200

38 ACRES n w s road from Bedford to Katonah adj land formerly of Squire Wood Sen Mary E Parless efc al to Harriet E Anderson of Eastchester N Y 17000

973^ ACRES w s highway from Cherry st fco Soshymers adj land of Mrs Brown Jesse Dingee to Sarah A Harris of Bedford 4300

97 ACRES a s road leading from A Suttone to Samuel H Kriappa adj land of Henry Lyon John T Carpenter to Andrew G Carpenter of Bedford 14000

CORTLAND

SOUTH side road or street leading to Requas Dock (PeekskUl) adj land of Miles Frost about 120 xl60 Alfred Reynolds to Henry L Armshystrong et al of Pu tnam Co 7750

M A I N s t (PeekskiU) n s adj land of EUjah Gardner (Irreg) Doriin F Clapp et al to John Smith J r of PeekskiU 1325

20 ACRES w s road fi-om Crumpond to the Dug-way adj land late of Silas Sinith deed Gilshybert Dickerman to ManseU MUler of Cortshyland 2000

1)4 ACRES w s Albany post road adj land of Mary J Coar Mary B Sparks to Lucius F Reed of New York 500

N O R T H w cor lot hereby conveyed adj land of D L Seymour 20x80 (PeekskUl) Edward Whashylen to John Kinley of PeekskUl 200

J O H N at (PeekskUl) n s adj land of WUliam Cable 40x150 Edward Lyons to Joseph Sey-mom of PeekskUl 750

12 18-100 ACRES adj Hudson River R R afc Montrose station John Mulford to Benjamin P Fairchild of New York city 8500

240 ACRES adj Croton River and land of Jacob Cornell and widow Purdv John Leib to John Schmidt of New York 21000

C E N T R E st (PeekskUl) n s adj land of John Smith (irreg) Morris Dlee to Benj McCabe of Cold Spring 6500

laquo EASTCHESTER

W H I T E P L A I N S road cor and Archer av (Chesshyter HUl) 70x350 Peter Rich fco Charles Crary efc al of New York City 2500

4 T H av (Mt Vemon) e s Lot No 288 15x105 WUliam H Ferris to Sarah Bissland of Mt Vernon 800

6 T H av (Central M t Vemon) w s L o t No 296 50x100 Andrew Smith to John H Price of New York 1500

8TH av (Mt Vernon) w s 100 n 2d s t 30x50 Caleb Morgan to Andrew Bridgeman of Eas t shychester 4500

7TH av (Central Mt Vernon) w s lot No 235 50x100 Charles W Waterhouse to David Brown of Eastchester 300

4 T H av (Mt Vernon) e s n parfc lot 381 56x 105 Henry J Newton to CorneUa C Bedford o f M t Vemon 3600

L O T S NOS 363 395 and 396 on map of Central M t Vemon 100x150 Ray C Kayser to John C Kayser of West Farms 750

GREENBURGH

45 ACRES on road from Scarsdale to Dobbs Ferry adj land of George Seely Phebe Seviness to Mary V B Ross of N e w Y o r k 13000

186 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

F R A N K L I N and Windle sts cor (Tarrytown) adj land of Mrs Palmer about 120x185 J o shyseph E Smith to Nicholas Field of M t Pleasshyant 13702

BROADWAY W S (Tarrytown) two plofcs of land one 5xl60 one 40x50 Susan GUberfc to Marshytha N WUUams of Tarrytown 1000

BROADWAY W a (Tarrytown) adj land of Marshytha N GUbert 5x200 Susan Gilbert to Marshytha N WiUiams of Tarryto^vn 500

M E A D O W s t (near Tarrytown) a a White Plains road 25x100 Roberfc Pye fco James S MUlard of Tarryfcown 400

2 D sfc (village of Whifce Plains) w s adj land of David Verplanck (irreg) Mary Ann Carshyson fco Richard H Byiie efc al of White Plains 1300

HARRISON

27 ACRES adj land of Daniel Smifch and Terfcellus Marfcin Sarah Carpenter to George S Burshyling of Brooklyn 5900

LEWISBORO

75 ACRES adj the town of Bedford and land of P WUUam MUler John B Holly to P WiUiam MiUer of Lewisboro 5000

5 ACRES adj Isaac Knapps land and Long Swamp Brook Jacob G Mead to F WUliam MiUer of Lewisboro 250

60 ACRES adj land of John D Stevens on road from Boutonville to Cross river Richard H Lockwood to Samuel Grummon of Lewisshyboro 2100

108 ACRES on the road leading from Cross River VUlage to BoutonvUle adj land of David Webb Rufus Avery to Henry McGrath of New York 5500

3^ ACRE (Cross River) on the road leading from said viUage to Enoch Averya Edward Merrit t to Jamea Worden of Bedford 1700

SOUTH ecor of land of Francis R Quick adj land of David Voorhees 64x153 Clark FuUer to Robert R Halleck of Somers 1300

MORRISANIA

ROBBINS av s e s (Wilton) 150 e Uncas a t 35x105 WiUiam Rice to George Schneider of Morrisania 4000

INWOOD av w s (Inwood) 100 a w from an angle in said av (irreg) Thomas C Finnell to Michael A FinneU of New York 3000

O L D Boston Road s e s 341 n Grove s t 35x 184 Andrew Gerkin to Margaret Stonebridge of Morrisania 1700

1 4 0 T H St s a (North New York) 135 w Alexshyander av 71x100 John Quinn to James H Kellogg of Troy N Y 4500

WESTCHESTER R R a t s a (Map of E M o m -sania) 50x84 Eliza MiUs to August Dahler of Morrisania 1500

COTTAGE a t e a 350 n Morris av 100x100 Noah B Hoyt to Richard B Hoyt of Morrishysania 5000

I S S T H s t a a (North New York) 131 e Alexshyander av 19x100 Elizabeth HubbeU to Mary H Green of Morriaania 8000

F U L T O N s t a e s Lot No 87 on Map of VUlage of Morrisania 50x309 Mary Dessoir to John Broadhead of Morrisania 5000

1 3 5 T H s t s s (North New York) 188 e Alexshyander av 184x100 Jacob H Van Reed to Mary Ann Thurber of New York bull500

1 4 3 D s t s s (North New York) 300 e WUUs av 50x100 R o b t Stursberg et al to Henry Martin of Morrisania 2200

SPRINGFIELD st (Melroae South) s a 300 e Morris av 35x100 August Wi t t to Theodore P HaU of Morrisania 700

GROVE av (Forest Grove) e a 700 n CUff a t 100x100 Eliza A Soule to John J Clarke of Morrisania 9750

1 4 3 D s t (North New York) a s 350 e WiUis av 35x100 Robert Stursberg to Frederick Fackner of New York city 1100

2 D a t (Port Morris) 150 e 3d av 35x100 Mary Ann Montgomery to Elizabeth NeU of New York city 1000

M O T T s t (Mekoae South) n a 300 e Morris av 35x1063^ Edward Holton to James Shanshyley of New York 700

M O T T s t (Melrose South) n a 335 e Morris av 25x106^ Edward Holton to Rody Rime of New York 700

WASHINGTON avri w s adj land of S t Paul s Episcopal Church 77x150 Francia M PeimeU to WiUiam J Brewster of Morrisania 6650

1 4 6 T H Bt (North New York) s a lofcs 285 and 286 50x100 Charlotte Eldridge to Daniel Tone of New York city 4850

Av B (Grove HiU) w s 200 n Cedar dt lOOx 100 Harold Henwood to Robert Clark of Morrisania 1500

MOUNT PLEASANT

46 650-1000 ACRES n s road from the Highland turnpike to Saw MUI River past the house of John R Steiphens John R Stephens to James E MaUony of Mt Pleasant 41985

8 ACRES n a Highway from Unionville to Tarryshytown adj lands of Wm Odell Alvah Newman to Moses W Taylor of Mt Pleasant 2750

W E S T S road leading from Union-viUe to PleasantshyvUle adj land of Mr Deadly John B Sands to Henry Yerks of Mt Pleasant 4800

SOUTH S road from PleasantviUe Depot to Sing Sing at Pleasantville adj Mr FarreU Alsop Green et al to Susan Quinby of Newcastle 1500

J O N E S av e s cor Maple st (near Tarryshytown) 50x100

L O T S 48 and 49 Maple st 50x112 A S Briggs to John H Briggs of Tarryshytown 1800

70 13-100 ACRES adj PlykiU Brook and land of Holly Newman Henry Yerks to Jared D PoweU of M t Pleasarit 17500

MAMARONECK

O L D Boston road s e s adj land of Thomas L Rushmore 90x246 Michael NeviU to Richard Welch of Mamaroneck 500

NEW ROCHELLE

WASHINGTON av n a 171 e Webster av 414x 242 Sarah Ann Smith to Wm Connolly of New Rochelle 310

P L O T of land on Cedar at aa per map of property belonging to T A Emmet James O Smith to Alexander B Hudson et al of New RocheUe 2750

W E B S T E R av n e s lot No 218 on Map of West New Rochelle William Babee et al to Valentine Kreitler of New Rochelle 350

WOODBURY s t s e s adj land of S Bergen 100x100 Michael Donahoe to WiUiam R Humphrey of New Rochelle 300

P L O T of land in Huguenot Park a s May Flower av adj Lake av (U-reg) Benjamin D Le-fevre to John R Penn of New York 8500

A T the junction of Hugernot at and White Plains road (irreg) WUUam Burton to Hem-y Welch of New RocheUe 1400

NEW CASTLE

SOUTH s t (Mt Kisco) w s 60 s land of David C Lyon 60x20 Anria WiUiams to Katie L French of M t Kisco 1000

3^ ACRE e s Highway adj land of Greo Quimby Henry W Bischoff to Alexander Yerks of New Castle 475

1-7 ACRE n s road Chappaqua Station to New Castle cor adj land of Rebecca Scofield Henry W Bischoff to Daniel Donovan of New Castle 1400

EAST_ S road from Chappequa Depot to Aaron Haights adj land of Rebecca Scofield Susan Quinby to Henry W Bischoff of Newcastle 2800

76 A C R E S adj land of Purdy Carpenter and Ste-c-phen Sarles Edmund L Hun t to Prances T

Shethan of New York 12050

NORTH CASTLE

100 ACRES on Highway from Bedford to Greenshywich adj land of E Waterbury Ru th M Knapp to Chas Brundage of Noi-thCaatleS750

3 A C R E S on Highway leading from Rensico to Purchase a t adj land of WilUam WiUiams Henry T Turner to Eliza CasUear of Nor th Castle 560

NORTH SALEM

Av A n w s adj land of WiUiam Barker (Cro-r ton FaUs) 4800 sq ft WUUam Barker to Jos

T Seacord of Croton FaUs 300 M O T T at (Sing Sing) s s adj land of Barney

Foshay 30x150 Cornelius B Palmea to Susan Ann Orr of Srag Smg 3150

CLINTON av (Sing Sing) s s bounded w by BeUeview av 240x250 Wm B Ryder to Abraham B Valentine of New York 4750

BROADWAY (Sing Sing) s s SO w land of Mrs C H Cummings 25x100 Catharine Knapp to Wm Van Wart of Sing Sing 1100

EASTERN av (Sing Sing) n s adj land of Sophia Lynch 25x100 Mary E Burrhus to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing 1830

ORCHARD a t (Sing Sing) s B two parcels of land adj AMathar Brown (irreg) Wm W Benjamin to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing8000

19 ACRES on road from Quaker Meefcing House to bull the pine treea adj land of BUzabeth Palmer Newman Brigga to Walter Palmer of Brookshylyn 2566

5 ACRES adj land of Elizabeth Palmer and Peach Pond (Seorge F Bailey to Walter Palmer of Brooklyn 1000

F R A N K L I N av s a 100 e Main s t 100x100 Delia Ann Horton to WUliam McAllister of Pelham 500

CLAY av (Prospect HUl VUlage) n s 790 feet a e Hudaon at 160x245 Benjamin L Hannah to Henry Hannah of Brooklyn 30O

POUNDRIDGE

10 ACRES adj land of Harr iet Fancher and Benshynet t Scofield Bennet t Scofield to Aaron B Fancher of Poundridge 300

13 ACRES W a road C W Monroea to Cross bull River adj land of Solomon Mead Lyman Mead to Alexander D Miller of Poundridge 500

S M I T H av (Portchester) w s adj land of John Casey 80x103 Theodore Van Scoy to Alonzo Beekman of Eastchester 2500

H O R T O N av cor New York and Boston Turn shypike at Portchester (irreg) Henry S Scudshyder to Joseph Reynolds of Rye 6500

C H U R C H at (Portcheater) adj land formerly of Mary M Abendroth (irreg) Eli Curtia to WUliam P Abendroth et al of New York5250

BOSTON post road (Portchester) w s adj land of John Fawcett (irreg) James M Tucker to John Fawcett of Rye 1250

SD av w s 800 n Boston Post road adj land of D P Smith 100x195 Asbm-y Newshycomb to Ann Gedney of Rye 800

SOMERS

1953^ ACRES on road from Somers to PeekskiU adj land of Edmund Hallock Isaac CWright to Harvey Voris of White Plains 18600

6 8-100 ACRES e s west branch of CJroton river adj Pu tnam county Une Exrs of Thomaa R Lee to John Franz of North Salem 1216

51)4 A C R E S on Highway known ae Slop at adj land of Jefferson Quickney Jesse G Carpenshyter to Joshua S Carpenter of Somers 8000

20 A C R E S on Highway leading from Charles S Teeds to Daniel Drews farm AdeUne Dexter to B Hopkins Merritt of Somers 2800

WESTCHESTER

W E S T C H E S T E R turnpike n a adj land of Leonshyard Mapea 3 acres Francis Larkin et al to Francis Devine of Weatcheater 5000-

JOHNSON av (Bast Tremont) n w a adj land of Samuel Ryer 66x150 Margarefc Crawford fco Maria Louisa White of New York 1000-

2 D av (OUnviUe) w a 250 s Pirs t st 50x100 John Coyle to Mary P ONeU of New York City 300

14TH s t (Unionport) s s lot No 361 100x108 Elizabeth Gauteran to Eliza Doty of Westshychester 150

WEST FARMS

J A C O B s t Fordham s s map of S Cambreling et al 100x125 John Berrian et al to Stephen J Wright of West Farms 2250

1 75-1000 A C R E S on road from Fordham to Wil -liamsbridge adj land of Mrs A Hargons Louis E Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 1000

8 166-1000 ACRES n s Road leading from Ford-_ ham to WiUiamsbridge adj land of E V Har shy

gons Antoine Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 33000

F L E T C H E R s t (Fordham) s s lots Nos 38 and ^ 39 on A Bassford map 100x150 John BeiTian et al to Mary Crow of New York 3000

J A C O B s t (Fordham) a s lots Nos 290 and 356 on S CambreUng map 25x100 John Berrian et al to Henry A Richardson of Brooklyn 900

F L E T C H E R s t s w cor of and Washington av fronting on Harlem R R 100x150 Edward R Costigan et al to WUliam H Parmer of N e w Y o r k 2600

U N I O N av e a 150 n Glen av 50x100 John C Thompaon to Charles Whitlock of New-York 10200

WASHINGTON av (Fordham) w s 50 n Wet shymore st (irreg) Robert Dwyre to Ferdinand Meyer of T r e m o n t 3 COO

W A S H I N G T O N av (Central Morrisania) w a 250 s Nin th Bt 150x300 James W Porter t o Eraatus Brainard of Connecticut 2550C

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 187

WASHINGTON av(Central Morrisania) e B 150 s U t h s t 100x120 John S Kenyon to Abram Van Duser of New York City 11000

F A I R M O U N T av (Upper Morrisania) n e a lofc No 15 75X146 John Burr efc al fco James C HuU of Upper Morrisania 1000

BAYARD at cor Delancey pl (Fordham) (irreg) Wm H McCool to John Dyer of West Farms 3800

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 138 n Bayard s t 25x110 Wm H McCool to Thos Hough-lahan of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 163n Bayard st 25x110 Wm H McCool to John Gunn of

Fordham 400 D E L A N C E Y pl (Fordham) w s 113 n Bayard

St 25x110 Wm H McCool to Michl Croker of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s ISS n Bayard St 50x110 Wm H McCool to WUUam Doshyran of Fordham 775

J A C O B st (Fordham) s s 100x100 John Bershyrien et al to Wm Callaghan of New York1800

J A C O B s t (Fordham) s s 25x100 John Berrien efc al to Ann Jane Getty of New York 450

WHITE P L A I N S

LEXINGTON av e a adj old poat road as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fogg map A W Eggleston to Jackson Wright of White Plains 3000

85 ACRES e s Mamaroneck av adj land of John J Hill Isaac Lyon to Edward Jones of New York City 19000

H O R T O N av w s lots Nos 17 19 21 on map of C A Purdy s estafce 131x150 EmUy Van TasseU fco Calvin BUIT of New York 7700

H A R R I S O N av n s 250 e Warren a t 50x200 Calvin Burr to EmUy Van TasseU of White Plams 4000

YONKERS

E A S T side of a right of way leading from Ashshyburton av to F Pfeifers land 19x80 Lewis Ri t te r to Edward Bush of Yonkers 750

KiLLiNGER s t s s 125 0 Spring st 25x109 Eliza Vance to George W Bynon of Yonshykers 3000

P A L I S A D E av w a 100 n Pond st 25x145 Samuel D Rockwell to Daniel Wilsea of Yonshykers 4500

SUMMIT st e s cor Ingram s t 25x797 Wm Doyle to Wm Ray of Yonkers 3500

R I V E R D A L E av w a adj land of J H Post 184x170 Ephraim D Stater to Lavinia M CutshybiU of Yonkers 9000

O L I V E R av n e a 25 s e Brook s t 25x1026 Robert Moore to James McGraw of Yonshykers 1500

R I V E R D A L E av W a adj land of J H Post and T W Ludlow 170X184 Adaline Guion to Ephraim D Stater of Yonkers 8200

P R O S P E C T and Clinton sts n e cor 75x100 Protestant Dutch Reformed Church to Susan Bradish of Yonkers 7750

SCHOOL s t e s adj land of Mrs EUen Fisher 25x100 Ethan Flagg to Jeremiah Clark of Y o n k e r s 350

B U E N A V I S T A av e s adj land of Orange Webster 25x100 Edwin W Palmer to Benj S Washburn of Yonkers 5000

64 9-1000 ACRES on Cross from Jackson av to Central Pa rk av adj land of L Underhill Wm R Diderer to Sylvester H Kneeland of New York 22000

123 ACRES n w Si highway tha t leads to Yonkers adj land of the estate of D S Lent decd Isaac Lefurgy to S H Kneeland of New York City 57500

D A L E pl s s 75 w of a new st 25x100 Hya t t L Garrison to William Lane of Yonkers 500

CROTON Aqueduct n w s adj land of Richard Archer (irreg) George McCord to George T Styles of Yonkers 700

O L I V E R av n e a 268 s e Walnut st 40x102 Ralph T Seddon to I ra U Travis of Yonshykers 1000

R A V I N E av w s 100 n Gold s t 50x225 R o b t G Richards to Merrit t H Smifch efc al of Yonkers 4500

PROJECTED BUILDINGS

The following plans embrace all tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings sincis our last repor t bullmdash

ATTORNEY ST (No 17) ONE THREE-STOR-T BRICK second-class dwelling 20x20 owner M BossiN-B K I E architectyH P A E R Y

B A R R O W ST (No 23) ONE Frvte-STORTBRIGE toniement 25x63 dwrceri J WissstAW architect WM Jbsfi

BOWERY ST ( N O 168) ONE ONE-STORY BICICK workshop 25x13 owner B R A U T H architect W E W A R I N G builders D O Y L E amp CULLEN

BOWERY ( N O 309 REAR) ONE ONE-STORY IIRICK ahop 12x20 owner B R E I C H M A N N architect P S BARUS

E I G H T I E T H ST S S 70 E LEXINGTON AV ONE three-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 20x50 owner J B B R I C E architect J M C I N T Y R E builders CROOK amp HIGGINS and J C GEDNEY

F O R T I E T H ST N S 325 w OTH AV F IVE F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 25x60 owner J J B U R C H E L L builders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - T H I R D ST AND T H I R D AV N W COR one five-story brown-stone store and tenement 25 xlOO owner J J B U R C H E L L buUders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - S I X T H ST ( N O 521 W ) ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement 189x55 owner P A T R I C K COSTELshyLO architect J M F O S T E R

FORTY-SEVENTH ST S S 175 w 1 1 T H AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x56 owner L G SCHNEIDER architect J M FOSTER

FORTY-EIGHTH ST N S 100 w MADISON AV four four-story brick first-class dweUings 25x90 owner M BYRNES architect J G PRAGUE

F I F T I E T H ST ( N O 429 W) ONE THREE-STORY brick tenement 25x27 owner P K A Y architect G H O B Z E I T builder P KAY

F I F T Y - T H I R D ST N S 135 E F I F T H AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 26x 658 owners E J amp J W H A M I L T O N architect J O H N G P R A G U E

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 325 w STH AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 25x00 owners Moss BROTHERS buUder J T CONOVER

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O 221 EO ONE FOUR STORY brick carriage house 25x9411 owner E D U F F Y architect GAGE INS LEE

F I R S T AV E S 50 N 55TH ST TWO FIVE-STORY brick tenements 25x54 owner P D O E L G E R arshychitect W J O S E

F I R S T AV AND 121ST ST S E COR F I V E F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 20x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

GOERCK ST ( N O 138 REAR) ONE THREE-STORY brick factory 25x36 owners and builders^ SCHWARTZ amp LOHMAN architect C SCHWARTZ

H A M I L T O N ST ( N O 11) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK tenement 25x63 bull owner T H O S CONNERY archishytect W M J O S E

H U D S O N AND T H O M A S STS N E C O R O N E O N E -

story brick store 56x28 owner A R W H I T N E Y architect and buUder F BLOODGOOD

L U D L O W ST W S 35 N DELANCEY ST ONE four-story brick school 75x83 owner N E W Y O R K CITY architect A MACVEY buUder T K I E R N A N

L U D L O W AND DELANCEY STS S E COR ONE five-atorj brick tenement 216x634 owner M SELSAM architect W J O S E

MADISON ST S S 135 E M A R K E T ST ONE T W O -story iron first-class dwelling 35x30 owner J D G A D E K E architect and builder J A S A R T H U R

N O R F O L K ST E S 100 s STANTON TWO FI-PE-atory brick tenements 35x7^3 owner J G E L L E R architect T J B I E R

N O R F O L K ST (No 133) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK store and tenement 35x50 owner L F J A U G E R architect J B O E K E L L

N I N T H AV AND 2 3 D ST N E COR FOUR F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 19x20x52x54x65 owner T H O S E F O R A N architect C F D E B O R S T buUders B U R N S amp T I M M I N S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T I E T H ST N S 100 e 1st av four three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 189x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 360 w 3d av four fchree-stOry brown-stone first-clasa dwellinga 15x48 ownera and buUders J amp W C SPEARS architect I C BABCOCK

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - F I R S T ST S S 100 w 9th av one three-story brick first-class dweUshying 22x32 owner C D U F F Y architect J S C A L -LEN

N I N T H AV E S SO s 3 8 T H ST ONE FIVE-STORY brick store and tenement 25x60 owner M K U H N architect J M FOSTER

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST S S 125 w Boulevard one one-half story brick church 722 x l40 owners P E CHURCH OF INTERCESSION architect R L O C K W O O D buUders W E E K S amp GATCHET

STANTON AND PORampYTH- STSH s VV COK- ONE five-story brick fceueriient 25x50 owners G B K I S W E N Z E L architect WMi Jcisamp

SECOND ST ( N O S 288 290 292) THREE F I V E -story brick stores and tenerrients 25x70 owner S R O S S M A N architect R- S H A P T E R buUders L A W amp S H A P T E R

S I X T E E N T H ST- N S 194 E 1ST AV ONE T H R E E -story brick school 75x87 owners CITY OP NE-VV Y O R K architect A M A C V E Y buUder D A V C H R I S T I E

SIXTY-FOURTH ST N S 100 E LEXINGTON AV five three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 20x55 owner G FOUNTAIN architect J G P R A G U E builder P FOUNTAIN

SIXTY-FOURTH St N S 200 E LEXINGTON av five three-story brown stOne first-class dwellshyings 16x55 owner and buUder G FOUNTAIN architect J G PRAGUE-

SIXTY-SEVENTH ST N 8 500 VV IOTH AV ONE two-story wood stable 24x20 owner T H O M A S O B R I E N architect and buUder THOMAS O B R I E N

SEVENTY-NINTH ST AND MADISON A V S E cor one four-story brick first-class dwelUng 21x 63 owners|ANDKUSS amp CUMMING architects D amp J J A R D I N E buUders N ife H ANDRUSS

SEVENTY-NINTH ST S S 21 E MADISON AV one four-story brick first-class dweUing 18x55 owners A N D R U S S ltfe CUMMINGS architects D amp J J A R D I N E builders N amp H ANDRUSS

T H I R D ST E S 100 E A V D ONE TWO-STORT brick stable 14x60 owner B DONELY architect tVM J O S E builders K E R C H U N ife O N E I L

T W E L F T H ST ( N O 367 W E S T ) ONE TWO-STOKY brick stable 286x25 owner THOMAS MULEOY

TWENTY-EIGHTH ST ( N O 130 W E S T ) ONE T W O -story brick stable 25x31 owner D STEWART architect C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 4 0 W 1 1 T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick office 16x30 owner M K N A P P buildshyer C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 350Tiv U T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick store and second-class dweUing 18x40 owners P E C K amp W A N D E L L builder B^ L L A -FORGE

T H I R T Y - T H I R D ST N S 200 FROM 9TH AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x50 owner P D O N A shyH U E architecfc J M FORSTER

T H I R D AV ( N O 349) ONE BRICK TENEMENT 248x65 owner J K E L L E R architecfc W J O S E

ALTERATIONS IN BUILDINGS

One brick house and dwelling No 244 Bowery fcwo and one-half sfcories 20 by 38 one-half sfcory fco be added Mr Drake owner

One brick sfcore and dwelling norfch side of Third avenue 25 feet nor th of Eighty-third street three stories 25 by 50 extension 25 by 35 12 feet high E amp S HiU owners

Nine brick stores and factories Nos 167 to 183 (inclusive) Canal street 5 stories 188 by 50 roof to be raised three feet and exfcension on rear 188 by 50 by 40 feet and five sfcories in height John S GUes owner

One brick factory No 125 Mott a t four atories 25 by so damaged by tire to be repaired F Watershybury owner

One brick fjwstory Canal Centre and Walker streets northeast corner three stories 548 by 822 and 613 two stories to be added Mr Munn owner

One brick laundry north aide of Fifty-third street 250 -feet weat of Firsfc av fchree stories 80 by 40 one story to be added and extension 52 byl005 53 feet high Empire Laundry Company owners

One brick ice-house No 227 East Thirty-eighth street five stories 45 by 63 extension453 by 368 52 feet h igh A Hupfel owner

One frame store and dweUing No 2379 Third avenue two stories 25 by 50 one story to be added Addison Smith owner

One frame store and dwelling No 2146 Third avenue three stories 25 by 40 extension 25 by 33 12 feet high J Hutchings ltfe Son owners

One frame stable No 160 Washiiigton street two and a half stories 25 by 46 one half stdi-y to be added new brick front built and extension in front of buUding to fuU extent of l o t Mr Big owner

UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Monroe s t reet Nos 57 59 and 61 unsafe and rot ten wooden gut ters H M Bailey agent

St Marks place No 33 easfc brick fence waU Peter Cook owner

Mercer atreet No 132 generaUy uttaafe waUs cracked arid floor beams insufficiently supported Rs Durilap-amp Go and Phelan arid Sofl leeseesi

188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 189

tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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184 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

S O U T H 3 D atNn a at s w cor of building known as Trustees HaU 35x100 Virginia bullwife of J J Briest to John Higgins of New York 4500

41ST s t s 6 100 e 1st av 250x1003 Jane A HaU et al to John A LightaU of New Brunsshywick N J 3000

B E N N E T T av w s 150 s Broadway 50x100 E L L I O T T av e s 375 s Broadway 35x100 )

F Bovera to Silas L Church of Canaan Coshylumbia Co N Y 8750

F L U S H I N G av s s bet Marcy and Tompkins avs 3 lots F Vandervoort et al to Abraham Vandervoort of New York nom

U N I O N av amp Richardson st n e cor 50x100 P B Amory to Patr ick McGarry 1300

H E I R S of Samuel Garrison Flatbush (Map 209) lots 64 65 102103 P S Cooke to W Arshymour 186

A2gtril 13th BALTIO s t n e s 2194 n w Sth av 20x100

W T Beatty to WUliam H Ames of New York 8000

B O E R U M s t n s 100 e Smith s t 25x100 L Michel to Heinrich Engel 7000

C A R R O L L s t s s 2764 w 7th av 1714xl23x 1836x1395 E S MUls (special guardian) to Mary E Carman 14000

SUiE property Mary E wife of J S Carman to James Wilson of New York 24000

C E N T R E s t e a 150 n Sackett s t 50x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to Elizabeth Benz 1800

D E A N s t n s 100 e Grand av 108x110 S M Parsons to Francis E Daua (Foreshyclos) 2700

D I A M O N D a t w s 38410 n Van Cott av 25x 100 AUce P wife of S H Pine to Patr ick Kelly 800

E L D E R T a t a s 2104 e Broadway 198x100 i E L D E R T s t s s 230 e Broadway 20xl00

T Hegarty to Thomas Smith (Mortg $8500 and back aasessments) Exchange and 12000

F R O S T s t and Union av n e cor 100x50 P B Amory to Thomas Farmer 1200

G R E E N E s t n s 325 w Union av 25x100 T Martin to Edward C Smith 1000

H A R T s t n a 235 w Throop av 40xlOO J P Rappelj^ea to WiUiam H Jones 2000

H E N R Y a t w s 80 n Summit at 20x1076 h amp L J Bushong to Humphrey S Anderson 10000

H E Y W A R D s t n s 293 e Lee av 196x100 G M Stevens to John Lawrence of New York (Foreclos) 5000

H I C K S st w s 250 n Degraw s t 175x976 i H I C K S s t e s 350 n Degraw s t 30x976 f

J Fet t re tch to Mary M wife of Samuel W Dunscombe of New York 27300

M O N R O E st n s 275 w Patchen av 100x100 G H Holbrook to Aaron H Wellington of New York 4000

M Y R T L E st n s 475 e Evergreen av 50x639x 509x548 h amp 1 M C Delamater to Phoebe E -wife of Charles M Knowlton (Mortg $700) 1300

S A C K E T T at n s 796 e Hicks s t 196x75 h amp 1 M Shearman to Gunther Mendorf 8000

S T A T E and Boerum sta a w cor 50x90 T Minrphy to John Curley (Legal sale) 20100

S T A T E s t n s 939 w Court s t 06x80 E H StoweU to WUUam H Wickham 2500

T R U X T O N s t n s 314 e Stone av 196x100 P Sullivan to Thomas Ryan 675

U N I O N st and Sth av southerly cor 733x90 L V Cortelyon to Patr ick Hickey 13000

VAN B U R E N s t n a 401 w Throop av 37x100 P Castner (Exr) to Emma V wife of Charles IsbiU 1500

W Y C K O F F s t n s 100 w Schenectady av 222x135

W Y C K O F F st n s 1443 w Schenectady av i-663x135x359x1307 to Bergen s t x406x | 3557 J H B Starr to Maria Mansfield of New York 2500

4 T H s t e s 839 n Grand st 18x572 (irreg) G M Stevens to Oscar H Stearns (Foreshyclos) 3500

8 T H st and 3d av junction centre lines thence s e 1609 X thence s w 130 x thence n w 359 Xthence a w 130 to 9th s t x thence n w 125 X thence n e 260 T CUfford to Henry C Steneok (Correcting error) ( Q C ) nom

B E N N E T T av w s 300 a Blake av 25x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Charles E Patterson of New York (Mortg $1250)1750

G A T E S av s a 200 e Lewis av 25x100 Eliz bullwife of J McGinnis to WiUiam Wheatley 4600

O R E E N E av s B 100 e Throop av 20x100 P Castner (Bxr) to John CroUus of New York (Exrs deed) 9500

L E E av w s 80 n Taylor s t 20x100 h amp 1 EUa C C wife of T Bewley to John H Bew-ley of Richmond Co S I 10000

M I L L E R av w s 200 s Division av 40x100 -F Cobb to AuguBtus HUl of Newark N J7000

M E E K E R av (late Williamsburgh and Newtown Pike) s e s (18th Ward) 9 2-100 acres J o shyanna Huls t to George Hu l s t (l-9th par t ) 3333

SAME property EUza Rappelyea [(widow) to George H u l s t (l-9th part) 3333

S M I T H av e s 1376 n Baltic av 376x100 J S Stiger to Oliver H Pierson 4500

S N E D E K E R av w a 155 n Liberty av 20x100 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Augustus HUl of Newark N J 5500

T H R O O P av and Middleton st s e Cor 20x78 A J Lamb to John H Pickens of New York 6800

U N I O N av a s 50 w Schenck av 25x100 h amp 1 B MiUer to EUzabeth Benz 2000

U N I O N av s a 50 w Schenck av 25x100 S S Hemingway to Edward MUler (Foreshyclos) 1800

V A N SICLEN and Union avs n e cor 100x25 P Cobb to John L Warker of East New York 2700

WILLOUGHBY av n i 275 e Marcy av 166x 100 Agnes Boerum to Richard C Addy 1188

WILLOUGHBY av n a 2916 e Marcy av Agshynes Boerum to David B Morehouse 1404

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av and 65th s t ) a w cor 1002x100 J Cumminga to Gord Heinrich Henjes 220

B A Y R I D G E (Oth av) n a 252 e 66th a t 25x 100 G H Henjes to John Christof Henjes 200

April loth C H E E V E R pL w s 1834 s Harrison s t lOSx

886 J Schmitt to Eliz S wife of Chas P Fay 5750

D E A N s t s s 3788 w Sackman st 19x78 (irshyreg) G G Barnard to John John C Smith (Foreclos) (Mort $1000) nom

EOKFOHD s t e s 125n Nassau av 35x100 P C IngersoU to Lawrence Freeland 1200

E L D E R T a t a s 1596 e Broadway 5010x100 P A Ledoux to Thomas Smith 18000

E L D E R T a t s a 250 e Broadway 198x100 P W Ledoux to Thomas Smith Exch amp 6000

G R E E N s t n a 250 e Union av 25x100 Maria R wife of J Kal t to Anton Gabry-lemcz 1000

J A Y s t e s 325 n Willoughby s t 25x1076 P Bunker to Thomas EUiott 7777

L Y N C H s t s e s 425 n e Marcy av 100xlOO Frances L wife of W H Ludlow to Mathias Bindiim 4000

MADISON a t n s 319 w Nostrand av 32x1348 Grace P wife of G H Hughes to Charles C Mudge 7000

M A R I O N a t s s 25 w Ralph av 189x100 W Radde to Nicholaus Muller 1000

MoFFATT St n s 120 e Broadway 100x100 T Hegarty to Thomas Smith 25500

MONROE s t n s 285 w Marcy av 20x100 F C Vrooman to Sarah wife of Henry B Porshyter 6300

P A C I F I C at n s 2884 e Bond st 168x90 Ann M wife of J F Marschalk to John Surin 8000

QUINCEY s t s s 185 e Nosfcrand av 20x100 J T NeweU fco Anna Schwalbe of New York 11000

R O D N E Y st n w s 188 a w Lee av 314x100 h amp 1 W Lamb efc al fco Sarah R Marr 13000

R I C H A R D S afc a e a 80 n e Van Dyke sfc 30x 100 W W Goodrich to Eliz wife of Aug D B F rank 430

U N I O N at and Johnaon pl n w cor 100x150 J C Yorston to Walter K Yorston of New York 3000

W Y C K O F F s t n s 78 w 3d av 180x100 9 hs amp Is D Barnet t to Le-wis Colby (Foreshyclos ) 15300

W Y C K O F F s t n a 278 w 3d av 20x100 ) W Y C K O F F s t n s 258 w 3d av 20x100 j

D Barnet t to Lewis Colby of Boston Mass (Forecloa) 200

W Y C K O F F at a a 240 e Bond st 18x100 G M Stevena to Maria F MiUa of Portchester N Y (Foreclos ) 3700

W Y C K O F F s t s s 266 e Bond s t 18x100 G M Stevens to Ellen M Wight of Portchesshyter N Y (Foreclos) 3700

1ST p i 8 a 1746 e Clinton s t 31x1335 El shylen L Voorhees (-widow) et al (Exrs) to Har shyriefc M wife of Wm B KendaU nom

7 T H sfc w s 70 n Di-vision av 10x1499x335x 35x808 Rnfch T -wife of W Hicka fco Barnar-dus N Wafcfca 3000

3 3 D s t n s 175 e lOfch av 35x100 J Dennis to Andrew S Wheeler 350

A T L A N T I C av and Hicks sfc n e cor 346x59 11 E L Frosfc fco Pafcrick Walsh 25500

B E D F O R D av w s 30 a Cljrmer a t 30x90 I L O T in rear of above 10x30

Adela M McOreary to Everett P Wheeler of N e w Y o r k 13000

B U T L E R av w a 375 s FiUfcon av 35x100 V Sohulfcheis to Johann C Kehrwieder 700

CLERMONT and Pa rk avs n w cor 80x213 G M Stevens to Rufus Ressequie (Foreshyclos) 3800

D E K A L B av s s 125 w Yatea av 25x100 H B Gourley to Mrs E L Dora Loine of New York 5000

D E K A L B av a a 130 w Oxford s t 20x56x455 x84x100 hs amp la W P Eno to Henry A Darrin of West Brighton S I (Mortg $8375) 10000

G A T E S av n a 20 w Cambridge pl 20x100 D C WUson to Edwin H Gardner 11800

GATES av s a 80 w Grand av 20x100( I n shydeft share) Zillah Robinson (widow) to Mary Robinson (Q C) 3333

GATES av amp St Jamess pl n w cor 20x759 E H Gardner to David C WUson 16000

GRAHAM av and Jackson at s w cor 16x 75 J Williams to Geo W Miner of New York 1600

LAFAYETTE av n a 20 e Nostrand av 2Ux65 Charlotte AUen to Eliza C Porshen 3475

L E W I S av w a 60 s Decatur at 20x100 R Merchant to Curtia L North (Foreclos) 400

PORTLAND av w s 1403 a Dekalb av 22x 100 brown-stone houae Naomi H wife of J E De Wit t to Mary B wife of Jesse S Carshyman 21000

U N I O N av a s 96 w Eldert av 48xl00 Jane C wife of C Truax to Wm J Parson of New York (Q C) nom

SAME property C R Snell to Jane C wife of Charles Truax (Q C) nom

VASHINGTON av w s 80 a WUloughby av 20x95 G H Pinney to Franklin and Anna Chase 14000

WASHINGTON av w s 20 s Willoughby av 20 x95 G H Pinney to Jul ia A wife of Ferdishynand Van Siclen 14000

WAVERLEY av s e s 3756 a w Flatbush rd 100x1977 (irreg) W Wade to Henry Tien-ken 17000

106 LOTS in 14th 15tli amp 17th wards on parti-j tion map

348 LOTS property of J B Taylor and G A j Sacchi J J Allegri to Thos P Secor pf New York 18000

GRVVESBNDmdashHubbard st and Centre pl easterly cor 45x1144 J De Nyse to George W King 1000

A2)ri IQt BROADWAY n e s about 445 n w Union av

about 55x11)0x25x25x100 (kreg lofc anil gore) D L Jones to Thomas Hines (B amp S)200

BROADWAY and P a r k av s w cor 57llx293x 303x618 M Christman to WUliam it Louise Frey tag ofHickviUe L 1 2400

CARROLL s t n s 15 e Van Brunt s t 20x60 h amp 1 M Hughes to John D Moran 4300

C E N T R E st n s 190 e Clinton st 25x100 G M Stevens to Catharine L Babcock (Foreshyclos) 1400

COLUMBIA a t e a 943 n Cranberry s t ISlOx 100 h amp 1 H Davis to John C Bach of New York 13900

D E G R A W st a s 240 e Smith at 20x100 W J BedeU to Dominick Dixon and George Ross 11000

D E G R A W s t s a 220 e Smith s t 20x100 W J BedeU to George B Forrester 11000

D E A N s t a w s 22010 s e Smifch sfc 2010x 100 Magdalena C K wife of R Barfchelmess to Pauline wife of Louis Niessen (Error ) 8000

E L M st and Myrtle av n e cor 51x51 G Kneeland to Arabella Kneeland nom

F L O Y D s t n a 325 w Yatea av 25x100 C Houseman to Geo Loffler and Dorothea Hufshynagel 1100

G O L D s t e s 379 s WUloughby s t 23x85 M R Walsh to Godfried Spingler 6300

G W I N E T T a t n w s 214 s w Throop av 30x 100 E Bond to Chriatoph Lutz 1000

H I G H a t a a 75 e Gold s t 35x76 EUz Hayes (widow) to Eliz wife of Wm Hayes 4500

H i G H s t a a 696 w Gold st 352x976 h amp l J Sproot to WiUiam Staples 7350

K E A P st n s 60 e Wythe av 30x100 R GeU to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 7000

K E A P s t n w a 80 n e Wythe av 30x 100 Mary L wife of A D B a u d to Peter W Langley 7000

K E N T s t n a 150 e Union av 35x100 F Canahen to Patr ick Rooney 1500

LEONARD s t e s 80 s Withers s t 30x7510 h amp 1 J E lUingworth to WilUam P Fitzgib-bons 2500

MACON at n a 125 w Tompkins av 30x100 G M Stevens to Efangham H Nichols of New York (Foreclos) 500

M A D I S O N s t s s 300 w Tompkins av 60x100 H Taylor to Theodore W S-wimm 15300

NASSAU s t n a 180 e Gold s t 30x1071 Anria H V wife of D H GUdersleeve to Samuel French of N e w Y o r k 8650

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 185

M O N R O E st e s 375 s Union av 150x96 E L D E R T av w -s 100 n Union av thence w

193xmdash two lots U N I O N av n a 48 e Monroe at 48x100

R Merchant to John L Cadwalader of New York (Foreclos) 3350

P E N N s t n s 1836 e Wythe av 198x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam H Dannat of New York (Forecloae) 500

P O W E R S a t s s 1626 e Graham av 189x75 J W Pitzsimons to Juliua G Tueh 3750

P R O S P E C T pl n s 32 e Carlton av 31x95 J L Sleight to Robert Purey 18500

R U T L E D G E a t n a 138 w Bedford av 16x100 h amp L R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 6000

R U T L E D G E at n a 200 w Bedford av 15x100 h amp 1 R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newshyark N J 6000

R Y E R S O N a t w s 354 n Pa rk av 1611x436x 176x47 h amp 1 J C Rustin to Jaques and Louis RothUsberger of New York 2600

W A S H I N G T O N and Tillary sts n w cor 25x80 (irreg) D W Northup to Bernard McCafshyfrey (Foreclos) 12100

4 T H pl n a 200 w Court s t 100x100 G B Glover to Edward W Richardson (B amp S) nom

S O U T H 5th s t n s 52 w Oth s t 16x734 G W Summer to Henry S Fi r th 7000

1 2 T H s t n s 350 e 3d av 189x100 h amp 1 J Gough fco Lawrence Weber 4900

A T L A N T I C and Schenck avs n w cor 104x75 A B Master^ to Cafcharine Kelly of Easfc New York (Foreclos) 2300

B U S H W I C K av and Woodbine sfc norfcherly cor 100x1038 Mary L wife of W H P ink efc al to Duncan E Mackenzie 6450

D E K A L B av s s 346 w Reed av 196x80 D E Mackenzie to Mary L P ink and Martha A BuU 9000

D E K A L B av a a 100 w TompMna av 50x200 W V Le Count to Sarah E wife of Thomas Palmer J r 7000

D E K A L B av n s 3876 e Nostrand av 189x 100 h amp 1 Annie L wife of S B Struchfield to Helen J Cortis of East New York 6 000

E L D E R T av w a 300 s Union av 305xthe block (irreg) R Merchant to John L Cadshywalader of New York (Foreclos) 3200

F R A N K L I N av w a 120 a Dekalb av 20x100 E Sherman to Sylveater Biasell of Hartford Conn 9000

G R E E N E av s a 1845 w FrankUn av 20x93 ) I N D E F T lot probably rear of above 20x25 )

MaryB Bunker (widow) to H y A Archer12000 G R E E N E av n s 95 e Classon av 20x93 A

H Clark to Nicholas Duffy of Newark N J 1600

G R A N D av e s 133 a Gates av 21x1016 T Skelly fco Angle wife of Hy T Kneeland 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 20 w Oxford s t 20x80 S BisaeU to Mary A Bunker 12000

L E E av e s 84 n Rutledge at 16x77 h amp 1 R Gill fco Pefcer W Longley of Newark N J 6000

L E W I S av and H a r t sfc n w cor 100x100 2 hs amp Is Josephine wife of F Ofcard fco Peter W Longley of Newark N J 24000

L E W I S and Dekalb ava n e cor 80x20 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Annie L wife of Seles B Stuchfield 9750

S H E P A R D av e a 100 a Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Edward S Hoffman of Morria-town N J (Foreclos) 1500

S H E P A R D av e s 150 s Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Jos Schluchtner of East New York (Foreclos) 3016

U N I O N av and Monroe st a e cor 40x100 R Merchant to Helen J Cortis (Foreclos) 500

U N I O N av and Monroe sfc a e cor 48x100 Helen J wife of T T Corfcis fco Valenfciae Kopp of Eaat New York 3000

W I L L O U G H B Y av s a 17 e HamUton s t 17x 100 J WUletts to Ora M wife of Edward M JeweU 13300

W Y C K O F F av s- s 200 s Fulton av 47x100 H H Kat tenhom to Eliz M -wife of JOB J Elsegood of Bast New York 3500

5 T H av n w s 50 n e 13th s t 25x9710 J Coleinan to Johannah wife of Fred Ringel3000

GRAVESEND to Brooklyn road adj Van Siclena 369x330 C J Van Siclen to Henry J Van

Siclen 500

April Vith A S H Bt B s 100 w Oakland s t 125x200 T m s -

teea Union CoUege to James A C h u r c h 9000 B E L V I D E R E at s e s 225 n e Broadway 25x

848 I DeBevoise to Anton VigeUns (exrs bull deed) 900

B U T L E R st n s 215 w Classon av 20x131 also lot in Newtown Sarah K -wife of H B Ke t shycham to James M c K e e 8 000

CHURCH st and Smith av westly cor 110x50 (New Utrecht) J Kastendieck to Bridget Osborne (widow) New Utrecht 1500

C H E E V E R pl w s161 n Degraw a t 21x886 h amp 1 P Burke to Alphonzo E Gordon of New Brunswick N J 12000

COURT st w a 60 s President st 20x65 h amp 1 W H Kenyon to Jessie W wire of Alexr W Kyle 15000

CUMBERLAND s t w a 23110 n Atlantic av 20 xlOO E C RusseU to Daniel Fowle r 10000

D E A N st n a 1854 w Smith sfc 20x1005 hamp 1 F H Smith to WUliam J Roche 6000

D E A N st n s 2688 e Grand av 168x100 L I B E R T Y av s a 40 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 L I B E R T Y av a s 20 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 J 0 B Wilson to C Alonzo Brown of New York 9000

D E V O E s t s s 3335 w Lorrimer s t 20x1003 H Brundage to Amanda M wife of S W Deshyvoe (B amp S) nom

DEGRAW s t n s 216 8 w Smith sfc 168x100 J V D Jacobson fco Jacob F Oakley of New York 7000

F U L T O N st s s 40 e Hanover Place 20x60 h ife 1 E C PuUer to James McMahon 12000

H E W E S s t n s 2567 w Bedford av 18x100 G Pancoast to Edward Gateson of WUliama-burgh 4925

H I C K S at w s 2456 n State s t 176x100 h amp 1 E W Fargo to James M Benham 3500

jEtTERSON St s s 161 0 Ormond Place 21x 100 Adeline B wife of L G Spring to Charshylotte R wife of Conway M Jenkins 6250

LuQUEER St s s 155 e Columbia s t 25x100 B A Hegeman et al (Exrs) to John Rash-ley 800

MADISON a t n s 2668 e Marcy av 168x100 R P Newcomb to Louisa Strong of Newark N J 6000

MoKRELL St e a 50 n Cook a t 25x100 h amp 1 J Kleinheim fco Mary wife of Martin Gorshyman 3000

P A C I F I C a t a s 300 e Grand av 17x110 h amp 1 G F Laurence to WilUam H Taylor nom

P E N N s t s s 2016 e Lee av 202x100 h ltfe 1 M D Earle to Sophia L wife of George L Wood 9000

P R E S I D E N T s t S a 200 w FrankUn av 1072x 180x124x1187 H M Needham to WiUiam P Sweet (Foreclos) 3350

R E M S E N a t n s 388 w Court a t 22x100 Harr iet Rogers (widow) to Frederick A Ward 22500

SCHERMERHORN st n s 400 e Smith st 25x 100 F J Breithaupt to James Boyd of New York 18000

SKILLMAN st e s 2579 n Myrtle av 26x100 G M Stevens to Merchs amp Traders Fire Ina Co (Foreclos) 3 700

V A N B R U N T s t n w s 75 s w SuUivan s t 2o x90 F Ro th t o Pa t r ick Conners 3000

W A L T O N at n w a 90 a w Marcy av 60x90 (irreg) R M Hardy to Pat r ick D a r b y 3700

W A R R E N st and Utica av s e cor 90x25 Sophia J wife of W C Sharpley to Mordecai Johnson 500

W Y C K O F F s t n e s 2355 n w Oth av 44x 100 R B Wade to Thomas F Stevenson 4400

SOUTH 4th s t n a 120 w 2d a t 20x106 J W Byard to Pat r ick GUlespie 6400

N O R T H 4th a t s s 78 w Sth a t 22x50 P Dougherty to James Nash 850

S O U T H 5th st s s 1786 w 4th s t 25x100 H H Smith to Francis J HiU nom

1 7 T H St n e s 3563 s e 3d av 189x100 Frances B wife of R S Higgins to Mary wife of Pat r ick M McGovern 7000

2 0 T H s t n a 325 w Oth av 25x100 S W Strickland to Theodore Gieges 2000

4 0 T H s t n s 1334 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New York 4000

4 0 T H a t n a 350 e 3d av 168x1003 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New

York 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 2834 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MlarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 200 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t na 2668 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp

1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU 4000 ATLANTIC av s a 140 e Rochester av 20x100

Louisa S Wendt to BUhu Ayres of New York 1 0 0 0

B E D F O R D av w a 358 a WUloughby av 216x-100 bro-wri-stone house EUen A -wife of E

Ortiz to Rachael TUton 12500 B U S H W I C K av and Varet at a w cor 50x563

J McBride fco Andrew S McBride giJEt and 1200 LAFAYETTE av n s 200 e Stuyvesant av lOOx

100 Josephine -wife of F Ofcard to Charles M James 4000

LAFAYETTE av n s 259 e Bedford av 19x100 J McDermott to Thomas W Keating 5000

L E W I S av w s 80 s McDonough a t 40x95 T HaU to Curtis L North 3000

P O R T L A N D av e s 387 n Lafayefcfce av 22x 100 R N Peterson to Daniel W McWU-liams 14000

R E I D av and Quincey a t n e cor 200x325 Josephine wife of P Otard to Robinson GUI 24500

9 T H and Prospect avs s e cor 80x200 E Louisa wife of G P Bergen and Rebecca J wife of Silas B Dutcher to Thomas McshyCann 139^35

W E S T C H E S T E R

A2-)ril 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16

BEDFORD

100 ACRES on road leading from Bedford to Ridgefield adj land of Stephen Green Benj B Newman to James Stutt of Brooklyn N Y 8250

M Y R T L E av j(Mt Kisco) n w cor Myrtle av and Grove st 100x275 Merritt SmaUey to Annie Jane Knapp of Bedford 5000

GROVF s t (Mt Kisco) a w s 150 s Myrtle av 75x100 Moses W Fish to John A Cronk of Bedford 200

38 ACRES n w s road from Bedford to Katonah adj land formerly of Squire Wood Sen Mary E Parless efc al to Harriet E Anderson of Eastchester N Y 17000

973^ ACRES w s highway from Cherry st fco Soshymers adj land of Mrs Brown Jesse Dingee to Sarah A Harris of Bedford 4300

97 ACRES a s road leading from A Suttone to Samuel H Kriappa adj land of Henry Lyon John T Carpenter to Andrew G Carpenter of Bedford 14000

CORTLAND

SOUTH side road or street leading to Requas Dock (PeekskUl) adj land of Miles Frost about 120 xl60 Alfred Reynolds to Henry L Armshystrong et al of Pu tnam Co 7750

M A I N s t (PeekskiU) n s adj land of EUjah Gardner (Irreg) Doriin F Clapp et al to John Smith J r of PeekskiU 1325

20 ACRES w s road fi-om Crumpond to the Dug-way adj land late of Silas Sinith deed Gilshybert Dickerman to ManseU MUler of Cortshyland 2000

1)4 ACRES w s Albany post road adj land of Mary J Coar Mary B Sparks to Lucius F Reed of New York 500

N O R T H w cor lot hereby conveyed adj land of D L Seymour 20x80 (PeekskUl) Edward Whashylen to John Kinley of PeekskUl 200

J O H N at (PeekskUl) n s adj land of WUliam Cable 40x150 Edward Lyons to Joseph Sey-mom of PeekskUl 750

12 18-100 ACRES adj Hudson River R R afc Montrose station John Mulford to Benjamin P Fairchild of New York city 8500

240 ACRES adj Croton River and land of Jacob Cornell and widow Purdv John Leib to John Schmidt of New York 21000

C E N T R E st (PeekskUl) n s adj land of John Smith (irreg) Morris Dlee to Benj McCabe of Cold Spring 6500

laquo EASTCHESTER

W H I T E P L A I N S road cor and Archer av (Chesshyter HUl) 70x350 Peter Rich fco Charles Crary efc al of New York City 2500

4 T H av (Mt Vemon) e s Lot No 288 15x105 WUliam H Ferris to Sarah Bissland of Mt Vernon 800

6 T H av (Central M t Vemon) w s L o t No 296 50x100 Andrew Smith to John H Price of New York 1500

8TH av (Mt Vernon) w s 100 n 2d s t 30x50 Caleb Morgan to Andrew Bridgeman of Eas t shychester 4500

7TH av (Central Mt Vernon) w s lot No 235 50x100 Charles W Waterhouse to David Brown of Eastchester 300

4 T H av (Mt Vernon) e s n parfc lot 381 56x 105 Henry J Newton to CorneUa C Bedford o f M t Vemon 3600

L O T S NOS 363 395 and 396 on map of Central M t Vemon 100x150 Ray C Kayser to John C Kayser of West Farms 750

GREENBURGH

45 ACRES on road from Scarsdale to Dobbs Ferry adj land of George Seely Phebe Seviness to Mary V B Ross of N e w Y o r k 13000

186 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

F R A N K L I N and Windle sts cor (Tarrytown) adj land of Mrs Palmer about 120x185 J o shyseph E Smith to Nicholas Field of M t Pleasshyant 13702

BROADWAY W S (Tarrytown) two plofcs of land one 5xl60 one 40x50 Susan GUberfc to Marshytha N WUUams of Tarrytown 1000

BROADWAY W a (Tarrytown) adj land of Marshytha N GUbert 5x200 Susan Gilbert to Marshytha N WiUiams of Tarryto^vn 500

M E A D O W s t (near Tarrytown) a a White Plains road 25x100 Roberfc Pye fco James S MUlard of Tarryfcown 400

2 D sfc (village of Whifce Plains) w s adj land of David Verplanck (irreg) Mary Ann Carshyson fco Richard H Byiie efc al of White Plains 1300

HARRISON

27 ACRES adj land of Daniel Smifch and Terfcellus Marfcin Sarah Carpenter to George S Burshyling of Brooklyn 5900

LEWISBORO

75 ACRES adj the town of Bedford and land of P WUUam MUler John B Holly to P WiUiam MiUer of Lewisboro 5000

5 ACRES adj Isaac Knapps land and Long Swamp Brook Jacob G Mead to F WUliam MiUer of Lewisboro 250

60 ACRES adj land of John D Stevens on road from Boutonville to Cross river Richard H Lockwood to Samuel Grummon of Lewisshyboro 2100

108 ACRES on the road leading from Cross River VUlage to BoutonvUle adj land of David Webb Rufus Avery to Henry McGrath of New York 5500

3^ ACRE (Cross River) on the road leading from said viUage to Enoch Averya Edward Merrit t to Jamea Worden of Bedford 1700

SOUTH ecor of land of Francis R Quick adj land of David Voorhees 64x153 Clark FuUer to Robert R Halleck of Somers 1300

MORRISANIA

ROBBINS av s e s (Wilton) 150 e Uncas a t 35x105 WiUiam Rice to George Schneider of Morrisania 4000

INWOOD av w s (Inwood) 100 a w from an angle in said av (irreg) Thomas C Finnell to Michael A FinneU of New York 3000

O L D Boston Road s e s 341 n Grove s t 35x 184 Andrew Gerkin to Margaret Stonebridge of Morrisania 1700

1 4 0 T H St s a (North New York) 135 w Alexshyander av 71x100 John Quinn to James H Kellogg of Troy N Y 4500

WESTCHESTER R R a t s a (Map of E M o m -sania) 50x84 Eliza MiUs to August Dahler of Morrisania 1500

COTTAGE a t e a 350 n Morris av 100x100 Noah B Hoyt to Richard B Hoyt of Morrishysania 5000

I S S T H s t a a (North New York) 131 e Alexshyander av 19x100 Elizabeth HubbeU to Mary H Green of Morriaania 8000

F U L T O N s t a e s Lot No 87 on Map of VUlage of Morrisania 50x309 Mary Dessoir to John Broadhead of Morrisania 5000

1 3 5 T H s t s s (North New York) 188 e Alexshyander av 184x100 Jacob H Van Reed to Mary Ann Thurber of New York bull500

1 4 3 D s t s s (North New York) 300 e WUUs av 50x100 R o b t Stursberg et al to Henry Martin of Morrisania 2200

SPRINGFIELD st (Melroae South) s a 300 e Morris av 35x100 August Wi t t to Theodore P HaU of Morrisania 700

GROVE av (Forest Grove) e a 700 n CUff a t 100x100 Eliza A Soule to John J Clarke of Morrisania 9750

1 4 3 D s t (North New York) a s 350 e WiUis av 35x100 Robert Stursberg to Frederick Fackner of New York city 1100

2 D a t (Port Morris) 150 e 3d av 35x100 Mary Ann Montgomery to Elizabeth NeU of New York city 1000

M O T T s t (Mekoae South) n a 300 e Morris av 35x1063^ Edward Holton to James Shanshyley of New York 700

M O T T s t (Melrose South) n a 335 e Morris av 25x106^ Edward Holton to Rody Rime of New York 700

WASHINGTON avri w s adj land of S t Paul s Episcopal Church 77x150 Francia M PeimeU to WiUiam J Brewster of Morrisania 6650

1 4 6 T H Bt (North New York) s a lofcs 285 and 286 50x100 Charlotte Eldridge to Daniel Tone of New York city 4850

Av B (Grove HiU) w s 200 n Cedar dt lOOx 100 Harold Henwood to Robert Clark of Morrisania 1500

MOUNT PLEASANT

46 650-1000 ACRES n s road from the Highland turnpike to Saw MUI River past the house of John R Steiphens John R Stephens to James E MaUony of Mt Pleasant 41985

8 ACRES n a Highway from Unionville to Tarryshytown adj lands of Wm Odell Alvah Newman to Moses W Taylor of Mt Pleasant 2750

W E S T S road leading from Union-viUe to PleasantshyvUle adj land of Mr Deadly John B Sands to Henry Yerks of Mt Pleasant 4800

SOUTH S road from PleasantviUe Depot to Sing Sing at Pleasantville adj Mr FarreU Alsop Green et al to Susan Quinby of Newcastle 1500

J O N E S av e s cor Maple st (near Tarryshytown) 50x100

L O T S 48 and 49 Maple st 50x112 A S Briggs to John H Briggs of Tarryshytown 1800

70 13-100 ACRES adj PlykiU Brook and land of Holly Newman Henry Yerks to Jared D PoweU of M t Pleasarit 17500

MAMARONECK

O L D Boston road s e s adj land of Thomas L Rushmore 90x246 Michael NeviU to Richard Welch of Mamaroneck 500

NEW ROCHELLE

WASHINGTON av n a 171 e Webster av 414x 242 Sarah Ann Smith to Wm Connolly of New Rochelle 310

P L O T of land on Cedar at aa per map of property belonging to T A Emmet James O Smith to Alexander B Hudson et al of New RocheUe 2750

W E B S T E R av n e s lot No 218 on Map of West New Rochelle William Babee et al to Valentine Kreitler of New Rochelle 350

WOODBURY s t s e s adj land of S Bergen 100x100 Michael Donahoe to WiUiam R Humphrey of New Rochelle 300

P L O T of land in Huguenot Park a s May Flower av adj Lake av (U-reg) Benjamin D Le-fevre to John R Penn of New York 8500

A T the junction of Hugernot at and White Plains road (irreg) WUUam Burton to Hem-y Welch of New RocheUe 1400

NEW CASTLE

SOUTH s t (Mt Kisco) w s 60 s land of David C Lyon 60x20 Anria WiUiams to Katie L French of M t Kisco 1000

3^ ACRE e s Highway adj land of Greo Quimby Henry W Bischoff to Alexander Yerks of New Castle 475

1-7 ACRE n s road Chappaqua Station to New Castle cor adj land of Rebecca Scofield Henry W Bischoff to Daniel Donovan of New Castle 1400

EAST_ S road from Chappequa Depot to Aaron Haights adj land of Rebecca Scofield Susan Quinby to Henry W Bischoff of Newcastle 2800

76 A C R E S adj land of Purdy Carpenter and Ste-c-phen Sarles Edmund L Hun t to Prances T

Shethan of New York 12050

NORTH CASTLE

100 ACRES on Highway from Bedford to Greenshywich adj land of E Waterbury Ru th M Knapp to Chas Brundage of Noi-thCaatleS750

3 A C R E S on Highway leading from Rensico to Purchase a t adj land of WilUam WiUiams Henry T Turner to Eliza CasUear of Nor th Castle 560

NORTH SALEM

Av A n w s adj land of WiUiam Barker (Cro-r ton FaUs) 4800 sq ft WUUam Barker to Jos

T Seacord of Croton FaUs 300 M O T T at (Sing Sing) s s adj land of Barney

Foshay 30x150 Cornelius B Palmea to Susan Ann Orr of Srag Smg 3150

CLINTON av (Sing Sing) s s bounded w by BeUeview av 240x250 Wm B Ryder to Abraham B Valentine of New York 4750

BROADWAY (Sing Sing) s s SO w land of Mrs C H Cummings 25x100 Catharine Knapp to Wm Van Wart of Sing Sing 1100

EASTERN av (Sing Sing) n s adj land of Sophia Lynch 25x100 Mary E Burrhus to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing 1830

ORCHARD a t (Sing Sing) s B two parcels of land adj AMathar Brown (irreg) Wm W Benjamin to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing8000

19 ACRES on road from Quaker Meefcing House to bull the pine treea adj land of BUzabeth Palmer Newman Brigga to Walter Palmer of Brookshylyn 2566

5 ACRES adj land of Elizabeth Palmer and Peach Pond (Seorge F Bailey to Walter Palmer of Brooklyn 1000

F R A N K L I N av s a 100 e Main s t 100x100 Delia Ann Horton to WUliam McAllister of Pelham 500

CLAY av (Prospect HUl VUlage) n s 790 feet a e Hudaon at 160x245 Benjamin L Hannah to Henry Hannah of Brooklyn 30O

POUNDRIDGE

10 ACRES adj land of Harr iet Fancher and Benshynet t Scofield Bennet t Scofield to Aaron B Fancher of Poundridge 300

13 ACRES W a road C W Monroea to Cross bull River adj land of Solomon Mead Lyman Mead to Alexander D Miller of Poundridge 500

S M I T H av (Portchester) w s adj land of John Casey 80x103 Theodore Van Scoy to Alonzo Beekman of Eastchester 2500

H O R T O N av cor New York and Boston Turn shypike at Portchester (irreg) Henry S Scudshyder to Joseph Reynolds of Rye 6500

C H U R C H at (Portcheater) adj land formerly of Mary M Abendroth (irreg) Eli Curtia to WUliam P Abendroth et al of New York5250

BOSTON post road (Portchester) w s adj land of John Fawcett (irreg) James M Tucker to John Fawcett of Rye 1250

SD av w s 800 n Boston Post road adj land of D P Smith 100x195 Asbm-y Newshycomb to Ann Gedney of Rye 800

SOMERS

1953^ ACRES on road from Somers to PeekskiU adj land of Edmund Hallock Isaac CWright to Harvey Voris of White Plains 18600

6 8-100 ACRES e s west branch of CJroton river adj Pu tnam county Une Exrs of Thomaa R Lee to John Franz of North Salem 1216

51)4 A C R E S on Highway known ae Slop at adj land of Jefferson Quickney Jesse G Carpenshyter to Joshua S Carpenter of Somers 8000

20 A C R E S on Highway leading from Charles S Teeds to Daniel Drews farm AdeUne Dexter to B Hopkins Merritt of Somers 2800

WESTCHESTER

W E S T C H E S T E R turnpike n a adj land of Leonshyard Mapea 3 acres Francis Larkin et al to Francis Devine of Weatcheater 5000-

JOHNSON av (Bast Tremont) n w a adj land of Samuel Ryer 66x150 Margarefc Crawford fco Maria Louisa White of New York 1000-

2 D av (OUnviUe) w a 250 s Pirs t st 50x100 John Coyle to Mary P ONeU of New York City 300

14TH s t (Unionport) s s lot No 361 100x108 Elizabeth Gauteran to Eliza Doty of Westshychester 150

WEST FARMS

J A C O B s t Fordham s s map of S Cambreling et al 100x125 John Berrian et al to Stephen J Wright of West Farms 2250

1 75-1000 A C R E S on road from Fordham to Wil -liamsbridge adj land of Mrs A Hargons Louis E Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 1000

8 166-1000 ACRES n s Road leading from Ford-_ ham to WiUiamsbridge adj land of E V Har shy

gons Antoine Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 33000

F L E T C H E R s t (Fordham) s s lots Nos 38 and ^ 39 on A Bassford map 100x150 John BeiTian et al to Mary Crow of New York 3000

J A C O B s t (Fordham) a s lots Nos 290 and 356 on S CambreUng map 25x100 John Berrian et al to Henry A Richardson of Brooklyn 900

F L E T C H E R s t s w cor of and Washington av fronting on Harlem R R 100x150 Edward R Costigan et al to WUliam H Parmer of N e w Y o r k 2600

U N I O N av e a 150 n Glen av 50x100 John C Thompaon to Charles Whitlock of New-York 10200

WASHINGTON av (Fordham) w s 50 n Wet shymore st (irreg) Robert Dwyre to Ferdinand Meyer of T r e m o n t 3 COO

W A S H I N G T O N av (Central Morrisania) w a 250 s Nin th Bt 150x300 James W Porter t o Eraatus Brainard of Connecticut 2550C

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 187

WASHINGTON av(Central Morrisania) e B 150 s U t h s t 100x120 John S Kenyon to Abram Van Duser of New York City 11000

F A I R M O U N T av (Upper Morrisania) n e a lofc No 15 75X146 John Burr efc al fco James C HuU of Upper Morrisania 1000

BAYARD at cor Delancey pl (Fordham) (irreg) Wm H McCool to John Dyer of West Farms 3800

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 138 n Bayard s t 25x110 Wm H McCool to Thos Hough-lahan of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 163n Bayard st 25x110 Wm H McCool to John Gunn of

Fordham 400 D E L A N C E Y pl (Fordham) w s 113 n Bayard

St 25x110 Wm H McCool to Michl Croker of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s ISS n Bayard St 50x110 Wm H McCool to WUUam Doshyran of Fordham 775

J A C O B st (Fordham) s s 100x100 John Bershyrien et al to Wm Callaghan of New York1800

J A C O B s t (Fordham) s s 25x100 John Berrien efc al to Ann Jane Getty of New York 450

WHITE P L A I N S

LEXINGTON av e a adj old poat road as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fogg map A W Eggleston to Jackson Wright of White Plains 3000

85 ACRES e s Mamaroneck av adj land of John J Hill Isaac Lyon to Edward Jones of New York City 19000

H O R T O N av w s lots Nos 17 19 21 on map of C A Purdy s estafce 131x150 EmUy Van TasseU fco Calvin BUIT of New York 7700

H A R R I S O N av n s 250 e Warren a t 50x200 Calvin Burr to EmUy Van TasseU of White Plams 4000

YONKERS

E A S T side of a right of way leading from Ashshyburton av to F Pfeifers land 19x80 Lewis Ri t te r to Edward Bush of Yonkers 750

KiLLiNGER s t s s 125 0 Spring st 25x109 Eliza Vance to George W Bynon of Yonshykers 3000

P A L I S A D E av w a 100 n Pond st 25x145 Samuel D Rockwell to Daniel Wilsea of Yonshykers 4500

SUMMIT st e s cor Ingram s t 25x797 Wm Doyle to Wm Ray of Yonkers 3500

R I V E R D A L E av w a adj land of J H Post 184x170 Ephraim D Stater to Lavinia M CutshybiU of Yonkers 9000

O L I V E R av n e a 25 s e Brook s t 25x1026 Robert Moore to James McGraw of Yonshykers 1500

R I V E R D A L E av W a adj land of J H Post and T W Ludlow 170X184 Adaline Guion to Ephraim D Stater of Yonkers 8200

P R O S P E C T and Clinton sts n e cor 75x100 Protestant Dutch Reformed Church to Susan Bradish of Yonkers 7750

SCHOOL s t e s adj land of Mrs EUen Fisher 25x100 Ethan Flagg to Jeremiah Clark of Y o n k e r s 350

B U E N A V I S T A av e s adj land of Orange Webster 25x100 Edwin W Palmer to Benj S Washburn of Yonkers 5000

64 9-1000 ACRES on Cross from Jackson av to Central Pa rk av adj land of L Underhill Wm R Diderer to Sylvester H Kneeland of New York 22000

123 ACRES n w Si highway tha t leads to Yonkers adj land of the estate of D S Lent decd Isaac Lefurgy to S H Kneeland of New York City 57500

D A L E pl s s 75 w of a new st 25x100 Hya t t L Garrison to William Lane of Yonkers 500

CROTON Aqueduct n w s adj land of Richard Archer (irreg) George McCord to George T Styles of Yonkers 700

O L I V E R av n e a 268 s e Walnut st 40x102 Ralph T Seddon to I ra U Travis of Yonshykers 1000

R A V I N E av w s 100 n Gold s t 50x225 R o b t G Richards to Merrit t H Smifch efc al of Yonkers 4500

PROJECTED BUILDINGS

The following plans embrace all tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings sincis our last repor t bullmdash

ATTORNEY ST (No 17) ONE THREE-STOR-T BRICK second-class dwelling 20x20 owner M BossiN-B K I E architectyH P A E R Y

B A R R O W ST (No 23) ONE Frvte-STORTBRIGE toniement 25x63 dwrceri J WissstAW architect WM Jbsfi

BOWERY ST ( N O 168) ONE ONE-STORY BICICK workshop 25x13 owner B R A U T H architect W E W A R I N G builders D O Y L E amp CULLEN

BOWERY ( N O 309 REAR) ONE ONE-STORY IIRICK ahop 12x20 owner B R E I C H M A N N architect P S BARUS

E I G H T I E T H ST S S 70 E LEXINGTON AV ONE three-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 20x50 owner J B B R I C E architect J M C I N T Y R E builders CROOK amp HIGGINS and J C GEDNEY

F O R T I E T H ST N S 325 w OTH AV F IVE F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 25x60 owner J J B U R C H E L L builders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - T H I R D ST AND T H I R D AV N W COR one five-story brown-stone store and tenement 25 xlOO owner J J B U R C H E L L buUders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - S I X T H ST ( N O 521 W ) ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement 189x55 owner P A T R I C K COSTELshyLO architect J M F O S T E R

FORTY-SEVENTH ST S S 175 w 1 1 T H AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x56 owner L G SCHNEIDER architect J M FOSTER

FORTY-EIGHTH ST N S 100 w MADISON AV four four-story brick first-class dweUings 25x90 owner M BYRNES architect J G PRAGUE

F I F T I E T H ST ( N O 429 W) ONE THREE-STORY brick tenement 25x27 owner P K A Y architect G H O B Z E I T builder P KAY

F I F T Y - T H I R D ST N S 135 E F I F T H AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 26x 658 owners E J amp J W H A M I L T O N architect J O H N G P R A G U E

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 325 w STH AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 25x00 owners Moss BROTHERS buUder J T CONOVER

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O 221 EO ONE FOUR STORY brick carriage house 25x9411 owner E D U F F Y architect GAGE INS LEE

F I R S T AV E S 50 N 55TH ST TWO FIVE-STORY brick tenements 25x54 owner P D O E L G E R arshychitect W J O S E

F I R S T AV AND 121ST ST S E COR F I V E F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 20x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

GOERCK ST ( N O 138 REAR) ONE THREE-STORY brick factory 25x36 owners and builders^ SCHWARTZ amp LOHMAN architect C SCHWARTZ

H A M I L T O N ST ( N O 11) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK tenement 25x63 bull owner T H O S CONNERY archishytect W M J O S E

H U D S O N AND T H O M A S STS N E C O R O N E O N E -

story brick store 56x28 owner A R W H I T N E Y architect and buUder F BLOODGOOD

L U D L O W ST W S 35 N DELANCEY ST ONE four-story brick school 75x83 owner N E W Y O R K CITY architect A MACVEY buUder T K I E R N A N

L U D L O W AND DELANCEY STS S E COR ONE five-atorj brick tenement 216x634 owner M SELSAM architect W J O S E

MADISON ST S S 135 E M A R K E T ST ONE T W O -story iron first-class dwelling 35x30 owner J D G A D E K E architect and builder J A S A R T H U R

N O R F O L K ST E S 100 s STANTON TWO FI-PE-atory brick tenements 35x7^3 owner J G E L L E R architect T J B I E R

N O R F O L K ST (No 133) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK store and tenement 35x50 owner L F J A U G E R architect J B O E K E L L

N I N T H AV AND 2 3 D ST N E COR FOUR F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 19x20x52x54x65 owner T H O S E F O R A N architect C F D E B O R S T buUders B U R N S amp T I M M I N S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T I E T H ST N S 100 e 1st av four three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 189x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 360 w 3d av four fchree-stOry brown-stone first-clasa dwellinga 15x48 ownera and buUders J amp W C SPEARS architect I C BABCOCK

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - F I R S T ST S S 100 w 9th av one three-story brick first-class dweUshying 22x32 owner C D U F F Y architect J S C A L -LEN

N I N T H AV E S SO s 3 8 T H ST ONE FIVE-STORY brick store and tenement 25x60 owner M K U H N architect J M FOSTER

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST S S 125 w Boulevard one one-half story brick church 722 x l40 owners P E CHURCH OF INTERCESSION architect R L O C K W O O D buUders W E E K S amp GATCHET

STANTON AND PORampYTH- STSH s VV COK- ONE five-story brick fceueriient 25x50 owners G B K I S W E N Z E L architect WMi Jcisamp

SECOND ST ( N O S 288 290 292) THREE F I V E -story brick stores and tenerrients 25x70 owner S R O S S M A N architect R- S H A P T E R buUders L A W amp S H A P T E R

S I X T E E N T H ST- N S 194 E 1ST AV ONE T H R E E -story brick school 75x87 owners CITY OP NE-VV Y O R K architect A M A C V E Y buUder D A V C H R I S T I E

SIXTY-FOURTH ST N S 100 E LEXINGTON AV five three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 20x55 owner G FOUNTAIN architect J G P R A G U E builder P FOUNTAIN

SIXTY-FOURTH St N S 200 E LEXINGTON av five three-story brown stOne first-class dwellshyings 16x55 owner and buUder G FOUNTAIN architect J G PRAGUE-

SIXTY-SEVENTH ST N 8 500 VV IOTH AV ONE two-story wood stable 24x20 owner T H O M A S O B R I E N architect and buUder THOMAS O B R I E N

SEVENTY-NINTH ST AND MADISON A V S E cor one four-story brick first-class dwelUng 21x 63 owners|ANDKUSS amp CUMMING architects D amp J J A R D I N E buUders N ife H ANDRUSS

SEVENTY-NINTH ST S S 21 E MADISON AV one four-story brick first-class dweUing 18x55 owners A N D R U S S ltfe CUMMINGS architects D amp J J A R D I N E builders N amp H ANDRUSS

T H I R D ST E S 100 E A V D ONE TWO-STORT brick stable 14x60 owner B DONELY architect tVM J O S E builders K E R C H U N ife O N E I L

T W E L F T H ST ( N O 367 W E S T ) ONE TWO-STOKY brick stable 286x25 owner THOMAS MULEOY

TWENTY-EIGHTH ST ( N O 130 W E S T ) ONE T W O -story brick stable 25x31 owner D STEWART architect C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 4 0 W 1 1 T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick office 16x30 owner M K N A P P buildshyer C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 350Tiv U T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick store and second-class dweUing 18x40 owners P E C K amp W A N D E L L builder B^ L L A -FORGE

T H I R T Y - T H I R D ST N S 200 FROM 9TH AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x50 owner P D O N A shyH U E architecfc J M FORSTER

T H I R D AV ( N O 349) ONE BRICK TENEMENT 248x65 owner J K E L L E R architecfc W J O S E

ALTERATIONS IN BUILDINGS

One brick house and dwelling No 244 Bowery fcwo and one-half sfcories 20 by 38 one-half sfcory fco be added Mr Drake owner

One brick sfcore and dwelling norfch side of Third avenue 25 feet nor th of Eighty-third street three stories 25 by 50 extension 25 by 35 12 feet high E amp S HiU owners

Nine brick stores and factories Nos 167 to 183 (inclusive) Canal street 5 stories 188 by 50 roof to be raised three feet and exfcension on rear 188 by 50 by 40 feet and five sfcories in height John S GUes owner

One brick factory No 125 Mott a t four atories 25 by so damaged by tire to be repaired F Watershybury owner

One brick fjwstory Canal Centre and Walker streets northeast corner three stories 548 by 822 and 613 two stories to be added Mr Munn owner

One brick laundry north aide of Fifty-third street 250 -feet weat of Firsfc av fchree stories 80 by 40 one story to be added and extension 52 byl005 53 feet high Empire Laundry Company owners

One brick ice-house No 227 East Thirty-eighth street five stories 45 by 63 extension453 by 368 52 feet h igh A Hupfel owner

One frame store and dweUing No 2379 Third avenue two stories 25 by 50 one story to be added Addison Smith owner

One frame store and dwelling No 2146 Third avenue three stories 25 by 40 extension 25 by 33 12 feet high J Hutchings ltfe Son owners

One frame stable No 160 Washiiigton street two and a half stories 25 by 46 one half stdi-y to be added new brick front built and extension in front of buUding to fuU extent of l o t Mr Big owner

UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Monroe s t reet Nos 57 59 and 61 unsafe and rot ten wooden gut ters H M Bailey agent

St Marks place No 33 easfc brick fence waU Peter Cook owner

Mercer atreet No 132 generaUy uttaafe waUs cracked arid floor beams insufficiently supported Rs Durilap-amp Go and Phelan arid Sofl leeseesi

188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 189

tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

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76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

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R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 185

M O N R O E st e s 375 s Union av 150x96 E L D E R T av w -s 100 n Union av thence w

193xmdash two lots U N I O N av n a 48 e Monroe at 48x100

R Merchant to John L Cadwalader of New York (Foreclos) 3350

P E N N s t n s 1836 e Wythe av 198x100 G M Stevens to WiUiam H Dannat of New York (Forecloae) 500

P O W E R S a t s s 1626 e Graham av 189x75 J W Pitzsimons to Juliua G Tueh 3750

P R O S P E C T pl n s 32 e Carlton av 31x95 J L Sleight to Robert Purey 18500

R U T L E D G E a t n a 138 w Bedford av 16x100 h amp L R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newark N J 6000

R U T L E D G E at n a 200 w Bedford av 15x100 h amp 1 R GUI to Peter W Longley of Newshyark N J 6000

R Y E R S O N a t w s 354 n Pa rk av 1611x436x 176x47 h amp 1 J C Rustin to Jaques and Louis RothUsberger of New York 2600

W A S H I N G T O N and Tillary sts n w cor 25x80 (irreg) D W Northup to Bernard McCafshyfrey (Foreclos) 12100

4 T H pl n a 200 w Court s t 100x100 G B Glover to Edward W Richardson (B amp S) nom

S O U T H 5th s t n s 52 w Oth s t 16x734 G W Summer to Henry S Fi r th 7000

1 2 T H s t n s 350 e 3d av 189x100 h amp 1 J Gough fco Lawrence Weber 4900

A T L A N T I C and Schenck avs n w cor 104x75 A B Master^ to Cafcharine Kelly of Easfc New York (Foreclos) 2300

B U S H W I C K av and Woodbine sfc norfcherly cor 100x1038 Mary L wife of W H P ink efc al to Duncan E Mackenzie 6450

D E K A L B av s s 346 w Reed av 196x80 D E Mackenzie to Mary L P ink and Martha A BuU 9000

D E K A L B av a a 100 w TompMna av 50x200 W V Le Count to Sarah E wife of Thomas Palmer J r 7000

D E K A L B av n s 3876 e Nostrand av 189x 100 h amp 1 Annie L wife of S B Struchfield to Helen J Cortis of East New York 6 000

E L D E R T av w a 300 s Union av 305xthe block (irreg) R Merchant to John L Cadshywalader of New York (Foreclos) 3200

F R A N K L I N av w a 120 a Dekalb av 20x100 E Sherman to Sylveater Biasell of Hartford Conn 9000

G R E E N E av s a 1845 w FrankUn av 20x93 ) I N D E F T lot probably rear of above 20x25 )

MaryB Bunker (widow) to H y A Archer12000 G R E E N E av n s 95 e Classon av 20x93 A

H Clark to Nicholas Duffy of Newark N J 1600

G R A N D av e s 133 a Gates av 21x1016 T Skelly fco Angle wife of Hy T Kneeland 14500

LAFAYETTE av a a 20 w Oxford s t 20x80 S BisaeU to Mary A Bunker 12000

L E E av e s 84 n Rutledge at 16x77 h amp 1 R Gill fco Pefcer W Longley of Newark N J 6000

L E W I S av and H a r t sfc n w cor 100x100 2 hs amp Is Josephine wife of F Ofcard fco Peter W Longley of Newark N J 24000

L E W I S and Dekalb ava n e cor 80x20 Helen J wife of T T Cortis to Annie L wife of Seles B Stuchfield 9750

S H E P A R D av e a 100 a Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Edward S Hoffman of Morria-town N J (Foreclos) 1500

S H E P A R D av e s 150 s Union av 50x100 R Merchant to Jos Schluchtner of East New York (Foreclos) 3016

U N I O N av and Monroe st a e cor 40x100 R Merchant to Helen J Cortis (Foreclos) 500

U N I O N av and Monroe sfc a e cor 48x100 Helen J wife of T T Corfcis fco Valenfciae Kopp of Eaat New York 3000

W I L L O U G H B Y av s a 17 e HamUton s t 17x 100 J WUletts to Ora M wife of Edward M JeweU 13300

W Y C K O F F av s- s 200 s Fulton av 47x100 H H Kat tenhom to Eliz M -wife of JOB J Elsegood of Bast New York 3500

5 T H av n w s 50 n e 13th s t 25x9710 J Coleinan to Johannah wife of Fred Ringel3000

GRAVESEND to Brooklyn road adj Van Siclena 369x330 C J Van Siclen to Henry J Van

Siclen 500

April Vith A S H Bt B s 100 w Oakland s t 125x200 T m s -

teea Union CoUege to James A C h u r c h 9000 B E L V I D E R E at s e s 225 n e Broadway 25x

848 I DeBevoise to Anton VigeUns (exrs bull deed) 900

B U T L E R st n s 215 w Classon av 20x131 also lot in Newtown Sarah K -wife of H B Ke t shycham to James M c K e e 8 000

CHURCH st and Smith av westly cor 110x50 (New Utrecht) J Kastendieck to Bridget Osborne (widow) New Utrecht 1500

C H E E V E R pl w s161 n Degraw a t 21x886 h amp 1 P Burke to Alphonzo E Gordon of New Brunswick N J 12000

COURT st w a 60 s President st 20x65 h amp 1 W H Kenyon to Jessie W wire of Alexr W Kyle 15000

CUMBERLAND s t w a 23110 n Atlantic av 20 xlOO E C RusseU to Daniel Fowle r 10000

D E A N st n a 1854 w Smith sfc 20x1005 hamp 1 F H Smith to WUliam J Roche 6000

D E A N st n s 2688 e Grand av 168x100 L I B E R T Y av s a 40 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 L I B E R T Y av a s 20 w Van Siclen av 20x

100 J 0 B Wilson to C Alonzo Brown of New York 9000

D E V O E s t s s 3335 w Lorrimer s t 20x1003 H Brundage to Amanda M wife of S W Deshyvoe (B amp S) nom

DEGRAW s t n s 216 8 w Smith sfc 168x100 J V D Jacobson fco Jacob F Oakley of New York 7000

F U L T O N st s s 40 e Hanover Place 20x60 h ife 1 E C PuUer to James McMahon 12000

H E W E S s t n s 2567 w Bedford av 18x100 G Pancoast to Edward Gateson of WUliama-burgh 4925

H I C K S at w s 2456 n State s t 176x100 h amp 1 E W Fargo to James M Benham 3500

jEtTERSON St s s 161 0 Ormond Place 21x 100 Adeline B wife of L G Spring to Charshylotte R wife of Conway M Jenkins 6250

LuQUEER St s s 155 e Columbia s t 25x100 B A Hegeman et al (Exrs) to John Rash-ley 800

MADISON a t n s 2668 e Marcy av 168x100 R P Newcomb to Louisa Strong of Newark N J 6000

MoKRELL St e a 50 n Cook a t 25x100 h amp 1 J Kleinheim fco Mary wife of Martin Gorshyman 3000

P A C I F I C a t a s 300 e Grand av 17x110 h amp 1 G F Laurence to WilUam H Taylor nom

P E N N s t s s 2016 e Lee av 202x100 h ltfe 1 M D Earle to Sophia L wife of George L Wood 9000

P R E S I D E N T s t S a 200 w FrankUn av 1072x 180x124x1187 H M Needham to WiUiam P Sweet (Foreclos) 3350

R E M S E N a t n s 388 w Court a t 22x100 Harr iet Rogers (widow) to Frederick A Ward 22500

SCHERMERHORN st n s 400 e Smith st 25x 100 F J Breithaupt to James Boyd of New York 18000

SKILLMAN st e s 2579 n Myrtle av 26x100 G M Stevens to Merchs amp Traders Fire Ina Co (Foreclos) 3 700

V A N B R U N T s t n w s 75 s w SuUivan s t 2o x90 F Ro th t o Pa t r ick Conners 3000

W A L T O N at n w a 90 a w Marcy av 60x90 (irreg) R M Hardy to Pat r ick D a r b y 3700

W A R R E N st and Utica av s e cor 90x25 Sophia J wife of W C Sharpley to Mordecai Johnson 500

W Y C K O F F s t n e s 2355 n w Oth av 44x 100 R B Wade to Thomas F Stevenson 4400

SOUTH 4th s t n a 120 w 2d a t 20x106 J W Byard to Pat r ick GUlespie 6400

N O R T H 4th a t s s 78 w Sth a t 22x50 P Dougherty to James Nash 850

S O U T H 5th st s s 1786 w 4th s t 25x100 H H Smith to Francis J HiU nom

1 7 T H St n e s 3563 s e 3d av 189x100 Frances B wife of R S Higgins to Mary wife of Pat r ick M McGovern 7000

2 0 T H s t n a 325 w Oth av 25x100 S W Strickland to Theodore Gieges 2000

4 0 T H s t n s 1334 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New York 4000

4 0 T H a t n a 350 e 3d av 168x1003 h amp 1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU of New

York 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 2834 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MlarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t n s 200 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp 1

W P Pi tcher to George MarshaU 4000 4 0 T H s t na 2668 e 3d av 168x1002 h amp

1 W P Pitcher to George MarshaU 4000 ATLANTIC av s a 140 e Rochester av 20x100

Louisa S Wendt to BUhu Ayres of New York 1 0 0 0

B E D F O R D av w a 358 a WUloughby av 216x-100 bro-wri-stone house EUen A -wife of E

Ortiz to Rachael TUton 12500 B U S H W I C K av and Varet at a w cor 50x563

J McBride fco Andrew S McBride giJEt and 1200 LAFAYETTE av n s 200 e Stuyvesant av lOOx

100 Josephine -wife of F Ofcard to Charles M James 4000

LAFAYETTE av n s 259 e Bedford av 19x100 J McDermott to Thomas W Keating 5000

L E W I S av w s 80 s McDonough a t 40x95 T HaU to Curtis L North 3000

P O R T L A N D av e s 387 n Lafayefcfce av 22x 100 R N Peterson to Daniel W McWU-liams 14000

R E I D av and Quincey a t n e cor 200x325 Josephine wife of P Otard to Robinson GUI 24500

9 T H and Prospect avs s e cor 80x200 E Louisa wife of G P Bergen and Rebecca J wife of Silas B Dutcher to Thomas McshyCann 139^35

W E S T C H E S T E R

A2-)ril 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16

BEDFORD

100 ACRES on road leading from Bedford to Ridgefield adj land of Stephen Green Benj B Newman to James Stutt of Brooklyn N Y 8250

M Y R T L E av j(Mt Kisco) n w cor Myrtle av and Grove st 100x275 Merritt SmaUey to Annie Jane Knapp of Bedford 5000

GROVF s t (Mt Kisco) a w s 150 s Myrtle av 75x100 Moses W Fish to John A Cronk of Bedford 200

38 ACRES n w s road from Bedford to Katonah adj land formerly of Squire Wood Sen Mary E Parless efc al to Harriet E Anderson of Eastchester N Y 17000

973^ ACRES w s highway from Cherry st fco Soshymers adj land of Mrs Brown Jesse Dingee to Sarah A Harris of Bedford 4300

97 ACRES a s road leading from A Suttone to Samuel H Kriappa adj land of Henry Lyon John T Carpenter to Andrew G Carpenter of Bedford 14000

CORTLAND

SOUTH side road or street leading to Requas Dock (PeekskUl) adj land of Miles Frost about 120 xl60 Alfred Reynolds to Henry L Armshystrong et al of Pu tnam Co 7750

M A I N s t (PeekskiU) n s adj land of EUjah Gardner (Irreg) Doriin F Clapp et al to John Smith J r of PeekskiU 1325

20 ACRES w s road fi-om Crumpond to the Dug-way adj land late of Silas Sinith deed Gilshybert Dickerman to ManseU MUler of Cortshyland 2000

1)4 ACRES w s Albany post road adj land of Mary J Coar Mary B Sparks to Lucius F Reed of New York 500

N O R T H w cor lot hereby conveyed adj land of D L Seymour 20x80 (PeekskUl) Edward Whashylen to John Kinley of PeekskUl 200

J O H N at (PeekskUl) n s adj land of WUliam Cable 40x150 Edward Lyons to Joseph Sey-mom of PeekskUl 750

12 18-100 ACRES adj Hudson River R R afc Montrose station John Mulford to Benjamin P Fairchild of New York city 8500

240 ACRES adj Croton River and land of Jacob Cornell and widow Purdv John Leib to John Schmidt of New York 21000

C E N T R E st (PeekskUl) n s adj land of John Smith (irreg) Morris Dlee to Benj McCabe of Cold Spring 6500

laquo EASTCHESTER

W H I T E P L A I N S road cor and Archer av (Chesshyter HUl) 70x350 Peter Rich fco Charles Crary efc al of New York City 2500

4 T H av (Mt Vemon) e s Lot No 288 15x105 WUliam H Ferris to Sarah Bissland of Mt Vernon 800

6 T H av (Central M t Vemon) w s L o t No 296 50x100 Andrew Smith to John H Price of New York 1500

8TH av (Mt Vernon) w s 100 n 2d s t 30x50 Caleb Morgan to Andrew Bridgeman of Eas t shychester 4500

7TH av (Central Mt Vernon) w s lot No 235 50x100 Charles W Waterhouse to David Brown of Eastchester 300

4 T H av (Mt Vernon) e s n parfc lot 381 56x 105 Henry J Newton to CorneUa C Bedford o f M t Vemon 3600

L O T S NOS 363 395 and 396 on map of Central M t Vemon 100x150 Ray C Kayser to John C Kayser of West Farms 750

GREENBURGH

45 ACRES on road from Scarsdale to Dobbs Ferry adj land of George Seely Phebe Seviness to Mary V B Ross of N e w Y o r k 13000

186 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

F R A N K L I N and Windle sts cor (Tarrytown) adj land of Mrs Palmer about 120x185 J o shyseph E Smith to Nicholas Field of M t Pleasshyant 13702

BROADWAY W S (Tarrytown) two plofcs of land one 5xl60 one 40x50 Susan GUberfc to Marshytha N WUUams of Tarrytown 1000

BROADWAY W a (Tarrytown) adj land of Marshytha N GUbert 5x200 Susan Gilbert to Marshytha N WiUiams of Tarryto^vn 500

M E A D O W s t (near Tarrytown) a a White Plains road 25x100 Roberfc Pye fco James S MUlard of Tarryfcown 400

2 D sfc (village of Whifce Plains) w s adj land of David Verplanck (irreg) Mary Ann Carshyson fco Richard H Byiie efc al of White Plains 1300

HARRISON

27 ACRES adj land of Daniel Smifch and Terfcellus Marfcin Sarah Carpenter to George S Burshyling of Brooklyn 5900

LEWISBORO

75 ACRES adj the town of Bedford and land of P WUUam MUler John B Holly to P WiUiam MiUer of Lewisboro 5000

5 ACRES adj Isaac Knapps land and Long Swamp Brook Jacob G Mead to F WUliam MiUer of Lewisboro 250

60 ACRES adj land of John D Stevens on road from Boutonville to Cross river Richard H Lockwood to Samuel Grummon of Lewisshyboro 2100

108 ACRES on the road leading from Cross River VUlage to BoutonvUle adj land of David Webb Rufus Avery to Henry McGrath of New York 5500

3^ ACRE (Cross River) on the road leading from said viUage to Enoch Averya Edward Merrit t to Jamea Worden of Bedford 1700

SOUTH ecor of land of Francis R Quick adj land of David Voorhees 64x153 Clark FuUer to Robert R Halleck of Somers 1300

MORRISANIA

ROBBINS av s e s (Wilton) 150 e Uncas a t 35x105 WiUiam Rice to George Schneider of Morrisania 4000

INWOOD av w s (Inwood) 100 a w from an angle in said av (irreg) Thomas C Finnell to Michael A FinneU of New York 3000

O L D Boston Road s e s 341 n Grove s t 35x 184 Andrew Gerkin to Margaret Stonebridge of Morrisania 1700

1 4 0 T H St s a (North New York) 135 w Alexshyander av 71x100 John Quinn to James H Kellogg of Troy N Y 4500

WESTCHESTER R R a t s a (Map of E M o m -sania) 50x84 Eliza MiUs to August Dahler of Morrisania 1500

COTTAGE a t e a 350 n Morris av 100x100 Noah B Hoyt to Richard B Hoyt of Morrishysania 5000

I S S T H s t a a (North New York) 131 e Alexshyander av 19x100 Elizabeth HubbeU to Mary H Green of Morriaania 8000

F U L T O N s t a e s Lot No 87 on Map of VUlage of Morrisania 50x309 Mary Dessoir to John Broadhead of Morrisania 5000

1 3 5 T H s t s s (North New York) 188 e Alexshyander av 184x100 Jacob H Van Reed to Mary Ann Thurber of New York bull500

1 4 3 D s t s s (North New York) 300 e WUUs av 50x100 R o b t Stursberg et al to Henry Martin of Morrisania 2200

SPRINGFIELD st (Melroae South) s a 300 e Morris av 35x100 August Wi t t to Theodore P HaU of Morrisania 700

GROVE av (Forest Grove) e a 700 n CUff a t 100x100 Eliza A Soule to John J Clarke of Morrisania 9750

1 4 3 D s t (North New York) a s 350 e WiUis av 35x100 Robert Stursberg to Frederick Fackner of New York city 1100

2 D a t (Port Morris) 150 e 3d av 35x100 Mary Ann Montgomery to Elizabeth NeU of New York city 1000

M O T T s t (Mekoae South) n a 300 e Morris av 35x1063^ Edward Holton to James Shanshyley of New York 700

M O T T s t (Melrose South) n a 335 e Morris av 25x106^ Edward Holton to Rody Rime of New York 700

WASHINGTON avri w s adj land of S t Paul s Episcopal Church 77x150 Francia M PeimeU to WiUiam J Brewster of Morrisania 6650

1 4 6 T H Bt (North New York) s a lofcs 285 and 286 50x100 Charlotte Eldridge to Daniel Tone of New York city 4850

Av B (Grove HiU) w s 200 n Cedar dt lOOx 100 Harold Henwood to Robert Clark of Morrisania 1500

MOUNT PLEASANT

46 650-1000 ACRES n s road from the Highland turnpike to Saw MUI River past the house of John R Steiphens John R Stephens to James E MaUony of Mt Pleasant 41985

8 ACRES n a Highway from Unionville to Tarryshytown adj lands of Wm Odell Alvah Newman to Moses W Taylor of Mt Pleasant 2750

W E S T S road leading from Union-viUe to PleasantshyvUle adj land of Mr Deadly John B Sands to Henry Yerks of Mt Pleasant 4800

SOUTH S road from PleasantviUe Depot to Sing Sing at Pleasantville adj Mr FarreU Alsop Green et al to Susan Quinby of Newcastle 1500

J O N E S av e s cor Maple st (near Tarryshytown) 50x100

L O T S 48 and 49 Maple st 50x112 A S Briggs to John H Briggs of Tarryshytown 1800

70 13-100 ACRES adj PlykiU Brook and land of Holly Newman Henry Yerks to Jared D PoweU of M t Pleasarit 17500

MAMARONECK

O L D Boston road s e s adj land of Thomas L Rushmore 90x246 Michael NeviU to Richard Welch of Mamaroneck 500

NEW ROCHELLE

WASHINGTON av n a 171 e Webster av 414x 242 Sarah Ann Smith to Wm Connolly of New Rochelle 310

P L O T of land on Cedar at aa per map of property belonging to T A Emmet James O Smith to Alexander B Hudson et al of New RocheUe 2750

W E B S T E R av n e s lot No 218 on Map of West New Rochelle William Babee et al to Valentine Kreitler of New Rochelle 350

WOODBURY s t s e s adj land of S Bergen 100x100 Michael Donahoe to WiUiam R Humphrey of New Rochelle 300

P L O T of land in Huguenot Park a s May Flower av adj Lake av (U-reg) Benjamin D Le-fevre to John R Penn of New York 8500

A T the junction of Hugernot at and White Plains road (irreg) WUUam Burton to Hem-y Welch of New RocheUe 1400

NEW CASTLE

SOUTH s t (Mt Kisco) w s 60 s land of David C Lyon 60x20 Anria WiUiams to Katie L French of M t Kisco 1000

3^ ACRE e s Highway adj land of Greo Quimby Henry W Bischoff to Alexander Yerks of New Castle 475

1-7 ACRE n s road Chappaqua Station to New Castle cor adj land of Rebecca Scofield Henry W Bischoff to Daniel Donovan of New Castle 1400

EAST_ S road from Chappequa Depot to Aaron Haights adj land of Rebecca Scofield Susan Quinby to Henry W Bischoff of Newcastle 2800

76 A C R E S adj land of Purdy Carpenter and Ste-c-phen Sarles Edmund L Hun t to Prances T

Shethan of New York 12050

NORTH CASTLE

100 ACRES on Highway from Bedford to Greenshywich adj land of E Waterbury Ru th M Knapp to Chas Brundage of Noi-thCaatleS750

3 A C R E S on Highway leading from Rensico to Purchase a t adj land of WilUam WiUiams Henry T Turner to Eliza CasUear of Nor th Castle 560

NORTH SALEM

Av A n w s adj land of WiUiam Barker (Cro-r ton FaUs) 4800 sq ft WUUam Barker to Jos

T Seacord of Croton FaUs 300 M O T T at (Sing Sing) s s adj land of Barney

Foshay 30x150 Cornelius B Palmea to Susan Ann Orr of Srag Smg 3150

CLINTON av (Sing Sing) s s bounded w by BeUeview av 240x250 Wm B Ryder to Abraham B Valentine of New York 4750

BROADWAY (Sing Sing) s s SO w land of Mrs C H Cummings 25x100 Catharine Knapp to Wm Van Wart of Sing Sing 1100

EASTERN av (Sing Sing) n s adj land of Sophia Lynch 25x100 Mary E Burrhus to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing 1830

ORCHARD a t (Sing Sing) s B two parcels of land adj AMathar Brown (irreg) Wm W Benjamin to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing8000

19 ACRES on road from Quaker Meefcing House to bull the pine treea adj land of BUzabeth Palmer Newman Brigga to Walter Palmer of Brookshylyn 2566

5 ACRES adj land of Elizabeth Palmer and Peach Pond (Seorge F Bailey to Walter Palmer of Brooklyn 1000

F R A N K L I N av s a 100 e Main s t 100x100 Delia Ann Horton to WUliam McAllister of Pelham 500

CLAY av (Prospect HUl VUlage) n s 790 feet a e Hudaon at 160x245 Benjamin L Hannah to Henry Hannah of Brooklyn 30O

POUNDRIDGE

10 ACRES adj land of Harr iet Fancher and Benshynet t Scofield Bennet t Scofield to Aaron B Fancher of Poundridge 300

13 ACRES W a road C W Monroea to Cross bull River adj land of Solomon Mead Lyman Mead to Alexander D Miller of Poundridge 500

S M I T H av (Portchester) w s adj land of John Casey 80x103 Theodore Van Scoy to Alonzo Beekman of Eastchester 2500

H O R T O N av cor New York and Boston Turn shypike at Portchester (irreg) Henry S Scudshyder to Joseph Reynolds of Rye 6500

C H U R C H at (Portcheater) adj land formerly of Mary M Abendroth (irreg) Eli Curtia to WUliam P Abendroth et al of New York5250

BOSTON post road (Portchester) w s adj land of John Fawcett (irreg) James M Tucker to John Fawcett of Rye 1250

SD av w s 800 n Boston Post road adj land of D P Smith 100x195 Asbm-y Newshycomb to Ann Gedney of Rye 800

SOMERS

1953^ ACRES on road from Somers to PeekskiU adj land of Edmund Hallock Isaac CWright to Harvey Voris of White Plains 18600

6 8-100 ACRES e s west branch of CJroton river adj Pu tnam county Une Exrs of Thomaa R Lee to John Franz of North Salem 1216

51)4 A C R E S on Highway known ae Slop at adj land of Jefferson Quickney Jesse G Carpenshyter to Joshua S Carpenter of Somers 8000

20 A C R E S on Highway leading from Charles S Teeds to Daniel Drews farm AdeUne Dexter to B Hopkins Merritt of Somers 2800

WESTCHESTER

W E S T C H E S T E R turnpike n a adj land of Leonshyard Mapea 3 acres Francis Larkin et al to Francis Devine of Weatcheater 5000-

JOHNSON av (Bast Tremont) n w a adj land of Samuel Ryer 66x150 Margarefc Crawford fco Maria Louisa White of New York 1000-

2 D av (OUnviUe) w a 250 s Pirs t st 50x100 John Coyle to Mary P ONeU of New York City 300

14TH s t (Unionport) s s lot No 361 100x108 Elizabeth Gauteran to Eliza Doty of Westshychester 150

WEST FARMS

J A C O B s t Fordham s s map of S Cambreling et al 100x125 John Berrian et al to Stephen J Wright of West Farms 2250

1 75-1000 A C R E S on road from Fordham to Wil -liamsbridge adj land of Mrs A Hargons Louis E Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 1000

8 166-1000 ACRES n s Road leading from Ford-_ ham to WiUiamsbridge adj land of E V Har shy

gons Antoine Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 33000

F L E T C H E R s t (Fordham) s s lots Nos 38 and ^ 39 on A Bassford map 100x150 John BeiTian et al to Mary Crow of New York 3000

J A C O B s t (Fordham) a s lots Nos 290 and 356 on S CambreUng map 25x100 John Berrian et al to Henry A Richardson of Brooklyn 900

F L E T C H E R s t s w cor of and Washington av fronting on Harlem R R 100x150 Edward R Costigan et al to WUliam H Parmer of N e w Y o r k 2600

U N I O N av e a 150 n Glen av 50x100 John C Thompaon to Charles Whitlock of New-York 10200

WASHINGTON av (Fordham) w s 50 n Wet shymore st (irreg) Robert Dwyre to Ferdinand Meyer of T r e m o n t 3 COO

W A S H I N G T O N av (Central Morrisania) w a 250 s Nin th Bt 150x300 James W Porter t o Eraatus Brainard of Connecticut 2550C

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 187

WASHINGTON av(Central Morrisania) e B 150 s U t h s t 100x120 John S Kenyon to Abram Van Duser of New York City 11000

F A I R M O U N T av (Upper Morrisania) n e a lofc No 15 75X146 John Burr efc al fco James C HuU of Upper Morrisania 1000

BAYARD at cor Delancey pl (Fordham) (irreg) Wm H McCool to John Dyer of West Farms 3800

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 138 n Bayard s t 25x110 Wm H McCool to Thos Hough-lahan of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 163n Bayard st 25x110 Wm H McCool to John Gunn of

Fordham 400 D E L A N C E Y pl (Fordham) w s 113 n Bayard

St 25x110 Wm H McCool to Michl Croker of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s ISS n Bayard St 50x110 Wm H McCool to WUUam Doshyran of Fordham 775

J A C O B st (Fordham) s s 100x100 John Bershyrien et al to Wm Callaghan of New York1800

J A C O B s t (Fordham) s s 25x100 John Berrien efc al to Ann Jane Getty of New York 450

WHITE P L A I N S

LEXINGTON av e a adj old poat road as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fogg map A W Eggleston to Jackson Wright of White Plains 3000

85 ACRES e s Mamaroneck av adj land of John J Hill Isaac Lyon to Edward Jones of New York City 19000

H O R T O N av w s lots Nos 17 19 21 on map of C A Purdy s estafce 131x150 EmUy Van TasseU fco Calvin BUIT of New York 7700

H A R R I S O N av n s 250 e Warren a t 50x200 Calvin Burr to EmUy Van TasseU of White Plams 4000

YONKERS

E A S T side of a right of way leading from Ashshyburton av to F Pfeifers land 19x80 Lewis Ri t te r to Edward Bush of Yonkers 750

KiLLiNGER s t s s 125 0 Spring st 25x109 Eliza Vance to George W Bynon of Yonshykers 3000

P A L I S A D E av w a 100 n Pond st 25x145 Samuel D Rockwell to Daniel Wilsea of Yonshykers 4500

SUMMIT st e s cor Ingram s t 25x797 Wm Doyle to Wm Ray of Yonkers 3500

R I V E R D A L E av w a adj land of J H Post 184x170 Ephraim D Stater to Lavinia M CutshybiU of Yonkers 9000

O L I V E R av n e a 25 s e Brook s t 25x1026 Robert Moore to James McGraw of Yonshykers 1500

R I V E R D A L E av W a adj land of J H Post and T W Ludlow 170X184 Adaline Guion to Ephraim D Stater of Yonkers 8200

P R O S P E C T and Clinton sts n e cor 75x100 Protestant Dutch Reformed Church to Susan Bradish of Yonkers 7750

SCHOOL s t e s adj land of Mrs EUen Fisher 25x100 Ethan Flagg to Jeremiah Clark of Y o n k e r s 350

B U E N A V I S T A av e s adj land of Orange Webster 25x100 Edwin W Palmer to Benj S Washburn of Yonkers 5000

64 9-1000 ACRES on Cross from Jackson av to Central Pa rk av adj land of L Underhill Wm R Diderer to Sylvester H Kneeland of New York 22000

123 ACRES n w Si highway tha t leads to Yonkers adj land of the estate of D S Lent decd Isaac Lefurgy to S H Kneeland of New York City 57500

D A L E pl s s 75 w of a new st 25x100 Hya t t L Garrison to William Lane of Yonkers 500

CROTON Aqueduct n w s adj land of Richard Archer (irreg) George McCord to George T Styles of Yonkers 700

O L I V E R av n e a 268 s e Walnut st 40x102 Ralph T Seddon to I ra U Travis of Yonshykers 1000

R A V I N E av w s 100 n Gold s t 50x225 R o b t G Richards to Merrit t H Smifch efc al of Yonkers 4500

PROJECTED BUILDINGS

The following plans embrace all tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings sincis our last repor t bullmdash

ATTORNEY ST (No 17) ONE THREE-STOR-T BRICK second-class dwelling 20x20 owner M BossiN-B K I E architectyH P A E R Y

B A R R O W ST (No 23) ONE Frvte-STORTBRIGE toniement 25x63 dwrceri J WissstAW architect WM Jbsfi

BOWERY ST ( N O 168) ONE ONE-STORY BICICK workshop 25x13 owner B R A U T H architect W E W A R I N G builders D O Y L E amp CULLEN

BOWERY ( N O 309 REAR) ONE ONE-STORY IIRICK ahop 12x20 owner B R E I C H M A N N architect P S BARUS

E I G H T I E T H ST S S 70 E LEXINGTON AV ONE three-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 20x50 owner J B B R I C E architect J M C I N T Y R E builders CROOK amp HIGGINS and J C GEDNEY

F O R T I E T H ST N S 325 w OTH AV F IVE F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 25x60 owner J J B U R C H E L L builders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - T H I R D ST AND T H I R D AV N W COR one five-story brown-stone store and tenement 25 xlOO owner J J B U R C H E L L buUders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - S I X T H ST ( N O 521 W ) ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement 189x55 owner P A T R I C K COSTELshyLO architect J M F O S T E R

FORTY-SEVENTH ST S S 175 w 1 1 T H AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x56 owner L G SCHNEIDER architect J M FOSTER

FORTY-EIGHTH ST N S 100 w MADISON AV four four-story brick first-class dweUings 25x90 owner M BYRNES architect J G PRAGUE

F I F T I E T H ST ( N O 429 W) ONE THREE-STORY brick tenement 25x27 owner P K A Y architect G H O B Z E I T builder P KAY

F I F T Y - T H I R D ST N S 135 E F I F T H AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 26x 658 owners E J amp J W H A M I L T O N architect J O H N G P R A G U E

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 325 w STH AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 25x00 owners Moss BROTHERS buUder J T CONOVER

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O 221 EO ONE FOUR STORY brick carriage house 25x9411 owner E D U F F Y architect GAGE INS LEE

F I R S T AV E S 50 N 55TH ST TWO FIVE-STORY brick tenements 25x54 owner P D O E L G E R arshychitect W J O S E

F I R S T AV AND 121ST ST S E COR F I V E F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 20x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

GOERCK ST ( N O 138 REAR) ONE THREE-STORY brick factory 25x36 owners and builders^ SCHWARTZ amp LOHMAN architect C SCHWARTZ

H A M I L T O N ST ( N O 11) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK tenement 25x63 bull owner T H O S CONNERY archishytect W M J O S E

H U D S O N AND T H O M A S STS N E C O R O N E O N E -

story brick store 56x28 owner A R W H I T N E Y architect and buUder F BLOODGOOD

L U D L O W ST W S 35 N DELANCEY ST ONE four-story brick school 75x83 owner N E W Y O R K CITY architect A MACVEY buUder T K I E R N A N

L U D L O W AND DELANCEY STS S E COR ONE five-atorj brick tenement 216x634 owner M SELSAM architect W J O S E

MADISON ST S S 135 E M A R K E T ST ONE T W O -story iron first-class dwelling 35x30 owner J D G A D E K E architect and builder J A S A R T H U R

N O R F O L K ST E S 100 s STANTON TWO FI-PE-atory brick tenements 35x7^3 owner J G E L L E R architect T J B I E R

N O R F O L K ST (No 133) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK store and tenement 35x50 owner L F J A U G E R architect J B O E K E L L

N I N T H AV AND 2 3 D ST N E COR FOUR F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 19x20x52x54x65 owner T H O S E F O R A N architect C F D E B O R S T buUders B U R N S amp T I M M I N S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T I E T H ST N S 100 e 1st av four three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 189x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 360 w 3d av four fchree-stOry brown-stone first-clasa dwellinga 15x48 ownera and buUders J amp W C SPEARS architect I C BABCOCK

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - F I R S T ST S S 100 w 9th av one three-story brick first-class dweUshying 22x32 owner C D U F F Y architect J S C A L -LEN

N I N T H AV E S SO s 3 8 T H ST ONE FIVE-STORY brick store and tenement 25x60 owner M K U H N architect J M FOSTER

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST S S 125 w Boulevard one one-half story brick church 722 x l40 owners P E CHURCH OF INTERCESSION architect R L O C K W O O D buUders W E E K S amp GATCHET

STANTON AND PORampYTH- STSH s VV COK- ONE five-story brick fceueriient 25x50 owners G B K I S W E N Z E L architect WMi Jcisamp

SECOND ST ( N O S 288 290 292) THREE F I V E -story brick stores and tenerrients 25x70 owner S R O S S M A N architect R- S H A P T E R buUders L A W amp S H A P T E R

S I X T E E N T H ST- N S 194 E 1ST AV ONE T H R E E -story brick school 75x87 owners CITY OP NE-VV Y O R K architect A M A C V E Y buUder D A V C H R I S T I E

SIXTY-FOURTH ST N S 100 E LEXINGTON AV five three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 20x55 owner G FOUNTAIN architect J G P R A G U E builder P FOUNTAIN

SIXTY-FOURTH St N S 200 E LEXINGTON av five three-story brown stOne first-class dwellshyings 16x55 owner and buUder G FOUNTAIN architect J G PRAGUE-

SIXTY-SEVENTH ST N 8 500 VV IOTH AV ONE two-story wood stable 24x20 owner T H O M A S O B R I E N architect and buUder THOMAS O B R I E N

SEVENTY-NINTH ST AND MADISON A V S E cor one four-story brick first-class dwelUng 21x 63 owners|ANDKUSS amp CUMMING architects D amp J J A R D I N E buUders N ife H ANDRUSS

SEVENTY-NINTH ST S S 21 E MADISON AV one four-story brick first-class dweUing 18x55 owners A N D R U S S ltfe CUMMINGS architects D amp J J A R D I N E builders N amp H ANDRUSS

T H I R D ST E S 100 E A V D ONE TWO-STORT brick stable 14x60 owner B DONELY architect tVM J O S E builders K E R C H U N ife O N E I L

T W E L F T H ST ( N O 367 W E S T ) ONE TWO-STOKY brick stable 286x25 owner THOMAS MULEOY

TWENTY-EIGHTH ST ( N O 130 W E S T ) ONE T W O -story brick stable 25x31 owner D STEWART architect C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 4 0 W 1 1 T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick office 16x30 owner M K N A P P buildshyer C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 350Tiv U T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick store and second-class dweUing 18x40 owners P E C K amp W A N D E L L builder B^ L L A -FORGE

T H I R T Y - T H I R D ST N S 200 FROM 9TH AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x50 owner P D O N A shyH U E architecfc J M FORSTER

T H I R D AV ( N O 349) ONE BRICK TENEMENT 248x65 owner J K E L L E R architecfc W J O S E

ALTERATIONS IN BUILDINGS

One brick house and dwelling No 244 Bowery fcwo and one-half sfcories 20 by 38 one-half sfcory fco be added Mr Drake owner

One brick sfcore and dwelling norfch side of Third avenue 25 feet nor th of Eighty-third street three stories 25 by 50 extension 25 by 35 12 feet high E amp S HiU owners

Nine brick stores and factories Nos 167 to 183 (inclusive) Canal street 5 stories 188 by 50 roof to be raised three feet and exfcension on rear 188 by 50 by 40 feet and five sfcories in height John S GUes owner

One brick factory No 125 Mott a t four atories 25 by so damaged by tire to be repaired F Watershybury owner

One brick fjwstory Canal Centre and Walker streets northeast corner three stories 548 by 822 and 613 two stories to be added Mr Munn owner

One brick laundry north aide of Fifty-third street 250 -feet weat of Firsfc av fchree stories 80 by 40 one story to be added and extension 52 byl005 53 feet high Empire Laundry Company owners

One brick ice-house No 227 East Thirty-eighth street five stories 45 by 63 extension453 by 368 52 feet h igh A Hupfel owner

One frame store and dweUing No 2379 Third avenue two stories 25 by 50 one story to be added Addison Smith owner

One frame store and dwelling No 2146 Third avenue three stories 25 by 40 extension 25 by 33 12 feet high J Hutchings ltfe Son owners

One frame stable No 160 Washiiigton street two and a half stories 25 by 46 one half stdi-y to be added new brick front built and extension in front of buUding to fuU extent of l o t Mr Big owner

UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Monroe s t reet Nos 57 59 and 61 unsafe and rot ten wooden gut ters H M Bailey agent

St Marks place No 33 easfc brick fence waU Peter Cook owner

Mercer atreet No 132 generaUy uttaafe waUs cracked arid floor beams insufficiently supported Rs Durilap-amp Go and Phelan arid Sofl leeseesi

188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

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tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

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sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

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76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

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Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

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Established 1830

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186 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

F R A N K L I N and Windle sts cor (Tarrytown) adj land of Mrs Palmer about 120x185 J o shyseph E Smith to Nicholas Field of M t Pleasshyant 13702

BROADWAY W S (Tarrytown) two plofcs of land one 5xl60 one 40x50 Susan GUberfc to Marshytha N WUUams of Tarrytown 1000

BROADWAY W a (Tarrytown) adj land of Marshytha N GUbert 5x200 Susan Gilbert to Marshytha N WiUiams of Tarryto^vn 500

M E A D O W s t (near Tarrytown) a a White Plains road 25x100 Roberfc Pye fco James S MUlard of Tarryfcown 400

2 D sfc (village of Whifce Plains) w s adj land of David Verplanck (irreg) Mary Ann Carshyson fco Richard H Byiie efc al of White Plains 1300

HARRISON

27 ACRES adj land of Daniel Smifch and Terfcellus Marfcin Sarah Carpenter to George S Burshyling of Brooklyn 5900

LEWISBORO

75 ACRES adj the town of Bedford and land of P WUUam MUler John B Holly to P WiUiam MiUer of Lewisboro 5000

5 ACRES adj Isaac Knapps land and Long Swamp Brook Jacob G Mead to F WUliam MiUer of Lewisboro 250

60 ACRES adj land of John D Stevens on road from Boutonville to Cross river Richard H Lockwood to Samuel Grummon of Lewisshyboro 2100

108 ACRES on the road leading from Cross River VUlage to BoutonvUle adj land of David Webb Rufus Avery to Henry McGrath of New York 5500

3^ ACRE (Cross River) on the road leading from said viUage to Enoch Averya Edward Merrit t to Jamea Worden of Bedford 1700

SOUTH ecor of land of Francis R Quick adj land of David Voorhees 64x153 Clark FuUer to Robert R Halleck of Somers 1300

MORRISANIA

ROBBINS av s e s (Wilton) 150 e Uncas a t 35x105 WiUiam Rice to George Schneider of Morrisania 4000

INWOOD av w s (Inwood) 100 a w from an angle in said av (irreg) Thomas C Finnell to Michael A FinneU of New York 3000

O L D Boston Road s e s 341 n Grove s t 35x 184 Andrew Gerkin to Margaret Stonebridge of Morrisania 1700

1 4 0 T H St s a (North New York) 135 w Alexshyander av 71x100 John Quinn to James H Kellogg of Troy N Y 4500

WESTCHESTER R R a t s a (Map of E M o m -sania) 50x84 Eliza MiUs to August Dahler of Morrisania 1500

COTTAGE a t e a 350 n Morris av 100x100 Noah B Hoyt to Richard B Hoyt of Morrishysania 5000

I S S T H s t a a (North New York) 131 e Alexshyander av 19x100 Elizabeth HubbeU to Mary H Green of Morriaania 8000

F U L T O N s t a e s Lot No 87 on Map of VUlage of Morrisania 50x309 Mary Dessoir to John Broadhead of Morrisania 5000

1 3 5 T H s t s s (North New York) 188 e Alexshyander av 184x100 Jacob H Van Reed to Mary Ann Thurber of New York bull500

1 4 3 D s t s s (North New York) 300 e WUUs av 50x100 R o b t Stursberg et al to Henry Martin of Morrisania 2200

SPRINGFIELD st (Melroae South) s a 300 e Morris av 35x100 August Wi t t to Theodore P HaU of Morrisania 700

GROVE av (Forest Grove) e a 700 n CUff a t 100x100 Eliza A Soule to John J Clarke of Morrisania 9750

1 4 3 D s t (North New York) a s 350 e WiUis av 35x100 Robert Stursberg to Frederick Fackner of New York city 1100

2 D a t (Port Morris) 150 e 3d av 35x100 Mary Ann Montgomery to Elizabeth NeU of New York city 1000

M O T T s t (Mekoae South) n a 300 e Morris av 35x1063^ Edward Holton to James Shanshyley of New York 700

M O T T s t (Melrose South) n a 335 e Morris av 25x106^ Edward Holton to Rody Rime of New York 700

WASHINGTON avri w s adj land of S t Paul s Episcopal Church 77x150 Francia M PeimeU to WiUiam J Brewster of Morrisania 6650

1 4 6 T H Bt (North New York) s a lofcs 285 and 286 50x100 Charlotte Eldridge to Daniel Tone of New York city 4850

Av B (Grove HiU) w s 200 n Cedar dt lOOx 100 Harold Henwood to Robert Clark of Morrisania 1500

MOUNT PLEASANT

46 650-1000 ACRES n s road from the Highland turnpike to Saw MUI River past the house of John R Steiphens John R Stephens to James E MaUony of Mt Pleasant 41985

8 ACRES n a Highway from Unionville to Tarryshytown adj lands of Wm Odell Alvah Newman to Moses W Taylor of Mt Pleasant 2750

W E S T S road leading from Union-viUe to PleasantshyvUle adj land of Mr Deadly John B Sands to Henry Yerks of Mt Pleasant 4800

SOUTH S road from PleasantviUe Depot to Sing Sing at Pleasantville adj Mr FarreU Alsop Green et al to Susan Quinby of Newcastle 1500

J O N E S av e s cor Maple st (near Tarryshytown) 50x100

L O T S 48 and 49 Maple st 50x112 A S Briggs to John H Briggs of Tarryshytown 1800

70 13-100 ACRES adj PlykiU Brook and land of Holly Newman Henry Yerks to Jared D PoweU of M t Pleasarit 17500

MAMARONECK

O L D Boston road s e s adj land of Thomas L Rushmore 90x246 Michael NeviU to Richard Welch of Mamaroneck 500

NEW ROCHELLE

WASHINGTON av n a 171 e Webster av 414x 242 Sarah Ann Smith to Wm Connolly of New Rochelle 310

P L O T of land on Cedar at aa per map of property belonging to T A Emmet James O Smith to Alexander B Hudson et al of New RocheUe 2750

W E B S T E R av n e s lot No 218 on Map of West New Rochelle William Babee et al to Valentine Kreitler of New Rochelle 350

WOODBURY s t s e s adj land of S Bergen 100x100 Michael Donahoe to WiUiam R Humphrey of New Rochelle 300

P L O T of land in Huguenot Park a s May Flower av adj Lake av (U-reg) Benjamin D Le-fevre to John R Penn of New York 8500

A T the junction of Hugernot at and White Plains road (irreg) WUUam Burton to Hem-y Welch of New RocheUe 1400

NEW CASTLE

SOUTH s t (Mt Kisco) w s 60 s land of David C Lyon 60x20 Anria WiUiams to Katie L French of M t Kisco 1000

3^ ACRE e s Highway adj land of Greo Quimby Henry W Bischoff to Alexander Yerks of New Castle 475

1-7 ACRE n s road Chappaqua Station to New Castle cor adj land of Rebecca Scofield Henry W Bischoff to Daniel Donovan of New Castle 1400

EAST_ S road from Chappequa Depot to Aaron Haights adj land of Rebecca Scofield Susan Quinby to Henry W Bischoff of Newcastle 2800

76 A C R E S adj land of Purdy Carpenter and Ste-c-phen Sarles Edmund L Hun t to Prances T

Shethan of New York 12050

NORTH CASTLE

100 ACRES on Highway from Bedford to Greenshywich adj land of E Waterbury Ru th M Knapp to Chas Brundage of Noi-thCaatleS750

3 A C R E S on Highway leading from Rensico to Purchase a t adj land of WilUam WiUiams Henry T Turner to Eliza CasUear of Nor th Castle 560

NORTH SALEM

Av A n w s adj land of WiUiam Barker (Cro-r ton FaUs) 4800 sq ft WUUam Barker to Jos

T Seacord of Croton FaUs 300 M O T T at (Sing Sing) s s adj land of Barney

Foshay 30x150 Cornelius B Palmea to Susan Ann Orr of Srag Smg 3150

CLINTON av (Sing Sing) s s bounded w by BeUeview av 240x250 Wm B Ryder to Abraham B Valentine of New York 4750

BROADWAY (Sing Sing) s s SO w land of Mrs C H Cummings 25x100 Catharine Knapp to Wm Van Wart of Sing Sing 1100

EASTERN av (Sing Sing) n s adj land of Sophia Lynch 25x100 Mary E Burrhus to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing 1830

ORCHARD a t (Sing Sing) s B two parcels of land adj AMathar Brown (irreg) Wm W Benjamin to Jas W Robinson of Sing Sing8000

19 ACRES on road from Quaker Meefcing House to bull the pine treea adj land of BUzabeth Palmer Newman Brigga to Walter Palmer of Brookshylyn 2566

5 ACRES adj land of Elizabeth Palmer and Peach Pond (Seorge F Bailey to Walter Palmer of Brooklyn 1000

F R A N K L I N av s a 100 e Main s t 100x100 Delia Ann Horton to WUliam McAllister of Pelham 500

CLAY av (Prospect HUl VUlage) n s 790 feet a e Hudaon at 160x245 Benjamin L Hannah to Henry Hannah of Brooklyn 30O

POUNDRIDGE

10 ACRES adj land of Harr iet Fancher and Benshynet t Scofield Bennet t Scofield to Aaron B Fancher of Poundridge 300

13 ACRES W a road C W Monroea to Cross bull River adj land of Solomon Mead Lyman Mead to Alexander D Miller of Poundridge 500

S M I T H av (Portchester) w s adj land of John Casey 80x103 Theodore Van Scoy to Alonzo Beekman of Eastchester 2500

H O R T O N av cor New York and Boston Turn shypike at Portchester (irreg) Henry S Scudshyder to Joseph Reynolds of Rye 6500

C H U R C H at (Portcheater) adj land formerly of Mary M Abendroth (irreg) Eli Curtia to WUliam P Abendroth et al of New York5250

BOSTON post road (Portchester) w s adj land of John Fawcett (irreg) James M Tucker to John Fawcett of Rye 1250

SD av w s 800 n Boston Post road adj land of D P Smith 100x195 Asbm-y Newshycomb to Ann Gedney of Rye 800

SOMERS

1953^ ACRES on road from Somers to PeekskiU adj land of Edmund Hallock Isaac CWright to Harvey Voris of White Plains 18600

6 8-100 ACRES e s west branch of CJroton river adj Pu tnam county Une Exrs of Thomaa R Lee to John Franz of North Salem 1216

51)4 A C R E S on Highway known ae Slop at adj land of Jefferson Quickney Jesse G Carpenshyter to Joshua S Carpenter of Somers 8000

20 A C R E S on Highway leading from Charles S Teeds to Daniel Drews farm AdeUne Dexter to B Hopkins Merritt of Somers 2800

WESTCHESTER

W E S T C H E S T E R turnpike n a adj land of Leonshyard Mapea 3 acres Francis Larkin et al to Francis Devine of Weatcheater 5000-

JOHNSON av (Bast Tremont) n w a adj land of Samuel Ryer 66x150 Margarefc Crawford fco Maria Louisa White of New York 1000-

2 D av (OUnviUe) w a 250 s Pirs t st 50x100 John Coyle to Mary P ONeU of New York City 300

14TH s t (Unionport) s s lot No 361 100x108 Elizabeth Gauteran to Eliza Doty of Westshychester 150

WEST FARMS

J A C O B s t Fordham s s map of S Cambreling et al 100x125 John Berrian et al to Stephen J Wright of West Farms 2250

1 75-1000 A C R E S on road from Fordham to Wil -liamsbridge adj land of Mrs A Hargons Louis E Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 1000

8 166-1000 ACRES n s Road leading from Ford-_ ham to WiUiamsbridge adj land of E V Har shy

gons Antoine Hargons to Benjamin S Halsey of New York 33000

F L E T C H E R s t (Fordham) s s lots Nos 38 and ^ 39 on A Bassford map 100x150 John BeiTian et al to Mary Crow of New York 3000

J A C O B s t (Fordham) a s lots Nos 290 and 356 on S CambreUng map 25x100 John Berrian et al to Henry A Richardson of Brooklyn 900

F L E T C H E R s t s w cor of and Washington av fronting on Harlem R R 100x150 Edward R Costigan et al to WUliam H Parmer of N e w Y o r k 2600

U N I O N av e a 150 n Glen av 50x100 John C Thompaon to Charles Whitlock of New-York 10200

WASHINGTON av (Fordham) w s 50 n Wet shymore st (irreg) Robert Dwyre to Ferdinand Meyer of T r e m o n t 3 COO

W A S H I N G T O N av (Central Morrisania) w a 250 s Nin th Bt 150x300 James W Porter t o Eraatus Brainard of Connecticut 2550C

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 187

WASHINGTON av(Central Morrisania) e B 150 s U t h s t 100x120 John S Kenyon to Abram Van Duser of New York City 11000

F A I R M O U N T av (Upper Morrisania) n e a lofc No 15 75X146 John Burr efc al fco James C HuU of Upper Morrisania 1000

BAYARD at cor Delancey pl (Fordham) (irreg) Wm H McCool to John Dyer of West Farms 3800

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 138 n Bayard s t 25x110 Wm H McCool to Thos Hough-lahan of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 163n Bayard st 25x110 Wm H McCool to John Gunn of

Fordham 400 D E L A N C E Y pl (Fordham) w s 113 n Bayard

St 25x110 Wm H McCool to Michl Croker of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s ISS n Bayard St 50x110 Wm H McCool to WUUam Doshyran of Fordham 775

J A C O B st (Fordham) s s 100x100 John Bershyrien et al to Wm Callaghan of New York1800

J A C O B s t (Fordham) s s 25x100 John Berrien efc al to Ann Jane Getty of New York 450

WHITE P L A I N S

LEXINGTON av e a adj old poat road as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fogg map A W Eggleston to Jackson Wright of White Plains 3000

85 ACRES e s Mamaroneck av adj land of John J Hill Isaac Lyon to Edward Jones of New York City 19000

H O R T O N av w s lots Nos 17 19 21 on map of C A Purdy s estafce 131x150 EmUy Van TasseU fco Calvin BUIT of New York 7700

H A R R I S O N av n s 250 e Warren a t 50x200 Calvin Burr to EmUy Van TasseU of White Plams 4000

YONKERS

E A S T side of a right of way leading from Ashshyburton av to F Pfeifers land 19x80 Lewis Ri t te r to Edward Bush of Yonkers 750

KiLLiNGER s t s s 125 0 Spring st 25x109 Eliza Vance to George W Bynon of Yonshykers 3000

P A L I S A D E av w a 100 n Pond st 25x145 Samuel D Rockwell to Daniel Wilsea of Yonshykers 4500

SUMMIT st e s cor Ingram s t 25x797 Wm Doyle to Wm Ray of Yonkers 3500

R I V E R D A L E av w a adj land of J H Post 184x170 Ephraim D Stater to Lavinia M CutshybiU of Yonkers 9000

O L I V E R av n e a 25 s e Brook s t 25x1026 Robert Moore to James McGraw of Yonshykers 1500

R I V E R D A L E av W a adj land of J H Post and T W Ludlow 170X184 Adaline Guion to Ephraim D Stater of Yonkers 8200

P R O S P E C T and Clinton sts n e cor 75x100 Protestant Dutch Reformed Church to Susan Bradish of Yonkers 7750

SCHOOL s t e s adj land of Mrs EUen Fisher 25x100 Ethan Flagg to Jeremiah Clark of Y o n k e r s 350

B U E N A V I S T A av e s adj land of Orange Webster 25x100 Edwin W Palmer to Benj S Washburn of Yonkers 5000

64 9-1000 ACRES on Cross from Jackson av to Central Pa rk av adj land of L Underhill Wm R Diderer to Sylvester H Kneeland of New York 22000

123 ACRES n w Si highway tha t leads to Yonkers adj land of the estate of D S Lent decd Isaac Lefurgy to S H Kneeland of New York City 57500

D A L E pl s s 75 w of a new st 25x100 Hya t t L Garrison to William Lane of Yonkers 500

CROTON Aqueduct n w s adj land of Richard Archer (irreg) George McCord to George T Styles of Yonkers 700

O L I V E R av n e a 268 s e Walnut st 40x102 Ralph T Seddon to I ra U Travis of Yonshykers 1000

R A V I N E av w s 100 n Gold s t 50x225 R o b t G Richards to Merrit t H Smifch efc al of Yonkers 4500

PROJECTED BUILDINGS

The following plans embrace all tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings sincis our last repor t bullmdash

ATTORNEY ST (No 17) ONE THREE-STOR-T BRICK second-class dwelling 20x20 owner M BossiN-B K I E architectyH P A E R Y

B A R R O W ST (No 23) ONE Frvte-STORTBRIGE toniement 25x63 dwrceri J WissstAW architect WM Jbsfi

BOWERY ST ( N O 168) ONE ONE-STORY BICICK workshop 25x13 owner B R A U T H architect W E W A R I N G builders D O Y L E amp CULLEN

BOWERY ( N O 309 REAR) ONE ONE-STORY IIRICK ahop 12x20 owner B R E I C H M A N N architect P S BARUS

E I G H T I E T H ST S S 70 E LEXINGTON AV ONE three-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 20x50 owner J B B R I C E architect J M C I N T Y R E builders CROOK amp HIGGINS and J C GEDNEY

F O R T I E T H ST N S 325 w OTH AV F IVE F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 25x60 owner J J B U R C H E L L builders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - T H I R D ST AND T H I R D AV N W COR one five-story brown-stone store and tenement 25 xlOO owner J J B U R C H E L L buUders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - S I X T H ST ( N O 521 W ) ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement 189x55 owner P A T R I C K COSTELshyLO architect J M F O S T E R

FORTY-SEVENTH ST S S 175 w 1 1 T H AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x56 owner L G SCHNEIDER architect J M FOSTER

FORTY-EIGHTH ST N S 100 w MADISON AV four four-story brick first-class dweUings 25x90 owner M BYRNES architect J G PRAGUE

F I F T I E T H ST ( N O 429 W) ONE THREE-STORY brick tenement 25x27 owner P K A Y architect G H O B Z E I T builder P KAY

F I F T Y - T H I R D ST N S 135 E F I F T H AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 26x 658 owners E J amp J W H A M I L T O N architect J O H N G P R A G U E

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 325 w STH AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 25x00 owners Moss BROTHERS buUder J T CONOVER

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O 221 EO ONE FOUR STORY brick carriage house 25x9411 owner E D U F F Y architect GAGE INS LEE

F I R S T AV E S 50 N 55TH ST TWO FIVE-STORY brick tenements 25x54 owner P D O E L G E R arshychitect W J O S E

F I R S T AV AND 121ST ST S E COR F I V E F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 20x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

GOERCK ST ( N O 138 REAR) ONE THREE-STORY brick factory 25x36 owners and builders^ SCHWARTZ amp LOHMAN architect C SCHWARTZ

H A M I L T O N ST ( N O 11) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK tenement 25x63 bull owner T H O S CONNERY archishytect W M J O S E

H U D S O N AND T H O M A S STS N E C O R O N E O N E -

story brick store 56x28 owner A R W H I T N E Y architect and buUder F BLOODGOOD

L U D L O W ST W S 35 N DELANCEY ST ONE four-story brick school 75x83 owner N E W Y O R K CITY architect A MACVEY buUder T K I E R N A N

L U D L O W AND DELANCEY STS S E COR ONE five-atorj brick tenement 216x634 owner M SELSAM architect W J O S E

MADISON ST S S 135 E M A R K E T ST ONE T W O -story iron first-class dwelling 35x30 owner J D G A D E K E architect and builder J A S A R T H U R

N O R F O L K ST E S 100 s STANTON TWO FI-PE-atory brick tenements 35x7^3 owner J G E L L E R architect T J B I E R

N O R F O L K ST (No 133) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK store and tenement 35x50 owner L F J A U G E R architect J B O E K E L L

N I N T H AV AND 2 3 D ST N E COR FOUR F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 19x20x52x54x65 owner T H O S E F O R A N architect C F D E B O R S T buUders B U R N S amp T I M M I N S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T I E T H ST N S 100 e 1st av four three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 189x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 360 w 3d av four fchree-stOry brown-stone first-clasa dwellinga 15x48 ownera and buUders J amp W C SPEARS architect I C BABCOCK

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - F I R S T ST S S 100 w 9th av one three-story brick first-class dweUshying 22x32 owner C D U F F Y architect J S C A L -LEN

N I N T H AV E S SO s 3 8 T H ST ONE FIVE-STORY brick store and tenement 25x60 owner M K U H N architect J M FOSTER

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST S S 125 w Boulevard one one-half story brick church 722 x l40 owners P E CHURCH OF INTERCESSION architect R L O C K W O O D buUders W E E K S amp GATCHET

STANTON AND PORampYTH- STSH s VV COK- ONE five-story brick fceueriient 25x50 owners G B K I S W E N Z E L architect WMi Jcisamp

SECOND ST ( N O S 288 290 292) THREE F I V E -story brick stores and tenerrients 25x70 owner S R O S S M A N architect R- S H A P T E R buUders L A W amp S H A P T E R

S I X T E E N T H ST- N S 194 E 1ST AV ONE T H R E E -story brick school 75x87 owners CITY OP NE-VV Y O R K architect A M A C V E Y buUder D A V C H R I S T I E

SIXTY-FOURTH ST N S 100 E LEXINGTON AV five three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 20x55 owner G FOUNTAIN architect J G P R A G U E builder P FOUNTAIN

SIXTY-FOURTH St N S 200 E LEXINGTON av five three-story brown stOne first-class dwellshyings 16x55 owner and buUder G FOUNTAIN architect J G PRAGUE-

SIXTY-SEVENTH ST N 8 500 VV IOTH AV ONE two-story wood stable 24x20 owner T H O M A S O B R I E N architect and buUder THOMAS O B R I E N

SEVENTY-NINTH ST AND MADISON A V S E cor one four-story brick first-class dwelUng 21x 63 owners|ANDKUSS amp CUMMING architects D amp J J A R D I N E buUders N ife H ANDRUSS

SEVENTY-NINTH ST S S 21 E MADISON AV one four-story brick first-class dweUing 18x55 owners A N D R U S S ltfe CUMMINGS architects D amp J J A R D I N E builders N amp H ANDRUSS

T H I R D ST E S 100 E A V D ONE TWO-STORT brick stable 14x60 owner B DONELY architect tVM J O S E builders K E R C H U N ife O N E I L

T W E L F T H ST ( N O 367 W E S T ) ONE TWO-STOKY brick stable 286x25 owner THOMAS MULEOY

TWENTY-EIGHTH ST ( N O 130 W E S T ) ONE T W O -story brick stable 25x31 owner D STEWART architect C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 4 0 W 1 1 T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick office 16x30 owner M K N A P P buildshyer C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 350Tiv U T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick store and second-class dweUing 18x40 owners P E C K amp W A N D E L L builder B^ L L A -FORGE

T H I R T Y - T H I R D ST N S 200 FROM 9TH AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x50 owner P D O N A shyH U E architecfc J M FORSTER

T H I R D AV ( N O 349) ONE BRICK TENEMENT 248x65 owner J K E L L E R architecfc W J O S E

ALTERATIONS IN BUILDINGS

One brick house and dwelling No 244 Bowery fcwo and one-half sfcories 20 by 38 one-half sfcory fco be added Mr Drake owner

One brick sfcore and dwelling norfch side of Third avenue 25 feet nor th of Eighty-third street three stories 25 by 50 extension 25 by 35 12 feet high E amp S HiU owners

Nine brick stores and factories Nos 167 to 183 (inclusive) Canal street 5 stories 188 by 50 roof to be raised three feet and exfcension on rear 188 by 50 by 40 feet and five sfcories in height John S GUes owner

One brick factory No 125 Mott a t four atories 25 by so damaged by tire to be repaired F Watershybury owner

One brick fjwstory Canal Centre and Walker streets northeast corner three stories 548 by 822 and 613 two stories to be added Mr Munn owner

One brick laundry north aide of Fifty-third street 250 -feet weat of Firsfc av fchree stories 80 by 40 one story to be added and extension 52 byl005 53 feet high Empire Laundry Company owners

One brick ice-house No 227 East Thirty-eighth street five stories 45 by 63 extension453 by 368 52 feet h igh A Hupfel owner

One frame store and dweUing No 2379 Third avenue two stories 25 by 50 one story to be added Addison Smith owner

One frame store and dwelling No 2146 Third avenue three stories 25 by 40 extension 25 by 33 12 feet high J Hutchings ltfe Son owners

One frame stable No 160 Washiiigton street two and a half stories 25 by 46 one half stdi-y to be added new brick front built and extension in front of buUding to fuU extent of l o t Mr Big owner

UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Monroe s t reet Nos 57 59 and 61 unsafe and rot ten wooden gut ters H M Bailey agent

St Marks place No 33 easfc brick fence waU Peter Cook owner

Mercer atreet No 132 generaUy uttaafe waUs cracked arid floor beams insufficiently supported Rs Durilap-amp Go and Phelan arid Sofl leeseesi

188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 189

tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 187

WASHINGTON av(Central Morrisania) e B 150 s U t h s t 100x120 John S Kenyon to Abram Van Duser of New York City 11000

F A I R M O U N T av (Upper Morrisania) n e a lofc No 15 75X146 John Burr efc al fco James C HuU of Upper Morrisania 1000

BAYARD at cor Delancey pl (Fordham) (irreg) Wm H McCool to John Dyer of West Farms 3800

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 138 n Bayard s t 25x110 Wm H McCool to Thos Hough-lahan of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s 163n Bayard st 25x110 Wm H McCool to John Gunn of

Fordham 400 D E L A N C E Y pl (Fordham) w s 113 n Bayard

St 25x110 Wm H McCool to Michl Croker of Fordham 385

DELANCEY pl (Fordham) w s ISS n Bayard St 50x110 Wm H McCool to WUUam Doshyran of Fordham 775

J A C O B st (Fordham) s s 100x100 John Bershyrien et al to Wm Callaghan of New York1800

J A C O B s t (Fordham) s s 25x100 John Berrien efc al to Ann Jane Getty of New York 450

WHITE P L A I N S

LEXINGTON av e a adj old poat road as lots 1 2 and 3 on Fogg map A W Eggleston to Jackson Wright of White Plains 3000

85 ACRES e s Mamaroneck av adj land of John J Hill Isaac Lyon to Edward Jones of New York City 19000

H O R T O N av w s lots Nos 17 19 21 on map of C A Purdy s estafce 131x150 EmUy Van TasseU fco Calvin BUIT of New York 7700

H A R R I S O N av n s 250 e Warren a t 50x200 Calvin Burr to EmUy Van TasseU of White Plams 4000

YONKERS

E A S T side of a right of way leading from Ashshyburton av to F Pfeifers land 19x80 Lewis Ri t te r to Edward Bush of Yonkers 750

KiLLiNGER s t s s 125 0 Spring st 25x109 Eliza Vance to George W Bynon of Yonshykers 3000

P A L I S A D E av w a 100 n Pond st 25x145 Samuel D Rockwell to Daniel Wilsea of Yonshykers 4500

SUMMIT st e s cor Ingram s t 25x797 Wm Doyle to Wm Ray of Yonkers 3500

R I V E R D A L E av w a adj land of J H Post 184x170 Ephraim D Stater to Lavinia M CutshybiU of Yonkers 9000

O L I V E R av n e a 25 s e Brook s t 25x1026 Robert Moore to James McGraw of Yonshykers 1500

R I V E R D A L E av W a adj land of J H Post and T W Ludlow 170X184 Adaline Guion to Ephraim D Stater of Yonkers 8200

P R O S P E C T and Clinton sts n e cor 75x100 Protestant Dutch Reformed Church to Susan Bradish of Yonkers 7750

SCHOOL s t e s adj land of Mrs EUen Fisher 25x100 Ethan Flagg to Jeremiah Clark of Y o n k e r s 350

B U E N A V I S T A av e s adj land of Orange Webster 25x100 Edwin W Palmer to Benj S Washburn of Yonkers 5000

64 9-1000 ACRES on Cross from Jackson av to Central Pa rk av adj land of L Underhill Wm R Diderer to Sylvester H Kneeland of New York 22000

123 ACRES n w Si highway tha t leads to Yonkers adj land of the estate of D S Lent decd Isaac Lefurgy to S H Kneeland of New York City 57500

D A L E pl s s 75 w of a new st 25x100 Hya t t L Garrison to William Lane of Yonkers 500

CROTON Aqueduct n w s adj land of Richard Archer (irreg) George McCord to George T Styles of Yonkers 700

O L I V E R av n e a 268 s e Walnut st 40x102 Ralph T Seddon to I ra U Travis of Yonshykers 1000

R A V I N E av w s 100 n Gold s t 50x225 R o b t G Richards to Merrit t H Smifch efc al of Yonkers 4500

PROJECTED BUILDINGS

The following plans embrace all tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings sincis our last repor t bullmdash

ATTORNEY ST (No 17) ONE THREE-STOR-T BRICK second-class dwelling 20x20 owner M BossiN-B K I E architectyH P A E R Y

B A R R O W ST (No 23) ONE Frvte-STORTBRIGE toniement 25x63 dwrceri J WissstAW architect WM Jbsfi

BOWERY ST ( N O 168) ONE ONE-STORY BICICK workshop 25x13 owner B R A U T H architect W E W A R I N G builders D O Y L E amp CULLEN

BOWERY ( N O 309 REAR) ONE ONE-STORY IIRICK ahop 12x20 owner B R E I C H M A N N architect P S BARUS

E I G H T I E T H ST S S 70 E LEXINGTON AV ONE three-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 20x50 owner J B B R I C E architect J M C I N T Y R E builders CROOK amp HIGGINS and J C GEDNEY

F O R T I E T H ST N S 325 w OTH AV F IVE F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 25x60 owner J J B U R C H E L L builders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - T H I R D ST AND T H I R D AV N W COR one five-story brown-stone store and tenement 25 xlOO owner J J B U R C H E L L buUders G amp W W A T K I N S

F O R T Y - S I X T H ST ( N O 521 W ) ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement 189x55 owner P A T R I C K COSTELshyLO architect J M F O S T E R

FORTY-SEVENTH ST S S 175 w 1 1 T H AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x56 owner L G SCHNEIDER architect J M FOSTER

FORTY-EIGHTH ST N S 100 w MADISON AV four four-story brick first-class dweUings 25x90 owner M BYRNES architect J G PRAGUE

F I F T I E T H ST ( N O 429 W) ONE THREE-STORY brick tenement 25x27 owner P K A Y architect G H O B Z E I T builder P KAY

F I F T Y - T H I R D ST N S 135 E F I F T H AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 26x 658 owners E J amp J W H A M I L T O N architect J O H N G P R A G U E

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 325 w STH AV ONE four-story brown-stone first-class dwelling 25x00 owners Moss BROTHERS buUder J T CONOVER

F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST ( N O 221 EO ONE FOUR STORY brick carriage house 25x9411 owner E D U F F Y architect GAGE INS LEE

F I R S T AV E S 50 N 55TH ST TWO FIVE-STORY brick tenements 25x54 owner P D O E L G E R arshychitect W J O S E

F I R S T AV AND 121ST ST S E COR F I V E F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 20x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

GOERCK ST ( N O 138 REAR) ONE THREE-STORY brick factory 25x36 owners and builders^ SCHWARTZ amp LOHMAN architect C SCHWARTZ

H A M I L T O N ST ( N O 11) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK tenement 25x63 bull owner T H O S CONNERY archishytect W M J O S E

H U D S O N AND T H O M A S STS N E C O R O N E O N E -

story brick store 56x28 owner A R W H I T N E Y architect and buUder F BLOODGOOD

L U D L O W ST W S 35 N DELANCEY ST ONE four-story brick school 75x83 owner N E W Y O R K CITY architect A MACVEY buUder T K I E R N A N

L U D L O W AND DELANCEY STS S E COR ONE five-atorj brick tenement 216x634 owner M SELSAM architect W J O S E

MADISON ST S S 135 E M A R K E T ST ONE T W O -story iron first-class dwelling 35x30 owner J D G A D E K E architect and builder J A S A R T H U R

N O R F O L K ST E S 100 s STANTON TWO FI-PE-atory brick tenements 35x7^3 owner J G E L L E R architect T J B I E R

N O R F O L K ST (No 133) ONE FIVE-STORY BRICK store and tenement 35x50 owner L F J A U G E R architect J B O E K E L L

N I N T H AV AND 2 3 D ST N E COR FOUR F O U R -story brick stores and tenements 19x20x52x54x65 owner T H O S E F O R A N architect C F D E B O R S T buUders B U R N S amp T I M M I N S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T I E T H ST N S 100 e 1st av four three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 189x45 owner architect and builder D J M Y E R S

O N E H U N D R E D AND T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST N S 360 w 3d av four fchree-stOry brown-stone first-clasa dwellinga 15x48 ownera and buUders J amp W C SPEARS architect I C BABCOCK

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - F I R S T ST S S 100 w 9th av one three-story brick first-class dweUshying 22x32 owner C D U F F Y architect J S C A L -LEN

N I N T H AV E S SO s 3 8 T H ST ONE FIVE-STORY brick store and tenement 25x60 owner M K U H N architect J M FOSTER

O N E H U N D R E D AND F I F T Y - E I G H T H ST S S 125 w Boulevard one one-half story brick church 722 x l40 owners P E CHURCH OF INTERCESSION architect R L O C K W O O D buUders W E E K S amp GATCHET

STANTON AND PORampYTH- STSH s VV COK- ONE five-story brick fceueriient 25x50 owners G B K I S W E N Z E L architect WMi Jcisamp

SECOND ST ( N O S 288 290 292) THREE F I V E -story brick stores and tenerrients 25x70 owner S R O S S M A N architect R- S H A P T E R buUders L A W amp S H A P T E R

S I X T E E N T H ST- N S 194 E 1ST AV ONE T H R E E -story brick school 75x87 owners CITY OP NE-VV Y O R K architect A M A C V E Y buUder D A V C H R I S T I E

SIXTY-FOURTH ST N S 100 E LEXINGTON AV five three-story brown-stone first-class dwellings 20x55 owner G FOUNTAIN architect J G P R A G U E builder P FOUNTAIN

SIXTY-FOURTH St N S 200 E LEXINGTON av five three-story brown stOne first-class dwellshyings 16x55 owner and buUder G FOUNTAIN architect J G PRAGUE-

SIXTY-SEVENTH ST N 8 500 VV IOTH AV ONE two-story wood stable 24x20 owner T H O M A S O B R I E N architect and buUder THOMAS O B R I E N

SEVENTY-NINTH ST AND MADISON A V S E cor one four-story brick first-class dwelUng 21x 63 owners|ANDKUSS amp CUMMING architects D amp J J A R D I N E buUders N ife H ANDRUSS

SEVENTY-NINTH ST S S 21 E MADISON AV one four-story brick first-class dweUing 18x55 owners A N D R U S S ltfe CUMMINGS architects D amp J J A R D I N E builders N amp H ANDRUSS

T H I R D ST E S 100 E A V D ONE TWO-STORT brick stable 14x60 owner B DONELY architect tVM J O S E builders K E R C H U N ife O N E I L

T W E L F T H ST ( N O 367 W E S T ) ONE TWO-STOKY brick stable 286x25 owner THOMAS MULEOY

TWENTY-EIGHTH ST ( N O 130 W E S T ) ONE T W O -story brick stable 25x31 owner D STEWART architect C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 4 0 W 1 1 T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick office 16x30 owner M K N A P P buildshyer C E H A D D E N

T H I R T I E T H ST S S 350Tiv U T H AV ONE T H R E E -story brick store and second-class dweUing 18x40 owners P E C K amp W A N D E L L builder B^ L L A -FORGE

T H I R T Y - T H I R D ST N S 200 FROM 9TH AV ONE four-story brick tenement 25x50 owner P D O N A shyH U E architecfc J M FORSTER

T H I R D AV ( N O 349) ONE BRICK TENEMENT 248x65 owner J K E L L E R architecfc W J O S E

ALTERATIONS IN BUILDINGS

One brick house and dwelling No 244 Bowery fcwo and one-half sfcories 20 by 38 one-half sfcory fco be added Mr Drake owner

One brick sfcore and dwelling norfch side of Third avenue 25 feet nor th of Eighty-third street three stories 25 by 50 extension 25 by 35 12 feet high E amp S HiU owners

Nine brick stores and factories Nos 167 to 183 (inclusive) Canal street 5 stories 188 by 50 roof to be raised three feet and exfcension on rear 188 by 50 by 40 feet and five sfcories in height John S GUes owner

One brick factory No 125 Mott a t four atories 25 by so damaged by tire to be repaired F Watershybury owner

One brick fjwstory Canal Centre and Walker streets northeast corner three stories 548 by 822 and 613 two stories to be added Mr Munn owner

One brick laundry north aide of Fifty-third street 250 -feet weat of Firsfc av fchree stories 80 by 40 one story to be added and extension 52 byl005 53 feet high Empire Laundry Company owners

One brick ice-house No 227 East Thirty-eighth street five stories 45 by 63 extension453 by 368 52 feet h igh A Hupfel owner

One frame store and dweUing No 2379 Third avenue two stories 25 by 50 one story to be added Addison Smith owner

One frame store and dwelling No 2146 Third avenue three stories 25 by 40 extension 25 by 33 12 feet high J Hutchings ltfe Son owners

One frame stable No 160 Washiiigton street two and a half stories 25 by 46 one half stdi-y to be added new brick front built and extension in front of buUding to fuU extent of l o t Mr Big owner

UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Monroe s t reet Nos 57 59 and 61 unsafe and rot ten wooden gut ters H M Bailey agent

St Marks place No 33 easfc brick fence waU Peter Cook owner

Mercer atreet No 132 generaUy uttaafe waUs cracked arid floor beams insufficiently supported Rs Durilap-amp Go and Phelan arid Sofl leeseesi

188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 189

tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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188 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

W e s t T h i r t y - f i f t h s t r e e t N o 333 f o u n d a t i o n bullwall b u l g e d a n d c r a c k e d M i c h a e l Coylo o w n e r

G r e e n w i c h s t r ee t N o 607 norfch f o u n d a t i o n waU d a n g e r o u s l y u n s a f e J M W r i g h t o w n e r

F i f t y - t h i r d s t r e e t b u i l d i n g n o r t h s ide 300 f e e t e a s t of S i x t h a v e n u e b u i l d i n g u n s a f e g e n e r a l l y J o s e p h S m i t h o w n e r

B o w e r y b u i l d i n g s o u t h - e a s t c o r n e r of S t a n t o n s t r e e t n o r t h waU c r a c k e d b u l g e d a n d u n s a f e G e r shym a n E x c h a n g e B a n k o w n e r s

W e s t T w e n t y - s i x t h s t r ee t N o 324 u n s a f e g e n e r shya l l y f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s J a m e s W a t s o n o w n e r

N i n t h a v e n u e N o 230 u n s a f e s o u t h w a l l f r o m e x c a v a t i o n s I s a a c M a y e r o w n e r

S t M a r k s P l a c e N o 34 u n s a f e p a r a p e t w a l l C h a s O C o n o r o w n e r

FORECLOSUEE S U I T S

TWENTY-SEVEN-TH ST S S COM 440 W 6 T H av running 20 Henry Immen ct al agt Henry D Buschmann efc al April 11

S I X T Y - N I N T H ST S S COM 300 w 1 1 T H AV rnnning l~ l G P P Page agfc John l luch efc al Aijril l l

POUKTH ST N s N o 041 E B E G I N A B D E S -heimer Admrx- ampc agfc Mose-s Frank efc a l April l l

T H I K T Y - F O D E T H ST N s COM 206 E 7 T H AV

running 22 Bernard Casserley Kecr ampc agt Wright Gillies AprU 12

TWENTY-THIHD ST NOS 15(5 AND l o S E P M Jones agfc Jaines S Selden et al April 12

E I G H T I E T H ST S S COM 37(5 E 4 T H AV ninning 184 George W McCullum agfc Henry L Bulkley e t a l April 15

BEOOME ST Xo 21 M A E Y A N N GEEGOEY agt Charlos McGinnis et al April 15

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST N S COM 78 E 2 D AV n m n i n g 22 The Globe Miitual Life Ins Co agt Girerry Burchell et al April 15

O N E H U N D R E D AND S E V E N T E E N T H ST S S com 5s3lOi3 v 3d av runnmg 1(52 Mary Ann Phelan Admrx ampc agt T P Sharkey efc ll Aijril 15

T H I E T I E T H ST N s co^L 60 E 2 D AV E-UN-ning 20 Conrsid Zeiger et al agt Helen P AVilliams et al April 15

F O D E T I I AV W S C O M 5 1 N 1 2 0 T H ST EUN-ning )4 The Excelsior Savings Bank agt Gerard G Beekman et al AprU 10

S I X T E E N T H ST S S COM 238 w Av C E U N -ning 100 Amy Willits agfc Charles A Budshydensick et al AprU 16

T W E L F T H ST S S COM 178 w 9 T H AV E U N -ning 174 Shepherd P Knapp Recr Sic agt Maria P Mon-ison et al April 16

B O W E E Y E S S O S 37 AND 87X- R E B E C C A Viemeister Extrx ampc agt Robert Buok-hard t et al AprU 16

S E V E N T Y - E I G H T H ST a s COM 155 w 2 D AV running 25 The Emigrant Indusfcrial Savshyings Bank agfc Pefcer Cavanagh et al AprU 10

F O E T Y - E I G H T H ST S S COM 101 E 7 T H AV running 17 Mutual Life Ins Co agt Isashybella W Baker et al AprU IG

O N E H U N D B E D AND T W E N T Y - F I E S T AND 1 2 2 O sts and 10th and l l t h avs (whole block) Kate Bruner EKtrx ampc agt John CromshyweU et al AprU 16

O N E H U N D R E D AND P O U E T E E N T H ST N S John Pyne agt James Reilly et al AprU 17

CANU ST N O 446 W I L L I A M Z S C H W E T Z K E agt James Ciur et al April 17

P E B E Y ST s s COM 120 w 4 T H ST E U N N I N G 20 The Emigriint Industrial Savings Bank agt WUliam Hmne efc al April 17

T E N T H AV E S COM 255 s IOSTH ST E U N -ning 50 Benjamin I H a r t et al agfc Adolph L Sanger efc al April 17

RECORDED LEASES P E E Y E A K

Amity sfc No IS 5 years sect1300 Baxter st Nos 36 amp dgtiX (2 sfcores) 4 yenrs 10S0 Beekman St Nos 10 Je 12 (basement) 52-12 years

(March 1 1S71) 1500 Bowery s e cor 2d sfc S9x70 (lots) 15 y e a r s 201)0 Boulevard s e cor 10-lth st 3 years 1000 Broadway No 1258 3 years 8000

Broadway No 542 (basement amp cellar) 5 years (-11^^- ~-^||2

Broad gtvay No 740 5 years lluOO Broadway No 6-30 (basement) 5 years 250O Broome St No 302 3 year 1450 Bowery No 280 (sontliierly half and first floor of rear buUding) 5 years 1800 Bo-very No 22) 5 years 3500 Centre sfc Nos SI 83 amp 85 Caxton Building

(4fch otii amp Oth stories) 6 years 4250 Cedar St No 76 (part of) 13 years 5 500 CoUege place No 1 5 years 4 000 Division st n e cor Essex st (lot) 21 years 2000 E Broadway No 206 5 years 1570 Fulton St No 83 2 years 2000 Hester at No 174 5 years 1100 John St No 57 (lot) 21 years 1200 Oak St No 4-2 5 years 1700 Rivington St No 148 3 years 1050 Rivington St No183 (1st floor) 5 years 1500 Spring Bt No 23 3 years 1450 Vesey st No 20 (3d amp 4th loffcs) 3 years 1800 West St No 321 5 years 2500 Fourteenth sfc No 101 E (part of basement) 4

3-12 yea r s i500

Seventeenth St No 12 E 2 years 3 Nineteenth St No 417 E 5years 1 Nineteenth st No 417 E 6 years 1 Twenty-tliird St No 131 W 5 years 5 Thirty-fourth St n s 60 e Sth av 218x7S3 11 yi- 1

h amp 1 10 years ) 9yrs 2i Thirty seventh st No 354 W 3 years 1 Fortieth st Nos 328 amp 330 W 4 yeirs 1 Fifty-fourth St s s 1 st house w 4th a v 3 years 1 Av C No 129 4 years 1 Pirst av n e cor 45th st (lot) 12 years 1 Second av No 458 5 3-12 years 2 Second av No 985 (store-floor amp cellar) 3 years 1 Second av No 983 (store amp hall) 510-12 years 2 Third av n w oor Slst St 5 years 1 Third av No 861 (store amp back room) 2 years 1 Fourth av No 31810 years 1

1 4 yrs 7 Fifth av No 144 143-12 years -5 yrs 8

) 5 yrs 10 Sixth av No 53 2 j ears 1 Sixth av No S02 11 years 2 Sixth av No 047 10 years 5 yrs 2 Sixth av No 945 10 years 5 yrs 2 Seventh av No 8301 year 1 Eighth av No 52 5 years 1 Eighth av n e cor 24fch sfc (store amp base- I 3 yrs 1

ment) 5 years ( 2 yrs Tenth av 29th amp SOth sts 1976x700x1976x650

N Y Life Ins amp Trust Co to Hudson R R Co (54 lot-) 21 years 8

Tenth av No 502 (store amp basement) 5 years 1 Grand Opera House 2 years 27

REAL ESTATE MARKET A T last i t looks as though the clouds were breaking and

light is aboiifc fco be given ns in regard to rapid transit The speculators in charters are utterly discomfited and howls of rage are heard a t Albany a t the one-man-power which has succeeded as they saj- in fixing things in a man ner tha t looks like business

We welcome Vanderbilt as likely to give us this much-needed reform and we care nofc who may be disappointed we confess pleasure a t the turn matters have taken Now is the t ime to buy real estate for a surety Vanderbilt means busines5 and no odds are asked of German French or any other nationality of bankers all of whom require their ped-Icrs one per cent on the investment

Attention is directed to our advertising columns for sales of real estate a choice lot of which - vill bo offered on Tuesshyday next by Messrs Muller WUkins amp Co

PROCEEDINGS OP THE COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE

[ under the diiferenfc headings indicates tha t a resolution has been introduced and laid over for further action t indicates tliat the resolution has been passed hy one Board and sent to the other for concui-rcnco indicates tha t the resolution has passed both Boards and has been sent to the Mayor for approviU]

IN BOARD OP ALDERMEN | THUBSDAY April 11 1872 f

BELGI4N P4VEMENT

Corlears st fi-om Water to Grand St 25th St from 3d av to East r iver t 53d St from 4th to Madison av 54th St bet 10th and l l t h avs

EEGULATING GEADING ampC

Elm St bet Duane and Pearl sts t Elm St bet Worth nnd Leonard stsh Manhattan st both sides from 125ch st to North river

curbing e tc t Worth St-bet Chatham and Centre sts- 85th St from Sth av to River dr ive t fjOth St from Sth av to Boulevard

SIDEWALKS

Washington st to c aud w intersection Huber t st cross-walk

VACANT L O T S

65th St n s 85 w Sth av to be fenced in t

SEWEES

56th St from fith to 7th av t 4th av and SGth St s w cor recg basint

GAS MAINS

lOGth St from 2d to 3d av

I N BOARD OP ALDERMEN 1 M0NT5AY AjrU 15 1872 J

VACANT LOTS

s th av w s 25 s 56th s t extending 75 feefc to be fenced iixt

I N BOABD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN 1 THUESDA-Y Api-U 11 1872 f

BELSiiNT PAVEMENT^

Mulberry st from Prince to Houston sfcs-t P a r k pl from Broadway to West sfc| -3djst from Bowery to Easfc r iver t ISth St from 4th av tp B r iver t bull

loth St from Av A to 4fchavt 21sfc St bet 6th and 7th avsf 23d St from 3d av to East river t 24th St from 1st av to East r iver t 2(jth St from 3d av to Lex av-f 5()th St from Lex av to 4th av t 2d av from ISth to 42d s t t

CUBBING AND GUTTEEING

46th St from lst av to 2d av t 116th St n s from 3d to Lex av t

srDEWuKs Whitehall s t No 58 to Battery crosswalkt

VACANT LOTS

114th s t s s 275 e 2d av to be filled in t 127th St s s w from 4th av No 56 co 60 to be fiUed in t

CEOTON MAINS

61sfc s t befc Boulevard and 9th avJ

GAS MAINS

filsfc sfc befc Boulevard and Ofch avJ 74th St from 3d to 5th av

SE-WEES

81st s t from River drive to 10th avf

IN BOARD OP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN ) MONDAY AprU 15 1872 J

BELGIAN PAVEMENT

1st St from Bowery to Houston st 54th St from 10th to l l t h av

SIDEWALKS

51st s t both sides from 1st av to 2d av

EEGULATING GEU3ING ampC

IOSth S t from 5 thav to East river

GAS MAINS

4Sfch St from 10th to l l t h av 40th St from 10th to l l t h av 50th St from 10th av to North river J

SEWEES

108th St from 5fcli av to East river

ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES

F O E T H E COMING WEEK

N O T I C E mdash T h e list of property given below is compiled from advertisements published in difllerent newspapers of auction -iales to be held under direction of the Referee apshypointed Ic may not be absolutely perfect but is as near so as we can make it

REFEEEES SVLES TO BE HELD AX THE EXCHANGE SALES-

EOOM 111 BBOADWAY

Canal st s a adj lot on s e cor Porsyth st 25 x50 by A H Muller April 25

Hoppers lane or place s s 2208 w l l t h av 324x63 by J M MiUer AprU 25

Kingsbridge road vv s 165 s IflOth St irreg by Joseph McGuire Ai)ril 22

Oak St n s 120 w James st 2S6xl779 by A HMnl le r April 25

14th St s s 550 e 7tli av 25x10-3 by A H Muller AprU 23

321 St s s 65 w Isfc av 176K404 by Joseph McGuire April 23

35fch sfc n s 2563 w Sth av 189x989 exeshycutors sale AprU 26

56th St n s 1389 w 3d av 180x80 by A J Bleecker April 23

SOth St s s 376 e 4th av 184x1022 by pound HMiUler AprU 23

109th St s B 82 e 3d av 2Bxl009 by Joseph McGuire April 24

128th St n s 200 e 10th av lOOxOOll 1 12Sth St n s 300 e 10th av 100x9011 120th St s s 300 e 10th av 100x0911 )bull 120th St s s 200 e 10th av 100x9911 129th St s s 400 e 10th av irreg J

By J M MiUer April 25 1st av w fj 494 n 23d St 248x75 by J M

Miller AprU 22 3 d a v n v cor 103d st 25llx65 by J M

MUler April 27

S H E E I F F S SUIiES

70th St n s 155 e 3d av 50x1022 all r ight of Jacob Pulvemacher - AprU 27

M A R K E T R E V I E W

BRICKSmdashThe market for aU kinds of brick has been very dnU and has shown a steady decline from diiy to day I t seems Ijut natural t ha t this should be so just a t this transition period from the old to the new crop and when bu t few brick are being consumed by builders Buyers hope to be benefited by procrastinating their purchases tiU the latest moment and few calls are made excepting unshyder compulsion SeUers however seem by no means apshypalled a t the condition of things and aver t h a t prices vvill appreciate again in the next three weeks as by thafc t ime there must be a demand which cannot be supplied from the old stook now known to be available and before the new crop can be pushed into the market As the week closes the indications are fair for a more speedy verification of this prediction Ourquotations a r e for Haverstraw Bay briok sect101150 per M whUe up-river stock ranges f rom^O to $1050^ Pale sect 7 Jerseys $9 Fronts unal-

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tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

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n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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tered from last week from yard

PhUatlelphias being $40reg45 per M

LATHmdash^A sort of open contest between buyers and sellshyers still continues and tbe tone of t he market in a general wTy is uncertain There seems to be little douDt that the consumption will be large and that dealers hold scarcely any stock to meet the outlet bnt purchases are made with a feeling of much caution and all buyers sire evidently deshytermined to handle no ouppiies for the present except such as may be required for the most absolute necessities On the other hand manufacturers and agents hope so to regushylate fche offei-ing as to keep only moderate amounts avaUshyable and preserve a full range of values though i t would appear that the idea of a material improvement has been abandoned in view of the quiet selling out of a portion of the piled-out stock Indeed prices have really declined during the week a little pressnve to realize running the ra te down to $250 on several sales The weak holders however are about sold out and at the close the feeling is a ja in firm with little if any stock to be had under $275 and sect3 asked in some cases oa cargoes to arrive

LIMEmdash^There has been no decided change up to the pj-e-sent writing The an-ivals of Eastern were less plenty but Northern conld be obtained if wanted and with dealers holding some stock from recent pm-chases the inclination to handle cargoes was not so general still about everything olfered was disposed of former prices were obtained and as we close the selling interest continues to speak confidentshyly of the position Common $165 per bbl aud lump $215 do

LUMBERmdashGenerally spealcing the business for the week has been fair the demand though has been chiefly for manufacturing purposes although some invoices liave been delivered for shipi)ing off The buUding interest is yet stagnant but the indications of a lively season when the weather permits the begining of operations encourages many dealers to believe tha t the orders from this source wiU very soon now enliven trade Prices are slightly firmer since our last quotations but t he alteration has nofc been sufficiently marked considermg the season to warrant any alteration in our quotations which remain about the same as last week excepting in instances where the adshyvance has been strong The probabilities are tha t t he marshyket will remain more steady this season than for the past two years owing to the absence from the city of a class of speculators who induced by the inviting rates a t -vhich lumber had been seUing had thrown large quantities of i t into the city without providing in their calculations for any possible delay in disposing of it and which failing to do promptly upon its ariival forced them to accept jus t such terms us they could make which i t may be presumed were generally most unfavorable giving them a lesson they wUl not be likely to forget in the future

T h e exports of lumber are as followsmdash Tliis week Since Jan 1 Same t ime 71

Africa Alicante Amsterdam Antwerp Argentine RepubUc Beyrout

21155

Peet 135745

5000 167-37

Bra-iU 2B073 Bremen British Austraha British East Indies British Guiana 30000 British Honduras British N A Colenies British West Indies Cadiz Canary Islands Central America Chili Cliina Cisplatine RepubUc Cuba Danish West I n d i e s Dutch Easfc Indies Dufcch Guiana Dutch West Indies Ecuador Fecamp Prench West I n d i e s Gibraltar Havre bullmdash- Hayt i 15000 J a p a n Lisbon Liverpool London Mexico 9804 New Granada 19175 New Zealand Oporto Palermo Peru Porto Rico 10000 Rotterdam Venezuela

Total 1G()139 Value sect7904

249768

498907

608603

50000 104454

Peet 404835

562105

57506

15605 51191 123448

237700 201917

473917 466344

10600

338710 47404

58510

310503 5GH543

2177S

1000 104887

423935 332234

10500 1000

2070(0 102485

27000

3060950 41717

1650

32110 55()75

212007 112S02

43833 31216

7058281 $22i344

4758955 $144614

We note additional exports as followsmdash To New Granada 800 shingles to Cuba 53 bundles s la ts

to Liverpool 6000 s taves to London 15411 d o to Danish West Indies 100 shooks to British West Indies 1050 shooks to British Guiana 200 shooks to Cuba 3041 shooks to Porto Rico 3399 shooks to Cisplatine Repub-

bulllic 50 shooks to Danish West Indies 30000 hoops to Cuba 15000 hoops to Porto Rico 10000 hoops

Receii)ts reported as followsmdash From Charleston 150000 feet lumber from Jackson-

vUle 350000 feet Inmber from Savannah 300000 feet d o from St John N B 519411 feet do

Charters as followsmdash An Am ship 1507 tons from St John N B to Livershy

pool deals 70s a Br bark 571 tons (now a t Providence) from Pictou to Montreal coal $2C2X thence to Montevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net -vvith up river privishyleges one 6S6 tons (now at Boston) from Montreal to Monshytevideo or Buenos Ayres lumber sect2220 net privilege Rosario $4 ext ra i Span brig 160 tons to Cadiz light pipe staves $38 an Ifcal bark 466 tons to Cadiz general cargo including light pipe staves sect38 and back on private terms a bark 753 tons from Doboy Ga to Cork for or-ltlers to the United Kingdom or Continent yellow pine timber 42s 6d and primage one 500 M lumber (now in the Gulf) from Pensacola to River Plate $22 and primage a bark 507 tons (now at Charleston) from Fernandina to River Plate huuber pi-ivato rnte a Br bark 570 tons hence to Buenos Ayres R R cars etc sect8250 one 421 tons (now at Boston) from Calais Me to Montevideo for orders lumber $18 n e t one 447 tons (now a t Halifax) from Montreal to River Plate lumber $2220 a Br ship 1214 tons to Callao lumber and general merchandise round sum a brig 245 tons to Jacksonville and back with resawed lurtiber $1450 covering outward cargo a schr 144 tons same voyage privilege Fall River or Newport $15 one 176 tons i^om JacksonvUle to Fall River resawshyed lumber $12 a schr 185 tons to JacksonviUe and back with lumber privilege of New H a v e n e r Bridgeport $15 covering outward cargo a tern schr 250 M lumber from Apalachicola to Philadelphia $1150 one 250 M lumber from Pensacola to Philadelphia $1150 one froni James River Va to St George Me ship timber $562 per ton

Late mail advices from Rio Janeiro as followsmdash P I T C H P I N E DEALSmdashS9|lCOO(gj40||000 per doz of 14x3x0 5 O N E I N C H LUMBEEmdash111) rs per foot

Eastern Spruce has varied slightly since last week the tendency being towards higher figures for first class stock Long sticks have been so freely bought even a t extreme prices tha t the supply is getting perceptibly diminished and the prospects for an immediate replenishment of the market are not encoiu-aging while the weather remains so unsettled However it would be premature to fix quotashytions higher a t this time as circumstances may intervene to alter the whole present position of the market We quote inferior to fair grades at $1820 and for good to prime do from $20502150 lull PUing remains in the same ambiguous condition and is bought and sold a t the best terms that can be made without any at tempt a t fixing a regular value White Pine of choice quality is firm as are also the more common grades and of which the market begins to show the effect of the thorough depletion i t haa undergone We quote a t $3133 per M for common to fair box aud shipping boards $3538 for good do $40for pickings and $45 for selects Yellow Pine is in favorable demand and is being very readily disposed of We quote a t $2830 per M for random cargoes $32reg88 do for speshycial cuts and $40 do for fancy do

The Toronto 3ail of recent date contains the following The past lumbering season has been one of almost unexshy

ampled success The fearful conflagrations with which this continent was visited last year have created an unshyequalled demand for bnilding material from which the lumbermen of Canada will chiefly profit The greater porshytion of the lumber cut around the shores of the Georgian Biy and Lake Huron will be -sent to Chicago lea-ving the Eastern markets to be supplied by the Peterboro and Ottashywa districts I t is estimated tha t this year a t least 1500000 sa-v-logs wUl pass through the Chaudiere HuU and Gatineau slides compared with 1100000 which passed through last year

Prom the other lumbering regions the most cheering reshyports are sent In 1868 the products of the Canadian forest amounted to $18262170 in 1860 to $19838063 in 1870 they have been reckoned at $-20156450 and practical lumbermen put down the jn-oducts of 1871 a t the enormous sum of $25000000

We learn that the loggers are all out of the Maine woods The operations of the past winter were more extensive than ever before known The total product of t he Stiite aa near as can be estimated of the cut of logs is rising seven hunshydred mUlions of feet Of this amount the Kennebec lumshybermen have cut 110000000 feet the largestever cut The Penobscot lumbermen have cut a t least 225000000 feet Most of the timber product is spruce An intelligent lumshyberman says tha t within five years the supply of pine wUl be exhausted

A report from St John N B saysmdash Deal freights have advanced Tonnage continues in de

mand bit shipo-Cvners do not evince any desire to accept the rates offered EngagementsmdashS S Alexandria 1055 tons to Glasgow at G2s 6d new ship to be launched on private t e rms and Crnsader to LiveriMol a t 70s For West India freights vessels scarce and rates higher Enshygagements mdashG A Goonan ~68 tons to Cardenas 28c Mary Given 1G4 tons Cardenas or Havana lumber $9 Ida May 173 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 28c Glendale 423 tons choice of ports 2Sc Mary C Gomery o84 tons choice of port 6000 shooks a t 29c balance cargo boards a t $ 8 Arthur Burton 107 tons Cardenas or Matanzas 20c Annie W Goddard 358 tons choice of ports shooks 2JJc and lumber $8 Coastwise freights have also advanced EngagementsmdashSea Lark 1-37 tons PhUadelphia $4 75 Impudencfi 115 tons Providence $425 Medora 75 tons Boston $325 Clara 165 tons Percy 81 tons and Lyndon 07 tons New York $ 5 M P 78 tons Boston $350 Ada 164 tons Boston $350

The Boston Commercial Bulletin says mdash There was considerable dullness in the lumber market

dni-ing the first par t of the week the rainy weather having the effect of putt ing an end to the increased activity of t he preceding week The fine weather of the past few days however infused new energy into the market and dealers were quite buisyin receiving and executing orders The buUding operations under way in- t he Sta te and direct -vishycinity of Boston are so extensive and have heen so intershyrupted of late bythe unseasonable weather thafc a smgle

fair day causes quite a reaction in t he market The stock of desirable thickness is still being greatly reduced and the aiTivals are small navigation being as yet liuopened

In some sections the amount of logs in the rivers is large beyond all precedent and considering the depth of snow there are some fears expressed of freshets which would be disvxstrous to fche trade There is a fair stock of Southern pine in tlie retsiil yardlaquo and business has been quite ao ive There have been some orders for girders for manufacturing-purposes and for use in building sirsall coasters There is but little arriving in the market the greater par t of i t beshying on orders

Laths are scarcer than for several years The largest portion of these are manufncturcd in Maine and shipped from PorUand to New -York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington causing a scarcity in this market Covering boards are scarce and in good demand

The following are the surveys for the week mdash DOMESTIC L t n r U E B F f C t 330MESTIC LUMBEE F c c t Pine 175^054 Black Walnut 103379 So Pine Plk amp Tim 318846 White Wood 205596 Hard Wood 17600 So Pine Plooi-ing 40457 Hemlock 68716 Spnice 460519

Total - 3058176

B A D R I V E K LOGSmdashThe Saginaioian saysmdash^Not less than 6000000 feet of logs has been got in on Bad River during the winter The highest fieures given in last falls anticipatory calcnlations was 40000000 feet With the best possible season for rnnning and a freshet tliat lasts untU June not more than three-fourths of these logs can bo got out the present setison Our informant L Penoyer Esq thinks that not half the quantity banked can be run and if two-thirds are brought to the mills it must be through the most fortunate combination of circumstances as to weather and water in the streams

The Saginaw Courier also contains the following items under various datesmdash

W R Bur t amp Co of th is city have pu t in this winter in the neighborhood of 25000000 feet of logs 18000000 of which they expect to get out The Journal says tha t Sage amp Co are gett ing out this year over 50fl00000feet of logs They have a large nnmber of camps situfited on nearly every river tha t is tr ibutary to the Saginaw -viz the Cas^ Bad Chippewa Pine Cedar Salt Rifle Tobacco and Au Gres The only diflicnlty will be in getting them down as many of the livta-s are even now so hard frozen tha t loaded teams pass over tiiem without danger If they have a good driving season they- will probably be able to cut 85000000 feefc of lumber and wUl keep tht-ir miU running nighfc and day

TITTABAWASSEE LOGSmdashWe have obtained estimates from lumbermen on nearly every stream emptying into t he Tittabawassee and on this basis estimate tho log crop of this stream at 575000000 feet This is the ainount cut and banked but i t is probable thafc a t least thir ty per cent of this amount will not see the booms this summer

S A L E O F A M I L L AND P I K E LANDSmdashThe large mUl loshycated a short distance below the middle bridge but recentshyly purchased by Mr Seymour Coleman was sold a few days since by the last-named gentleman to C N Blanchard of Binghamton N Y together with 10000000 feet of saw-logs and 4000 acres oi pine land the transaction figuring up a trifle over $200000

SALE O F LOGSmdashJames Hill amp Son within the past few days sold to Folsom amp Arnold Bay City between 6000000 and 7000000 feet of Kawkawlin logs a t $1250 perM The logs are said to run about iO per cent of uppers but we unshyderstand were not guaranteed This transaction involves between $75000 and $85000

From Griffin amp OConnors MarlM Rampjorter of St Louis we clip the followingmdash

Wo note the arrival and sale of a raft of 200000 feet white pine boards (Chippewa) a t $18 in the water

On the levee and a t the depots the demand continues fairly active for aU descriptions of good lumber a t fiU] prishycesmdashthe bulk of recepts by rail were either on orders or sold previous to arrival Yellow Pine flooring and dimensioiis act ive choice Black Walnut scarce inferior neglected Poplar brisk especially for white boards and 6-inch stuff Oak and Ash in reques t Hickory axles saleable a t secti2 3 5 Cedar quiet

METALSmdashThe market for Ingot copper has become less active and the late high prices barely sustained The proshyposition in Congress to reduce the duty one cent per lb has checked the speculative demand anil manufacturers are only ijurchasing immediate -want-s The current high prices here have attracted imports from England but this class of stock is not in favor with our manufacturers Manshyufacturers of copper are steady at the late advance We quote Ingot 4445c cash 353^0 ior future delivei-y New Shealhing 4Bc Coiiper Boltsand Brzins 48c Both Scotch and American t i g iron continue very quiet but prices firm We quote Scotch a t $5253 for Glengarnock and $5S(g55 for Eglinton American No 1 at$5Uo2 No 2 extra $49o0 and Forged $4748 Refined Bar bas been furshyther -advanced and closes strong a t the higher prices We quote from store as followsmdashBar Swedes $l-515o Reshyfined ordinary size $150 refined IX to 6 by j f and 5-6 $115 refmed 1 and X lgty M and 5-6 sect11750 Large ronnds $12250042750 scroll 12250(n)15250 ovals and half round $12750reg1750 band $12250 horse-shoe $120 130 rods to 3-16 inch S115155 hoop sect15reg 17750 nail rod per lb IXc Common Sheets continue exceedingly firm -and a fraction higher We quote a t 6gtltj IXo for singlS D aud T and 78Xc foi D and T charcoal Russia Sheet has been in goud request and under a short supply prices are higher We qnote 1 S^^c gold P ig Lead is held firmer and a large movement rumored a t $612X(^625 for foreign but the particulars suppressea We quote a t $590(^^680 gold for common to good foreign Manufactured is steady a t S ^ c for b a r 10c for sheet and pipe and 15c for t in lined pipe less 10 per cent to the t rade P ig tin is less active but firm under contiimed advices of advancing prices abroad We quote Straits 42

190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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190 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

42Xo EngUsh 42c and Banca 50o-2c aUgpld prices Plates continue active and firm We quote I C Charcoal $1375reg14 I C Coke $1250(^13 L X Charcoal $1575 copy1650 Coke $950reg987gt^ Coke Terne $10501125 and Cliarcoal Terne $1250(^13 aU gold prices Zinc is steady with smaU sales from agents hands at 9)ltjc gold less 4 per cent

NAILSmdashDealers all report a very good genenxl demand and business aboufc up to expectations with the maiketasa whole in a satisfactory condition A great many interior buyshyers have a slow cautious and sort of hand-to-mouth manner of operating but all wiint suppUes to a greater or less exshytent and even on smaU orders are affording a steady outlet Values are strong and rather inclined to buoyancy not so much on account of the movement outward of supplies as owing to the cost of material and production We do not hear that any great difficulty bias arisen in making selec-tious but tho general accumtUation is not large and some of the iirincipal sizes are scarce Exporters have bought fairshyly and are still looking around the market for considerable quantilies We quote per 100 lbs cut 10(g(iOd $575 cut 8 0d $6 cut 6(a^7d $625 cut bull4(ggt5d $650 cut Jd $725 cut 2(^3d fine $800 cut spikes all sizes sect600 cut finishing casing box etc $625(^775 clinch $725 775 horse-shoe forged No 10 to 5 per lb 21(sect33c Other styles are seUing as foUows Copper 51c per lb Yellow Metal 33c do and Zinc 20c do

Exports as foUows -^ Past week Since Jan 1

Packages 463 5546 Value $3073 $37802

PAINTS AND OILSmdashBuyers stiU find it necessary to pay just about as fuU prices as ever and the general wholeshysale market shows a most decidedly flrm tone throughout The demand however is by no means as quick or general as heretofore and at times of late the luU has been sufficient to cause an approach to actual dulness So many arrivals have taken place and been distributed to jobbers on previous contract or fi-esh purchase that for the time being the asshysortment in store does very weU while a little stock is left over in importers hands and as additional supplies of fair magnitude are said to be near at hand there is some incUna-tion to hold off in hopes that the accumulation may amount to enough to ease values a trifle Importers however discredit the idea that they-wUl be compelled to give way at aU and rather favor the beUef that they may gain a stUl further advantage as aU the foreign accoimts are strong and some of the leading styles of goods have increased in cost witliin a very short period The jobbing distribution has flagged a little during the week but is oy no means dull andprices are sustained with ease on aU goods Liu-seed OU has been in moderate demand throughout buyers StUl merely handling smaU parcels as forced to by actual necessities and the market does not show quite so much tone No actual decUne can be quoted the asking rate stUl standing^at 00c per gallon in casks but at this figure sellshyers are very wUltng to operate and it is thought that lower bids on large quantities would be accepted

Exports as foUowsmdash Past week

Paint pckgs 80 value Linseed oU gaUs 223 Oxide zinc pcks mdash

Since Jan 1 1872 1366 2302 value $23201

207 2071 li)74

PITCHmdash^The advance in strained rosin has imparted considerable strength to the market and although not quotable higher as yet an early advauce is looked for We quote at $350 for prime city delivered Receipts for the week mdash bbls since Jan 1 60S bbls same time lastjyear 150 bbls Exports for the week 50 bbls since Jan 11167 bbls same time last year 686 bbls

PLASTER PARISmdashThe backvard spring has delayed shipments from the points of production and the market for lump is not only about one month behind but can hardly be said to have opened yet Businesis however must comshymence prettj soon and so far as prime grades are concernshyed dealers seem to be in a very hopeful mood indeed it is confidently predicted that an outlet will be ready for all the white that can be brought forward untU well into the summer Our manufacturers are not only as a rule very low in stock but many have no stock at aU and they must purchase or else cease grinding altogether Values are not as jet posicively fixed but about $6 per ton is probably what will be asked for the best For blue the outlook is a Uttle dubious There wUl be scarcely any wanted here if any at aU and unless supplies become available pretty soon it wUl be useless to expect a demand from country buyers for fertUizing purposes as the season wUl be too far advanced At the best however not much dependence can oe placed on the up river demand owing to pretty liberal stocks laid in last fall About $4 per ton is thought to be a fair quotation Calcined is in good steady demand and prices are firm as the desirable supplies available are smaU and the market fairly under control Quantities handled the Bfcatus- of customerstime of payment etc all influence cost somewhat butabout $2225 ai-e inside figiu-es for good brands The caU is mainly domestic thongh a few export orders are at hand

SPIRITS TURPENTINEmdashThe decUning tendency noshyticed in our last continued until sales were made at 62Xc for merchantable order but later with advices of a smaU supply at WUmington and an active demand here the mar-fot reoDvered and co3es very sti-qng at 67gtltjc from yard for merchantable lots and 68(^70c for parcels from store Receipts for the week 732 bbls since Jan 1 13396 bbls same time last year 11848 bbls Exports for the week 346 bbls since Jan 1 5293 bbls same time last year 4447

TAR-^The market generaUy has nUed dull and prices tendingdownwards but toward the close there is a trifle better tone We quote Ht $280 for Washington 280 for Newberne and $312i (gfc325 for Wilmington Receipts for the week 1314 bWs since January 116187 bbls saine time 1871 6990 bbls Exports for the weej^ 44 bbls since January 1 4479 bbls same time iS71 1245 bbls

MARKET QUOTATIONS BRICKmdashCargo Ra te s COMMON I I A B D

Pale ^ 1 0 0 0 7 00 L o n g l s l a n d |8 1000

North Kiver 10 00 reg HRONJSmdash

Croton ^ 1 0 0 0 12 00 Philadelphia from yard 40 00 (gk

P I K E BRICK No 1 Arch wedge key ampc de shy

l ivered -p M 45 00 reg No 2 Sp l i t and Soip ^ M 85 00

C E M E N T

Eosendale a hbl mdash Foreign English 4 ftO

do German 4 00

DOORS SASH A N D B L I N D S DOORSmdash l i i n th ick 1 in t h i c k

Sizo 26 x66 $1 90 (copy$2 20 $2 40 (^$2 70

11 50

15 00 45 00

50 00 40 00

1 60 5 25 4 50

I f i n

28 x68 3 05 2 85 2 65 (^ 2 95 $3 3 0 ^ 3 60 210x610 2 3 0 ( ^ 2 60 2 85 8 15 1 8 bull30 x70 2 50 8 80 3 10 8 40 8 bull30 x76 2 70 8 00 8 35 (fa 3 65 - 4 SO xSO 8 70 4 00 4 degAsu for twelve-Ught windows

553 85 90(reg4 20 20(^4 60 50reg4 90

Size Unglazed Glazed

8 x 1 0 5 7 reg 78 1 2 5 1 5 0

1 0 x 1 2 11reg 90 I S O reg 2 10 1 0 x 1 4 79 1 08 2 05 reg 2 30

1 2 x 1 6 bdquo ^ 1 S8 reg iff

O U T S I D E B T I N P S

301 bull 304

BLINDSmdashPainted and t r immed

801 804

DRAIN AND S E W E E P I P E (Delivered on board a t New T o r k )

PiPK per runn ing foot 2 in-jh d iam $0 13 9 inch diam SO 5S 8 0 16 10 0 70 4 0 20 12 0 8C 5 0 25 15 1 2pound 6 0 80 18 1 6( 7 0 85 20 3 00 8 0 45 22 2 5(

24 8 OC B E N D S AND E L B O W S EACH

2S8 81c 84c

60(secti70e 70(^80e 75S5c

3 0 50 12 4 0 65 15 5 0 85 IS

3 75 5 00 7 50 8 no

7 150 22 bull 10 66

9 2 50

B R A N C H E S Taps each

3 - 0 45

9 1 15

Main part of Branches wUl be charged extra as

HoDSE B R A N C H E S mdash S E W E B B R A N C H E S per lineal foot

T R A P S each $1 00

1 25 1 75 2 50 3 50 5 00 6 00 7 00 8 00

pipe

1 5 x 6 1 75 15 1 8 x 6 2 50 1 8 2 0 x 6 3 00 20

2 4 x 6 4 00 24 On heavy purchases of the smaU sizes 20 per

2 25 3 00 3 50 4 00 4 75 cent dis-

count with an additional discount for ciish accordine to agreement to the t rade only

FOREIGN W O O D S mdash D U T Y free CEIgt E

do (large) 017 reg Mexican ^ foot 15

M A H O G A N Y

St Domingo Ordinary Logs 13 reg Port-au-Plat t C r o t c h e s 25 reg

Honduras (American Wood) 10 KOSEWOOU

SATIN W O O D Log ^ f o o t 15 Granadilla ^ ton 22 00 reg Lignuajvit8e ton 20 00 reg

0 20 0 13 0 20

17 60

75 16 51 15 14 14 14 15 11

9 6

30 U 00 40 do

GLASS DUTY Cylinder or Wiudow Polished Plate not over 10 by 15 inches HX cents 3 sq foot larger and not over 16 by 24 inches 4 cents ^ sq foot larger and not over 24 by 30 inches 6 cents ^ sq foot above that and not exceeding 24 by 60 inches 20 cents ^ sq foot all above that 40 cents ^ sq foot on unpolished Cylinders Crown and Common Window not exceeding 10 by 15 inches square IX bull over that and not over 16 by 24 2 over that and- not over 24 by 30 2X all over that 3 cents reg lb

F R E N C H W I N D O W -Sizes

6 by S t o 7 by 9 8 by 10 to 10 by 14

10 by 15 to 12 by 16 11 by 18 to 16 by 22 15 by 24 to 15 by 32 20 by 28 to 22 by 30 26 by 28 to 22 by 36 24 by 36 to 24 by 40 28 by 38 to 26 by 44 28 by 44 to 30 by 48 30 by 50 to 32 by 52 32 by 54 to 32 by 58 34 by 58 to 84 by 60 36 by 60 to 40 by 60

-Per box of fifty feet 1st

$ 8 - 9 mdash- 0 75 10 25 12 50 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 mdash 18 50 20 50 22 mdash 26 mdash 30 mdash 36 mdash

2d $7 mdash

S -8 75 9 25

11 50 13 mdash 14 50 16 mdash 16 50 18 - 20 mdash 23 mdash 27 mdash a3 -

fSingle 3d

sect6 50 7 25 7 H S 25

10 50 11 mdash 12 50 13 50 14 mdash 15 mdash 16 mdash 18 50 22 50 28 50

Thick) 4th

$ 6 -6 50 7 mdash 7 50 8 50 9 mdash

(Discount to the trade4040 and 10 per cent)

English 30 per cent discount on Isfc and 2d quaUty and 40 on 3d and 4th Plate 35 and 5 off

American windowmdash (Single thick) Sizes 1st 2d 3d 4th

6by Sto 7by 9$6 mdash $ 5 mdash $4 50 $ 4 mdash S b y l 0 t o l 0 b y l 4 9 mdash 8mdash 7 25 6 50

10 by 15 to 12by 17 9 75 8 75 7 75 7 mdash 12 by 18 to 16 by 22 10 25 9-^5 8 25 7 50 15 by 24to 18 by 2912 50 1150 10 50 8 50 20 by 28 to 22 by 3 1 15 mdash 13 mdash 11 mdash 8 50 26 by 28 to 22 by 3616 mdash 14 50 12 50 24 by 36 to 24by 4018 mdash 16mdash 13 50 28 by SS to 26 by 44IS 60 16 50 14mdash 28 by 44 to 30 by 4820 50 18mdash 15mdash 30 by 50 to 32 by 5222 mdash 20mdash 1 6 -32 by 54 to 32 by 58 26mdash 23mdash 18 50 34 by 58 to 34 by 6030 mdash 27mdash 22 50 -36 by 60 to 40 by 60 36 mdash 33 mdash 28 50

(Discount 50 per cent)

QRBEN-HOUSE SKYLIGHT AND FLOOE GLASS per square foot net cash gti Fluted Plate 50o J^ Eough Plate 80

8-16 55 X $1 60 X bullbullbullbull 65 1 75 X Eough 60 1 2 00 70 IX 2 50

HAIEmdashDUTY free Cattle ^ bushel mdash (gi 28 Mixed nominal Goat laquo mdash reg 55

LIME Common ^ bbl fil 65

Finishing or lump ^ bbl mdash 2 15 IJMBEUmdashDUTY 20 per cent ad val Pine Uppers 58 00 reg 62 00 Pine Good Box 1000 ft 25 00 30 00 Pine Common Box 1000 ft 25 00 27 00 Pme Common Box 1000 ft 17 00 reg 20 00 Pine Tally Plank IU 10 inch

dressed 47 reg 60 Pine Tally Plank IX 2d quality B8 reg 42 Pme Tally Plank 1 h culls 30 reg 32 Pine Tally Boards dressed good

each - 37 reg 40 Pine Tally Boirds culls each 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Boards dressed 25 reg 27 Pine Strip Plank dressed 80 83 Spruce Boards dressed each 2T (g 80 Sprace Plank IX inch dressed

each S3 reg 88 Spruce Plank 2 inch each 65 reg 6J Spruce Wall Strips 22 25 Spruce Joist SxS-to 8x12 20 00 28 00 Sprace Joist 4x8 to 4x12 26 00 reg 28 00 Spruce ScantUng 2600 reg 28 00 Hemlock Boards each 23 reg 25 Hemlock Joist 3x4 each 2S reg 24 Hemlock Joist 4x6 each 48 50 Ash good 1000 ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Oak 1000ft 50 00 reg 60 00 Maple 1000 ft 45 00 reg 50 OO gt Chestnut boards 1 inch 55 00 reg 60 00 Chestnut plank 55 00 (^ 60 00 Black Walnut good 1000 ft 95 00 115 00 Black Walnut 1000 it 85 00 reg 100 00 Black Walnut selected and seasonshy

ed 1000 ft 110 00 reg 130 no Black Walnut Counters ^ ft 18 (copy 35 Cherry good 1000 ft 80 00 reg 90 00 White Wood Chair Plank 80 00 reg 9O00 White Wood inch 50 00 65 00 White Wood inch 50 00 fB 6-2 00 White Wood panels 65 00 reg IS CO Shingles extra shaved pine 18 inch

per 1000 950 reg 1000 Shingles extra shaved pine 16 inch

perlOOO 3 50 (^ 9 50 Shingles extra sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 8 00 (^ 9 00 Shingles clear sawed pine 18 inch

perlOOO 7 00 reg 7 50 Shingles Cypress 24x7perlOOO 27 00 reg mdash

20x6 perlOOO 17 00 reg 18 00 Lath Eastern perlOOO 2 50 reg 275 Tellow Pine Dressed Flooring M

feet 42 60 60 00

K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

12 4

14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

14 00

STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

t l 4 (( ((

4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

7 CO

copy130 (^120 50

50 copy150

1100

17 13 18 26 28 32

50

90

20

26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

9 75reg^ 11 75reg12 00

1 0 x 1 4 1 0 x 1 4 14 X 20 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0 1 4 x 2 0

GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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K E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D 191

Yellow Pine Step Plank M f e e t 42 50 reg ^O 00 Girders 40 00 reg 50 00

Locust Posts 8 feet per inch 18 20 10 23 25

12 laquo 2S reg 34 Ches tnu t Pos ts per foot 4 iX

P L A S T E R PARISmdashDuty per cent ad val on calcined L u m p free

Nova Scotia white per ton $4 50 6 00 Nova Scotia blue ^ ton 4 00 reg 4 50 Calclnod Eastern and Oity ^ bbl 2 00 reg 2 25

P A I H T S AND OILS Chalk ^ a Xreg 1 China Ulay ^ ton gold 35 00 copy 40 00 Wni t ing ^B) Par is Wliite E n g U s h ^ lb Zinc Whi te American d r y

in oil p u r e Lead American d ry

i n o i l pu re Lead Red American Li tharge Ochre French dry

i n o i l Venetian Red E n g l i s h

in oil Spanish Brown dry ^ 100 lbs

i n o i l Vermilion American

EngUsh gold Tr ies te

Chrome Green genuine d ry in o i l

Chrome Tel low i n o i l Paris Green pure d ry

i n o i l Linseed Oil in bbls

in casks Spir i ts Turpentine g gall

S L A T E Purp le Eooflng Slate Vermont ^

3quare deHvered at New Y o r k Green Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York Eed Slate Vermont ^ square

delivered a t New York 14 00 Black Slate Pennsylvania ^ square

delivered a t New York 6 00 reg 7 00 Peach Bot tom ^ square delivered

a t N e w Y o r k 13 50 Intermediates ^ square delivered

a t New York 6 00

1 reg ^Hreg 7Xreg 9 reg ^Xreg

11 reg ^Xreg 9 reg 3reg 8 reg bullSXreg T ^Kreg 8 reg

21 reg 98 SO 10 reg 12 reg 18 reg 20 reg 25 reg 91 reg 00 reg 68 reg

$8 50 reg

iX 3 8

12 10 ux ^X ^x 4

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14 IJ^ x 22

99 85 20 20 80 35 40 92 91 70

$0 00

9 50 reg 10 00

reg 15 00

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STONEmdashCargo ra t e s Ohio Free StonemdashIn rough dehv d ^ c ft Berea Brown stone Portland Conn 1

Belleville N J 11 Granite rough delivered 75c Dorchester N B stone rough delivered

per ton gold B L U K STONE

Flag smooth rough smooth 4 ind 46 rough 4 feet

Curb lOinch 12 inch 14 inch 16 inch 20 inch 20 ext ra

Curb New Orletins 4 inch per inch wide SiUs and Lintels

quarry axed finished rubbed u n p i n t e d jo in ted

Gu t t e r 12 inch 14 inch

Bridge Belgian thick

N A T I V E STONE Common building stone 13 load Base Stone iX f t in length ^ Unf t

8 ZX

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4J4 laquo laquo 5 bull u 6

P ier Stones 8 feet square each $8 00 4 12 00 5 25 00 6 raquo 60 00

T I N P L A T E S mdash D U T Y 25 p e r c e n t ad val

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50 copy150

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17 13 18 26 28 32

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26 65 75 65 75 16 20

110 70

1 0 Charcoal i C Coke I X Charcoal I C Charcoal I X Charcoal I 0 Coke I C Coke t e rne 10 Charcoal t e rne 14 x 20 Z I N C mdash D U T Y Sheet 8c H tt)

Sheet ^ ft

10 X 14 per box (gold) $13 T514 00 11 5012 00

15 7516 0 14 25(^14 50 16 2516 50 11 5012 00

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GOLDS NEW SANITARY HEATER (Patented Aug Ist 1871)

I t gives a pure healthful atmosphere equal in inUdnesa to any S BSSAM H E A T a t l e s s t b a n o n e - l i a l f t l i e c o s t NO OVER-HEATED SURFACES No loss of heat up chimney NO DAMPERS

NO M N G E E FROM POISONOyS GASES Has Automatic Regulator controUing the Draft economizing Fuel and preventing all DANGER FROM OVERshy

HEATED P I P E S Simple in constraction easiest managed B E S T IN U S E NOT A HOT-AIR FURNACE NOT A STEAM APPARATUS CaU and see it or send for Circular

HEATING CO 105 Beekman Street Ne-w York

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE Xs a B l o c ] k - T i M P i p e heavUy coated with solid lead

I t is the best and cheapest Water Pipe when strength and durabiUty are conshysidered By i ts use iron rust lead and zinc poison are aU avoided and general health promoted Price 15 cts a pound for all sizes Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free Adshydress the CoLWEixs SHAW amp W I L L A E D M F G Co No 213 Centre S t New York

Also Manufacturers of B L O C K - T I N P I P E S H E E T L E A D L E A D P I P E S O L D E R etc Orders solicited and fiUed a t sight

COOHSELLOR-AT-LAW Eoom 26 Nos 7 and 9 Warren Street

ATTORNEY FOR R E A L ESTATE RECORD Mechanics Liens foreclosed Titles examined and aU proshy

ceedings affecting Real Estate attended to

Dealers in aU lands of

LUMBEE AID TIIBEE s team Sawing and Planing MiU Manufacturers of

Mouldings ampc ampc LTJMBEE Y A E D foot of 40th Street East River M a n u f a c t o r y a n d L u m b e r Yard H a r l e m K 124th

a n d 125th Streets

reg 9X

J H RUSSELL amp CO HOUSE-MOVERS bull AND SHORERS Yard 48 WEST 4 0 T H S T R E E T beshy

tween Fifth and Sixth Avenues New York All kinds of Shormg and Sheath PUing done on the most reasonable terms and a t the shortest notice - BUILDINGS RAISED AND MOVED JACK-SCREWS TO LET B o i l e r s a n d I i o n F r o n t s S e t - J H RUSSEI-I Late Supt for S W Chadbourne residence 1876 Broadway C P L O S E Y residence 4 Jones Street

Q A BUTLER amp GO Successors to J W LANE amp CO

JIANUPACTURERS OP

Magee Ranges amp Furnaces W A L K E R F U R N A C E S

Improved Baltimore Fire-Place Heaters

Morning Glory Stoves and Furnaees

92 BEEKMAN STBEET Second door from Cliff N E W Y O H K

A I F R E I ) R l ^ M I T W E Y

CONTRACTOR FOR IRON USED m THE COXSTRUCTION OF

TaiflerlJilt Umon lejot ana laulattan MU Mantifacttirers Agent for Wrought-Iroii Beams

Angle and T Iron and Galvanized and Corrugated Slieet Iron

Keep constantly on hand a fuU assortment of the above also

M E R C H A N T I R O B T of every description

ftRCHITECT amp SUPERINTENDENT Office 1227 Broadway

Si W COT of 30th street N E W X O R K

MANUI-ACTDIffiBS OF

Warren Range Lawson Furnace

Stewart Stove Hot Blast Range

Keeps Side Burner 236 Water street NEWYORK

A I F l pound E i gt IPAIJSTIWCS TN COPPER amp SHEET IRON WORKER

Smoky Chimneys cured effectually or no payment taken

5 8 8 T H I K D A V E N U E Bet 38th and 39th Streets N E W Y O R K

FVRNACES AND BANGES

3 K O a i A B B J E JBROWIV

R E A L E S T A T E 1280 BROAD^V^AY

S E comer 33d Street JSTEW YORK Loans negotiated Houses let and Eents eoUected

P amp S E GOODWIN

23 o ta s etradeB^ craquo TT e a s OFFICE AND YARD 517 EAST ITTH ST

BETWEEN AVEN0ES A AND B N E W T O E K

Buildings of all descriptions Moved Raised Lowered and Shored u p Girders raised and their Foundations repaired All bad Foundations and weak Bnilding-s properly secnred I ron and Granite VVood and Iron Wedges for sale Screws HydrauUc Jacks and Derricks to let

J amp F C O O K I R O N W O R K S bull N O 122 W E S T T H I R T Y - F I F T H S T R E E T

N E A R BROADWAY N E W YORK

Plain and Ornamental Iron Railings Doors Shu t t e r s Area Gratings Yau l t Sky and Floor L igh t s

i n I R I C - H S C A I gt E S All housesmith s work in general Repairing and J o b shy

bing promptly executed

Chain and Pulley for Heavy Sash

I amp L MINfamp MiRSflAlL 48 Warren Street

i raquo N E W Y O R K

I M A N U F A C T U R E R S

of every description of

BUILBERS

HARDWARE

Pure Bronzed Metal

Hand-Plated ampc

For First-Class DweUings and Pubshy

lic Buildings

AGENCY OE

1 TRENTON LOCK

COMPANY

192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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192 R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

Valuable Pine Lands 300 square mUes on one of the largest rivers in Canada First growth Pine with exceUent cut t ing and logging facilities To close an estate Terms easy For particulars apply to

CHAS H MATTHEWS 8 2 TSTALL S T I I E E T

W H COLWELL amp CO WUCLESAI-E amp RETAII DEALERS IN

LUMBER TIMBER AND LATH ALSO

PLASTER amp CEMENT A general assortment ahvavs on hand a t the yards cor of 8d av amp 12Sth s t amp bet 129th amp 130th sts Harlem River

H A E L E M N Y W H COLWELL J W CGLWELL

GAEi)llEE LANDON Jr amp CO WHOLESALE amp KETAIL BEALEKS IN

LUMBER LATH ETC ETC

A full assor tment constantl- on hand at the Yard

Cor 126th St and 3d Av Harlem and foot of iSOtli St and 12tli Av Nortli River

MANHATTANVILLE N Y SAKDNEB LANDON JE FEANCI8 BONTECOU

Have now heen in use for a number of years and require only to he known to be appreciated They combine ease of working and security mth fche utmost durability and are warranted to give entire satisfaction Also Koist Whee l s a n d Store D u m b Wai ters Carr iage a n d Inval id Eleshyva tors of the most approved pattern a t short notice

j ^ F Dumb Waiters of aU kinds Eepaired or Altered wi th aU possible dispatch

JAMES MURTAUGH 13T0 Broadway near 37th Street New York

A MSr B U D L O I S r a DBAIiER IN

X J T J IML J 3 poundS Ei COIU U T H AVE amp 23D STEEET NEW YORK

Pine Whitewood Hickory Chestnut Maple Basswood Cherry Beech Oak Ash Birch Buttenmt Black Walnut etc

Terms cash upon delivery

C A N A D A L U M B E R

C A I t B l S A Y amp JROUTM LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

299 C O M S I I S S I O N E E S STREET MONTREAL Also a t Q U E B E O C H A M B E R S 10 ST P E T E R S

S T R E E T Q U E B E C Orders ^soUcited for Pine Spruce ampc Boards Lath

Scantling Joist Pavuig Stnff Timber Sic ampc Promptly and carefully executed

Agents for the sale and purchase of MUI Property and T imber Limits in Canada

BALVAMZED lEON COMCES

Gutters Leaders etc Nos 216 amp 218 EAST NINTH STBEET

Between Second and Third Avenues NEW YOEK

JsL H^LLIID^ir AGENT FOE

A U S T I N amp O P C Y K E S

Patent Corrugated Expanding Leader

T amp P copy A K K Y

CONTRACTORS 36th Street near corner 2d Avenue

NEW YOBK ESTIMATES GIVEN FOE EXCAVATION OP E A E T H

AND EOCK FUENISHING- STONE SAND ampc F O E BUILDINGS

bullTVTEIVBIAW amp C A P R O N M A N U P A C T U E E B S O P JM BUILDERS HARDWARE

Office 1173 Broadway Works 157 West 29th St

HAMILTON POTTERY COR OF BTJSH AND SMITH STREETS near P E N N Y B B I D G E

S O U T H BBOOKLYN JOHN BADUM Proprietor STBAM-PEESSED DEAIN P I P E a

JOUST SILATXERY bull Wholesale Dealer in

All kinds of IVlarble for Building SUls Lintels Steps Platforms Ashler and Coin Stones Also Monumental and Thin Stock TiUng Hearths etc Particular attention paid to country orders

788 790 and 792 F O U R T H A V E N U S Between 52d and 53d Streets New York

STEAM AND WATER

(SOLDS IMPROVED PATENT)

FOR

Private Eesidences Public Buildshyings and Institutions School

Houses Cliurclies Stores Etc Etc Etc

A S E E E C T E D BY

SUCCESSOE TO

H B S M I T H ltamp C O

No 42 DUANE STREET NEW YORK

JOHN F TWOMEY REAL ESTATE AND I N S U R A N C E l i R O K E E No 1524 T H I R D A V E N U E

N E A K SBTII STUEET Proper ty of every description bought sold and exchangshy

ed Houses let and rents collected in all par ts of the City

O A R R Y amp L A N E MANUFACTURshy

ERS OF FURNACES AND RANGES No 985 Third Avenue

N E W Y O E K

E S T A l g E l S e E l gt 1 8 4 3

Salesrooms sect04 and sect06 Fourtli Aie New York (Young Mens Christian Association BuUding)

C o r F o u r t l i A v e a u d T M r e n t y - t l i i r d S t

LUMBER DEALERS

J M I I A V E ] yen 8

LUMBER KMi TIMBER DEALER n t h Av cor 47th St New York

An assortment of Pine Sprnce and Hemlock Lumher well-seasoned and pL-ined and kept under cover Also Shingles Posts Pickets and Lath

Dealer in

PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK LUMshyBER AND TIMBER

BLACK WALNUT and other Hard Woods

Cor 54th St and F i r s t Ave N e w York

^rHOMAS J CROMBIE DEALER IN

L U M B E R A N D T I M B B R O P A L L DESCRIPTIONS

Also Yellow Pine Flooring and Step Plank Y A E D mdash F O O T OF 92U STREET ISR

(Box No 1G3 Mechanics^ and Tiaders Exchange) N E W Y O R K

BELL BROTHERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TIMBEE DEALERS

Foot West 22d and 23d Sti-eets (N R) New York JOHN P BELL WJL K B15LL

JOHN H BUSSELL amp CO

L U M B E R D E A L E R S HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

3 3 DEL S

PINE AND HARD-WOOD

LUIVIBER COR 2 2 D STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS

A VERY VALUABLE

iaw-Mili Establishment T J S T C - A J S T ^ D ^

T O W H I C H I S A T T A C H K D A K

Extensive District of Timber Limits Comprising from 750 to 1000 square miles

W i l l b e sold cheap and o n easy te rms Apply to

CARBRAY amp ROUTH LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Montreal and G^uebec Canada

Or to G E O E C O O K amp C O 49 Wall Street New York where full plans of the property can be seen

S O U T H E R N Z U M B pound R

WI L L I A M K E L S O N J R S C O T C H E N G shyLISH and AJVIERICAN SEWER P I P E S and

F I R E BRICKS OiBce 24 O L D S L I P Yards 333 to 341 E A S T 1 4 T H S T New Yorb and N O H T H 9XH and 4 T H STS Willianisburgh Importer Dealer and Contractor to Deshypar tment of Public Works and Furnisher to Department Public Parks of New York and Fairmomit Park Philashydelphia ampo

A BEMAK-EST ELEVENTH AVENUB cor W E S T 2 5 T H S T New York

Has a large assortment of SEASONED YELLOW PINE FLOODING

CEILING AND STEP PLANK Quality guaranteed Prompt delivery

R U S S E I I fOHMSOlV DEALER IN

LUMBEE TIMBEE AND SHINGLES

Yellovp P i n e F l o o r i n g Step P l a n k Gi rd- e r s E t c

N o -3 B R O O M E S T R E E T CORNER TOMPKINS S T N E W Y O R K

Foot laquo Broome Street E B Nei6 Tork WHOLESALE AND COMMiSSION DEALERS

I n every variety of HARD and SOFT WOODS

SE A M A N L O W E R R E amp C O M P Y Wliolesale amp Retail Dealers in BUILDERS

HARDWARE 307 Spring Street N Y

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

A G HAVENS amp SON WHOLESALE

LUMBER AND RETAIL DEALEES IN

A-ISTD T I M B E R rooT OP 28TH STREET BAST RIVER NEW YORE

ALBERT a HAVENS JONATHAN N HAVENS

PARTICULAR ATTENTION of CONSUSlEBS is desired to our stock of DRESSED and PLANED LUMBER always made from weU-seasoned stock and kept under cover ready for immediate use

BUILDERS^ WOOD-WORK

S A M U E L H ^WALI^ACE Successor-s to T BTJEKOWS

DOORS SASHES k BLINDS

Moseley Iron Bridge and Roof Co Oface 5 DEY -ST Eoom 13

m ISi II illGS ROOFS SHUTTERS DOORS ampc

REAL ESTATE OFFICE 820 THIRD AYENUE

Cor 50th Street NEW YORK

No 506 East 19th Street Between Avenue A and Avenne B WEW YORK ^W All orders promptly attended to and neatly executed

K I E R S T E D amp S M I T M Manufacturers of

BOORS SASH BLINDS AND

WOOD MOULDINGS Nos 714716 and 718 Ninth St NewYork

Tongueing Grooving and all kinds of Sawing Plauing Turning Carving etc done to order

JOHN T MULLER

511 and 515 West SOth Stxeet Bet IOth and ]lth Aves J ^ ^ K W Y O R K

Balus t e r s N e w e l s a n d Clo thes -Pos t s TUENING- of every description Also hand-rails of all sorts

J O H W R M c K E K E I E

Carving Turning amp Scroll-Sawing StraiglU Circular ajid Elliptic Mouldings Balustrades

Neioels Pickets Oolzimns

Stoop Street Awning and Line Posts

At iTolea So Steers Moulding and Planing Mills 124tli a-nd 135tU S t s JEast R i v e i -

W H I T L O C K amp CO MANUFACTUBERS OF

DOORS SASHES BUNDS WOOD MOULDINaS ampc

254 amp 256 CANAL STREET NEW YOBK

Send for Price List

BUILDERS IRON-WORK

HEDENBEKGS FUKNACES AND HEATERS Barstoio Elevated Oven Banges

DOME BRIOK-WORK F U R N A O E The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost by GEO A DUNBAR 6r CO

(Successors to P L HEI)F ^^EBG) 6 7 6 B r o a d w a y opposite GBANU CKNTRAL HOTEL

~ JAOTES H A N I i O N

ITo 38 Macdougal St and ITo 7 East lOtb St New Tork Bakers Ovens Steam Boilers Stills Ketorts Pumaces

Grates Eanges Flagging and Pire Work of all lands put up and repaired Plastering Kalsomining and Whitening

^f^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases

RESIDENCE 30 DOWNING STREET

5

Real Estate and Insurance Broker 63 Avenue D Ifew York

Property for Sale and To Let in all parts of the City Loans Negotiated Eents CoUected

MAGRATHS COPPER SASH-CHAIN PATENTED 2l8T MARCH 1871

Is adapted to ordishynary round pulley and strong enough to suspend weights of any size reshyquired

Being intended as a substitute for sash-cord i t can be put into sashes now provided with cord withont any change of pulleys The inshyventor feels confishydent that experishyence will prove his chain to be both economical and dushyrable besides doshying away with the constant annoyshyance and expense attending the use of sash-cord

For terms and further information apply to M MAGRATH Patentee Carpenter and Builder

74 Irving Place New York City

Carpenter and Builder No 220 WEST 36th STREET

Near Seventh Avenue NEW YOBi^

J A C O B S M I T H A M E R I C A N

METALLIC LAVA CEMENT

F O R C O A T I N O R O O F S A trial solicited Satisfaction guaranteed

Office 309 West S l s t S t r e e t

^ I L L I A M S CARR amp CO MANTTFACTUKEKS OP

Pumps Water-Closets AND

P L U M B E P L S MATEEIALS 106108 amp 110 Centre street cor of Franklin street

Works at Mott Haven N T

Property sold and rented Loans negotiated Charge ol houses and coUection of rents a specialty

Bfo one should Build or Live in a Honse

bullWITHOUT EXAMINING OUR

ELECTRICAL APPLIAIfCES without which no house can be said to have all or even tho MOST IMPOBTAUT OF MODERN UIPKOVEMENTS i n f a c t they are indispensable for the complete outfit of a first-clasa house with what may be tenned necessary conveniences All English and Prench houses at the present time are firr-nished with this electrical apparatus

E HOLMES

Bi3rglar Alarm Telegraph This one Bell located in the Sleeping-Eoom when set

for the night rir^s upon the opening of each door and window of the hcase It is a watchman that has but one honse to protect never goes to sleep connot be bought ofl and an experience of ten years without a failure proves it to be perfectly reliable aud satisfactory

PARTICULAR ATTENTION-is requested to our new

HOOSE ANNDNCIATOR An improvement upon the French system

I T CONSISTS OF A SINGLE

CALL BELL AOTD AKNTIfTCIATOE in the kitchen or servants department and so arranged that the simple touch of a small ornamented spring in each room of the house RINGS THIS BELL AND ANshyNOUNCES THE ROOM from which the caU proceeds mdash the bell continuing to ring imtil the servants give it atshytention The whole thing is operated by

ONE BATTERY OE BY THE SAME BATTEEY that operates the

Burglar Alarm Telegraph I t is simple perfect and reliable and will not get out of order and is a very great improvement npon the old sysshytem of bell pulls Wc also have

An Attachment for Ringing Door Bells and Servants Bells from the

T A B L E OR D I N I H G ROOM by placing a spring ta the fioor and covered hy the carshypet Also for

Calling the Coachman from the Stable Send for pamphlet containing ten or twelve hundred

TESTIMONIALS They are from onr best citizens and first business men of New Xork and vicinity

E S T I M A T E S G I V E N C H l i l l i l i Y

213 PEARL STBEET near Maiden Lane GENERAIi COMMISSION A G E N T

Iron Railing for Offices Stores Window Guards ampc Stables fitted up Copper Weather Vanes and Emblemshy

atic Signs Lightning Conductors Galvanized Iron Copper Cable and other varieties put up in the most scientific manner Orders punctually attended to

S MANUFACTURERS OE

Lead Pipe Sheet Lead D R O P SHOT

BUCK SHOT BAR LEAB ampc No 60 DUANE STIIEET

Cor Elm Street N E W T O R K

JAMES McCULLOUGH President

OmcESmdash E HOLMES

7 Murray Street New Tork 6 South Olark Street Chicago 111 1111 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa 69 West Fonrth Street Cincinnati Ohio 205 River Street Troy N Y 121 Washington Street Boston Mass

C j T J T I 0 3 gt r The public are cantioned against all infringements npon

tliis patent even when called improvements other parties have shghtly changed my method of doing the same thing and without an3 practical experience speak of it as a very great improvement This invention is the only one that has had practical experience It has been in general nse for ten years and everj real practical or desirable imshyprovement that study and actual experience could suggest has been added

AU violations of my patent either by using or vending an infringement wiU be dealt with to the full extent of the law for such cases provided

MANUEACTtrKER OE

SHELL LIME F A C T O R Y

55th Street amp l l t h Avenue New York i ^ ^ Masons and Earmers supplied _ ^ t

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

ULL GRiPPEi^ amp CO Manufacturers of

Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

Tl i e C e l e b r a t e d B e a u t y E l e v a t e d O v e n R a n g e

T l i e Wew Y o r k IJO^V O v e n R a n g e T b e D n n d e r l gt e r sect B r i c k - S e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r B r i c k - g e t F u r shy

n a c e T l i e C o m m a n d e r P o r t a b l e F u r shy

n a c e T l i e G a r n e t F i o n t Bever t i to le F l u e

F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

grates and dust flues

ninstrated Catalopes anlPrice-Lists sent on aBilication l ^ deg A L L GOODS WARRANTED bull

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R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D

By ^DRIAN H MULLER amp IP Tl WILKHSTS amp CO

AT TWELVE OCLOCK

AT THE E X C H A N G E SALESROOM 111 BROADWAY

In the Bloct bounded by tbe

146tli and 147th Streeta^ EIGHT of wMch front on the

T E R M S L I B E R A G L

MAPS AT THE OFFICE OF THE ATJCTIONEER No T PINE STREET

MARBLE MANTELS

Monuments and Floor Tiling

FISHEK amp BIRD Nos 97 to 105 EAST HOUSTON STREET

SAIlaquoFOMIgtsect P A T E N T

H O T - A i R FURNACES portable or set in br ick NEW YOKK EIRE-PLACE H E A T E R CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES imshyproved and a variety of Cooldng and Heating Stoves

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S 239 amp 241 Water Street

S M STYLES amp SONS S51 AND 353 EAST GlsT STREET AND 843 TO 350 EAST 62D STREET

Manufacturers and Dealers in

SASH BLINDS AND DOORS AND MOULDINGS of every description on hand and to order

CIRCULAR AND ELLIPTIC MOULDINGS OF ANY RADIUS

PiiANiNS ToxsTTEiNG GROOVTNG and MiLi W O B K of all Muds done to order with despatch

PLASTER CENTRE PIECES BRACKETS and Eedestals elegant new designs largest assortment

in the city lowest prices carefully packed and sent to aU par ts of the country E HAND 1280 Broadway corner Thirty-third Street

L0W^^^PREi5SURD^gt

sxEAMeHmEERf^ Forthoroughly warming Private Houses Stores and Pubshy

lic Buildings consisting of a Low Pressure Steam Generashytor arranged for from 21bs to 51bs pressure and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators

Many examples of the great success of th is superior heater may be seen in this city and its immediate vicmity

See also complete working apparatus a t om- manufactory and store Nos 109 and 201 Centre Street New Xork

GILyS^GEcopyGHEaGAgtN^

76 and 78 Centre Street NEW YOEK

FORMERLY AI No 117 BEEKilAN STREET

5 199 8 d A V E N U E

Air Furnaces Ranges FIRE-PLACE HEATEBS

Tin Hoofing Galvanized Iron Cornices G U T T E R S ampc

Sole Agent for CARPENTERS

BOSTOK ELEVATED OVEIf RANGE Up-To-^vn D e p o t f o r B K J E I S S S R A I V G E

Builders and others are invited to call and examine beshyfore purchasing Surveys for Heating made in any par t of the country

IPROVED KEftTING FURNACES Registers Cooking-Ranges etc

HE METOALF- 113 BEEKMAN STREET

D amp J S H E E H A N Importers and Manufacshyturers of

Marble Mantels Monuments COUNTERS WAINSCOTING ELOOR TILING EXTR-

bull NITTJRE and PLUMBERS AVORK Manufactory and Salesrooms 1105 Third Avenne beshy

tween 64th and 65th Streets New York Branch Salesshyroom 1137 Seventh Street Washington DC Denis Sheehan Joseph Sheehan Giles I Edwards Agent

0 LEASE FIVE LOTS ON BAST 3 3 D ST near Bast Biver with Sheds and Stable Apply to

Jgt R EDWARDS 277 West 23d Street

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Hulls Patent Bass Burning Furnace LESS JOINTS and more Heating Surface than any other

Also P A T E N T

Warranted perfect in i ts Cooking arrangements will hea t EOUR Rooms with the same fuel iised in ordinary Ranges for cooking only Send for Circular 3^10 amp 3 1 2 3 d A Y bet 23d and 34th Sts JfCW T o i t

Established 1830

MOH S T yen E f flEKS 8 8 Beekman Street

Confidently recommend to BuUders and the pubhc the folshylowing articles of their own maiaufacture which have a standard reputation throughout the United States v i z

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F i r e p l a c e H e a t e r AU of which have the improved shalring and dumping

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