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D- 'BUILBEBS ' GUIDE. VOL, VI IL , . \ . _ N E - ^ YOIl[C,;SATURDA.Y, S E P T E M B E B 2, 187L ' No. 18L

FETTRETGH & REMSEN,

MASUFAGTUItEKS OF

Bronze Door-Knobs, Buffs and Locks, AND DEALEKS IN

3E3: .^u : 0 . 33 "^TV - ^ E l . ES „ 329 THIRDrAVE/,^ NEW YORK.

Estimates' given, j

^ HOUSE PAINTERS, tOccoratovs, etc. •

SPECIAL DESIGNS FOR

Church Furniture, etc.

OTew Y o r k . Mll!lilil|!i!g;illl!i!|il!!i|

' A . W. H A M i £ S M § © M , Union Carpet-Cleaning Machine.

• 9 East 19tli St., bet. Broad w.ay and Fifth ave., iSTew York. (Established in ISfil.) Carpets taken up, cleaned, and re-laid. Every Carpet cleaned by this Machine is cleaned nnder the personal supervision of the Proprietor. Carpets are thoron^hly beaten by this JIachine free fi-ora .ill dnst and moths. Carpets carefully packed and preserved from the moth and kept on storage on reasonable terms;. No charge for Cartage to any iiart of the citv. Orduvs by post promptly attended to. A. N. HANKIiSrSON, Proprietor.

Enioflssiiig tstaolishisiant, 1366 & 1368 BR-OAL>"WAY,

Betv^een 37th and SSth Streets.

NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS OF ElfBOSSED WOIUC CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

Also, Samples of Ground, Cut, Stained, and Enameiied Class.

GLAZING PROIVEPTLY ATTENDED TO.

DAVID N. SMITH & BRO., Proprietors.

Li^ktmng' Rods. "Wells' Pa ten t and all other kinds of Copper and Gal-

vanized Iron. Not an accident in 20 years. American Fence Co. Fence; H . B .Brown ' s "Always Cool ;" Stove Lifters and Stove Dampers a t wholesale and retail.

MARTIN WELLS &' CO., General Agents, 55 Dey St., New York; or, 36 Elison St, Paterson, N.J.

Have Removed to their New Store, 1 0 3 6 3 d A V E N C E , bet . 6 1 s t a n d 62d S t s .

Houses for.r-sale and to , ren t . Lots for sale, wi th and without Loans. Rents collected, and Money to Loan.

JOHN FETTRETGH. I . B. REMSEN.

LTJMBER OF EVERY DESCRIETION, FOR SHIPPING OR DOiVIESTIG USE,

AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

CORNER OP WEST 29Tlt STREET & llTH AVENUE. 3 3 o - s s^T- I i •" •*

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

\M

K. II . P U K B Y & CO., MANUFACXDnEUS OF

FANCY WOOD MANTELS, Nos. 42, 44, 46, and 48 West 13th Street, N. Y.

HOT-AIR FURNACES, porfaible or set in brick; NEW YORK FIRE-PLACE HEATER; CHALLENGE KITCHEN RANGES, im-proved ; and a viiriety of Cooking and Heatuig Stoves.

N A T I O N A I i S T O V E W O R K S , 2 3 9 & 2 4 1 W a t e r S t r e e t .

HEDENBEEG'S FUENACES AND HEATEES. Barstow Elevated Oven Banges.

D O M E BRICK-WORK F U R N A C E . The above first-class articles put up in the best manner and

at lowest cost, by GEO. A. JDUNBAR Or CO.

(Successors to P. L. HKIJKNISERG), 6 7 6 B r o a d v p a y , opposite GRASD CENTIUIJ HOTEL.

C. VREELAND, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL

IROH WORKS, RAILINGS, DOORS, SHUTTERS, GRATINGS,

And Builders' Iron Work in general. No. 1356 BROADWAY, (Bet. 3(ith and .37th Sts.)

D. VBEELA103, Superintendent. NEW YORK.

Valuable Pme Lands, 300 square miles, on one of the largest rivers in Canada. Pirst growth Pine, with exceUent cutting and logging facilities. To close an estate. Terms easy. For particulars, apply to

CHAS. H. MATTHEWS, 82 WALL STREET.

J A M E S HANIiON, 3MCA.ISOXL &,xxy

No. 38 Macdougal St. and No. 7 East IOth St., New York. Bakers' Ovens, Steam Boilers, Stills, Retorts, Furnaces,

Grates, Ranges, Flagging and Fire Work of aU kinds put up and repaired. Plastering, Kalsomining, and Whitening.

^^~ An experience of twenty years enables me to"" guarantee perfect satisfaction in all cases.

RESIDENCE, 30 DOWNING STREET.

TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS. The advertiser having invented a very efficient and

economical plan of heating and ventilating dwellings, de-sires to meet with parties having well-located lots, who would advance a reasonable building loan for the erection of houses with all modem improvements.

Address HARRISON,

Builders' Exchange, 930 Fulton St., Brooklyn.

M. A. W I L D E R , SON & CO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND MASDKACTUREKS OF

Southern Pine, Eastern Spruce, White Pine, Onk, &c.

/SS Water St., cor. Tine, JVejf Torlb. M. A. -WILDKB, V. A. WILDER.

i3>5r"\7"E:ixrT03Fa.s'

Patent Right Association, INCORPORATED STOCK COMPANY,

Capital Stoch, $150,000.

12 Warren St., Kew York. P. 6. Bos 4,544. Obtain^ and dispose of Patents, advise on and develop

Inventions, and offer peculiar advantages to Inventors, Patentees, and Manufacturers. Members admitted. INVENTOES' AND MANUFACTUEEES' PEE-

MANENT EXHIBITION Receives and exhibits Machinery, Models, and Manufac-tured Goods. AU particulars in " T H E P A T E N T R I O E I T G A Z E T T E , " A monthly paper published by the Association, in the in-terest of fiiventors, Patentees, and Manufacturers. •

WKQLESALF DEALER !N ALL 5LATTE KINDS OF „ „ FOR BUILDING.

SILLS, LINTELS, STEPS, PLATFORMS, ASHLER AND COIN STONES ALSO, MONUMENTAL AND THIN STOCK, TILING, HEARTHS &o

PARTicuL-iK Aii-E.vriOx\ PAID TO CouKTBY. ORDERS. ' ^'^•^"•^^^> « ° ' 788, 790, and 792 F O U R T H A V B N U E , heUveen 52d and: 5Bd Streets, N E W YORK.

SE A M A N , L O W E R R E & C O M P ' Y , Wliolesale & Retail Dealers in B U I L D E R S ' H A R D W A R E ^ 307 Spr ing Street, N. Y.

MECHANICS'& TRADERS'EXCHANGE OF THE

C I T Y OB^ B R O O K L Y N " .

Mooms opxyositetUe City Mall. Office hours, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.

TIN-LINED LEAD PIPE is a Block-Tin Pipe heavily coated vdth sohd lead. Tin is a metal closely resembling silver, both in color and purity: hence water flows through tin-fined lend pipes as pure as if drawn through silver. It is as flexible and as easily worked as lead pipe; it is also stronger and more durable. By its use iron-rust, lead and zinc poison are all avoided, and general health promoted. Price j fifteen cents a pound for all sizes.

Circulars and sample of pipe sent by mail free. Address the

OoUwells, Shaw & WiUard M'fg Co., No. 213 Centre Street , New "york.

Also. Manufacturers of Block-Tin Pipe, Sheet-Lead, Lead Pipe, Solder, etc. ORDERS SOLICITED.

C A N A D A L U M B E R .

C A R B M A T & i l O U T I I , LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

299 COMJUSSIONERS STREET, MONTREAL; Also at QUEBEC CHAMBERS, 10 ST. PETER'S

STREET, QUEBEC. Orders solicited for Pine, Sprace, &c.. Boards, Lath,

Scantling, Joist, Paving Stuff, Timber, &c., &c.. Promptly anji carefully executed.

Agents for the sale and piu-chase of Mill Property and "Timber Limits in Canada."

TO LUMBERMEN AND CAPITALISTS.

A VERY VALUABLE

stablisnme TO •\VniCH IS ATTACHED AN

Extensive District of Timber Limits, Comprising from 750 to 1,000 square miles.

WiU be sold cheap, and on easy terms. Apply to

CARBRAY & ROUTH, LUMBER COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Montreal and Quebec, Canada.

Or to G E O . B . C O O K & C O . , 49 VaU Street, New York, where fuU plans of the property can be seen.

Por thoroughly warming Priv.iteHouse.o. Stores, and Pub-lic BuUdings, consisting of a Low Pres.sure Steam Genera-tor, arranged for from 21bs. to51bs. pressure, and wrought-iron tubes for Radiators.

We respectfully refer to the following parties for whom we have heated dwelling-houses, stores, &c., during the past season.

ANDREW J.'GARVEY, Esq., No. 7 East 47th Street. JAJIES H. INGERSOLL, Esq.. No. 55G Fifth Ave. A. L. L0031IS, M.D., AVest 25th Street, near Gth Ave. BERNUEIMER & CD., comer Broadway and Pearl St. D. APPLETON & Co., corner Grand and Greene Sts. POPPENHAUSEN &' KONiG, No. 9 Mercer Street.

Also to GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 58.—52d St., near Sth Ave. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 57.—115th St. and 3d Ave. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 36.—9th St., near Ave. C. PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. 27.—37th St., near 10th Ave. ST. JOSEPH'S CHOHCH and SCHOOL, cor. 6th Ave. and

Washington Place. See also complete working apparatus at our manufactory

and store, Nos. 199 and 201 Centre Street, New York.

^!tLIS?6E0

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

VOL. YIII. NEW YOKK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1871. No. 181.

Published Weekly by

THE REAL ESTATE RECORD ASSOCIATION.

TERMS. One year, in advance $6 CO

All communications should bo .addressed to

C . ^ W . S ^ W E E T .

7 AND 9 WARUEN STBHET.

No receipt for money due the RB/VL ESTATE RKCORD

wiU be acknowledged unless signed by one of our regular collectors, HESRY D . SJIITII or TnOMAS F. CUJDIINGS. All biUs for coUection wiU be sent from the office on a regu-larly printed form.

MECHANICS' LIENS AGAINST BUILDINGS I N N E W YORK CITY.

August. 28 A L L E N ST., E . S. ( N O S . 184 AND 186).

Peter Wagner and Fred 'k Schmidt agt. L. Bohm $88 00

26 CHARLES ST., BET. B L E E C K E R AND 4th st. Martin Muell agt. Henry Wieler 11 00

29 COOPER ST., COR. EMERSON, 200 vr. Broadway. Pat r ick Gomd agt. James Doris 12 00

28 ElGHTT-rOURTH ST., N. E. COR. 5 T H av. Arnold & Co. agt. H. N. Trask 4,498 87

25 F O R T T - E I R S T ST., S. S. (NOS. 247 AND 249 W E S T ) . George Fessler agt. Abraham Bernheimer 882 97

26 F O R T Y - S I X T H ST , N. S., 150 E. 2 D AV. Joseph Schwale agt. John P . O'Con-nor 860 00

26 F I R S T AV., vr. s. (Nos. 211 AND 213). Martin Muell agfc. Thomas Higrihs 21 32

28 F O R T T - S E V E S T H ST., S. S., 400 E. 9 T H av. Seven claims agfc. Mayor, A l -dermen, &c 114 60

29 F I R S T AV., W. S., BET. 4 0 T H A N D 41ST sts. John J . ElnOeppel agfc. Walter C u t t i n g . . . . 2,000 00

29 FOKTT-SEVENTH ST. ( W E S T ) , N. S., befc. 8th and 9fch avs. Four claims agt. Mayor, Aldermen, &c. 75 05

23 H E N R Y ST., S. E. COR. M A R K E T ST. Joseph Taylor agfc. Henry Lamck-en 316 .58

22 BiDGE ST., S. B. COR. STANTON ST. Jacob Barle agt. J . Schraeder 15 00

25 SEVENTY-NINTH ST., N. S., 300 E. 3 D av. T. M . Pelham agb. Jeremiah Leamy 67 50

25 SIXTY-SEVENTH ST., N. S., BET. 1 0 T H and l l t h avs. Wm. L. Wilson agt. Mrs. Alger 21 00

22 T H I R T Y - F O U R T H ST., N. S., 3 5 T H ST., s. s., l l t h av. and Hudson Biver. Phil ip Beynolds agt. Manhafctan Markefc Company 32 81

23 S A M E PROPERTY. J O H N M C G D I R E agt. same 59 00

22 SAME PROPERTY. THOMAS COGAN agt. same 26 50

22 S A M E PROPERTY. P E T E R M A T T H E W S agfc. same 50 00

22 S A M E PROPERTY. W I L L I A M B D -wards agfc. same 18 00

25 T E N T H Ay., w. . S., 50 s. 1 3 0 T H ST. John Witherell efc al. agfc. AngeKne ' Simpson i78 00

29 THIRTY^SEVENTH ST., S. S., BET. Lexingfcon and 3d av., 75 from 3d. av. Frederick .Schew agfc. A. J .

• Kennedy 89000

26 T W E N T Y - E I G H T H ST. ( W E S T ) S. S., 260 \v. 6th av. J . and R. Darrow agfc. 141 53

26 W E S T BROADWAY, E. s., COR. W O R T H st. Isaac N. Waterbury agfc. H. B. Claflin 453 76

MECHANICS' LIENS AGAINST BUILDINGS IN KINGS COUNTY.

August. 26 W A R R E N ST., S. S., 225 w. P E R R Y AV.

100x100. C. S. Bue l l andG.W. Ev-ans agt. B. C. Whitlock and Ame-lia Burns |165 00

28 T W E N T I E T H ST., N. S., 100 E. 5 T H AV. 40x100,. 2 houses. J . J . & J . F . Healey agfc. H> Drummond and Jas . Barry 136 00

28 D E K A L B AV., s. s., 106 E. STUYVESANT av., 100x100. J . J . & J . F . Healey agfc. J .W.Munger and E.L. Buckbie 210 00

28 H U D S O N AV. AND H I G H ST., S. E. COR. Jno. Curfcin agfc. O. Brady and B. T . Christman 30 74

30. BROADWAY, AND GROVE ST., N. E . cor., 2.0x100. C. Ulknan agfc. F . Hnkemeyer and C. Hunken 73 90

30 M C K I B B E N ST., N . S., 125 E. LEONARD St., 50x80. (Kos. 65 and 67.) W. Mayer agb. Geo. Winkler and Hen-ry Ochs 94 00

28 F O R T G R E E N P L . , W. S., 155 N. D E -kalb av., 20x100. J . J . & J . F . Healey agfc.. J . B. Robertson 125 00

24 W Y C K O E P ST., N. s., 78 w. 3 D AV. , 220x100. J . Fitzgerald agfc. W. H. Seeley and B. Dunn and D. KeUy. 1,471 43

25 STAGG ST., S. S. (No. 10). F . Sen-fer agt. G. Hofgesang and Geo. Ul -rich 160 00

26 SAME PREMISES. F . S E N F E R AGT. G. Hofgesang and Barbara Ulrich. 160 00

30 BROADWAY, N . E . S., 75 s. E . H U L L St., 50x103. . Uriah Ellis agfc. C. Bderson & —. Duryea & J . A. White 71 25

N E W YOEK JUDGMENTS.

In these lists of judgments the names alphabetically a7'ranged, and which are first on each line, are those of the judgment debtor.

August. 23 Anderson, John—^A. C. Anderson . . . 25 Anderson, Tliomas et al.—V/. & J . W.

Gillies 28 Arnold, I ra P .—F. M. & T. Leggett.. 28 Algie, Peter efc al.—L P . Martin 29 Altschul, Charles—G. J . MUler et al. 24 Blegaifc, Adolph—D. M. HolKsfcer.... 24 BoreU, Mrs-rr-Isaac H e y m a n . . . . . 24 Brew, John-r-.John Sullivan 24. Benzi, EmUr-Henry Zahn 24 Bagot, Charles M.—J. L. Phipps 24 Brown, B . V.—Joseph HemphiU. . . . . 24 Bradley, Joseph W.—J. P . Kernochan o. Bowen, Henry C. 1 j , r y T^TOS, •̂ * Bowen, Charles ^ • " ' • ^ o s s 24 Babcock, Sfcephen B.—G. W. Byck-

man, J r 24 fche same the s a m e . . . 34 the same tbe same 25 Bryanfc,. Neil—Pefcer Schwinafc. 25 Brifcfc, James W.—George H. Quinn. . 26 Butts , Julius. E.—D. B. PoweU 26 Beck, Joseph—George Botheroe 28 Buckley, Jaines—C. A. Bckert 38 Balcam, Palmer S.̂ —V. G. Thomas . . 28 Buck, Alvin C — F . W. Lasak 28 Bodenhamer, WiUiam—Teresa G. De

Tejada 29 Beck, Conrad—H. V. Keller 29 Bellew, Lamrence—John Ii. Sfcreet... 29 Brooks, Chancellor H.—George Keck 30 Boyd, James—j; W. J u d d . . . . 80 Brinkeyhoff, R. C.—J- M". H u s t e d . ; .

$81 25

741 77 3,499 47

24,601 00 666 40 48 00 48 23 34 50

114 61 93 69 87 07

1,049 85

638 81

1,958 44 1,393 35

868 95 37 60

353 88 254 70 396 59

1,063 53 2,245 .57 1,171 23

730 48 319 79 93 31

681 97 3,767 54

129 45

30 Bopp, Joseph—G. B. Nivers 25 26 30 Beamman, William—J. B. Hor ton . . 35 68 24 Corbett, WilUam—Francis GaUagher 880 30 24 Cordes, John D.—Charles Boese 167 34 24 CampbeU, Daniel W.—VV. S. Thom- •

son et a l ; 2.S4 20 26 Crawford, John—J. and W. MUlard. 1,404 50 26 Cooper, Moses—Otto Uhlig 56 05 28 Carr, Wm. H.—Samuel Bernstein. . . 191 84 28 Carroll, Wm. H.—J. F . CarroU 212 69 28 Cenfcone, F.—Dept. of BuUdings 68 56 28 CamberUng, Stephen (Impl.)—T. M.

Davis . . 2,152 .50 29 Carberry, James B.—Marine Nafcional

Bank 879 78 29 Calder, Alexander—P. C. Coffin 75 29 29 Cassidy, Thos.—^Mortimer Hendricks. 2,239 56 29 Cohn, Louis—I. F . H u n t 8,993 75 29 CarroU, WUliam—W. E. Chapman. . 136 46 34 DUl, EH—Peter Relyea 315 88 24 Dunne, Pafcrick W.—John L Murphy .539 25 24 fche same J . P . Preston 462 00 25 Dannenbaum, Moses—^Israel Kafczen-

stein 3,191 14 25 Durr , Jacob—C. Peiguspau 385 86 25 de Smedfc, E. J.—A. Keppebnann... . 95 38 26 Dunning, Wilmofc M.—J. and W.

MiUard 1,404 .50 26 Decker, Enoch D.—W. A. T y l e r . . . . 280 55 26 Dempwolff, H. G.—Andw. CampbeU 519 88 29 Dunlop, James S.—Home Ins. Co . . . . 383 64

20 Eoe! Samuel C J^^«« Cavanagh 72 80 30 Duer, George R.—B. K. Esler 2,.580 84 30 Esfce, Edwin—John Norton 769 37 24 Fifczgerald, Edward—John SulUvan.. I l l 83 24 Field, Floyd F . - J " . G. Falconer . . . . 76 31

^ ^ F S r ; 2 d a r [ E . F r a n c f o r f c e r . . . 77 96

24 Parrar , George C—David Rogers . . . . 183 96 25 Furber, Jesse H.—Albert Horn, J r . . 159 82 25 Fowler, K HUl—J. C. Taylor 10 00 28 Pancher, George B.—V. G. Thomas.. 2,245 57 28 Furber, Mr.—Frederick Diederichs. . 89 33 29 Friedlander, Max—T. P . E ldr idge . . . 2,572 89 29 Fischer, A.—D. R. Hobart 78 78 80 Floyd, WiUiam—J. S". Husted 129 45 30 Finerfcy,—.-^J. and M. Cavanagh. . . . 72 80 24 Gavin, Michael—James WilUams 376 09 26 Garrison, Nelson A.—M. H. Duck-

worth 272 89 26 Goetz, Adolph—Andrew CampbeU... 519 88 26 Grosjean, Florian—G. J . Turner 241 84 28 Gray, W. Farley—C. R. Gregor 185 69 24 Hafner, E.—Jacob Munzinger 181 15 24 Harfcman, Mafchias—Henry Herrman. 183 93 nc HiU, Isaac, surv. firm | James Hen-'̂ '̂ H. Scotfc & Isaac HUl f derson 1,584 00 26 Hambrecht, Albert—Andrew Camp-

beU 519 88 28 Hamann, E d w a r d - H e l e n a F U a n d . . . 4,194 11 28 Hayes, Thomas—CJ. F . Rogers 110 71 39 Herdmann, Lyman—^Pefcer Heraghty 548 23 29 Hoffman, George—B. Schmidt. 123 36 30 Howard, Justine H.—J. H. Demoresfc 83 50 24 Ipsen, George—W. L. ChUds 243 66 24 Jones, Walker P.—Enoch George 1,868 08 24 Jackson, WiUiam—Wm. Witfcers 555 73 28 Joslin, OrvUle R.—V. G. T h o m a s . . . 2,245 57 39 Jennings, L. D. P.—^Benjamin Lee . . 128 84 39 Johnston, James C.—^Nicholas Earle. 1,409 85 30 Jennings, L. De F.—J. C. B a r t o n . . . 88 31 25 Kinnen, Walfcer W.—PhUip Van Vol-

kenbergh 228 76 35 Kennedy, I.—A. Goodman 68 00 26 Kubely, John B.—George Bemer 211 88 26 Kramer, WiUiam—Andrew Campbell 519 88 26 Klein, Pefcer—Alberfc Hahn 450 44 30 KimbaU, Richard B.—David Cohen. 803 80 30 Kerr, John—Edward Burke 359 88 80 Keller, Leon—Henry Bxsfcein... 219 78 24 Leary, Jeremiah—Wm. HaU 463 97 24 Langman, Rebecca—^Kate G r e e n . . . . 595 75 26 Lanzes, Peter—Timothy B r i e n . . . . . . 124 13 26 LaUy, Michael—George D u v a l . . . . . . . 309 67 38 Lawrence, Sarah J.—C. R. Gregor.. . 185 69 39 Liebenstein, Charles—T. P . Eldridge 2,572 89 30 Lammeis, Charles—Robert Blancke. 853 6§ 30 . the same ^Michael Devine . . 541 44

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

^ S : S S m o n ' * ^ 1 J- H- Rosenberg. .52 33 24 Myers, William.—John Meagher . . . . 124 73 24 Mann, WUliam W.—W. C. Bryan t . . 79 78 25 Merrick, James—J. & J . D. Trimble 171 63 25 the same -John Trimble 180 90

2 5 E & , ^ ^ ; S a m S H . B . D e m i l f c . . . . 218 20

26 Meddaugh, J . H — M . C. Smifch 78 55 •26 Myers, Myer H.—C. P . & G. H.

Chickering 365 26 28 MLx, Isaac—J. F . CarroU 212 69 28 Morrison, William — Samuel Bern-

stein et. al 191 84 29 Martm, Roger P . - M . M. Decker 453 08 29 Manowifcch, Morris—L. L. Levy 1,010 44 24 McCloud, R i c h a r d - J . J . Murphy. . . 529 25 24 the same—, J. P. Pre.ston 403 CO 24 McMeyer, —.—Felix Puentes 1,284 43 25 McGav, James—Dep'fc Buildings. . £0 MoHugh, K. J . , Jr.—SUas Mason. 26 fche same- fche same

OS 56 694 81 508 20

191 84 88 84

.529 25 463 00 587 61

373 89 126 38 39 81 160 81

13 94 334 72

23 McCullough, Andrew J.—SamL Eern-sfcein

24 Nutting, Lucius B.—William Polje.. 24 Nicholson, WilUam—John J. Murphy 24 the same J . P. Preston 25 Neher, OUvia—W. McElhinney 36 Nickerson, Prince W.—^M. H. Duck-

worth 28 Ncal, WUliam—John G. Butler 25 Ogden, J . W.—Robert Bassefcfc 23 Pierson, WUliam S.—J. L. Scofield.. nA Pendergrast, James P . (̂ J . B . Law-

Pendergrasfc, Charles H. \ son 24 Payne, Hiram—R. L. DeUsser 25 Prendergast, James W. — Michael

Murphy 1,007 .50 26 Pinckney, C. H.—W. Zimmerman. . 29 84 29 Peyser, Albert—L. L. Levey 1,010 41

29 a t T h S ^ F ^ - [ G e o r g e K e c k . . 681 97 Quinn, John H., otherwise 1

kno-wn as Isaac 28 Quin, John H. , also as }- P .

Quin, John J . , also as I Martin Quin, John G. J

23 Ross P . Sanford—J. C. Voorhees . . . . 24 Russell, John W.—Prazier Baker 24 Rogers, Archibald G.—G. E. Seymour 26 Ryan, Thomas—B. M. Hartshorn 28 Rosenberg, Herman—Helena Filand 28 Rowell, Franklin—V. G. Thomas . . . . 38 Requa, N. M.—Zoberfc Usher, J r 28 Reutzer, Emma J.—James Reed 29 Rofch, Isaac—Joseph Speesman

2 9 g S M r s . , h i s w i f e | D - ^ - T u U y . . 23 Schaiifele, John—J. Peore 23 Summers, James B.—Amer. Whip

Co 33 Sandford, Pefcer—J. C. Voorhees 23 Schofield. D. M.—C. S. TuthiU 24 Skinner, Charles—Jetta Haas 24 Sigler, —.—W. L. ChUds

29 The VenfcUafcing Rubber Shoe Co.—D. A. Sanborn 132 73

24 VaUee, Paul—Alex. TiUott (gold) . . . 1,638 48 24 Webber, John—A. W. Platfc 183 07 24 Warren, John—Robert Squires 312 26 25 Weber, T.—J. and J . D. T r imb le . . . 159 81 25 WUliams, Oscar—G. H. Quinn 253 88 .36 Wolf, Robert —Richard Heckscher,

J r 428 34

28 lZti&$^'- \ ^"^^-^ 33orda.. 459 65 29 Wilson, A.—J. L. Robbins 44 50 29 Westcotfc, Charles S.—W. B. Duncan 501 88 80 Williams, James Cavanagh. . . . 73 80

24,601 00

c), Scanlan, John P . ~ Scanlan,' Siichael

fche same

J . T. Preston. I - J . I. Murphy.

380 97 1,010 44 433 43 335 38

4,194 11 3.345 57 130 44 305 09 123 16

19 50

548 73

105 38 380 97 158 31 28 83 ,343 60

463 00

.529 25 5i)5 75 610 89

KINGS COUNTY JUDGMENTS. Augusfc. 33 Averj^ A. D.—W. H. Erwin 24 Barretfc, John—^R. Purchase 25 Black, Mrs.—J. Weber : . 28 Brown, Robfc. R.—J. Bgrger 29 Bellew, Lawrence—J. L. tifcreifc 29 Buckley, James—C. A. Eckerfc 30 Beck, Conrad—H. V. Keller 23 CarroU, J. V.—J. E. Armstrong 24 Cambreleng, Steph.—T. M. D a v i s . . . 25 Cogswell, Benj. F.—J. P . S n o w . . . . . 38 CorneU, D. T.—R. A. Ridley 39 Carroll, W. H.—W. B. C h a p m a n . . . . 29 Coe, Enoch—A. D. Schlesinger 30 Cassidy, Thos.—M. Hendricks 23 Dougherty, Geo. W.—C. H Osgood. 24 Daggett, Jethio—^F. Sherwood 34 Dawson, T. W.—A. Rieglemann

2* S c h o f i d t D . M l c . S . TuthUl

30 Duer, Geo. R.—B. K. Esler 30 Doe, Jno, and Samuel, and — Wil-

liams, &G.—J. Cavanagh 34 Edgefcfc, Reuben—G. C. Hansen 34 Ernst , PhiUp—M. Wise 36 Ennis, James—J. Johnson 26 Bnker, Chrisfcian—T. J . Washbmm.. 30 Bichhorn, H.—T. McLaughlin 34 Fiegel, Henry—S. Brown 26 Fischer, Wm. and Adam—E. Pranc-

forfcer 29 ParreU, Mark—J. B. Burke 80 Finerty, —. and —. WiUiams, J . and

S. Doe efc al.—J. Cavanagh 30 Folan, Marfcin—B. Valentine 30 Gerau, Geo. W.—E. B. O'Brine 24 Hackett , Jeremiah—Phoenix Ins. Co. 34 Hovey, Saml. D.—J. P . Snow

36 Thompson, Wm. and Louise — J. Johnson 79 63

39 The VentUating Rubber Shoe Co.— D. A. Sanborn 133 73

39 Tewes, John F.—J. B. Myenberg. . . 118 20 29 The Brooklyn Trinidad Asphalt

Pavfc. Co.—A. B. Sfceams 473 04 39 The City Fire Ins. Co., Hartford—

D. T. LifcfceU 4,921 20 33 Utley, Wm. R.—C. H. Osgood 2,4.54 61 24 Weiser, Fredk.—C. Meyer (Admr.) . 25 Williams, Chas.—R. Pafcrick 25 fche same the same

24 24 Squire, Alfred L.—Kate Green 24 Stuve, Henry—Glaus Martin 24 Styles, M. H. R.—G. V/. Ryckman,

J r 868 95 24 fche same fche same 1,393 35 24 fche same the same 1,953 44 25 Shaw, Timofchy H.—W. and J . W.

GiUies : 741 77 26 Swain, E.—M. H. Duckworth 373 89 26 Sigerson, John—J. B. Walsh 9,839 18 26 Shajs John—G. A. Osgood 500 97 26 Seebeck, Herman—E. P . ShotweU.. . 30 23 26 Seger, Nicholas—Depfc. of Buildings. 68 56 26 Sanford, Benjamin G. —Dennis Devoy 1,0.23 19 28 Scotfc, Thomas R.—M. L. Mackenzie. 139 18 28 Skinner, R icha rd—F. H & T. Leg-

gett 3,499 47 28 Sundmacher, C. H.—Augusfc Reymerfc 44 50 29 Schaffer, PhiUpp—John Beckel 386 57 29 Scholes, Frederick—A. T. Sfcewarfc... 605 85 29 Strauss, EmU G.—E. A. Fraser 239 03

29 i S f r ^ o r ^ i m a m ^^ [ W. B. Chapman 186 46 24 Smifch, Thomas C—C. P. Tag 545 76 35 Smith, Chandler—^A. Keppelmanu. . 95 38 34 Torre, Guisseppe—Henry Zahn. 114 61 26 Teisseire, Fanny M.—George Wil-

l i a m s . . . . . . • 180 88 38 Taylor, Joseph—Edwin Van Ant-

werp.' 76 93 29 Tapfer, Mr.—C. Ferguspan 74 17 33 To WE send, Benjamin C.—Nicholas

Bade 1,409 85 25 The Lebanon Springs R. R. Co.—R.

M. Blafcchford (Admr.) 370 86 28 The N. Y. Gold Mining Co., Color-

ado—Joseph E. Gay 15,312 14

2- Hyde, Wm. A. and I j r-nnnifF '^'^ HiU, Mary A. ] ' ^ ' ^^^^^ •••• 25 Hanffc, Adam—O. A. WestfaU 39 Herklatz, Wm.—H. Mafchias 23 Jones, Fred 'k H.—Alice L. Oswald. . 34 Jennys, J. L. R.—S. Mason 34 the same the same 28 Jones, Walfcer—W. M. Gambl ing . . . . 35 Kmnen, Walfc. W.—P. Van Volken-

burgh 20 Koehl, John—D. A Van Home 35 Lewers, Samuel—E. Alsop 36 Lutz, Mary—P. Hun t 33 McHugh, M. J. , J r .—S. Mason 34 Meyer, Brnsfc H.—C. Meyer (Admr.) 24 Meyer, Charlofcte and Simon—J. H

Rosenberg ne Marshall, Theo. and / -ni -rr n , 2« Mifctauer, George f ^- ^^^^ncforfcer 26 fche same the same 26 Mahoney, John—T. J . MorreU 38 McAdamfs, Geo.—W. J . Rider 28 the same B. C. MUler 39 Myers, Myer H.—C. F . Chickering.. 26 Newman, A. G.—W. B. Boyle 34 Payne, Hiiram—^R. L. DeUsser 25 Rhue, Jas . T.—^R. Pafcrick 25 the same fche same 26 Rocker, Jacob—B. Francforfcer...... 28 Roberfcs, Samuel—J. Berger 39 Renkeh, Martin—J. G. Hoffman 39 fche same J . B. Meyenborg. 39 ReUly, John—R. R. Roe 80 Roe, Richard and —. WiUiams, &c.—

J. Cavanagh 23 Simpson, Jas. E.—H. L. P i e r s o n . . . . 24 Shonnardj Mrs. H.—^A. Richardson.. 24 Schofield, D. M.—C. S. TuthUl 26 Smifch, Rylance—T. J . MorreU 28 Seebeck, Herman—B. P . ShotweU... gq Simonson, J . B. &'

1374 64 117 88 99 02

4S6 56 93 13

1,063 .55 319 79 477 40

3,153 50 288 08 117 34 186 46

33 06 2,239 56 8,454 61

394 65 133 61

158 31

2,580 84

73 80 165 18

51 65 187 39

66 75 57 74

184 09

77 96 51 87

73 SO 76 54 27 84 81 81

288 OS

146 93

821 53 268 86 3(5 20 455 58 846 86

1,024 25

238 76 223 22 315 07 - 75 84 184 77 353 04

53 33

168 91

177 37 309 44 898 07 463 48 365 36 131 90 884 73 226 67 376 95 163 91 486 56 118 20 118 27 93 53

73 80 1,837 60

74 64 158 21 209 44 30 23

25 Wall, Pafcrick—N. Hohn 26 Walter, Henry—D. A. Van H o m e . . 26 Wood, Henry G.—F. Kenney 38 Werner, Jno. J .—J. Plafcfc.'. 89 WUliams, Dorcas—E. G. Godfrey. . . 39 the same W. W. H u l s e . . . . 30 Williams, —. and —. Pinerfcyefc al.—

J . Cavanagh 36 YounR, Daniel—C. B. Fish

353 04 336 67 376 95 200 78 223 33 190 60 395 81 83 36 300 50

73 SO 301 81

Squire, WUliam ^ V . E. Chapman. 136 46 39 Schuck, Henry—J. P . Heinbochel. . . . 103 47 30 Scholes, Frederick—A. T. Sfcewarfc.. 605 85 23 The Cifcy of Brooklyn—S. V. LoweU. 238 27 26 The N. Y. and Hempsfcead Plains R.

R. Co.—Lebanon Manuf'g Co 925 81 34 fche same —the same 462 91 25 The Woods & Wright OU Creek Co.

—L. T. Snow. . 8,376 00

OFFICIAL EECORI) OF CONVEY-AIJCES - HEW YORK COUNTY.

August 23, 33, 34, 35, 26. B E E K M A N pl., e. s., 60.5 s. 51sfc sfc., 30x100. John

W. Higgins to Adolphus Kerbs. Aug. 33..27,000 BROADWAY, S. vr. cor. 73d sfc., 53.6x93.11x51)

xl08.8 V 7 8 D sfc., s. s., 475 e. l l t h av., 35x103.3 )

John J . Searing to V. K. Stevenson, J r . Aug. 25 50,000

BOULEVARD, S. vr. cor. lOlsfc sfc., 100x100. Chas. P . Hey wood fco WUliam H. Bull. Aug. 26..37,500

DOYERS sfc., n. s., 10x48.6x45.6x33.6. known as Lofc No. 30 on Henry Doyers' Map No. 483. (No befcfcer description possible). Carl F . C. Ording to Conrad BUz. Aug. 33 10,000

E A S T BROADWAY, n. e. cor. Clinton sfc., 33.4x i 55.5 >•

D I V I S I O N st., s. e. cor. Clinton st., 23.4SL55.5. . ) John B. Hunfcer to Michael McMahon. (34th January, 1805). Aug. 35 17,000

E L I Z A B E T H st., e. s., 40x93, Lots 45 and 46 on map of B. Livingsfcon. Louis Levy fco Charles Lindemann. Aug. 26 46,000

G R E E N W I C H sfc. (No. 384), 34x80. Pafcrick Mc-Gough to John O'Neill. Aug. 23. nom.

M E R C E R st., w. s., 174 n. Grand st., 35x100. Alexander Roux to Charlofcfcc C. Roux. Aug. 25 nom.

P R I N C E st., n. w. cor. Mulberry st., 23.3xS0x35x 80. Gilberfc Levy fco Catherine wife of Daniel McCabs. Aug. 33 $500 and other consid.

W O R T H S * . (Nos. .53 & 55), 50.1x100.5. I , , . ^^.^ W O R T H S * . (Nos. 47 & 49), .50.1x100..5. f ^^^ pan;;.

Edward Atkinson to Wm. Watson, of West-chester, W. Co., N. Y. Aug. 25 168,000

W O R T H sfc. (Nos. 58 & .55), 50.1x100.5. I -ly „., . . W O R T H sfc. (Nos. 47 t&49), .50.1x100.5. \ ^ ^ P'^"^*

Exrs. of Augustus H. Fiske fco Wm. Wafcson, of Westchester, W. Co., N. Y. Aug. 25.. . .84,000

8.3D St., n. s., 647 vr. 5th av., .33x98.9. Elizabeth P . StUlman to Siegmund T. Meyer. Aug. 25 ; 35,006

3 5 T H sfc., n. s., 1.35 e. Lexingfcon av., 20x98.9. Caroline G. Young fco Pefcer Jackson and John H. Sfceinmefcz. Aug. 23 28,000

3 6 T H sfc., s. s., 543 e. 8th av., 40x98.9. Richard Ward to Mary Ann Ward. Aug. S3 30,000

3 6 T U sfc., s. s., 563 e. Sfch av., 31x98.9. Mary Ann Ward and Richard Ward fco Patr ick B. McEnfcyre. Aug. 33 13,500

4 0 T H sfc., n. s., 250 e.of n. vr. cor. 3dav., 25x56x37.4 x67.3 Caroline Abraham to John Guenthner, of Brooklyn. Aug. 25 .5,900

41 ST sfc., s. s., 225 w. 10th av., 75x98.9. Charles Mclntyre to Patr ick Mclnfcyre. Aug. 25. .nom.

4 5 T H sfc., s.- s., 103 w, 6fch av., 33xl05..5. WiUiam Johnson to Bern Bockelman. Aug. 25 25,250

4 7 T H st., s. s., 78 w. 2d av., 27x75.5. Abraham Hel-ler fco WUliam J . Gessner, of Yonkerc^ Aug. 24 28,000

5 0 T H sfc., n. s., 200 e. 7fch av., 25x99.2x35.8x104. Mich'l Deane fco Broadway and Seventh ave-nue RaUroad Company. Aug. 23 ; .9,500

51ST St., n. s., 169 e. Isfc av., 16.8x100..5. Margarefc Riss fco Rudolph and Henriefcfce Laubenhei-mer. A.ug. 25. 13,500

51ST St., n. B., 350 e. l l t h av., 25xl00..5.- WUliam McBumie fco Thomas Dooley. Aug. 2 3 . . .30,000

5 4 T H St., n. s., 114.11 e. 3d av., 30x100.4, h. & 1. Jacob Schafczto Louis Hoslzle. (Subj. to morfc. $ 10,500 and dower righfc.) Aug. 26 4,000

5 6 T H St., S. S., 161.8 w. 3d av., 16.8x100.5. Nathaniel J . Burchell fco John L. and Barbara Bonn. Aug: 24. .16,500

.57TH sfc., s. s., 20 e. 9th av., 20x100.5. Leonora P . Kelso fco Sarah v . . wife of J3enjamin C. Thor-nal. Aug. 2 5 . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 7 , 0 0 0

R E A L E S T A T E R E C O R D . 95

6 3 D St., s. s., 250. e. 4fchav., 25x100.5. WelcomeR. Beebe to J . Pangburn and E. K Adams. Aug. 23 7,.500

6i)TH St., s. s., 100 w. 4fch av., 3.5x100..5. John C. Thompson fco Jul ia E. wife of WUliam P . Denckla." Aug. 33 65,000

69TH sfc., s. s., 175 w. 4th av., 35x100.-5. John C. Thompson fco Leonora P . wife of John S. Kel-

• so. Aug. 3 5 . . 65,000 7 3 D St., n. s., 175 w. Isfc av., 35x103.3. Owen W.

McGuire to Donald Granfc. Aug. 34 3,100 7 3 D sfc., 373 w. Isfc av., 25x102.3. George Ryan to

Donald Granfc. Aug. 34 3,100 SlSTsfc., n. s., 98 w. 8dav., 30.6x83.11x23.8x76.10.

Emma Weeks fco PhUip Van Alsfcyne. Aug. 26 7,000

81ST sfc., n. s., 550 w. 3d av., 50x103.2. Thomas Dooley to WUUam McBurnie. Aug. 3 3 . . . . 9,000

1 1 4 T H St., s. s., 875 w. I s t av., .50x100.10. Susan A. Nickerson to James Gaidars. Aug. 35. .4,700

1 1 7 T H sfc., s. s., 378 e. Av. A, 88.3x100.10 1 1 1 7 T H St., s. s., 478 e. Av. A, 406x104.4^x379.. }

4xin4.4>^ ". [ 1 1 6 T H sfc., n. 8., 373 e. Av. A, 100x100.10. J

Jane Young fco James L. Young. Aug. 36.43,350 119TH sfc., n. 8., 73 e. 4fch av., 18x75.5. Francis R.

Humphreys fco WUliam P . Rowland. Aug. 35 8,000

1 3 7 T H St., n. s., 410 vr. .5fch ar. , 3.5x99.11. Mer-rill W. WiUiams to Samuel P . Westervelfc. Aug. 34 5,000

109TH sfc., n. s., 3.50 w. lOfch av., S5x K block. 1 110TH St., s. s., 100 w. 10th av., lOOx 3^ block. 4 T H av., s. w. cor. 130fch sfc 4 T H av., w. s., befc. 116fch and 117fch sts. (Nos.

476 fco 479 inc., on Benson & Vredenbrugh's Map)

1 1 8 T H sfc._, n. 8., befc. 4fch and5fch avs. (Nos. 413 to 419 inc., on same map) , Richard Horgan fco Margaret M. Ahearne. (Q.C.) Aug. 33 500

1 3 7 T H sfc., n. 8., 100 e. 7th av. (wid.), 50x99.11. Sfcephen McCormick fco Charles C. Keys. Aug. 83 7,000

1 4 5 T H St., n. s., 325e. lOfch av., 333.6x148x333.9x 99.11. J . Augustus Page to Nathaniel L. Mc-Cready. Aug. 24 26,500

LEXINGTON av., n. w. cor. 57th st., .50.2>

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

Ill

5 3 D St., s. s., 100 w. Sth av., 16.8x100.5. Walter H . Waldron to Walfcer B. Waldron. Ju ly 18 nom.

5 4 T H sfc., s. s., 200 e. .5th av., 25xl00..5. John L. -- Macaulay to Peter Jackson. July 83 4.5,000 55TH sfc., s. s., 225 e. 2d av., 25x100.5 Q4 parfc).

Simon Wolbach to Simon Graber. Ju ly 20..8,000 5 6 T H St., n. s., 672.8 w. 5th av., 19.4x100..5. Jos-

ephine P . Drake to Louisa P . wife of Wm. H. ' Bates. J idy 17 4.5,000 6 0 T H St., s. s., 120 e. 4th av., 20xl00..5. Peter P .

Decker to Caroline Adler, wife of Sam'l Adler. Ju ly 18 27,000

60TH St., 150 e. 4th av., 20x100.5. Peter P. Deck-er to CaroUne wife of Seligman Adler. Ju ly 18. 87,000

61ST sfc., 8. 8., 80 w. lOfch av., 20x100.5. Marga-refc O. FarreU to Carl Pfeiffer. Ju ly 21 3,500

61ST St., n. s., 366 w. Lex'n av., 19x80. Hannah wife of John D. Taj'lor to Wm. Phj'fe. Ju ly 18 2.5,900

68TH St., s. 8., 125 6. 5th av., 50xl00..5. Richard S. Tucker to Patrick McBride. Ju ly 20. .38,000

7 0 T H St., s. s., 95 w. 3d av., 32x100..5. P . Jack-son and J . H. Steinmetz to Jno. L. Macaulay. Ju ly 19 32,000

7 3 D St., n. s., 200 w. 3d av., 50x103.8. Thomas Vaughan to Lambert S. Quackinbush. Ju ly 19 4,725

7 4 T H St., n. s., 1.50 e. 5fch av., 50x102.2 (X parfc). Wm. Clymer to James Wilson of WUmington, N. C. July 19 y,168 66

8 0 T H St., s. R., 37.6 w. Lex'n av., 128.4x103 3 . . ) 80TH St., s. s., 184.3 w. Lex'n av., 86.txl02.3. . ]

O. S. WUUams, J . W. Britt, and H. L. Bulk-ley to Lloyd Canady, of Albany, N. Y. July 20 180,000

SOTH St., s. s., 202.6 vr. Lex'n av., .5.5x102.3. Geo. W. McCuUum to O. S. WUUams, Jr . , James W. Bri t t and H. L. Bulkley. Ju ly 1 8 . . . .60,000

80TH St., s. 8., 2.57.6 w. Lex'n av., 18.4x103.3. Geo. W. McCullum to Geo. H. Smith and Francis Cole. July 19 30,000

8 0 T H St., 8. 8., 375.10 w. Lex'n av., 86.8x103.3. Geo. W. McCullum to Geo. Stewart. Ju ly 38 40,000

80TH St., 8. e. cor. 4th av., 19.3x77.8 ) 4TH av., e. s., 77.3 s. SOth st., 25x87.6 C

Geo. W. McCullum to Thomas McGuiness. July 31 80,000

80TH St., s. fi., 19.8 e. 4th av., 18.4x77.3 ) SOTH st., s. s., 37.6 e. 4th av., 18.4x 103.8 \

Geo. W. McCuUum to O. S. Williams, J . W. Bri t t and H . L. BuUdey. Ju lv 31 40,000

8 0 T H St., s. s., 55.10 e. 4th av., 18.4x103.3:' Geo. W. McCuUum to Erastus Brainerd, of Por t -land, Conn. July 31. 20 000

SOTH st., s. s., 74.3 e. 4th av., 18.4x103.3. Geo. W. McCuUum to George Stewart. Ju ly 21 20.000

8 2 D St., s. s., 175 e. 5th av., 50x102.2. Aaron Kamak to Robert Ward and George Keyes. Ju ly 20 2Q,5(iO

8 5 T H St., 8. 8., 100 e. 3d av., 25x100. John W. Pope to Fi rs t Union Presbyterian Church. Ju ly 19 6,500

91 ST s t , n. B., 550 e. 3d av., 2.5x100 . . . ) 9 2 D St., s. s., 550 e. 8d av., 100x100 [

Richard M. Blatchford to Wm. H. Tracy July 20 80,000

1 0 6 T H St., 8. 8., 175 w. 1st av., 25x100.11. Wm. B. CUfford to Bridget Clifford. Ju ly 19 nom.

1 0 9 T H St., n. s., 157 e. 2d av., 44x100.10. John McGuire to Garrett and Jas. Murtaugh. July 21 3,200

1 0 9 T H St., n. s., 250 e. 2d av., 25x100.11. Ed-mund Barrett to PhiUip A. and Bridget Meany. July 1 8 . . . . : : . ;3,750

1 0 9 T H St., n. 8., 873.6 e. 3d av., 87.6x91.8. Clara A. Boyce to GUberfc G. GuUd. July SO.. . . 9,000

1 1 0 T H St., n. 8., 480 w. 8d av:, 30x100.10. Mar-garet A. Clark to Daniel SulUvan. Ju ly 20.6,500

113TH St., s. s., 135 e. 8d av., 15x100.10. Ed-ward S. Innes to Francis McEntee and Henry T. Sandford. July 17 9 .500

1 1 8 T H St., s. s., 345 e. 3d av., 1.5x100.10. Edward S. Innes to Wm. J . Getty and Wm. CaUaghan. Ju ly 17 9 500

1 1 8 T H St., n. s., 244.3 w. Av. A, 18.9x100.51^. John Q. Adams to John Galwey. Ju ly 17. .9 250

124TH St., n. s., 80 e. 3d av., 20x50.11. Sophia and George Ebert to Peter and Mafchias An-tony. July 17 4 000

1 2 7 T H St., n. s., 125 w. Oth av. (original), 89x 99.11. Wm. Crawford to Robert Crawford. July IS ...3,450

1 4 8 D St., 8. s., 225 e. Sth av., 2.5x99.11. Wm. J . WeUer to Frederick and CaroUne Shaub. Ju ly 19 .500

1 4 3 D St., s. 8., 835 e. Sth av., 85x99.11. Fred'k^ and Caroline Shaub to Wm. J . WeUer. Ju ly

. l -^V rr---- ••• - 5 0 0 Av. A, w. 8., 80 n. 80th st., 58x98.103^. Juo .

Hofimahh and Wm. Mohr to Johaima wife of Peter Noelke. Jrdy 19 . ' . , . . . . .88 000

Av. A, s. e. cor. USth st., 50.5x98 ) 118TH St., s. 8., 98 e. Av. A, 25x100.10 '. j

Quinby Kipp to Stephen A. Spencer. Ju ly 18 18,000

Av. A, s. e. cor. 118th st., 50.5x98 | U S T H st., s. s., 98 e. Av. A, 2.5x100.10 f

Stephen A. Spencer to CorneUa A. Kipp. Ju ly 21 . . . 1 8 , 0 0 0

Av. D, Tompkins, 12th and 13th sts., with water right. Novelty Iron Works (formerly). Ben-jamin P . FairchUd to N. Y. Mutual Gas Light Co. July 18 425,000

LEXINGTON av., n. e. cor. SOfch sfc., 31.11x100. Ofcis N. Cutler to Andrew Jackson Club. Ju ly 18 30,000

MADISON av., e. s., 7.5.5 s. 49th st., 35..5x80. John Hoey to Edward Kearney. Ju ly 17 55,500

MADISON av., w. s., 81.5 s. 43d st., 19x9.5. Everett P . Wheeler to Andrew J . Garvey. Ju ly IS .53,000

MADISON av., w. s., 50.5 n. 54fch sfc., 85x70. John C. Sears to Jonathan Thompson. Ju ly IS..53,500

MADISON AV., S. vr. cor. SOth st., 35.8x95 ) 80TH St., s. B., 95 w. Madison av., 3.5x103.3 f

Solomon Freedman to John J . Walsh and Adam S. Cameron. Ju ly 30 .31,000

MADISON av., e. s., 76.7 n. SOth st., 35.6x100. Albert Lippmann to Siegmund T. Meyer. Ju ly 19 10,750

PRESCOTT av., n. .e. cor. Emerson st., 100x100. Exrs. Isaac Dyckman to Daniel IPolhamus. Ju ly 19 i,i5S0

PRESCOTT av. and Emerson st., s. w. cor., 310x 188.5x343.1. Exrs. Isaac Dyckman to Joseph J . Potter. Ju ly 19 3,895

SEAMAN av., s. s., 178.3 e. Emerson st., 79.5x lS6..5xl.53.1. Exrs. Isaac Dyckman to Fran-cis Riedel. Ju ly 19 1,500

SEAMAN av., n. w. cor. Emerson st., 100x100..") SEAMAN av., n. s., 100 w. Emerson st., 135x1.50 SEAMAN av., n. s., 335 w. Emerson st., 350x

189.9x3.53.6x338.4 f PRESCOTT av., s. e. s., 833 e. Bolton roadj'6*26.7 1

frontage x irregular dimensions J Exrs. Isaac Dyckman to Joseph J . Potter. Ju ly 19 40,035

1ST av., e. s., 58.9 n. 39th st. 64.8x100 ) 2 9 T H St., n. s., 46.10 e. 1st av., .53.2x.54 -29ST. St., n. 8., 100 e. 1st av., 100x98.9 )

Exrs. Wm. TUden to Joseph L. T. and Geo. H. Smith. 04 part.) Ju ly 31 35,000

SAME property. Wm. T. Blodgett to same. (J^ part.) Ju ly 31 35,000

1ST av., n. e. cor. 39th st., 58.9x54x50.7x46.3. James R. Whiting to Joseph L. T. and Geo. H. Smith. Ju ly 21. ..." 11,000

2 D av., n. e. cor. 5th st., 2.5x75 .'.". ') 5Tn St., n. 8., 75 e. 2d av., 28.6x48.6 f

Frederick C. Schlaefer to Caroline wife of Christopher WUdberger. (impart.) Ju ly 21.13,000

3 D av., n. w. cor. 83d st., 51.1x57. John A. J. Neafie to Peter Johnston. Ju ly SO.. . . . 10,500

3 D av., e. s., 50.43^ s. 107th st., 3,5.8J^xl00. J . Wasserdruttinger to Richard McNulty. Ju ly 1^- nom.

3 D av., w. s., 34.8 s. 31st st., 34.8x100. Joseph Stolzenberger to Heyman Vogel Ju ly 18.37,000

3 D av., s. w. cor. 70th st., 60.5x75 ) 8 D av., vr. s., 80.5 s. 70th st., 30x75 > 70TH St., 8. 8., 75 w. 8d av., 20x100.5 ) -

John Martin, J r . , to John L. Macaulay. {}4 part.) Ju ly 19 42,000

4TH av., "n. w. cor. SOth st.. 100x182.2. Harr iet L. Ackland (widow) to Wm. W. Strew. (Sub. to Mort. $18,000. Ju ly 18 84 000

4TH av., n. w. cor. SOth st., 100x182.2. 'Wm. W. Strew to John H. Watson. Ju ly 18 46,000

4TH av., n . e. cor. 105th st., 100.11x100. James Munson (Exrs.) tp Sarah V. ThornaL Ju ly I''- 10,400

4 T H av., s. e. cor. lOOth st., 100.11x60.5, 25 lots. Leopold Bernheimer to Terence Parley. Ju ly I'J' 66,350

4 T H av., w. s., 50.5 s. 117th st., 35x90 (3^ part). Eben D. Appleton to Robert C. Ferguson. July 38 400

6 T H av., e. s.. New av., w. s., ISOth and 131st sts., 301.10x400. Thomas Murphy t o . Ann a wife of Oswald Ottendorfer. Ju ly 17 . . . .175,000

7 T H av., n. w. cor. 130th st., 25.3x75 130TH-St. , n. 8., 75 w. 7th av., 50x100.11

Reuben H. CndUpp to Patr ick McBride. Ju ly 20 13,000

5 T H av;, e. s., 50.9 s. 97th st., 2.5x100. Joseph W. Clowes to Joseph Kohner. Ju ly 17 . . .17,000

6 T H av., 8. e. cor. 54th st., 50x50. Norman Peck tp Ar thur GiUender. Ju ly 24. .48,000

STH av., w. s., J^ dist. bet. 41st and 42d sts., (runs n.), 2.5x100 Mary Jane Munson et al. (Exrs.) to Morris Schattman. July 18. .18,700

8TH av., S. e. cor..47th.st., 50.5x100. John Blaney to Thomas P . and John F . WaUace. Ju ly

„ 24 .70,000 8 T H av., w. B., 52.3 n. 82d sfc., 25x100. RusseU.

Sageito Robert C. Ferguson. Ju ly 1 8 . . . . .18,750

8 T H av., s. w. cor. S2d st., 103.3x100. Catharine A. Ferris to Emeline M. MicheUetti. Ju ly 17 70,000

S T H av._, a. w. cor. 83d st., 103.2x100. Emeline M. MicheUetti to James Rufus Smith. Ju lv 17 70,000

STH av., w. s., 27.2 n. 82d st., 25x100. RusseU Sage to Bleazer Hamblen, of Jersey City. Ju ly 18 18,750

8TH av., n. w. cor. 84th st., 1.52.2x100 \ STHav., s. w. cor. &5th st., 27.2x100 S4TH St., n. B., 100 w. Sth av., 75x102.3 [ &5TH St., s. s., 100 w. Sth av., 100x103.3 (14

lots.) J Exrs. John Lowery to GrifiSth Rowe. Ju ly I S . . , 160,000

8TH av., n. w. cor. 88fch st., 50.4x100. James A. Ruthven to Emeline M. Michelletti. J u ly 17 34,000

STH av., n. w. cor. SSth st., 50.4x100. EmeUne M. MicheUetti to James Rufus Smith and Mar-tin B. Greene. Ju ly 17 84,000

STH av., n. vr. cor. 90th st., 100.8x100. Russell Sage to J ohn Donovan. July 33 80,000

STH av., w. s., 134th to lS5th sts., 199.10x150. Max Weil and B. Bornheimer to CorneUus O'ReUly. Ju ly 81 55,000

9TH av., e. s., 49.5 n. 85th st., 34.8x100. Heirs of Thos. W. Horsfield to Adam Sander. Ju ly 21 14,000

IOTH av., s. w. cor. 32d st., 24.8x100. James Hughes to Bernard Donnelly. July 19 10,000

August 1, 2, 8, 4, .5. BAYARD st. (No. 90), 2.5x100. Sarah J . Mullen

to Cornelius V. Anderson, of Rye, Westchester Co., N. Y. Aug. 1 18,250

BROADWAY, n. e. cor. Hawthorne st., 100x100.' BROADWAY', n. s., 100 e. Hawthorne st., lOOx

1.50 H A W T H O R N E st., e. s., 100 n. Broadway, 50x

100 .• H A W T H O R N E st., s. e. cor. Cooper st., 100x100. COOPER st., s. s., 100 e. Hawfchorne sfc., lOOx

100 , Exrs. Isaac Dyckman fco Benjamin P . Fa i r -chUd. Aug. 1 34,335

BOULEVARD, n. e. cor. 63d sfc., 116.3x139.llj^x 100. .5x81.7. Joseph P . Quin fco Nafchaniel J a r -vis, J r . Aug. 1 110,000

BROADWAY', S. W. cor., 78d sfc., 53.6x93.11x51x1 108.8 5-

7 3 D St., 8. 8., 475 e. l l t h av., 35x102.3 ) David A. Wood to Charles B. Wood. Aug. 1. 40,000

BROADWAY, S. W. cor. 73d st., 53.6x93.11x51x l 108.8 y

7 3 D St., s. s., 475 e. l l t h av., 3.5x108.3.. ) Charles B . Wood to John J . Searing. Aug. 1. 46,000

CHARLTON st., n. s., 118.9 w. McDougal st., 35x 135. h. & 1. (Irreg.) Robert W. S. BonsaU to John B. CorneU. Aug. 1 17,.50O

CHRYSTIE st. (No. 50), 85x100 PhUip Goldberg to Jacob Krooks. Aug. 4 31,500

DELANCEY st., n. s. fLot 7 on W. Edgar's Map, May, 1881), 31x50. Edmund L. Smith to Charles and Hannah M. French. Aug. 3 . . .5,500

DELANCEY st., s. s. (No. I l l ) , 81.11 w. Essex st.» 84.6x100.3. Jul ia wife' of Isaac Elsbach to Isaac Hochster. Aug. 8 30,000

DYCKMAN Homesbead (Part 3),.Lots 93, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 103, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, n o . 111, 131, 183, 183, 134, 135, 136. Exrs. Isaac Dyckman to Robert C. Hutchings and Joseph J . Potter. Aug. 4 80,135

DYCKMAN Homestead (Parfc 3, Map 785). Lot 456. Exrs. Isaac Dyckman to Isabella wife of John P . Gumming, of Bsopus, N.Y. Aug. 1.300

E L M St. (No. 170), 8.5x100. Jacob Weiss to Geo. Kuhn, of Mott Haven, Westchester Co., N . Y. Aug. 3 18,000

E L I Z A B E T H st. (Nos. 88 and 85 W. side), 100 s. Canal st., .50x94. John H. Wetjen to Martin Schrenkeisen. Aug. 1 : 80,000

G R E E N W I C H st. (No. 884), 84x80. John O'NeiU to Pat r ick McGough. Aug. JJt , 86,000

N I C H O L S pL, n. s., 61.6 w. Prescott av., l l4 .Sx ' 61.7x100x117.5.

N I C H O L S pl., n. s., 176.2 w. Prescott av., 103.10 xl00xl00xl21.7 f"

EMERSON st., s. s., 688.11 w..Prescott av., lOOx 100 Exrs. Isaac Dyckman to Catharine S. wife of Charles T. Polhamus. Aug. 1 3,540

R I V I N G T O N st. (No. 271), 18.1x58.10. Mary D . Rafferty to Otto H. Coop. Aug. 5 5,100

ST. M A R K ' S pl., n. s.' (No. 79), 2.5x. J^ block. Isaac Hochster to JuUa Elsbach. Aug. 3 24,000

SPRING st. (No. 55), 35.8x118. Charles Huber to -EUas Kahn, of Brooklyn, L. L Aug. 3...35,000

•WASHINGTON St., n. e. cor. P a r k pL, 10:7x48. (Irreg.) Heirs of Joseph T. Jacobs to WiUiam C. Rhinelander (Exr.) Aug. 1 .24,000

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WOOSTER st., e. S;, 75 s. Amity st., 35x50. Christian H. Kobbe to Franklin Brown and Mason S. Brewster. Aug. 1 11,750

6TH St., n. s., 140.9 w. 3d av., 33.5x90.10. Hiram Young to James McNally. Aug. 3 83,000

3 D St., s. s., 300 w. 1st av., 3.5x70.6x35.1^x73.8. Louisa wife of John M. Volz to John Neubauer. Aug. 3 21,500

7 T H St., n. s., 74 e. 3d av., 36x74.10. John Dav-idson to Franz SchlegeL Aug. 5 81,500

7 T H St., n. s., 383 w. Av. C, 30x97.6. Salomee Schaufele to Jacob Kleinhaus. Aug. 8 9,335

7TH St. (No. 119), n. s., 833 vr. Av. A, 31x97.6. Mathias Winter to Dav^'d Dinkeispiel and Ed-ward Oppenheimer. Aug. 3 13,000

IOTH st., n. s., 119 w. Av. A (879 B. 10th st.), 35x 94.8. Clara Seldner to Mathias Winter. Aug. 8 15,000

IOTH st. (379 B. 10th st.), n. s., 119 w. Av. A, 35 x94.8. Mathias Winter to David Dinkeispiel and Edwd. Oppenheimer. Aug. 3 1.5,000

1 3 T H St., s. s., 88.10 e. 7th av., 20x108. Isaac Levy to St. Vincent's Hospital Aug. 3 . . 14,750

1 6 T H St., s. 8. (bet.7th and Sth avs. ),3.5xl03.3. (Lot 83 on W. Bayard's Map of prop, in Oth ward.) Pa t r ick Keegan to St. Joseph's Home for the Aged. Aug. 3 18,000

2 3 D St., n. s., 100 vr. 9th av., 75x98.9. EUas Kahn to Charles Huber. Aug. 3 88,500

2 3 D St., s. 8., 135.11 e. 2d av., 35.6.x9S.9. Emma Bernhard to Hydraulic Machine Co.,New York. Aug. 1 19,000

2 3 D St., s. 8., 300 e. 10th av.. 3.5x98.9. Arethusa B. Clark and Exrs. of Moses P . Clark to Lindley M. Ferris, J r . Aug 3 35,000

3 6 T H St., n. B., 551 w. ICth av., 24x98.9. Lydia Fox to Jeremiah A. Cranitch. Aug. 2 8,500

3 5 T H St., n. s., 149.4 w. 1st av., 18.4x97.8. Daniel P . Ingraham, J r . (Ref.) to Hophni Judd. Aug. 1 11,300

3 5 T H St., n. s., 250 w. 10th av., 25x98.9. Warren M. MerrUl and Josiah Walker et al. to Joseph P . Hale. Aug. 5 6,.500

3 8 T H sfc., n. 8., 130.6 e. Sth av., 20.6x98.9. WoUf Neuman to Jacob Levy. Aug. 1 17,000

4 0 T H St., 8. e. s., 250 s. e. 2d av., 25x98.9. Mich'l Sheehy to Benj'n P . and Wm. E. Crandall. Aug. 3 3,800

4 0 T H St., s. s., 175 e. l l t h av., 50x98.9. John O'NeUl to Rebecca wife of Patr ick Sharkey. Aug. 8 7,000

4l3T St., n. s., 96.8 e. B'way, 16.8x6.3.8. Emilie W. Newton to Ferdinand Mayer and Wm. L. Pomeroy, Aug. 1 14,000

4 4 T H St., n. s., 60 w. 6th av., 30x50.4. Laura L. Leggett to Jacob Cohn. Aug. 1 .16,838

4 5 T H st., S. S. , 345 e. 5th av., 30x100.5. Charles Fox to Elizabeth W. Garrett . Aug. 3 47,500

4 6 T H St., s. s., 810 e. 6 thav. , 30x100.5. Caroline N. Hubbel to Henry Drisler. Aug. 1 80,000

50THst., s. s.. 150.6 e. 3d av., 18.6x100.5. Mary E. Poucher to Simon Mann. Aug. 1 14,000

5 8 D St., s. s., 150 w. 3d av., 8.5x ^ block. Ru-dolph Laubenheimer to German American School Society, 19fch ward. Aug. 8 13,650

5 3 D sfc., n. s., 845 e. 9fch av., 30x100..5. CorneUus D. Myers to Henry Kamann. Aug. 1 .16,364

5 3 D St., n. s., 365 e. 6th av., 30x100.5. Cum-mings H. Tucker to Cornelius D. Myers. Aug. 3 14,.500

5 3 D St., n. 8., 139 e. Oth av., 80.7x.51.9x84.11Mx • 53.3. Jennet te Burchell to Michael Hullihau. Aug. 3 14,.500

5 6 T H St., n. s., 130 e. Lexington av., 19x100..5. Wm. P . Parsons to John J . Reynolds. Aug. 1 ; 18,900

56tH St., s. s., 100 w. 5th av., 35x75. Charles Duggin to Caroline C. wife of John H. Weber. Aug. 1 .33,000

5 7 T H St., n. 8., 35 w. 9fch av., 64.8> 5 9 T H st.j s. 8., 250 e. 5th av., 25x X block f

Louis MacGregor to Wm. B. Astor. Aug. 4 ; .50,-500

61sT St., s. s., 233 w. 3 d a v . , 19x100.5. Wm. A. Butler to Herman H. Kattenhorn. Aug. 5 . . 30,000

6 3 D St., s. 8., 117.6 e. 4th av., 18.9x100.5. James Thornton to Wilbur F . Brown. Aug. 4 . ..20,000

7 0 T H St., s. 8., 80.6 e. Lexingfcon av., 20xl00..5. Richard C. Beamish (Referee) fco Wm. H. PhiUps. Aug. 5. . ." 4,400

7 0 T H sfc., s. s., 168 w. 8d a v., 58.4x1005. David Scofct fco Augusfcus F . Holly. Aug. 1 . . . . .22,000

7 0 T H St., s. s., 195 w. M av., 35x100.5. Thomas H. Landon (Referee) to David Scott. Aug. 1 . . . . . . . . 8 , 3 0 0

7 0 T H St., s. 8., 320 w. 3d av., 8 in. xlOO.5. • Addi-son Brown to David Scott. Aug. 1 500

70TH St., s. s., 394.6 w. 3d av., .5x100.5. John Murphy to Addison Brown. Aug. 1 1,300

71ST St., s. s.,478 e.Av. A, 178x100.4. Thomas Kiernan et al. to Ephraim D. Brown, of Bay-onne, N. J . Aug. 3 : 35,000

71 ST St., s. s., 585 w. 8th av., 75x100.5. Jacob Cohen to Jeremiah Pangburn and E. K. Adams. Aug. 4 31,000

71ST St., n. s., 470 w. 9th av., 30x103.3. Jas. Rufus Smith to Emeliue M. MichellettL Aug. 3. 28,000

7 5 T H St., s. s., 336.6 e. 1st av., 18x103.3. Anton Riethman to Christian Sailer. Aug. 4 8,300

7 8 T H St., s. s., 69 e. 3d av., 18x103.3. James R. Breen fco Henry L. Hoguefc. Aug. 2 13,000

7 8 T H St., n . w. cor. l l t h av., 100x103.2. Exr. '' Daniel Cashman to Wm. R. Martin. (J^ part .)

Aug. 3 13,000 7 8 T H St., n.w. cor. l l t h av.,100xl03.3. (J^ part . ; 7 8 T H St., n. 8., 100 w. l l t h av., 100x103.3 79TH St., B. s., 100 w.^Uth av., 100x103.3

Michael H. Cashman to Wm. R. Marfcin. Aug. 3 60,000

7 8 T H sfc., n. s., 200 w. l l t h av., 100x102.2 | 79TH St., s. s., 200 w. l l t h av., 100x102.2 \

Exrs. of Daniel Cashman to Wm. R. Martin. Aug. 3 48,000

78TH St., n. s., 300 w. l l t h av., 12.5x102.2 i 7 9 T H St., s. s., 300 vr. l l t h av., 100x103.3 )"

Nathaniel W. Hooker to Wm. R. Martin. Aug. 3 60,000

8 5 T H St., n. s., 319 w. av. A, 35x102.3. Benj'n P . FairchUd to Eliza Smith wife Conrad Smith. Aug. 3 3,750

SOTH st., n. s., 575 e. 4th av., 50x100. Peter C. Oakley to V. Q. Freeman wife of Dr. N. M. Freeman Aug. 1 : 16,000

S7TH St., n. s., 335 w. l l t h av., 100x100.8 I SSTH st., s. s., 825 w. l l t h av., 800x100.8 \

Cyrus Clark to Joseph W. Clowes and Dennis C. WUcox. Aug. 1 60,000

SSTH st., s. s., 100 w. 3d av., 140.7x 3^ block x306 xlOO.SJ^ (7 lots and a gore.) George N. and N. A. Williams to James GUmore. Aug. 8...36,650

OOTH st., n. s., 335 w. l l t h av., 7.5x100.11 ( 9 7 T H St., s. s., 335 vr. l l t h av., 3.5x100.11 )

Siegmund T. Meyer to Peter B. Sweeny. Aug. 3 30,000

9 9 T H St., n. s., 835 e. 10th av., 50x100.11. James Br i t t to Simeon E. Church. Aug. 5 7,000

1 0 3 D St., n. s., 45 w. Madison av., 35x100.11... [ 104TH St., s. s., 45 w. Madison av., 3.5x100.11.. )

Stephen C. Williams to Lewis J . Phillips Aug. 4 8,000

104TH St., n. s., 350 w. 3d av., 2.5x10011. Pefcer Nielsen fco Thomas H. Farrell. Aug. 3 nom.

109TH-St., n. s., 335 e. 8d av., 85x100.11. Robert Roden fco Maria Fernschild. Aug. 1 3,070

U S T H sfc., n. s., 120 vr. 8d av., 30x100. John D. PhiUips fco Jacob Schwartz. Aug. 1 3,400

113TH St., 8. 8., 140 e. 3d av., 15x100.10. Edward S. Innes to John P . and Wm. R. BeU. Aug. 4 9,.500

118TH St., s. s., 315 e. 3d av., 1.5x100.10. Edw'd S. Innes to Andrew B. Yetter. Aug. 4 9,500

l l lTH St., n. s., 300 e. 10th a v., 100x100. Wm. Arras to Wm. H. McCormack. Aug. 1 . . .14,000

116Tn St., n. w. cor. Madison av., 10x100.10. Ann Nisbit to Geo. M. Boyd. Aug. 1 3, .500

1 1 6 T H St., n. s., 810 e. 5fch av., lOOx >< block. P a t -rick Fox to Geo. M. Boyd. A u g . l 16,000

U S T H sfc., n. s., 331 w. 3d av., 29x100.10. Charles B. Peck to Patr ick Brady. Aug. 3. 9, .500

1S6TH St., s. s., 305 w. 2d av., 25x 3^ block. John Lyons to Wm. A. Butler. Aug."'5 1,5,000

126TU St., s. s., 835 e. Sth av., 75xi.'9.11. Gardner Landon, Jr . , to Thomas Hanson. Aug. 5.1.5,000

137TH St., n. 8., 810 w. 5fch av., 75x99.11. Sam'l P . Westervelt to Elijah W.Gardner. Aug. 1.30,000

1 2 7 T H St., n. s., 385 w. 5th av., 25x95.11. Eras-tus Williams to Samuel P . Westervelt. Aug. 1 4,3.50

138th St., s. s., 177.6 w. 4th av. (wid.) 18.9x99.11. Wm. H. Kelly to Ida B. wife of James S. King. Aug. 3 nom.

ISSth St., n. 8., 385 w. .5th av., 18.9x99.11. Jo s -eph Hendrickson to Susan J . wife of James M. " Rowan. Aug. 1 8,.500

131ST St., 8. 8., 100 e. 13th av., 2.5x99.11. George N. Lawrence to Thomas N. Lawrence. Aug. 3 .2,500

184TH St., s. 8., 360 w. 5th av., 150x99.11. John S. Kerr (Guardian) to Weslej'^Smith. (3^ part.) Aug. 4 '. nom.

134TH St., 8. s., 360 w. 5th av., 1.50x99.11. John S. Kerr (Guardian) to Wesley Smith. (3^ part .)

, Aug. 4 . . . . .nom. LEXINGTON av., w. s., 80.11 s. 63d st., 19.6x80.

John C. Donnelly to Francis B. NicoL Aug. 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 5 , 0 0 0

LEXINGTON av., e. s.^ 20.5 s. 59th sfc., 20x62. Hyman Sarner to Joseph Stiner; Aug. 1 . . . 30,000

SEAMAN av., n. e. cor. Emerson st., 898.8x577.7, known as Lots 68 to 74 inc., and Lots 79 to 90 inc. (Parfc 8, Dyckman Bsfcafce). Exrs. Isaac | Dyclonan fco Roberfc C. Hutchings and Joseph J . Potter. Aug. 4 13,980

1ST av., vr. s., 43.8 n. 34th st., 18.6x100. Gratz Nathan (Ref.) to CarUsle Norwood, J r . Aug. 3 .• 7,800

3 D av., e. s., 3.5.3 s. 107th st., 3.5.3.xl00. Jacob Wasserdruttinger to Thomas R. Agnew. Aug. 5 17,.500

3 D av., 8. e. s., part of Lot 146 on Map BeUevue Lots, March, 1845. Jose de J . Costales et al. to Conrad Bacht. Aug. 5 13,500

3 D av., 8. e. cor. 78th st., 103.3x69. Joseph M. Koehler to Henry L. Hoguet. Aug. 1 . . .110,000

3 D av., e. s., 2.5.4 n. 54th sfc., 25x7.5. David Dinkeispiel and Edward Oppenheimer to Ma-thias Winter. Aug. 8 82,000

4 T H av., n. e. cor. 111th st., 100.11x100 I 112TH St., s. s., 100 w. 4th av., 250x10011 ^

EmU Von Schoening to Margaret M. Ahearne. Aug. 4. (Q. C.) . . .5,000

6TJI av., e. s., 25 n. 28th st., 24.6x40. Edwd. Lauterbach to Mina Lauterbach (Exrx.). Aug. 2 .• 15,000

So. 5 T H av., w. s., 79.6 n. Canal st.. 20x8.3.3. Anna M. Lerche to Missionary Society Most Holy Redeemer. Aug. 2 nom.

6Tn av. (Nos. 924 and 9.30), e. s., .50.5 n. 53d st., 50x75. Wm. H. McCormack to Wm. Arras. Aug. 1 70,000

6TH av., s. w. cor. 53d st., 50.3x80. Adolph B. Ausbacher to Walden PeU. Aug. 1 88,500

OTH av. (wid.), w. s., 116th to 117th sts., 801.10"! x375 I

6TH av. (wid.), w. s., l lS th to llOth sfcs., 801.10 f x335 J Thomas A. Vyse, J r . , to John H. Sherwood, Wm. H. Lee, PhUip and Daniel E. Van Val-kenburgh. Aug. 2 . . . . - 260,000

8TH av., 8. w. cor. 37th st., 84.9x100. Joseph Stiner to Heyman Samer. Aug. 1 73,000

STH av., s. w. cor. 76th st., 76.2x100. Emeline M. MicheUetti to James Rufus Smith. Aug. 2 , 67,500

8TH av., n. vr. cor. 114th sfc., lOO 11x100 ) 114TH St., n. s., 100 w. 8th av., 250x100.11 \

Juliet Douglass fco Lewis J . PhiUips. Aug. 1 . . . 40,000

STH av., e. s., 24.11 s. 138d sfc., 50x100. Samuel Schiffer to Wm. A. Darling. Aug. 2 10,500

9TII av., n. e. cor. 49th st., 50.2x100. Alanson T. Briggs to John J . BurcheU. Aug. 1 . . .23,000

9TH av., 8. w. cor. 74th st., 102.2x300 ) 74TH St., s. s., 400 w. Oth av., 200x103.3 f

Exrs. of Nathaniel Niles to Frederick H. Cos-sitt. Aug. 3 81,000

1 0 T H av., e. s., 49.5 n. .50th st., 3.5.8x73. Gus-tavus W. Rader and Michael Schmitt to Anna Mary Hart t . Aug. 3 18,000

1 0 T H av., w. s., 40.5 n. 69th st., 30x65. Joseph Cudlinp to Daniel Darrow, of New Brunswick, N . J . ' Aug. 1 8,.500

KINGS COUNTY CONVEYANCES. August S3fZ.

BROADWAY and Yates pL, northerly cor., 25x100, h. & 1. J . DeUer to Hermann MichaeUs.. .18,300

CHESTNUT st., n. s., 200 e. Central av., 75x119.2. (Irreg.) G. L. Fox to WUliam Porter. (Fore-clos.) 1,470

CROWN st. aud Utica av., n. w. cor., 357x—xll5.3. I . Reinhardt to Lehman Neugass & Co .8,000

DOUGLASS st., s. s., 100 e. Oth av., 350x103. (Ir-reg.) R. S. Bussing to Geo. A. & W. B. Crock-er, of New York 40,000

E W E N and Stagg sts., s. w. cor., 25x72. A. Weis-kit tel to Marcus Bach 1.5,800

G O L D st., e. s., 195 s. Myrtle av., 19x8.5. P . Haw-kins to Susan wife of M. T. Tyler. (Q. C.). ..530

H A L S E Y st., s. s., 325 w. Tompkins av., 20x100, h. & 1. Martha wife of C. B. Piper to Jane Plumster (single) 8,500

H E R K I M E R st. and Troy av., s. w. cor., 20x100, h. & L Louisa D. wife of A. Sitser fco Turner Bradford, of Manchesfcer, Ocean Co., N. J . .6,000

KOSCIUSKO sfc., s. s., 318.9 w. Tompldns av., 18.9 xlOO, h. & 1. S. C. Smith to EmUy L. Field. (Q. C.) nom.

M A R I O N st., s. s., 135 w. Ralph av., 25x100, h. & 1. (Error in this descripfcion)

M A R I O N st;, s. s., 62.6 w. Ralph av., 18.9x100. R A L P H av., e. s., .50 n. Sumpter st., 25x100. . . . J

C. Horn fco Adam Hess 4,500 SAME properfcy. A. Hess to Angeline wife of

Chas, Horn . 4,500 MORTON s t a n d Kentay. , northerly cor.,238.5x76.4

x338..5x108.10. P . Schneider to John Leach.nom. M E S E R O L E st., about 4 s., and Bushwick av., 95 vr.

of. (Indeft, lot.) M. Koeune to M. Berger and Geo. Metzler. 1,400

MESEROiis St., s. s., 70 w. Bushwick av., 25x100. M. Koeune to Chas. StoU 1,400


P A L M E T T O st., cor. Myrtle av. (Indeft. gore.) A. Ginter to Elizabeth Lovett, of New York 435

PALMETTO st., n. w. s., 135 s. w. I rv ing av., 25x 100. A. VanVostrand to Hannah M. Smi th . . . 100

P A C I F I C st., n. s., 226.7 e. Powers st., 19.1x90. C. Travis to Peter C. Provost 6,900

STOCKTON st., s. s., 120 w. Throop av., 30x100 [ B L A K E av., n. s., 90 w. Monroe st., 33x74 !

L. KeUer to Minna wife of Chas. Sachs, of New . York 5,000 U 'NION St., s. 8., 1010 w. Columbia st., 85x63.

(Irreg.) R. Bennett to John R. Bennett..10,000 S A M E property. J . R. Bennett to Roselia E.

wife of Robert Bennett 10,000 UNaoN St., n. s., 100 w. Sth av., 100x90. R. S.

Bussing to Geo. A. and W. B. Crocker, of New York. 30,000

V A N B U R E N st., n. s., 825 w. Marcy av., 85x100. W. B. Nichols to Wm. Lyons 700

V A N B U R E N st., n. s., 835 w. Marcy av,, S5.xl00. A. R. T. Nichols to Wm. B. Nichols. (1868). .500

1 7 T H St., s. 8., 100 w. 5th av., 3.5x100.3. Maria W- "wife of H. Bennett to Amanda B. Hotch-kiss . . . ; nom.

1 7 T H St., 8. s., 135 vr. .5th av., 3.5x100.3. Amanda B. wLfe of F . O. Hotchkiss to Maria W. Ben-net t nom.

18TH St., n. s., 400 e. 10th av., 30x100.3, h. & 1. J . WUson to Edward S. WUson 7,600

B L A K E av., n. s., 90 w. Monroe st., 3.3x74. O. L. Werner to Lewis KeUer nom.

D I V I S I O N av., n. s., 250 e. 8d st., 3.6x100.4. Cordelia wife of G. Wright to" Thomas Cassidy and Michael Donovan 1,000

F L U S H I N G av., n. s., 150 vr. Thornton st., SOx 71.3. (Irreg.) T. Schneider to Frederick A. Pet ry 975

GATES av. and Downing st., n. w. cor., 26.6x 88.1. M. Keogh to Maria Biene 9,000

V E R M O N T av., w. s., 250 s. Virginia av., 2.5x100. Anna M. wife of J. C, Schwinn to Balthasar Schurk 3,000

August 2ith. ATLANTIC st., n. e. s,, 97.6 n, w. Hoyt st., 33.

6x80, h. & 1 A T L A N T I C s t , n. e. s., 120 n. vr. Hoyt st., 33.6

xSO, h. & 1 j D. Kouig to WUUam Horn, of New York. (Q. C.) nom.'

S A M E property. WUliam Horn to Christine wife Daniel Kouig. (C. a. G.) nom,

B O E R U M st., n. s., 335 w. Lorimer st., 35x100, L. Muller to L, Michael and A. Wils 1,700

BROADWAY and Pacaav. , s. w. cor., 100x50. C. S. Brown to Catharine Stanton, of N. Y . . .1,750

H I C K S and Fulton sts., southerly cor., 98.10x 48.9x48.3x7.3x31.3x4.7x3.6 x 4.8x5 x 8.6 x 49.10. (4 lots & houses.) S. H. Stringham to John de Vries Eckhoff, of New York. (1864.) 30,300

.• S A M E property. B. Hicks et al. to EUse J . wife of Aug. H. TummeL (Q. C.) nom.

I V Y St., s. e. s., 800 n. e. Evergreen av., 85x100. A. M. Suydam to Carl Gauch 400

JACKSON st., n. s., 175 e. Smith st., 50x100 i E W E N st., e. s., 50 n. Frost st., 35x100 f

W. WUls to Joseph Hoffman, of New York.7,100 S T A T E and Bond sts., s. e. cor., .50x16. J . Rein-

hard to AdamBossong 8,000 9 T H St., 8. s., 95.9 w. 6thav., 300x100. (J^ share).

De W. C. Daniels to Edward Root, of Lenox, Madison Co., N . Y , . .nom.

. IOTH st., n. s., 100e. 4th av., 7.5x100. Q4 share). De W. C. Daniels to Edward Root, of Lenox, Madison Co.,'N. Y nom.

CARLTON av,, w, s., 98 s. Flushing av., 34x100. W. Hughes to Edward Megar 1.500

. F L U S H I N G av., s. s., 18.4 e. Graham st., 35x163. Sarah MuUer (widow) et al. to Francis B. and W, C. Frampton, of Long Island City 4,500

G A T E S av., n. s., w. Yates av., 30x100. S. Ben-nett to Edwin H. Flavin .5,000

H U D S O N av. late Jackson st., e. s., .50 s.Prospect St., 25x75. F . Wi t tman to Charles Bauer, .nom.

August 2r)t7i. A M I T Y sfc., s. s., 250 w. Court st., 2.5x100. G. M.

Stevens to JuUus and L. Lewisohn. (Fore-clos ) 10,000

B E R G E N st., n. s.,-856.8 w. Nevins st., 18.9x100. Gertrude wife of J . D. Prince to Thomas C. Meighan 4,500

B E R G E N s t , n. s., 800 vr. Nevins s t , 18.9x100. Gertrude wife of J . D. Prince fco John IBar-

.4, ney . 500 B E R G E N s t , n. s., 887.6 w. Nevins s t , 18.9x100,

Gertrude wife of J . D. Prince to Alexander Davidson 4,500

B E R G E N s t , h. s., 375 w. Nevins st., 18.9x100. . J . V. B. Martense to Felix Gallagher 4,500 B E R G E N s t , n. s., 893,9 w. Nevins s t , 18,9x100

J , V. B, Martense to Henry A. Richardson. 4,500 CONGRESS st,- n .B . , 215 e. Clinton s t , 25x100..

JuUa F . wife of S. O t t to Win. Pat terson. . .8,500

H E R K I M E R st. and Kane pL, s.' e. cor., 48x98. J . Quigley fco Thomas Byrnes, of New York. . .1,800

S M I T H st., w. s., 35 s. Skillman s t , 35x100. D. W. WiUiams to John WUUams 1,800

STOCKTON s t , s. s., 130 w. Throop av., 30x100. i B L A K E av., n. s., 90 w. Munroe s t , 33x74 f

Minna wife of C. Sachs to Eliza F . Lieger, of Thompson, Sullivan Co., N. Y 12,.50O

F R A N K L I N av., 55.7 e. of, and Lexington av., 133.7 n. of (rear), 35x3:;.4. Martha M. Wil-liams to Mary Greasley 400

W A R R E N s t , n. e. s., 75 n. w. Hoyt s t , 25x100. 0 . McMahon to Mary J . Fleischauer 4,500

N O R T H 2dst. , n. s., 25 e. Smith s t , 70.6 to Bush-wick av., x28x78.3, h. &L C. Petersohn to Jacob F . Brandenberger 5,000

F R A N K L I N av., e. s., 17.6 s. Greene av., S6x.5.5.7. Mary Greasley to Stephen C. WilUams, of New York 2,000

G R E E N P O I N T av., n. s., 800 e. Union av., 25x100. J . F rank to A. C. Henry, of Jamaica, L. L.3,000

LAFAYETTE av., n. s., 838 e. Reid av., 16x100. G. M. Stevens to Bernard McDonald. (Fore-clos.) : 985

Augiist 26th. CLINTON s t , e. s., 75 s. Amitj ' s t , 3.5x90. C.

Lindeman to Louis Levy, of New York 18,500 D E A N s t , s. s., 820 e. Washington av., 25x110.

P . Bohan to James Quigley 1,600 F R E E M A N s t , s. s., 195 w. Franklin s t , 2.5x100,

h. & 1. Jul ia A. Flanagan (widow) to PhiUp McCabe 2,700

H O Y T st., 46 e. of and about midway bet. 4th and 5th sts., 20.5x53..5. M. Taylor to Frederick P . Bunker 188

J E F F E R S O N s t , n. s., 333.4 w. Ralph av., 16.8x 100. P . W. Ledoux to Nehemiah B. Nor-ton 3,000

MADISON s t , n. s., 140w. Franklin av., 30x100. . Maria L. wife of J . V. Spader to Bartolome

Blanco, of New York 10,000 R O C K s t , n. s., 300 w. Morgan av., 35x100. H.

Brundage to James Tonry 455 S M I T H s t , e. s., 43.8 s. Union s t , 18..5x66.3, h. &

1. A. Taylor and A. C. Murphy to Henretta Bohle 8,750

W A R R B N s t , n . s., 140 w. Hoyt s t , 30x100. J . Weiss to Dietrich Lohman 5,300

WILLOUGHBY s t , n. s.,.50.9w. J a y s t , 35x100. J. G. DonneUon to MiUie D. wife of Edward J . Powers l.COO

W Y C K O F F st., n. s., 1.50 e. Albany av., 25x183.9. (C. a. G.) B. Cole to Elizabeth M u r t h a . . . .8,000

SOUTH 4fch s t , s. w. s., 75 n. w. llfch s t , 3.5x94, h. ife L C. Rohrig to P . Demorle and S. Heim 8,800

N O R T H 7th s t , s. s., 135 e. 1st s t , 2.5x100 H. Walsh to Veronica Welsh •.. .2,000

11TH s t , n. e. s., 821 s. e. 8d av., 18x100. Hen-rietta wife of J . A. Bohle to Robt. Taylor and A. C. Murphy 4,000

B U S H W I C K av., e. s., 80.4 s. Prospect s t , 21.Ix 167.3. J. Burr et aL to Peter Scharnagel 800

DIVISION av., n. s., 20 w. 4th s t , 23x66.6, h. & 1. Margt. L. wife of T. Voorhies to Alphonso Collins, of Rochester, N. Y 4,800

D E K A L B av., s. s., 250 w. Lewis av., 35x100. A. Dunn to Pat r ick Curtis 1,500

F L U S H I N G av., s. s., 357 w. Broadway, 33.4x100. P . L. Dubois to Joseph Fischer 1,350

MONTROSE av., n. s., 300 e. Union av., 25x100. (B. &. S.) W. Reese to Caroline Walley and Mary Valentine (widows) nom.

U N I O N av., s. s., 96 w. Eldert av., 48x100. Eliz. wife of P . W. Taber to Jane C. wife of Chas. Truax 750

3 D av,, e. s., 79.4 s. 3d av., 19.9x65. B. H. Win-chester to Rasalthia wife of E. J . Nor r i s . . .3,550

OTH av., e. s., 43 n. l l t h s t , 20x14.3. PriscUla W. wife of H. S. LandseU to N. S. Bentley 500

OTiiav. and l l t h s t , n. e. cor.,. 43x18.11. Pr i s -cUla W, wifeof H. S. LandseU to N. S. Bentley. SCO

1 0 T H av. and Sherman st., n. e. cor., 100x97.10. W. H. Ward to John J . Dowd 8,000

August 2St7i. • D E A N s t , n. s., 3S3.4 e. Grand av., 16.8x100, P .

Collins to WUliam Turnbridge 5,000 DECATUR s t , s. s., 375 e. Patchen av., 40x100, h.

& 1, F , Lanzer to Mary Guggolz 6,000 H s t , s, 8,, 170 w. Frapklin s t , 35x100. (Fore-

clos.) J . NeUson to National Bank of Eliza-beth. (1870.) , .8,-500

HICKORY s t , s. s., 550 e. (jrand av., 35x100. B. Baldwin to Christiana wife of J . S. Jack-son 1,850

H I C K S s t , w. s., 75 n. President s t , 9..5xl00x3.5x .58x49.3. W. W. Sherman to Nicholas Peters.

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SAME property. Caroline A. Bush to Nicholas Peters. (Deed, 1871.) 500

MONTAGUE pl., s. s., 235 w..Clinton s t , 25x100. Rosina wife of R. M. Hooley to Delinda E. wife of Benj. F . Tracey 87,000

ST. J A M E S ' pL, e. s., 380 n. Gates av., 30x100, h. & 1. T. Lambert to Mary A. wife of George W. Shields, of New York 13,000

P A C I F I C s t , n. s., 350 e. Hoyt st., 16.8x100. T. Bailey to Mulhulda Cook. (Q. C.) nom.

SKILLMAN s t , w. s.,'. 800 n. TUlary s t , 85x100. B. M. Gedney to James McMahon 1,800

STH s t , s. s., 480.9 e. 3d av., 50x75. W. Jones to George T. Farrmgton, of New York. 3,000

1 0 T H s t , n. w. s., 310 s. e. 5th av., 20x100. D. Doodey to J . B. Kiersted and J . B. Smith, of New York 9,000

VERMONT av., centre line. 255 e. New Jersej"^ av., Lot 18, W. B. Howard's Map. M. Schmidt to Anton Schmidt, of Newark, N. J 3,000

Y A T E S av., w. s., 50 s. Ellery s t , 3.5x100, h. & 1. F . Pommerenke to Chi-istian Freund, of New York 9,000

August 2Qth. CARROLL and Court sts., n. w. cor., 99x39.6. J .

Leach to John T. G. Leach. (1865.) g i f t D E V O E s t , n. s., 887.10 e. Bushwick av., 85x100.

J . Seibel to PhU. Grosbeck 1,650 M A R I O N s t , n. s., 650 e. Stuyvesant av., 8.5xloO.

S. Autrop to Stephen D. Overton 1,800 MY'RTLE s t , n. w. 8., 835 s. w. Johnson av., 25x

100. M. Har tmann to Mathias J . Pe t ry 450 M Y R T L E s t , n. s., 375 e. Evergreen av., 35x75.4.

Susannah wife of G. Hodson to Sander Cadee, of New York 550

M I L L s t , s. s., 250 e. Georges st. on old map, j now Court St., 25x100. Emeline wife of W. J . Coffin to Matthew Keough 1,800

P R O S P E C T st., w. s., 500 s. Vernon av., 35x17.5. J . H. McKinney to Catharine Carey (widow). 375

STOCKTON s t , B. S., 840 w. Throop av., 40x100. ) STOCKTON s t , s. s., 100 w. Throop av., 80x100, >•

three houses and lots ) L. KeUer to Ottibe Platan, of New York . . .nom.

W Y C K O F F s t , s. s., 80 w. 8d av., 40x100 1 W Y C K O F F s t , s. s., 160 w. 3d av., 40x100, four >-

houses and lots ) W. H. Seeley to Abraham R. Stagg, of Pa te r -son, N. J exch, and 5,000

W A R R E N s t , n. s., 180 w. 3d av., 30x100, h. & L T. Murray to Abraham R. Stagg, ' of Pater-son, N. J ,.10,000

W A R R E N s t , n. s., 300 w. 3d av., 20x100, h. & 1. T. Murray to Abraham R. Stagg, of Pa te r -son, N . J 10,000

1ST. and Nassau sts., s. w. cor., 150x197x150x165. J . W. Harway to Margaret wife of Ignas Riss, of Flushing, L. I 9,000

1 8 T H St., n. s., 96 w. 7th av.. 18x J^ block. S. D. Morris to Bryan Griffin, of New'York 3,700

A T L A N T I C and Paca avs. ,n . w. cor., 97.6x98.7. J . W. Harway to Margaret wife of Ignas Riss, of Flushing, L. 1 8,000

U N D E R B I L L av. and Wyckoff s t , s. e. cor., lOlx 131.6x45.9x93.1. N. Doherty to EUas J . Beach, of Glen Cove, L. I . , 8,000

6TH av., w. s., 80.4 n. Prospect av., 18x80, h. & 1. B. Flamn to Adam Herderich 13,000

(C. 500 H U D S O N av., e. s., 50 s. Prospect s t , S5x7.5. C.

Bauer to Charlotte wife of P. Wit tman nom. H I C K S s t , w. s., 84.5 n. Pj-esident s t , 15.7x46.9x

49. j . T. Sackett to CaroUne A. Bush. (Fore-clos.) ( 1 8 7 0 . ) . . . . . . . . . ; . . : . . 5 0 0

PKOJECTED BUILDINGS.

The foUowing plans embrace aU tha t have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings since oiu: last repor t :—

H A N K ST. ( N O . 79), ONE FOUR-STORY BRICK tenement, 35x54; owner. CHRISTIAN S C H A E F E R ; architect, JuL ius MuNCKWiTz; builder, W M . W E I S M A N .

B L E E C K E R ST. ( N O . 287), OUTE FIVE-STORY AND basement brick tenement, 84x67; owner, J . HoFF; architect, R O B E R T M O O K ; buUder, J O H N L E S -SCHER.

C H U R C H ST., E. S., 58 N. L I S P E N A R D ST., ONE four-story brick second-class store, 83x50; owner, S. V. L E V I ; architect, W. H. CAUVET.

FORTY-EIGHTH ST., N. S., BET. MADT.SON AND 5th avs., one four-story and basement free-stone first-class dwelling, 35x65; owner, WILLI.AM K E M P ; architects, W M . F I E L D & S O N ; buUders, D . dt E . H E R B E R T .

F O R T Y - E I G H T H ST. ( N O . 183 W.) , ONE F I V E -story brown-stone front tenement, 3.5x58; owner, A S H E R H E C H T ; architects, W. T. B E E R tfe SON ; builder, SAMUEL COCHRAN.

F O R T Y - N I N T H ST., N. S., 539 w, 5 T H AV., TWO four-story brown-stone front first-class dwellings, 33x60; owner, W. C. L E S S T E B ; arphitecfcs, D. & J . JARDINE.


_ F O R T Y - N I N T H ST,, N. S., IOOW, 6Tn AV., ON-B three-story brick stable, 50x40; owner j J O H N B L A -NEY ; architect, W. H. CAUVET.

F I F T I E T H ST., S. S:, 100 E . 1 0 T H AV., TWO FOUR-story brick tenements, 30x48; owner, M A U R I C E L E V I ; architect, W. H . CAUVET.

F I F T Y - F O U R T H ST. ( N O . 41W.) , ONE FOUR-STORY brown-stone front first-class dwelling, 35x60; own-er, CLAUDIUS L . M O N E L L ; builder. MARC E I D L I T Z .

F I F T Y - F I F T H ST., N. S., 100 w. 7 T H AV., ONE four-story brick tenement, 35x55; owner, W I L -LIAM F R I T H ; architect, W. H. CAUVET.

F I F T Y - S I X T H ST., N. S., 80 W. 8 D AV., ONE T H R E E -story brick workshop, 35x30; ovmer and builder, N A T H A N I E L B U R C H E L L ; architect, J . W. M A R -SHALL.

F I F T Y - S I X T H ST., S. S., 100 E. 6 T H AV., TWO four-story brown-stone front first-class dweUings, 83.6x56; owner, S. L. B R A D L E Y ; architects, D. & J . J A R D I N E ;

F I F T Y - S E V E N T H ST., S. S., 185 w. 1ST AV., ONE four-story brown-stone front fcenemenfc, 20x60; owners, architects, &c., W. P . & A. M. PARSONS.

MADISON AV., S. W. COR. .58D ST., O N E B R O W N -stone front and brick church, 135x180; owner, 11TH PRESBYTERIAN C H U R C H SOCIETY ; architects, D. & J . J A R D I N E .

N I N T H AV. (NOS. 704, 706, 708), THREE F I V E -story brick tenements, 33x58; owner, J A M E S L E W I S ; architect, B, J . E V A N S ; buUder, J O H N DOWNEY.

P E C K S L I P AND W A T E R ST,, N, W. COR., ONE five-story brick tenement, 30.3x45; owner, J O H N N, E I T E L ; architect, W, GRAUL,

SEVENTY-SIXTH ST., N, S., 135 B. 8 D AV,, ONE four-story brick factory, 50x90; owner, J . E, DoYNE; architect, J O H N G . P R A G U E .

SECOND AV., W. S., 6 0 T H TO 61ST ST., N I N E four-story brick tenements, 25 and 20x.52 ; owner, T H O S . J . CRIMMINS ; architect, J O H N SEXTON.

SECOND AV., B. S., 50 s. 6 3 D ST., ONE F O U R -. story brick tenement, 85x50; owner, MARGARET

CRONIGAN ; architect, J . W. MARSHALL.

THIRTY-SECOND ST., N. S., 800 E, 1 1 T H AV., one five-story brick tenement, 85x68; owner, J O H N R U C K ; architect, A. H. BLANKENSTEIN.

T H I R T Y - E I G H T H ST. ( N O . 226 B A S T ) , ONE T H R E E -story brick stable, 29.6x81 ; owner, A. H U E F F E L ; architect, A. P F U N D .

T E N T H AV., B. S., 75 N. 8 3 D ST., ONE FOUR-STORY brick tenement, 80x55 ; owner, J A M E S H A L L I G A N ;

• architect, W. H . CAUVET.

T E N T H AV., W. S., 5 3 D TO 5 4 T H ST., ONE T H R E E -story brick public building, 300.10x415 ; owner. CENTRAL P A R K , N . AND B . R I V E R R . R . ; archi-tect, S. A. W A R N E R ; buUder, C. H. TUCKER.

T E N T H AV. (Nos. 433, 4333^," 484), THREE F I V E -story brick tenements, 85x70 and 15.6x70; owner, W. J . R E S S I G ; architect, CHAS. H COCHRAN.

WASHINGTON PL. (No. 85, REAR), ONE T W O -story brick stable, 36x80; owner, Mr. SIEBERT ; architect, C. W R I G H T ; buUder, D. M C L E O D .

W A T E R ST., N. S., 45.7 N. P E C K SLIP , ONE F I V E -story brick tenement, 81.6x87; owner, J O H N N . E I T E L ; architect, W M . GRAUL.

ALTERATIONS I N BUILDINGS.

One brown-stone first-class dwelling. No. 308 West Thirty-first street, three stories, 18.9 by 46, extension in rear, 18.9 by 13.8, 16 feet h igh; M. Payton, owner.

One brown-stone first-class dwelling, No. 163 . West Twenty-second street, four stories, 19 by 50,

extension in rear, 19 by 19, 88 feet h igh; J , P , Baldwin, owner.

One brown-stone dwelling. No. 107 West Twenty-, fifth street, three stories, 30 by 40, basement to

be altered for store uses, and extension in rear 30 - by 30, three stories h igh ; Leonard Appleby, owner.

One brick first-class dwelling, east side of Pa rk avenue, near Forty-second street, four stories, with Mansard roof, 84 by 50, extension on north side 35.1 by 48, 63 feet high (six stories with Mansard roof),

. connected with mam building, to be used for hotel ; purposes; James E. Shaw, owner. : One brick dweUing, No. 786 Broadway, four -stories, >85 by 60, store to be made in basement and - first floor; A; J . Hammersley, owner.

One brick dweUing, No. 140 Third avenue, three • stories,/80x33, store front al tered; Joel S. Oat-"manvbwher. •

One brick store and dwelling, northwest corner of University place and Bighth street, three stories, 84 by 50, one story to be added, and extension 34 by S3, .5.5 feet high ; David Stewart, owner.

One brick dweUing, No. 301 Bast Sixteenth street, three stories, 85 by 47, extension in rear 13 by 35, 34 feet high; WilUam Hesse, owner.

One brick second-class store. No. 103 Attorney street, five stories, 35 by 60, one story to be added; Alexander Stein, owner.

One brick factory, Nos. 310 and 313 Eldridge street, five stories, 77 by 88, top par t to be re-modelled; J . B. Hoyt, owner.

One brick and frame dwelUng, No. 173 Broome street, two stories and attic, extension in rear, 9 by 8,16 feet high ; Frederick Beck, owner.

One frame dwelling, south side of One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street, 880 feet east of Fourth avenue, two stories, 30 by 33, one story to be added ; L. Hoppner, owner.

UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Pear l street. No. 397, Joseph Agate, owner; northerly pier, rear wall and lintels cracked.

Pear l street. No. 899, A. M Lyon, owner; un-safe south wall and arches broken.

Madison street. No. 49, Eugene Keteltas, owner; unsafe north gable wall.

Second avenue, buUding southwest .corner of Thirty-sixth street, estate of Robert Orr, owner ; unsafe corner pier and cracked lintels.

Greenwich street. No. 485, John T. Robin, agent ; unsafe girder and second story floor-beams.

Eighth avenue. No. 690, Benjamin Richard-son, owner; unsafe southerly wall, not properly shored up.

Eighth avenue, No. 686, Benjamin Richardson, owner ; unsafe southerly wall, not properly shored up.

Clinton street, Nos. 93 to 96, Bernhard Weltuk, owner; unsafe rear wall and roof.

UNSAFE CHIMNEYS.

Pearl street, No. 299, A. M. Lyon, owner; Bay-ard street, Nos. 85 and 87, Morris Levy, owner; State street, No. 2, Edward Cole, Owner.

MARKET R E V I E W .

BRICKS.—^The weak and somewhat depressed tone cur-rent during the early portion of last month has entirely disappeared, and the market now seems in a strong and generally encouraging position for the selling interest. The strike of the discontented workmen did not amount to anything really serious, and as before noticed, the consump-tion of stock being good, buyers were to be found for about all fche offerings; and at times of lato there has in reality been quite a scarcity, the cargoes finding


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bu t nearly or quite aU the cargoes have been disposed of without the necessity of going below $2.25 per M, and as there is s53; Ireland, east coast, 67s 6d@,70s, according to size and des-tination ; Ireland, west coast, handy sizes, 73s 6d@77s 6d: Biver La Platte, §16@17; North Side Cuba, §10(H).12; South Side, nominal, §10; Wmdward Islands, %Vi.5{)@.7; Boston, laths, 7(ic, lumber, §3.50; Providence, laths, 80c, lumber, § 4 ; New York, lath.s, 85c, lumber, §4.25; PhUa-delphia, laths 75c, lumber, §4.

The Chicago Times of last week has the foUowing :— The receipts for the week are—

Lumber. Shingles. Lath. Feet. No. No.

Monday .5,-397,000 8,0:;0,000 880,000 Tuesday 8,072,000 4,123,000 597,000 Wednesday 4,118,000 3,260;00l) 485.000 Thur-sday 4,991,000 1.127.000 220,000 Friday 4,093,000 1,440,000 213,000

Total 26,675,000 17,980.000 2,395,000 Since Jan. 1, 1871....646,243,000 486,714,000 51,465,000

The shipments for the week a re :— Lumber. Shingles. Lath .

Feet. No. No. Monday 2,888,000 2,063,000 270,000 Tuesday 1,918,000 2,266,000 544,000 Wednesday 2,325,000 2.193,000 ' 288,000 Thursday. 2,499.000 1,7,52,000 431,000 Friday 2,-453,000 1,705,000 390,000

Total 12,083,000 9,978,000 1,92.^000 Smce Jan . 1,1871 371,851,000 326,723,000 41,107,000

CARGOES—With favorable winds, a large fleet of lum-ber-laden craft aiTived here on yesterday, and an unusually active day was passed a t the Exchange docks, the attend-ance of buyers being large and the demand liberal. FuUy twenty or more cargoes were disposed of, and over half-a-

dozen offerings a t the close were unsold. There was no change in prices, which riUed firm, as follows :—

Joist and scantling §11 50 Common strips and boards §12 00@13 SO Good to choice strips and boards 14 00@15 50 Choice mUl-run 16 00@,20 00 Shingles 3 20® 3 25 I 'a th 2 00® 2 12;^ Pickets 8 00

Following were the ruling rates of freights from the points named to Chicago:—

Pere Marquette §2 00 Manistee : §2 00(312 12X Muskegon 1 75@1 87J^ Pentwater 2 25

.' Grand Haven 1 S7X White Lake 2 00 Green Bay 2 50 Oconto..". 2 [email protected] 00 Mcnomonee 2 25 Red River 2 50 Sturgeon Bay 2 50 Ford River 2 12X

The Saginaw Courier contains the foUowing i t ems : —

A HEA-VY PmiCH^iSE.—Mr. A. F . Draper, of the I rving House in Flint, has recently purchased 2,200 acres of pine land on the Au Gres River, on which it is estimated tha t there are 22,000.000 to 25,000,000 feet of lumber. Since the original purchase, Messrs. Hyatt and McQuigg have become partners m the ownership of the tract, .and the firm will, during the comin.g winter, carry on oxtsnsive lumber-ing operations upon their land.

SAGINAW LUSrBEB MABKET.

Sales by cargoes about as foUows :— FirstClear §.g8 00@,40 00 Four ths : .3.5 00®38 00 Box 30 00@35 00 Three upper grades—dry 35 00®38 00 Common. . . 12 .50@14 GO Shipping culls 6 00® 7 00 Lath 1 7.5@, 1 95 Shinges— Sawed A 1 4, 2 5 ® 4 50

" A 2 2 25® 2 75 Shaved—None in market .

The Courier also contains the foUowing: A correspond-ent writing from Wisconsin to the Detroit Post, has the following, of interest to this locality:—

The Chippewa River, a t Bau Claire viUage, is 700 feet wide. Rising in the northern par t of the St-itxj, its volume of water is successively augumented by the reception of the waters of the Fl-amocan, Jump, Yellow, Thorn.apple, Eau Claire, and several smaller streams. I t is one of the most beautiful, and a t the same time one of the most available streams I am familiar with. I t s banks, as well as the streams which are tr ibutary to it, are covered with a heavy growth of pine. The quality of the pine is about the same as tha t of the Tittabawassee, the Rifle, Au Gres, and Au Sable rivers, in Michi.gan. The .same may be said of the Wisconsin River, except tha t there is less land in the mar-ket on that stream. There is to-day .as much valuable pine land in Wisconsin as there is in Michigan, and Wisconsin has this advanta.ge, ifc ia jusfc being developed at a time when Michigan pine lands are chiefly held by large capi-talists. The value of pine land here has, however, in-creased nearly 100 por cent, m two years. This wUl be the case for several years, probably, as attention is now be-in.cr attracted to these stream.s, and as pine to-day is .gold.

Lumbering is done here almost wholly upon the credit sys-tem, jobbers going into t he woods with no money, paying their men in orders on the manufacturerp, who in t u rn give their notes payable in ninety days or six months. These are thrown upon the market by tho men, a t a ruin-ous discount. This is exceedingly unsatisfactory to all cla.s.ses. Thus far the lumbering business has been carried on by a few firms, some of whom are growing wealthy, but the majority of whom have less capital than they need to do business upon. At Chippewa FaUs there is the largest mill in this country, its capacity being 300,000 feet per day, whUe tha t of the celebrated mill of H. W. Sage & Co., Wenona, Michigan, can cut, I believe, only about one-half tha t amount. This mill is run by water-power entirely.

[NOTE.—Wc have not the figures of t he cut of Sage & Co.'s mill a t hand, but our remembr.ance is t ha t this mill cut in 12 hours 321,000 feet of lumber, board measure.—ED. COUEIEK.]

The Green Bay (Wis.) Advocate tells the foUowing story about two hundred thousand doUar.s' worth of pine land sold to speculators for §20,000 :—

A gentlemen, who is evidently famUiar with the fact«, writes us tha t recently, on the Menominee River, pine lands belonging to the Government, of the real value of §200,000 were bought in by one or two corporations for a sum not exceeding $20,000. The mode and method of this manipu-lation of government property was as foUows: WUUs Drum-mond, the Commissioner, advertises that a t such a date certain lands, describing them by metes and bounds, would be restored to m a r k e t Previous to the date of re-storation the Register of the Government Land Office a t Marquette received a colored diagram from the Land De-partment, saying to him, "Sel l the lands colored yeUow." I n accordance therewith he .sold the " yeUow," and in do-ing so five or six townships of l and which had nob been advertised were taken a t §1.25 per acre, which would have yielded the government not less than $10 per acre had they been offered to the highest bidder, as is required by law where there is competing bidders. Many soldiers and other parties had prospected these lands, with a view to en-termg or purchasing the same. The manner in which they were bought up is disgraceful to the Administration and re-flects seriously upon the mtegrity of the Land Department.

We understand tha t an effort wiU be made to investigate this whole-transaction, and expose the action of thegovern-ment officials.

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The foUowing is also from the Advocate :—

GliENMOEE.—^We leam from Mr Slye tha t his mill, on Sec. 17, town of Glenmore, is averaging from 65 to 70,000 shingles per day of 12 hours. He runs one mulaj', a smaU circular, and two .shingle machines—a Valentine and a hand-machine. The pine timber in the vicinity of his miU wiU lasfc 3 or 4 years longer.

C. S. Smith's miU, in the same town, is out of t imber and is being pulled down.

Green & Reynolds' new miU, we believe in Rockland, has started up.

. Mr. SLYE informs us tha t there is abundance of good oak timber in the town, suitable for staves. When the pine gives out here and elsewhere in this county, as i t certainly must soon, stave or other machinery should be put into the mills, tha t these sections shall not lose the benefit of man-ufactures.

There are one hundred and twenty-five lumber camps on the S t Croix River and its tributaries, employing 2,500 men and 1,000 o.xen and horses. The .average amount of logs cut each winter is from 150,000,000 to 175,000,000 fee t

The Muskegon News and Reporter gives the foUowing resume of the lumbering business:—

Log-running on Muskegon River will close much earlier this year than u.sual. The Bi.g Drive, containing about 180,000,000 feet, is near Mill Iron, and will reach the booms in our lake by Saturday ne.xt There is bnt few logs " hung up " this season, and the total croo for 1871 amounts in an aggregate to 261,104,390; or 24,674,717 feet less than last year.

The foUov\-ing statement shows the amount of logs to be run through the boom here and subject to tax by the Boom Company, as reported and entered upon their books, except the 11,574,024 feet of the Newaygo Company:—

Names of Owners. Feet.

WUliam Addis & Co 7,685,000 E. Morrison 5,528,553 KeUey, Wood & Co 5,]22,b75 The Far r MUl 12,.573,740 Wilson& Boyce 6,114,099 William Glue & Co 8,677,270 Esau Torrent & Co 8,72;i,183 C. Davis & Co 8,419,851 Perley, Palmer & Co (Vi79,000 Wm. Rutherford & Co 5,012,798 Wm. H. Bigelow & Co 8,46:^,402 Theo. B. AVUcox & Co 10,387,523 O.

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