July 30, 1.881





The Real Estate Record





797





Neville, Timothy F.—Thos. Hindley.   (1881).        00,56

*Newcomb, Obediab—Jos  Bradenrtall.   ('80)      .534 84

*01iver, Ipa.-ic J.—Hiram Ostrander.   (1876).    1,978 30
tPlatt.   John  R.—National  Steamship   Co.

(1880)......................................     3,407 40

r< cif, Andrew—John Chawner.    (1875)......       453 16

Smith. Albert J.—Alex. Meech.     (1880)......       323 43

Selznm, John H.—August Schafer.   (1879)...       534 38
Snyder, Washington Irving—John Chawner.

(187.5).....................................       453 16

Stni in. .lohn H.- H. AV. Mever.   (1F81).......       013 45

Si'lzani. John H.—Dannat & Pell.    (1879)....       633 74

Same-----AV. F. Youngs.    (1879)............       969 80

**Slianer, Henry E.—J. J. Kittell.   (1878)....       420 39

**Same-----David Haviland.   (1877).....       4.34 20

**Same—W. C. McKean.    (1877).........       010 30

Schaiek, Matthias—C. B. Jaburek.   (1881)....       11193

Truman. J. L.—R. G. Cornell.   (1875)........    3,389 07

A\'ehb, Kdward B.—J. AV. Baker.   (1870).    .       581 34

AAHnsor, Thomas—C. C. Eddy.   (1881)........       290 .37

Zentfl, Jolin-AV. F. Youngs,   (1879).........       909 80

* A'acnted by order of Court,   t Secured on Appeal.
Released,    g Reversed.    |1 Satisfied by Execution.
"Discharged by going thronch bankruptcy.





KINGS COUNTY.
July 29 to Aug. 4—inclusive.

Anthony. Zophar—Lancashire Ins. Co.   ('81)

Cumming.s, AVilliam M.—J. C. Beatty.  (1874)

Church, AVm. H.—J. R. Dayton. (1879)
A''aeated..................................

Cummings. \Vni. M.—Phoenix  Nat. Bank,

New York.   (1874).   Cancelled...........

Same—L D. Newell.   (1874).   Cancelled.

Darragh. Edward A.—Wra. Floyd.   (1873). .

Dooley, Edward J., admr.—P. J. Mathers.
(1881)......................................

Duffy, Philip—AV. Spence.   (1880)............

Eifinger, Anton—Wm. Von Eicken.   (1874)..

ITillcnbraiul. .7osi']ih—J. F. Dalrymple.   ('73)

King, Joseph B.—J. H. Hart.   (1881)........

Kleinlein. John P. and Elizabeth and Fred¬
erick Hofmann—J. G. Baumann, assign,
(1875)......................................

Reaschenberg, Diedrich—C. E. Heuberer.
(1889).....................................

Studwell, E. A,—J Brooks et al.   (1880)

Treadwell, Isaac C—A. Haviland.   (1881)...

Selzam, John H. j „? tt -v-,.„«„.    /io-n\
Zentel, John        }• W. F. ^i oungs.   (18.9)...





268 83
2,941 43

1,5.50 20

629 21

171 18
650 41

144 51

.30 90

85 82

1,251 40

59 89





037 06

366 62
87 87

908  22

909  80





SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.

.July.                          NEW YORK  CITY.

*30 Fifth av, n w cor .57th st, .50x100. Owen
Dolan agt Cornelius Vanderbilt, Ennever
& Son and Pat. Moran     (Lien filed July

27,1881)...................................   $19 00

*30 Same property.   Richard Walsh agt same.     10 00

*.30 Same property.    John A.llen agt same___     19 00

*30 Same property.   James Ennis agt same...      4 00

*30 Same property.   Ed. Ryan agt same......      6 00

Aug.

3 Monroe av. n w cor Gray st, 50x100.   Wm.
Clarke aft John H. Perry and John Boe.
.  (June 9,1881)..............................     88 02

3  Same propertv.    Burton   &   AVatson   agt

same.   (May21.1881).....................   ;M5 30

. Av A. c s, 75 s 116th st, 75 feet front.......)

One Hundred and Twenty-fifth st, s s. 75 V

w 1st av, 75 feet front....................)

II. B. Goldman agt Martha and C. AVhite.

(June 0, 1881)..........................     63 80

4  Same property.   Same agt same.    (June 8,

1881).......................................     63 80

4  One Hundred and Seventh st, Nos. 216 to

222, .s s, bet 2d and 3cl avs.   Jos. Henchy
agt Deane.   Chamberlain,   Christy   and

Fanning.   (June 15, 1881)..............     20 25

1-4 Av A. s w cor 72d st, 100x110, 6 hou.'jes.
Gu'stavus B. Sanford agt John McDer¬
mott.   (Oct. 13, 1880)......................1,280 00

5  116th st, s s, 144 w Av A, 100 ft front. Frank

Schmitt agt AVilliam H. Hoover.   (.Tulv

14,1881.).................................   600 00

5 Same property.   Louis Bossert agt  same.

(July 14,1881).............................   --------

5 Same  property.     Matthew   O'Brien agt.

same.   (July 14, 1881.)....-................   219 00

* Discharged by depositing amount of Lien with
Clerk.
t Cancelled of record by order of Court.





MECHANICS' LIENS.





NEW YORK CITY.

July and Aug.

4  Av A, s w cor 121st st. 100x125.     John B.

Thomas for National Stove and Furnace

Works agt Mary Burchell................$589 50

2 Catharine st. No. 66 s s, 25 e Oak st. Cath¬
erine Foerster agt Adolph Baum..........    195 00

5  Same jiroperty.    Ackerly &   Gerard  agt

same and Jacob Schoch.................    102 14

30 Fifth av, s w cor 12.5th st, 100x100. Patrick
McKenna agt H. M Edmunstone, Law¬
rence McEntee and AVm. Kenney.........     73 00

30 Same property.   ,Tohn Redden agt same....     50 25

1 Fourth av, s e cor 87th st, 100x155. Richard
De Courcy agt Mathias M. Smith, Jennie
Christie and Joseph AValker...............     91 .50

1 Fourth av, n e cor 70th st. 100x100. Five
buildings. John E. Davis agt AVilliam F.
Croft...................................3,150 00

1 Same property.     Chapin  Hall  Mf'g. Co.

Newark, N. J., agt same.................6,025 CO

1 Same property.   B. A. & G. N. AA'^illiams agt

same......................................1,000 00

1  Same property.  Candee & Smith agt same. 3,714 97

2  Samo properly.    James I. and Jacob   G.

Healey agt. same, Mary Devlin and Rich¬
ard M. Henry, assignee..................   358 00

2 Same property.   Butler, McAuliffe & Ga-

hay agt AVm. F. Croft....................2,250 00

2  Fifth av. s w cor 125th st. 100x100.   John

Conklin agt  H. M. Ednmnstone,   Law¬
rence MeEntee and Wm. Kinney..........     24 75

4 Same propert3-,   Michael Vei ter agt. same.     47 50

3  First av, n w cor 69th st. 100x100.   Thomas

J. Burke agt John Selzer.................   1.30 00

4  First av, s w cor 32d st, 20x75,  G. L. Schiiv-

ler & Co., agt Patrick Looram and James

Flanagan...................................   139 75

30 Montgomery st, Nos. 36 and 38, w s. Pat¬
rick Kelly agt Wm. J. Riordan..... .....   1.50 00

*1 Seventh av, n w or s w for 57th st, abt
100x115. Thomas Osborne agt William
F. Croft.................................18,000 00

2 Seventh av, s w cor .57th st, 100x115.   Rowe

& Denman ag tsame......................6,144 92

2  Same property.   J. J. Bowes & Bro. agt

same....................................1,500 00

3  Same property.   Candee & Smith agt same   404 20
30 Twenty ninth st. No. 154 E., s s.     G   L.

Schuyler & Co. agt. Wm. Hawkins, Isaac

L. Riker and ^ amuel Barber..............   389 52

3 Third av, s e cor 95th st.  176.2x100.   Jane

Smith agt Margaret C. Smith ............   720 00

5  Second av, se cor 10th st. 13.3x41.10. Thom¬

as J. Flood and David A.. Rafter agt. Wil¬
liam V. Hoyt and John S. Stiger........     167 17

5 AVater st. No 447, e s, bet Pike and Market

sts.   James Ferris agt Franklin Wight...   217 45
*Lieirsays n w cor. and diagram in lien, shows that
property is on southwest corner.

KINGS COUNTY.

29 Eighth st, n s, 223.10 e 6th av, 75x100. T. B.
& H. A. Willis agt John H. Gallagher and

Sarah J.Bergen...........................          39

2 Same property.    M.   J.   J.  Reynolds  agt
■   Isaac e. Simonson and Sarah J. Bergen..        550

2  Hanover pl. No 24.   John S. Loomis agt W.

R. Hyer and A, Barus.....................        220

3  Tillarv st, s e cor Gold st, 27x100.    J. S.

Loomis agt M. J. Reynolds, AVm. E. Hyer

and T. Cammeyer.........................        200

39 Flusihing av, Nos. 1231 and 1233, n w cor
Gardner av. Ralph W, Kenyon agt Jacob
Schloch, J. Grunf eld and Herman Gerdes.        793





each; owner, George J. Hamilton, 2078 .5th av;
architect, J. H. Valentine; builder, Felix O'Con¬
nor.

Plan 836—Av C, e s, 400 s Cliff st, one two story
frame dweU'g. 18x2.5, tin roof, wood and tin cor¬
nice; cost, $1,800; owner, Peter P. Decker, Con¬
cord av near Cliff st; architect, W. W. Gardiner.

Plan 837—Fifty-ninth st. Nos. 229 and 231 E.,
one three-story brick parish school, 4.5x75.6, tin
roof, iron and stone cornice; cost, $35,000; owner,
St. Thomas Church; architect, Chas. C. Haight;
builders, D. C. Weeks & Son and Lewis H. Wil¬
liams.

Plan 838—Grand Boulevard, n e cor 61st st, one
seven-story and half above roof brick apartment
house, 103 and 29 aud i)5..5x88, plastic slate, iron
I and tin roof, iron cornice; cost, §75,000; ownei-,
Jeremiah J. Campion, 20 East lOtli st; architects,
Berger & Baylies.

Plan 8.39—Fourth av, n e cor 63d st, one four-
story brick milk dairy and dweU'g, 50.5x100, tin
or gravel roof, iron cornice; cost, $30,000; own
ers, T. W. Decker & Son, 309 East 27th st; archi¬
tect, Jas. E. Ware.

Plan 840—Seventy-second st, n s, 100 w 9th av,
two five-story brick teneiu'ts, .50.9 and 25. ^ and
.50 and 2.5x91, tin roof, iron cornice; cost, ?i80,000
and $40,000; owner, W. H. Aldrich, Passaic. N.
J.; architect. W. H. Smitn





KINGS COUNTY.
July 29 to Aug, 4.—inclusive.
Fifteenth st, No. 134, s w s, 149.10 n w 4th av.
Jas. C. Davis agt B. Brennan.   (July 19,

1880).........................    ............

Eighth  st, s s.  175 w 5th av.   Mosebach &
AVild agt John Gehn.   (Sept. 13, 1880).....





BUILDINGS PROJECTED.





NEW YORK CITY.

Plan 823—Eighteenth st, n s, 140 e Av A, two
three-story hard brick factories, 25 and 24x92 and
25 and 17x35, felt, cement and gravel roof, brick
cornice; total cost, $^^,000; owner, Vernon K.
Stevenson, 11.5 Broadway; architects, D. & J.
Jardine; builder, W. C. JFellows.

Plan 824—Division st, n w cor Robbins av, one
three-story brick store and tenem't, 25x(i5, tin
roof, iron cornice; cost, $10,000; owner, John G.
Heintze, 541 East 16th st; architect, H.  Jacobi;

builder,------Bornkamp.

Plan 825—One Hundred and Thirty-eighth st, s
s, 120 w 3d av, one one-story brick shop and office,
22x32, gravel roof; cost, $475; owner, &c., Hew¬
lett S. Baker, 143d st.

Plan 826—Mott av, e s, 30 n 138th st, rear, one
two and one-story frame bowling alley, 23x105,
tin roof, wooden cornice; cost, $2,800; owner,
Lucy E. Rider, Paris, France; architect, &c.,
Geo. Mand; masou, not selected.

Plan 827—Fiftieth st. No. 410 W., rear, one one-
story brick carriage house and stable, 2.5x25, tin
roof; cost, $300; owner, Martin Karl, on prem¬
ises: architect, Gr. Holzeit.

Plan 828-Forty-fifth st, No. 548 W., rear,
one one-story brick .stable, 8x12, tin roof; cost,
$150; owner, Henry Mansing, on premises;
architect, Geo. Holzeit.

Plan 829—Cherry st, s s, 200 e Jackson st, one
one-story brick planing mill, 40x90, gravel roof;
owner and architect, M. Murphy, Williams¬
burgh, N. Y.

Plan 830-Seventeenth st, Nos. 19 and 21 E.,
two five-story iron, stone and brick stores, 25x
90 and 80, tin roof, iron and stone cornice; cost,
$30,000 each; owners, T. B. Stewart, 75 West
23d st, and Pierre Humbert, 6 West 53d st;
architects, Silliman & Farnsworth; builders, C.
H. Lucker & Son, and Smith & Crane..

Plan 831—Forty-second st, s s, 400 w 7th av,
five four-story brick dweil'gs, 20x62, tin roof,
iron cornice; cost, $20,000 each; owner, C. M.
Goodridge, Riverdale, N. Y.; architect, Alfred
H. Shorp; builders, D. & E. Herbert and G.  L.

Plan 832—One Hundred and Fifty-third st, n
s, 325 e Courtlandt av, one two-story frame
dwell'g, 22x30, gravel roof, wood cornice; cost,
$1,800; owner and carpenter, A. Janson, 148th
st, and 3d av.

Plan 833—Second av. No. 2347, one four-story
brick flat, 2.5.2x56, and extension, tin roof, iron
cornice; cost, $12,000; owner, Joseph MarshaU,
148th st and 4th av; architects, Atkinson & Ro-
sGnstoclc

Plan 834^Forty-first st, Nos. 130,132,134 and
136 "W"., one eight-story brown stone apartment
house for bachelors, 79.10x98.9, mansard, slate
and tin roof, iron cornice; cost, $110,000; owner,
EUiott W. Todd, 46 Broad st; architect, A. Hat¬
field.

Plan 83.'>—Seventy-third st, n s, 200 e 10th av,
five four-story brown stone dweil'gs, 20x55, and
extension 12x6, tin roof, iron cornice; cost, $20,000





RINGS COUNTY.

Plan 622—Eighth av, s w cor Union st, one
three-story brick dweU'g, 48 and 27x95, slate
roof, iron cornice; cost, $58,000; owner, Mrs. M.
L. Maxwell, 71 Fii-st pl; architect, R. B. East¬
man ; builder, W. H. Hazzard & Son.

Plan 623—Ainsli st, s s, 38 e Lorimer st, ono
one-story frame stable, 2.5x20, tin roof; cost, $75;
owner, E. H. Tangemaun, 234 Lorimer st;
builder, W. Demarest.

Plan 624—WaUabout st, n s, 200 w Lee av, cne
one-story frame chemical works, .50x40, gravel
roof; cost, $800; owner, F. W. Aromi, 136 Wash¬
ington av.

Plan 62.5—Maujer st, No. 40, s s, near Lorimer
st, one three-story frame tenem't, 25x50, tin
roof; cost, $3,300; owner, Mr. Williams, on
premises; builders, G. Welch and J. Bueger.

Plan 626—Fifth av, e s, 40 s 9th st, one one-
story brick office building, 8x20, tin roof, wooden
cornice; cost, $200; owner, John Burrill, .5th av
near 9th st; builder, J. Buchanan & Son.

Plan 627—Penn st, n s, 229 w Marcy av, three
two and one-half story brown stono dweU'gs, '^Ox
45, tin roof, wooden cornice; cost, $4,000; owner,
S. B. Saddington. 263 Hewes st; architect, G. M.
Casey; builder, W. H. Colsen.

Plan ()28—Stuyvesant av, e s, 60 s Gates av,
two three-story brick tenem'ts, 18xS(), and one IS
and 6x30, tin roof, wooden cornice; cost total,
$7,000; owner, J. T. Periy, 1004 De Kalb av;
builders, A. Suchs and J. T. Perry.

Plan 629—Myrtle av, n s, 353.2 w Marcy av,
one one-story fram.e blacksmith shop, 18x25,
gravel roof; cost, $100; owner, H. Henchel, 677
Myrtle av; architect and builder, R. Ford.

Plan (530—Fourteenth st, s s, 150 e 6th av, one
two-story frame stable, 25x31, gravel roof; cost,
$1,000; owner, Mr. Rich, llth .stbet. 3d and 4th
avs; architect, E. C. Squance; builder, W. Oving¬
ton.

Plan 631—Lafayette av, s s, 415 e Bedford av,
two two and one-half stoi-y dweU'gs, 18.0x42, tin
roof, wooden cornice; cost, $4,000; owner and
carpenter, Geo. F. Chapman, 15 Koscuisko jd ;
mason, J. Brown.

Plan 632—South EUiott pl, e s, 150 s De Kalb
av, three three-story brown stone dweU'gs, 16.8x
48, tin roof, wooden cornice; cost, $9,000; own^r,
IsabeUa Gordon, 3 Willow st; architect, R.
Dixon; builder, J. Gordon.

Plan ()33—Court st. No. .573, bet. Bush and
Loraine sts, one one-story frame boiler shop, 2.5x
3«, gi'avel roof; cost, $200; owners, Denis &
Kline, 198 Bergen st.

Plan 634—Greene av, s s, 100 e Bedford av,
thirteen three-storj' brown stone dweU'gs, 20x45,
composition roof, wood cornice; cost about
$S,.500 each; owner, &c., James H. Darrow, 106
Lawrence st.

Plan 635—Bedford av, n w cor Hooper st, one
three-story basement and attic brown stono
dweU'g, 24x50, tin. roof, iron cornice; cost $18,-
000; owner, Edward Havens, cor Bedford av, and
Keap st; architect, W. H. Gnylor; builders,
James Rodwell and C. L. Johnsou.

Plan 636—Fulton st, s s, 100 w Hoyt st, ono
two-story brick ticket office and theatre entrance,
63x100; owners, Hyde & Belman, Adams st near
Myrtle av; architect, Wm. Taylor; builiier, M.
J. Reynolds.

Plan 637—Baltic st. No. 328—80 West Smith st,
one-three brick tenem't, 21x47. tin roof, wood
cornice; cost $5,500; owner, Samuel Front, 68 Ir¬
ving pl. New "York; architect, &c., E. G. Vail;
mason, John Hayes.

Plan 638—^Washington av, e s, bet St. Marks
av and Prospect pl, one one-story frame dweU'g,
20x10, gravel roof; cost $60; owner, Mr. Boyle;
buUder, O. Ward.

Plan 639—Graham av, n e cor Moore st, four
four-story brick stores and tenem'ts, 2.5x60, tin
roof, wooden cornice; cost, $6,500 each; owner,
Jacob Kiefer, 142 Graham av; architect, John
Platte; buildei-s, Grassman & Maurer,