iSTovember 25,188^





The Real Estate Record





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KINGS OOINTY.

Nov,

21 Monroe st, n s, 300 e Reid av, 15x100.
Thomas Millea agt Patrick Barnett and
James Wood, owners, and Charles B,
Piper and Nathaniel F. Griffiths..........$116 OO

23 Carlton av, No. 581. e s, 45 s Bergen st, 17.5
XlOO, Joseph Guy agt A. E, Bates, owner,
and BjTon L, Bates and A. E. Bates his
wife.......................................   189 15

20  Monroe st, n s, 500 e Reid av, 75x40.   John

.1.  Barrett  agt James Woods and  -—

UrilTfiu, owners, and Charles Peiper.......   220 00

17 Lee av, n s, bet AVilson st and Division av
(known as Lee Av Academy of IMusic).
Cornelius B. Demarest agt Jacob Schone¬
berger and Edmund E Price, owners, &c. 1,060 00

21  Twentieth st, s s, 125 w Otb av, 50x200 to

21st St.     Culbert  Brothers  agt James,
Margaret  and  Frank AVandell, owners,

and Janies AVandell.......................     77 23

20 Utica av, s e cor Dean st, runs east 100 x
south to Pacific st, x west 100 to Uiica av,
X north to beginniug.   James Mahar agt   "
Mr. Vernon, owner, and AVilliam Mont¬
gomery and Peter Sullivan............___     75 00





Union st, No. 138.    John O'Neil agt same.

(Sept. 23)..................................     94 CO

Gates av, n s, 190 w Reid av.   James Keenan

agt Charles G. Hall, owner, and Oscar H.

Stearns.   (Sept, 4, 1882)...'...............   500 00

Seventh av, Nos. 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44,  ii w cor

St. Johns pi, 102x107.    Edward A.  Boyd

& Sons agt Thomas Fagan.  (July 1,1882).   763 33





SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.

Nov.                           NEW YORK CITV.

18 Ninety-third st, Nos. 130 and 132, s s, .55 w
Lexingion av, 50x1' 0.8. Evans & Kitchen
agt Jospph Schwarz er, (Lien filed Oct.
10,1882)..................'...............SI,

20  One Hundred and Fourth st. u .«, 3 U 3 c .'d

av, 75 ft. front.   James Jlara agt Wm. F.

Purcell.   (June 13. 1881) .................

.20 One Hundred and Fourth st, Nos 3:^1, 333
and 335. n s, 250 w 1st av, 75x100.11. Maii-
chestei- & Philbrick agt Emily S. Roberts
and AVm. F. Purcell.   (Aug. -22, 1881)......

21  Ninet.y third st, s s, 50 w Lexington av, 50

ft. front. Curry Iron AVorks agt Joseph
Schwarzler.   (Nov. 1?. 188-?)...............1

*18 Walton av, w s, near 151st st, 100 ft. front.
Standard AVood Turning Co. agt S. E.
Davis.   (July 12,1882)........... .^.........

23 Cherrj- st. No. 26, w s, abt 200 from Roose¬
velt st. Cornelius A. Golding agt .T, Van¬
derpoel nnd  W, A. A. Carsej'.   (Oct, 12,

23 One Hundred and Twenty-third st, n s, abt
319 e 8th av, abt 99 ff. front. Dennis W,
Moran agt Joseph Blurray, owner, or re¬
puted owner, contractor and debtor.
(Nov, 17, 1882)..............................

23 Sixty fourth st, s s, 81 e 1st av, 150x100, six
buildings. Cook & Radley agt Philip
Braender.   (Sept. 21, 1882)................1

t21 Second av, n w cor 84tli st, 43x100. Mallon
& Rourke agt Drummond & Jones and
Wra. F. Foster.   (Feb. II, 1882)............

*24 Pike st, Nos. 13 and 15, e s, 50 ft front.

John P. Lenihan agt John A. Horgan and

-----Kierst.   (Oct. 5, 18S2)..................

*24 Twenty-third st, s s, abt 450 w 7th av, 18 ft

front.   Janies Blurrg.j'- agt Geo. Tennent,

»         contractor, and Rev. Dr.  AVhite.   (Nov.

13, 1882)...................................

*2! Southern boulevard, aw cor Tomkins st,
.50x100. Patrick Kane agt James H. AVhit¬
legge, owner, and Thomas Treanor, con¬
tractor.   (Nov. 21, 1S82);...................

■^24 Same propertj-. Andrew Murphy agtsame.

■■'■24 Same propei ly. Michael Connell agt
same......................................

*24 Same property. Lawrence Hackett agt
same.....................................

♦24 Same propf-ity.   John Reiner agt same,..





839 24
235 00

632 95

,oro OC

141 00





487 .^3

,.3,37 00

893 41
129 00

J.35 50





19 00
24 50





23 75





11 75
18 00





* Discharged by depositing amount of lien and inter¬
est with clerk.
■f- Discharged by order of Court.





KINGS  COUNTY.

November 18 to 24—inclusive.
A'aii Buren st, a w cor Reid av, 300x100,   .Ta¬
mer, Jacobs & Co. agt John Doe aud I),

Tragman.   (Lien filed Nov, 15, 18821......$278 78

Van Buren st, s e cor Stuyvesant av, 600x100.

Jamer, Jacobs & Co. agt John Doe and D.

Tragman.   (Nov. 16, 1882)       .............   278 78

Van Buren st, s e cor Stuyvesant av, 600x100. /
Van Buren st, s w cor Reid av, 3 'OxIOO......f

Jamer, Jacobs & Co.. Emma E. and Chas.

Jacobs agt John Doe and D. Tragman.

(Nov. 21, 1882)..............................   278 78

Gate.s av, Nos. 865 to 8/9, n s.................I

Broadwav, s w cor Lewis av, 4 houses......("

I've & Campbell agt  Charles  H, Hall.

(Sept. 7, 18S2) .............................   150 00

Gates av, Nos. 873, 87.'', 877 and 879, n s, 190 w

Reid av.  100x100.   AVilHam D.Grant agt

diaries H. Hall.   (Sept. 5, 1882)...........    174 32

Gates av, n s, 150 w Reid av. 160x100.   Jacob

May agt Charles G. Hall and Oscar H.

Stearns,   (-ept, 4, 1882)................    767 09

Gates av, n s, 140 w Reid av, 200x—, 8 houses.

Samuel AA''. Osmer agt Charles G. Hall.

(Sept. 2, 1882).............................   107 79

Gates av, n s, 190 w Reid av, 150x100.   AA'atson

& Pittinger agt  Charles G. Hall et al.

(Sept, 1,1882)...........................,,,     00 53

Gites av, n s, 175 wReid av, 80.x45,   National

Stove Co. agt Charles G. Hall.   (Oct. 3,

1832) ......................................   252 00

Herkimer st, s s, 47 e Columbiai)l,   Jolm Frey

agt Helena Bossong.   (Sept. 2-3)     .. .....1,575 00

Hull st, n s, 50 w Hopkins av.   H. Drube agt

Josepb Peter, owner.   (Oct. 6, 1882) ......     40 00

Union St. No. 140, s s.   James AV, Birkett agt'

Pa rick Cradock, owner, and R. O'Shea.

(Sept.-20, 1882)...........................   283 OC

Union st. No. 133.   Richard Whipple agt same.

(Sept. 2.3).................................   137 89

Same property.   Franze & Johnson agt same.

(Sept. 2-2)..................................   175 00

Union st, No. 146.   J. T. E Litchfield & Co.

agt.same.   (Sept 22)......................   375 00

Same property.    H. S, Christian agt same.

(Sept,-S3)......,..........................   407 0(J





BUILPmaS PROJECTED.

NEW YORK CITY.

SOUTH OF 14th street.

Delancey st, s -w cor Ridge st, two five-stor.y
brick tenem'ts and stores one 'J.5x6'J, and one 25x
60, tin roofs; owner,^Mary McManus, 231 East 79th
st; architects, Steinmetz & Scheim; builder, R.
F. McManus.   Plan 1316.

Elizabeth st, Nos. 40 aud 43, one five-story
brick factory, 50x49 and 69, gravel roof; cost,
$30,000; owner, Cbas. Gulden, 131 East SSd st;
architect, E. Sniffen; builders. Van Dolson &
Arnott and C. W. Klappert's Sons.   Plan 121.5.

Mott st, Nos. 79 and 81, one six story and base¬
ment briek factory, 50x75.8 and 100.10, gravel or
tin roof; cost, .§'20,000; owner, Ambrose E. Barnes,
143 Clinton av, Brooklyn; architect, John B.
Snook; builder, not selected.    Plan 1281.

liETWKEN 14th AKD .OUTII STS.

17tli st, n s, 100 vr Av B, one-story bi-iek foun¬
dry building, 2.5x9?, gravel roof;" cost, $3,000;
owners, Bergmann & Co., 011 premises; architect,
Julius Kastner.   Plan 1218.

25th st, No. 225 E., one five-story brick tenem't
and store, 25x50, tin roof; cost, .1;8,500; owner,
Estate of W. Bach, Louis P. Bach, agent, 105
East 06th st; architect, F. S. Barus; builder, not
selected.   Plan 13-27.

38 Lb st, No. 626 W., one one-story brick work¬
shop, -24x34, gravel roof; cost, .$300; lessee, Peter
Clark, 614 West 3Slb st.    Plan 13^8.

39tb st, s s, 125 w 1st av, three five-story brick
apartment bouses, 25x70, tin roofs; cost, each,
S 16,000; owners and builders, Parker Nason, 357
East 71st st, and Geo. K. Hollister, 1089 1st av;
architect, Jos. M. Dunn.    Plan 1220.

45tb st. No. 544 W., one five--=toi-y brick and
stone tenem't, 21.9x52.6 and 57.6, tiii roof; cost,
$10,000; owner, Sainuel F. Engs, s e cor Pine and
Front sts; arcbitect, Janies H. Giles; builders, T.
Rollins and E. Dennington,    Plan 1225,

49th st, Nos. 446 and 448 W., one fiVe-story
brick tenement and store, 42x68, tin roof; cost,
$'30,000; owuer and builder, Sam'l Lowdeu, 439
West 43d st; architect, M, C. Merritt. Plan 1234.

56th st, Nos. 414 and 416 W., tw^o five-storv
brick tenem'ts, 35x60, tin roofs; cost, eacb, $10,000;
owner, Johu J. Burchell, 708 Lexington av; archi¬
tect, F. S. Barns; builder, not .selected. Plan
1326.

BETAVEEN 59TH AND 12,5TU STS,   K.\ST  OF  5tH   AV.

63d st, n s, 231 -vv Av A, ono six-story and base¬
ment brick factory, 50x80, with extensiou 20 i t,
each 20, tiiiroof; cost, $40,tjOO; owuer, John D.
Crimmins, 1037 3dav; architect, Wm. Schickel.
Plan 1223.

63d st, n s, 177 vr Av A, two five-story brick
apartment bouses, 37x73, tiu roofs; cost, eacb,
$16,000; owner and architect, same as last. Plan
1323.

S7th st, s s, 100 e 3d av, one five-story brick
tenem't, 2.5x83, tin roof; cost, $14,000; owners,
Emeline and Elizabeth Johiibton, 443 and 445
East 84th st; architect, A. B. Ogden; builder
John Cook.   Plan I2.S0.

Av A, s w cor SSth st, seven four-stoiy brick
tenem'ts (four with stores on avenue), 25x60 and
70, tin roofs; cost, each, $14,000; owner, Jacob
Jenny, 114 East UOth st; tircbitect, Chas. Baxter.
Plan i;333.

2d av,' II e cor 105th st, five four-story brick
flats (four with stores), 2,5x60 and 65, tin roofs;
cost, eacb, $20,000; owner, Saniuel Simmons, 78
Suffolk st; architect, Chas. Baxter.   Plan 1333.

71st st, s s, 100 vr Eastern Boulevard, one
seven-story briek factory, 50x145, tin loof; cost,
$70,000; owner, Edward Leissner, 8i8 Broadway;
arcbitect, Albert Wagner, builders, J. & L.
Weber and Henry Schiffer.     Plan 1235.

BETWEEN 59th AND 135TH STS, AVEST OP STH AT.

101st st, n s, 1.50 e 10th av, three five-story brick
tenem'ts, 35x63, tin roofs; cost, each, $9,000;
owner, Hartley ilaigh, 139 East 43d st;
architect, Wm. Haigh; builder, not selected.
Plan 1229.

124th st, s s, 100 w Sth av, one three-story
brick stable, 50x90, tin roof; cost, $2O,00();
owner, Jas. Roszell, 32S West3Sth st; architect,
G. Robinsou, Jr.   Plan 1319.

134th st,  n s,' and 134th st, s s, 200 e 5th av,

four oa each side of st, eight four-story brick

flats, 25x60, lin roof; cost, each, $18,000; owner,

L. Weiher. New Rochelle; architect, Chas. Bax-

I ter.   Plan'1234.

NORTH OF 125th STREET.
129th st, n s, and ISOth sfc, s s, 235 w of 7th av,
eight three-story and basement brown stone front
dwell'gs, four on each street, four 20, and four
17.6x50, tin roofs; cost, four, each $20,000, and
four, each $17,000; owner, Stephen J. Wright,
201 West 130th st; architects, Cleverdon & Put¬
zel.   Plan 1313...........





23d and 24Tn av^ards.

Sidney st, 11 s, 20 e Independence av, two two¬
story frame dweU'gs, 38x37, slate and tin roofs;
cost, each, $4,700; owner, Mary E. Cox, Spu.y-
ten Duyvil; architect and carpenter, Sam'l L,
Berrian; masons, Emory & Forsyth.    Plan 1314.

149th st, s s, 140 w- Brook av, one three-story
frame tenem't, 25x.55, tin roof; cost, $1,000;
owner, John O'Brien, 149th st, near Brook av;
architect. Jaines Underhill.   Plan 1321.

170th st, ns, 73e3d av, one tbree-story brick
dwell'g, 25x.50, gravel roof; cost, $9,000; owner,
C. Zeltner, Pulton av, near 170th st; architect, J.
Kastner.   Plan 1317.





SLVGS   COUKTY.

Plan 1151—Central av. No. 107, cor Troutman
st, one one-story frame stable and wagon shed,
12x18, tin roof; cost, $100; owner, t&c, Frank
Wahle, 105 Central av.

1152—Evergreen av, s w cor Himrod st. si.x
two-story and basement frame dweU'gs, 16.8x38,
tin roof; cost, abt $1,.500 each; owners aud build¬
ers, Cczine & Gascoine, on premises; architect.
M. J. Morrill.

1153-i-Unionst, s s, 170 wSlh av, one twostoiy
brick stable, 30 acd 29x74, tin and slate roof, iron
cornice; cost, $16,<0U; owner, J. R. Maxwell, 70
1st pl; arcbitect, R, B. Eastman; builders, Wm.
H. Hazzard's Son & Co.

11.54—Wallabout st.ss, 100 e Marcyav, onetwo-
story brick boiler and engine house and dwell'g,
25x28, tin roof, brick cornice: cost, $2,.5(();
owners, Moller & Schumann, cor Flushing and
Marcy avs; arcbitect, Jobn Platte; builders,
Henry Grassman aud Jobn Rueger.

1155—Gates av. No. 950, one tbree-story frame
knitting work?, 3.5x50, tin roof; cost, $3,5;0;
owner, Andrew Peck, 7SS Monroe st; architect
and carpenter, Fiederick Marryott; mason,
Jobn L inberfc.

11.56—Bushwick av, No. 427, s e cor Cook st,
rear, one two-story frame stable, 12x'27, tin roof;
cost, §200; owner, J. C. Henck, on premiFes;
architect, Th. Engelhardt; builders, Geo. Herr¬
lein and Jos. Domhan.

1157—Ellery st, s s, 2S7.G e Broadway, one two¬
story frame sash and blind shop, 25x37, tin roof;
cost, $600; owner, Michael Mair; builder, J. H.'
Eich.

1158-Bleeckerst, No. 59, n y, 275 e Evergreen
av, one two-story frame d vel I'g, 3oxo0, gravel
and cement roof; cost, $12L0; owner, Henry
Collinsworth, 381 Greene av; architect, Amzi
Hill; builder, William Williams.

1159—Huntington st, s w cor Smitb st, one
two- tory brick railroad depor. &c., 2-38 and
ii-reg xlOO and 50, felt and gi avel roof, brick
cornice; cost, $22,000; owner, C. I. & B. R, R,
Co,; aichitect, J, D, Reynolds; builders, J H
O'Rourke and H, E. Fickett & Co.

1160—Adelphi st. No. 217, e s. 157.9 s Wil¬
loughby av, one three-story and basement brown
stone dwell'g. 18.(!x39, tin roof,*'oodeii cornice;
cost, $7,200; owner, Frank C. Joslin. Myrtle av,'
cor Gold st; architect and builder, John k!
Bulmer.

1161—Vanderveer st, n p, 200 e Broadway, six
two-story and basement frame dwell'gs, 16.8x36,
tin roof; cost, eacb, $1,.500; owner, AVilliamfou
Rapalje, Jr., New Lots; architect and carpenter,
William Max; mas^n, Adam Ilisch.

1162—3d st, n e cor South Sth st, one four-story
brick factory, 30.0x47, tin roof, wooden cornice;
cost, $5,000; owner, Thos. Husson, on premises-
aichitect, E. F. Gaylor; builder, Matihew Smith
and R. B. Ferguson.

1163—Tiffany pl. No. 30, w s, abt 4C0 n Degraw
st, one one-story brick storage, tin roof, wooden
cornice; cost, abt $.'.00; owners?, &c., F. O. Pierce
& Co., 20 Tiffany pl; mason, E. P. Crane.

1164—South 2d st, s s, 220 w 1st st, one one-story
brick factory, 48x60, felt and gravel roof, brick
cornice; cost, $600; ownerPj.Havemever& Eider
30 South 4th st; architect, Theo. A. Havemeyer;
builders. T. Winslow and John James.

1165—Union st, n s, 98 w Henry st, one three-
story brick school bouse, 54 and 42x85, tin roof,
wooden cornice; cost, $30,000; owners. Board of
Education, Red Hook lane; architect, J. Naugh¬
ton; builders, J. H. O'Rouikeand C. W.  Wbite

1166—1st st, w s, befc South 2d sfc and South 3d
st, cne six-story brick store house, 180x1.^0,
gravel roof; cost, $30,000; owners. Havemeyer &
Elder, 30 South 4th st; architect, T. A. JBave-
meyer; builders, T. Winslow and J. James.

1167—Hull st, n w cor Hopkinson av. two three-
story frame stores and tenam'ts, 25x50; cost,
eacb, $3,400; owner, architect and builder, John
Baur, 235 Raymond st.

1168—Greene av, w s, 140 n Knickerbocker av,
two two-story frame dwell'gs, 20x30, tin roof'
eosfc, each, $I,50O; owner, A. P. Fardon, Wash¬
ington, D. C.; architect and builder, A. A. Far¬
don.

1169—Park pl, No. 823, s s, 50 e Washington av,
one one-story frame shop, 2.5x23, tin roof; cost',
$3 0; owner, architecfc and builder, Prances
Cramer, on p emises.

1170—Kosciusko st, s s, bet Bedford aud Nos¬
trand avs, one three-story frame factory, 40x33
gravel roof; cost, $2,500; owner, Mr. Bird, Kos¬
ciusko st; architect, P. Norris; builder, E. Hen¬
drickson.