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3Iarch 27,1880





each; owner, Peter Zimmermann; architect, Juluis
Boeckell.

Plan 331—Sixth av, No. 443, two-story brick work¬
shop, one-story brick extension on rear, 18x25;

cost, $500; owner, -------- Moore; builder, George

Maud.

Plan 332—Twenty-ninth st. No. Ill W., two-story
brick store, two-story brick entension on Iroiit, 25
x8; cost, $700; owner, W. H. Griswold; architect,
B, Sheridan; builder, John Duke,

Plan 333—Lexington av, s e cor 128th st, three-
story brick d'velling, three-story extension on rear,
1,5x7"; cost, $650; owner, S. Browning; builder, W.
AV. Ada.ris.

Plan 334- One Hundred .and Twenty-seventh st.
No. 37 W,, three-story brick dwelling, twostory
•■xtension on rear, 15x6 ; cost, $600; ounsr, J, M.
DeVear; builder, W. W. Adams.

Plan 335—Ninth st. No. 4, three-story brick
dwelling, two stories to be added and internal
alterations made; cost, $2,500; owner, Ellen Hop¬
kins; architect aud builder, Joseph Eicbardson,

Plau 336—One Hundred and Seventeenth st, n s,
about 400 w 10th av (Insane Asylum), a third story
to be added to one of the two sections; cost, $1,000;
owners. Society of the New York Hospital; archi¬
tect, C. H. Nichols; mason, G. E. Gaul; carpenter,
J. H. Aukward.

Plan 337—Eighty-third st, No. 461 W., three-
story frame dwelling, internal alterations and re¬
pairs lo be made ; cost, .$550 ; owner, Mrs. D. B.
lieed; carpenter. 11. F, Taggart.

Plau 338—Bowery, No. 349, three-story brick
store, dwelling, ike.', damage by fire to be repaired;
cost, $400 ; owner, Wm. C. "Flanagan ; builder,
Elward Smith.

Plan 339—New st, Nos. 42 and 44, three-story
brick store, second and third floors to be taken out;
cost. ?500; lessee, Captaiu Naise; carpenter, Hugh
Getty,

Plan 340—Eighth av. No. 189, three-story brick
dwelling, roof to be raised four feet and walls to
be carried up to corresponding height; cost, $200;
owner, J. Gerhard; architect, C, P. Bidder, Jr.

Plan 341—Forty sixth st, s s, 400 e 1st av, one¬
story brick oil refinery, one-story extenaion, 25x
100, to be added to ^vesterly side ; cost, $2,00 ;
owners, Schwarzchild & Sulzberger ; architect,
Jolin Mclntyre.

Plan 842-^Eighty-fifth st, s s, 500 w i th av, one-
an 1-a-half-story fi"ame dwelling, present peak roof
to be taken off and raised to two stones, also two-
.•itory extension on side, 4x12 ; cost, $200 ; owner,
Hannah HUlier; builder, P. Hillier.

Plan 343—tSixth av. No. 528, four-story brick
tenement and store, new store front o!i first story;
cost, $1,200; owner. Win. Britten; builder, Samuel
Lowden.

Plan 344—Market st. No. 37, three-story brick
tenement, to be raised to four stories, also five-
story brick extension, 25x31.6; cost, $8,200; owner,
John A. Post; architect, George B. Post; builder,
David H. King, Jr.

Plan 345—West st, Nos. 394 and 395, three-story
brick tenement and store, new store lioiit and
interior alterations ; cost, $3,000 ; owner, John
Tietjen; architeet, Wm. E. Waring.

Plau 346—Forty-sixth st, No. 13 W., four-story
brick dweU'g, two-story brick extension, on rear,
13.6x26.6; cost, $7,000;'owner, Thos. H. Walter;
architect, Jas. W. Pirsson; builder,Wm. A. Vander¬
hoof.

Plan 317-Thirteenth st, Nos. Ul and 113 E.,
four-story brick factory, portion of party wall
taken out; cost, $400; owners, Hofstatter Sons;
builder, A. Kroenke.

Plau 348—Tenth av, n ecor 43d st, six and four-
story brick malt house, to be raised to seven and
six stories; cost, S5,000; owner, Edward Schweyer;
architect, VVni. Jose.

Plan 349—Second av, No. 685, four-story brick
tenem't, new store front on first story; cost, $800;
owner, Geo. Ott; builder, John Morgan.





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Plan 156—Lafayette av. No. 731, one-story frame
exteusion, 6x16; cost, $75 ••owner, Miss CogsweU,
on premises; builder, J. H. Smith.

Plan 157—Bridge st, e s, 50 n Plymouth st, raised
one story, and three-story brick extension, 27x50,
gravel roof; cost, $10,000; owner, P. Cassidy; archi¬
tect, E. Dixon; builder, George Phillip.

Pian 158—Union av, No. 160, e s, two story frame
extension, 18x13, tin roof ; cost, $300 ; owner, W.
H, Miller, 152 Union av; builder, Thos. Kaighen.

Plan 159—Flatbush av, No, 201, one-story brick
extension, 20x17, tin roof ; cost, $750 ; owner, A.
Halleday, 17 Harrison st, New York ; builder, W.
Zang,

Plan 160—Bedford av. No. 709, piers under foun¬
dation; cost, $250; owner, T. J. Washburn, on.prem-
ises; builder, C. King.

Plan 161—Boerum at, No. 174, three-story frame
exteusion, 12x15, tin roof; cost, $200; owner, P. X.
Bill, 107 Buishwick av; BuUder, J. Schneider.





Plan 162—Lee av, No. 158, cor Penn Kt,side door;
cost, $60 ; owner, S. E, Holcomb, 158 Lee av ;
builder, H. Grasman.

Plan 163—Johnson av, No. 113, front alterations;
cost, $1.50 ; ovvner, Peter Dengel, 105 Stagg st ;
builder, Charles Wisbauer.

Plan 164-North Fourth st, Nos. 168 and 170,
raised one-half story, tin rool'; cost, $800; owner,
H.Hamilton.                                       ,

Plan 165—Columbia st. No. 257, front alterations,
iron columns ; cost, $650 ; owner Peter Dufi', 253
Colnnib-a st; builder VY.'A. Fury.

Plan 166—Meserole st. No. 150, raise extension
one story; cost, $45; owner, T. Schrim; builder, P.
Stregle.

Plan 167—Van Brunt st. No. 433, riiised one
story, and one-story extension, 20x40, battened
roof ; cost, $350 ; owner, G. Han, 43 Woodhull st;
architect and builder, C. M. Detlefsen.

Plan 168—Bergen st. No. 233, one-story brick ex¬
tension, 12x12, tin roof ; owner, Mrs, Brophy, on
premises; builder, P, O'Neil.

Plan 169—Lafayette av, s s, about 18 e Elliott
pl, one-story brick extension, 8.6x10, gravel roof ;
cost, $200; owner, D, Underhill, Jericho, L. I.;
builder, J. W. Campbell.

Plan 170—Eayniond st, No, 240, one-story brick
extension, 20.\.8, liti roof; cost, $250; owner, Mr,
Wood, on premises; architect and carpenter,'C.
H. Chamberlain ; mason, M. Eooney.

Plan 171—Broadway, No. 619, and No. 11 Gra¬
ham st, one-story frame extension, 25x22.1, tin
roof, interior and wall alterations; cost, $<00 ;
owner, Henry Meis, on premises; architect, M.
Engelhardt; builder, not selected.

I'iau 172—Bridge st. No. 94, interior .alterations ;
cost, $15); owner, Mrs. C. F. Prince, 34 N. Oxford
st; builder, Chas. Goodwin.

Plan 173—Myrtle av, s e cor Jay st, u'jw show
window; cost, $800; owner, D. A. Uobbins estate;
builders. Long & Barnes.

Plau 174—Fulton st, No, 389, front and interior
alterations; cost, $1,200; o^vncr, D. A, Bobbin's
estate; builders, Long & Barnes.

Plan 175—Broadw'ay, n e cur Eldred st, cellar
under house; owner, Jno. Vermenn; bnildt^r, Mr,
Lenhardt.

Plan 176—Dean st, a s, about 150 w Franklin av,
raised roof 5 feet; cost, .§800; owner, Chas. A, (Joetz,
946 Deane st; architect, J. Lee; builder, J, Lee.

Plan 177—Evergreen av, w s, 70 n Forrest st,
one-story brick extension. 30x30, gravel roof; cost,
$300; owner &o., S. Liebman's Sons, Forrest st.

Plan 178—Willoughby av. No. 695, two and a half-
story frame extension, 28x18, slate roof; cost, $,550;
owner, Iv. VV. McKee, on premises; builders, A. Mc¬
Curdy & Brittingham.

Plan 179—Van Brunt st. No. 512, two-story frame
extension, 22.6x19, gravel roof; cost, $435 ; owner,
Mrs. O'Hearn, 500 Van Brunt st; builder, J. O'Con¬
neU.

Plau 180—Union st, n s, 75 e Van Brunt st, take
out brick wall on top story, carry roof on pine
girders, &c.; owner, VY. H, Mans & Co., 68 Sackett
st; builder, Wm. Keenan.

Plan 181—Dean st, Nos. 764 and 766, one-story
frame extension, 21x30, gravel roof ; owner and
carpenter, Frauk Mt-Dermott, Marcy av, near
Gates av.

Plan 182—Box st, n s, 250 w Oakland av, raised
one story ; cost, $750 ; owners. Church & Co., 36
Ash st; architect, A. Stearns; builders. Church &
Co.





MISCELLANEOUS.





BOARD OP ASSESSORS.

Ill White Street (Cor Centre).
New York, March 18, 1880.
Public noti.;e  is hereby given  that the following
assessmemlisis have been received by  the Board of
Assessors from the Commissioner of Pubhc Works:

REGULATING.  GRAU ING,   ETC.                    COST.

106th st, from Madison to 4 th av..............$4,285 77

SEWERS.

12th av. bet 131st and 133d sts ............... 2,688 83

Foot of East Houston st, extension with alter¬
ations and improvements to existing sewers
and their appurtenances in sewerage Dis¬
trict No. 4....................................20,082 11

Lexington av, bet 104th and 105th sts.......... 1,176 26

PBNCING VACANT LOTS.

86th st, n e cor Av A...................  ..       83 3;

Madllon av. } ^et 79th and SOth sts...... ......    145 76

Total...................................828.462 05





olntion has been introduced, and referred to the ap¬
propriate committee, t Indicates that the resolution
has passed, and been sent to the Mayor for approval.

New York, March 23, 1880.

MAINS.

70th st, bet 1st and 2d avs: Croton.*

PAVING.

128th st, bet 4th and 6th avs.*

CROFSAVALKS.

12Sth st, bet 4th and 6th avs.*

FENCING VACANT  LOTS.

8th av, w s, bet 64th and 65th sts.''
59th st, s s, bet Sth and 6th avs.*





BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Brooklyn, March 22,1880.

CROSSWALKS.

Hannlton av. e s Columbia st.
Reid av, e s Quincy st.
Evergreen av, cor Stanhope st.
Mouroe st, s s Throop av.

FENCING VACANT LOTS.

Moore st, bet Ewen st and Sraham av.

FLAGGING.

Vernon av, bet Marcy and Tompkins av.





BUSINESS FAILURES.

ASSIGNMENTS—BENEFIT CREDITORS.

March.

Williams, Harriet C. )
23 Cormack, John A.     1-to Lewis Samuels.

(H. O. Williams ) )
20 Fuld, .Julius, to Ephraim A. Jacob.
23 Terwilliger. William t'j John M. Mossman.





KINGS COUNTY".

GENERAL ASSIGNMENTS.

March

17 Cady, Chauncy M., to W Woodward.





PROCEEDINGS   OF   THE  BOARD   OF  AL¬
DERMEN, AFFECTING REAL ESTATE.

"^ Vnder the dlfC&rent Ueadings indicates that a res-





ADVERTISED LEGAL SALES.

Kkfkkkks'   Sales  to   be   held   at thk   Exchangi
Salksroom, No. Ill  Broadway.

March

Barclay st (No. 59), n w cor College pl, 25x75, five-
brick (stone front) offlce building, by A. II.
Muller.   (Receiver's sale;....................   27

57th st, s s, 206.5 w A\ A, 200x1(17.3x200.6x121.3, va¬
cant, by R. V. Harnett, (.\inount due, abt
$29.000).......................................   29

62(1 st, s e cor Av A, runs east to East River, 7 lots,
brickyard, by R. V. Ha'nett. (1st mort; amount
due, abt $12,U00).........................   29

94th st, n s, 100 w :!dav, 112 6x100.8, six three story,
stone front, dwell'gs. by S. T. Meyer. (Six morts;
amonnt due, abt $23,750)....................     29

Istnv, swcor 58th st, 100.4x100. vacant .........)

58th st (No. 338), s s, 100 W 1st av, 100x100.4. two- '

• story  frame  dwell'g and   one-story  frame,'

stable in rear...................*............  J

by R. V. Harnett.   (Amount due, abt $25,750)...   29

3d av(No. 804), s e cor 4.3d st, 20..5x8l, four story,
stone front, dwell'g, bylE. F. Raymond. (/ mount
due, abt $11,00................................   29

llth av, e s, extdg from 187tn to 188th st, 119.10x150,
one-story frame stable, by C. J. Lyon. (Amount
due, abt $4.150).................................     29

Greenwich st, w s, 130.3 n Morris st, 28.2xl6t.2 to^
Washington st x 27.10x161.10, No. 54 Greenwich |
st, flve- story, briek (stone front) warehouse i-
and No. 56 Washington st, flve-story brick 1
warehouse .....................................j

Greenwich st (No. 52). w   s,'28.3x99.2, flve-story |

brick (stone front) warehouse.................J

bv J. T. Boyd.   (Amount due, &bt $38,000).....     30

Hous on st (No. 90 West), n s, 43.9 w South Sth av,
18 9x98, fuur-story brick store and dwell'g and
four-story brick dwell'g in rear, by P. F. Meyer,
(.-Vmonnt due, abt $6,900)   .......................    30

Vineyard pl, e s, 125 s WoodrufiF av. 12.'ix85, by
R. v. Harnett.   (Amount due, about $1.400).....    30

41st st (No 131). s s, 125 e Lexington av, runsl
south 122.6 X east 44.3 x north 47.6 x west 21 x |
north 75 x west 23.3, four-story brick factory 1
and three-story brick extension in rear.......(

Interior lot. 80 s 41st st and 75 e Lexington av, |

18 9x50, two-story frame shop..............j

iiy .A. J, Bleecker & Son.    (Amount due. about
$16,300).......................................    31

109th st, n s, 275 e Boulevard, .50x100.10. vacant, by
Wm Kennelly.   (Amount due, about $.5,000) ...   30

112th st (No. 62), s s, 137.6 w 4th av, If5xl00.ll,
three-story stone front dweU'g. by A. P.
Riker.   (Amount due, about $5.850)...........       30

3d av. n w s, 219 s w 166th st, 25x190, by H. A.
Wheeler, at Court House. (Amount due, abt.
$3,644)........................................    31

Attorney st (No. 64), e s, 125 s Delancey st, 25x100,
five-story brick store and tenem't. by C. J.
Lyon.   (Amount due, about $5,250)............   31

Essex st (No. 981,^), e s, 51 n Delancey st, 19.2x75.1,
three story brick store and dwell'g, by O. J.
Lyon.   (Amountdue about $8,500)...........    31

22d st (Nos. 419 and 421), n s, 260.6 e 1st av, 61.6x
x98 9, two four-story brick stores and flats, by
J. T. Boyd.   (Amount due, about $22,300).....^..   31