REAL   ESTATE   RECORD.





6 Reed, Wmiam—P.   P: Sunp^on  §4,375 79
Sept.           •     -     '

30 Salaman; Wm.—EUza Megraw.     8,548 33
30 Strauss, Arnold—P. J. Barrett       983 74
30 Schwartzkoph, Adolf—J   Hop¬
kins........................      '139 81

30 Schedel, Wm. J.—1st Nat. B'k,      •

Oneida........ ............-.  13,069 88

Oct.

1 Schaefer, George^-F. Stappus.        316 95

1 Schwartz, Mayer—A. Schwartz.     1 937 50

1 Stenbing, WUUam-P. W. Engs       784 71

1  Schenck, Jacob B.—J. A. Mun-

seUetal......:..,...........         35 00

2  Schu^-^,  Wra.   H.   (PltffO—M

R\ n (Dft.).....:...........         75 00

2 Sawyer, Chas. C.--E. Gabler..        144 60

2  Salomon,   Charles. B.—0.  P.

Schmidt................___       502 00

3  Sachs, Chas. G.—M. Kraft....       396 70
3 Simmons, J. D.—D. HoweU..       339 45
3 Stone, Benj. P.—S. W. Toby.       478 73
3 Scott, W. W.—N. Monsamat..       282 91
3 Strauss, Max.—S. S. Ackerman       119 04

0  Schoonmaker, John—W. L. Os¬

bom...............;.......         84 19

5  Saul, JohnF.—^P. Dolan......         28 50

6  Schaefer, Elizabeth—O.Henzel.     5,045 72
6 Sweeney, Chas.—JuUa A.Coul¬
ter.........................         28 45

6 Street, Wm. G.—L. W. Schmidt       193 19
Sept

30 Smith,RodneyB.-:—H. L. Bacon    1,853 80

30            "      '           L. M. Smith       751 85
Oct.

1  Smith, RodneyB.—L.M. Smith       310 50
1 Smith, & D. J. Mack—T. WU-

163 89





255 66

193 19

445 31

396 70

79 75





314 68

449 78

800 00

043 30

372 31
480 15

364 66





6 Wilson, AUen B.—C. MerrUl ... $1,123 91

6 Wemer, Henry—C. Werner etal.    8,407 36
6 Whitaker,  Mary J.—D.  Kahn- ..

weeler......................       197 74





Oct.





KINGS COUNTY JUDGMENTS.





$146 74





3 Smith, Leslie P. et aL—H. Herr-

man et al...................

6 Smith,  Theodore  E. — L.   W.
Schmidt..............".......

1  Tanner, Wm. H.—S. Cable___

3 Tonner, H. A.—M Kraft......

3 Thornton, Anthony—S. C. HiUs

2  The Bank of North Carolinar—J.

i M. Weith et al...............56,400 00

2  The CarroU Manuft'g Co.—Nat

/ Newark Banking Co.......;.       420 09

3  IThe PhUUpsburgh Coal, «S;c., Co.

>  —1st Nat. Bank...........    2,643 84

6 frhe Am. Metallic Bay Tie Oo.—

E. Cro-sweU.................     5,124 09

6 ■JChe Soldiers' Bus., &c., Co.—

D. C. PeU.........-.......

he N. Y. & Bremen S. S. Co.
, —International Ins. Co...,..
Gjjj'^he N. Y. & Bremen S. S. Co.

F —International Ins. Co___..

6(TheN. Y. & Bremen S S. Co.

J    —International Ins. Co......

6 iThe Connecticut & Nevada SUver

\ Mining Co.—J. S. Smith....

3 TJhlman, Amold-Wm. Orth et al.

3 Van   Emberg,  John H.—E. P.

iMaltby et al..............,.
rooman, Low—Ist Nat  Baiik

,'Oneida......................  13,069 88

Oct)
1 tVidei;' or "Veded" Peter M.

) —L. Yeomans. ..;...........          54 51

3 Veeder, Wm. F.--H. Schnieder  1,1614 21
3 f alentine, Chas.' P.—E. A. Brad-

[ ley et aL.............-.......       186 26

Sept                                    ;. ,.     :..

30 WendeU, J. B.—S. B. MUler....      -375 25

Octi

1 WUliams, John—A. Crocker....       340.99
1 Watkins,   Phraina, J. (Pfflt)—

Th. S. KimbaU...............    2,598 77

1 iWright, David—L. Yeomans....       154 51

1  WUey, Francis T. & Calvin P.—

I  H. B. Claflm et al............    2,118 50

2  Wittervulgh, M—A. Randel....         50 90

2  Werner—R. W.Andrews (Recvr.)       218 47

3  rWright, Edmund J.—C. B. Coe       253 19
3 LWright, WiUiam A.—E. A. Brad-

?A ley etal.....................       186 26

3 iVVhitney, Thos. B.—Tradesmen's
% Nat. Bk. Rochester..........    1,403 83





Hubbard
aL





61 75

58 53

543 03

134 39
167 17

1,265 31





930 00





et y    772 25





62 24

451 90

263 03

1,310 09

262 03

385  50

386  75

575 58

2,131 50

510 76

404 10

288 45

68 62





SRWebb, James-E. C. Hazard.





510 44





5  Adams, Jno. Q.—Jno. Wood....
Sept

30 Bigelow, C.—^Emanuel Taubert.
30 Baron, B.—E. T. Stutzer,.....
30 Breen. J. G.—Susan C. Brigham
Oct        '

1 Baker, Uriah—Chas. Watrous..
1 Berry, Martin L.—Fred. King..
1 Berkman, Jno. T.—The Na- |

tional Tradesman's Bank., f
3 Beekman, Jno. V.-yMrs. G. P.

Beekman....................

6  Backhouse E. T.I H^^^^^gB
6 Blachley, Jno. C. I
6 Bergen, Jacob C. f

6  Beers, Jonathan, J

7  Burch, Jas. S.—^Edmund Yeimi.
7 Badger, J. M.—R. G. Shumway

1  Cuff, Nia—Chas. Doherty......

2  Crawford, Andrew J.—J. Bolton
2 CornweU, Saml.—^E*R. Crocker.

Cochran, Geo.    1 SarmanusB.]
Corr,W.A.         1   Hubbard et

Cooper, Leonard j     ■■                  5

Cook, Jno. C.    J   ^-                J

6  Carhart, Hester—R. W. Adams.

7  Clark, Bemard—Pat. Carraher.
7 Chudleigh, W. H.—N. Thurston.

Sept.                        .......

30 Decker, Peter P.—J. L. Overfield
30 Doscher, Jno. H. C—C. C. Saw¬
yer (impld.).................

1  Devereux, £. P.—SUver Lake
Oct

Manfg .Co........___.......       318 05

2  Dixon, Wm.—Chas. WiUiams...         91 68
6 Dyke, Jno. L.—H. B. Hubbard.       386 75

6      "          "             "         "               385 50

7  Dingle, Jno. W—Nath. Thurston       404 10
1 Easton, Dennis M—Ja. M. Lyle    2,012 24

6  Egleston, Wm. C.^Harmanus B. )

Hubbard et aL..............J

Sept.

30 Finzel, Jno.—Jno. L. Overfield.

30 Flood, Thos.—PhUys Hanley...

Oct.

7  ParreU, Jno. H.—Margaret KeUey
Sept.

30 Georghan, Pat—PhUys Hanley.
Oct.

7 Grodjinski, Tobias D.—Lucius P.
Reed.......................

3  Hyatt, Jos. O.—^Henry Newman.
5 HeUer,  Bernard—Ewd.  Grenzs-

bach...l...............••••

5  Husteed, Wm. H. ] —Harmanus )

6  Henman, Ranson [ B.   Hubbard j-

B.                      ) et al........)

5  HeUer, Bemard—S. A. Woodrow
Sept.

30 Kepp, Benj.—Emanuel Taubert. .-
30 Kroeder, Thos.—E. P. Stuzer....
Oct.

1  Keightly, Ewd.—The  National

Tradesman's Bank...........    1,265 31

2  King, Oscar—Wm. B. Isaacs et al.       241 59

6  Keegan, Jas.—Thos. Wheeler-----       29 76

Sept

op Lane, Ralph    ) Hannah Cooper

'^^     "AbramB.f    etal........   2,188 85

30 Lowden, Washington.—R. Ingra-

ham........................

Oct

5  Lyon, Jac.   E.   (AppPt)—John

McNamee, Shff. (Resp'nt)-----

6  Leys, Geo. C—H. B. Hubbard., j

1  McLain, Peter, I chas. Doherty
Murphy, Pat.      )                      "'

2  McComb, Mary A.—^A. H. Race.
6 McBride, P.—Mary McCormick.





386 75
385 50

288 45
21 75

120 55

21 75





197 73
223 56

446 95

385  50

386  75
506 17

61 75
58 53





6  Mead, Jarvis H.—A. J. Hopkins.     $328 13

2  Newman, B. R.—H. J. Robinson.       488 13

7  Nolan, Jas.—Ewd. H. Close....       190 83;
1 Ogden,  Steph.  A.—^Asa  Mont¬
gomery. ....................

Sept

30 Peel; Robt. L. (Applt)—Hen. L.

.    Rider (Respdt)..............

Oct.
1 Place, E.  B.—National Bk.  of

Commerce, N. Y...........    7,321 66

5 Packer, Jas—Jno. Wood........       140 74

3  RusseU, Louis—Hen. HamUton.    1,303 86

6  Ritzheimer, Hen.—Geo.  Roth-

mann......................

1  Suss,    Dan'L—Anthony  HUde-

brand......................

2  Sawyer, Chas. C—EmU Gabler.

3  Snyder, S. S.—Charles Schrage.
5 Smith, LosUe P. } Hen. Herr-

"            "           ^ man et aL

5  Simpson, Thos.—L E. Stuckey.'

6  Sharpley, Wm; C.     1
6 Steele, Wm. C.           | Haimanus
6 Stanton, PhUip V^R. V B.   Hub-
6 Shaw, PhUander.         bard et aL

6  Smith, Josiah T.      J

7  Strohm, Herman—Augustus P.

Weeks, as president.........       190 00

3 Trae, HeiuyM—Hen. Newman. 223 56
5 Tassie,    Thos.—Jas.   Anderson

et al................•......

5  The Brooklyn)

6  CanarsieR.   VWm. Kehot^h..
R. Co........)

6 Talmage, D. M.")

6 Taber, Mary.      1

6       "    M P.       I Harmanus   B.

6 The Ex., &c., of [Hubbard etaL

6 Heniy T. Taber

6 Taber, Geo.       J       .....

3 Vanderhoef, Edgar—H. Harteau

etal........................       '*12 7o

3 Valentine,   Chas.   P.—Ewd. A.

Bradley etaL...............     •   l„ „^





38 16

96 81

385  50

386  75

263 03

381 43
3,050 16





48 63





87 43





142 57

120 73

144 60

92 14

255 66

108 26

385  50

386  75





151 71
116 03





(385 50
1386 75





6 Vreeland, Wm. A.—H. B. Hub- )
bardetal...;.............J

Sept                                           _ ^

30 Wright, Pred. A.—Amanda Pot¬
ter. ........  :.............••

30 WendeU, J.M—S. B. MUler etal.

Oct.....                           .    „

2  White, Freeman B.—Jno; LitteU

3  Wood, Chas. A.—Agnus Auld...
3 Wright, Wm. A.—E. A. Bradley
6 White, Geo. W.—H. B. Hub-1

bard et al.................)

Sept

22 Cole, Richd. M.—Seth L. Cole





386 75
385 50





77 09
375 25

46 03
544 44
186 26
386 75
385 50

4,018 09





KINGS COTTNTY CONVEYAITCES.

September 20th.

Carroll st, n. s., 64 e. of Nevins st., 18.x
50.   A. W. Benson to G. H. Henges-----$8o0

Cl-rNTON st, w. s., 40.1 n. of Warren st, 20
x69.11x20ix68.9. J. W. Huffington to
Sarah Hobday......................If^OOO

Meserole st, s. s., 35 e. of 3d st., 2oxl00.
Martha M. SliUs to Fanny A. Vinton.. .800

McDouoal st, n. s., 275 e. of Saratoga av.,
50x100.   W. Radde to W. Taylor......<2o

Remsen and Smith sts., n. e. c, 75x25. D.
KUnck to J. Malone (Q.C.)............nom.

Skillman st, e. s., 160.10 s. of Myrtle av.,
25x100.    CaroUne Webster to J. P. Offi-^
cer................................4,000

Skillman st, e. s. , 365 s. of WUloughby av.,
37 6x100. H. PhUlips to Phebe A. Mime-
lees...............................12 500

Smith st., w. s., 75 n. of Remsen st, ^5x
100.    J. Fuchs to M Bertrenye ......2,150

Sppncer St., w. s., 175 n. of WiUoughby st,
25x100. Julia A. Hathaway to J.
Smith...........................-J .-1.025

ISTiist, n. s., 235 w. of 7th av., SaxlOO.
W. Eberly to Eliza Piper..........-nst'}

Atl.\ntic av. and Barbey st, s. e. c, 50x86.
P. CampbeU (Sh'ff) to W. Mayer........950

Atlantic av., n. s., 300 w. of iUbany.av.,