350
Record and Guide.
September 13, 1890
9 South st, No. 110. 30x100. John P. Fagan
agt Henrietta Giles, owner, and WiUiam
O. Morch, eotitractor.................... 21180
• 10 Bergen st, n s, 100 e Ralph av, 300x100.
James Hines agt Foroseapean J. Ledoux,
owner, and Jacob Georpen.-*, contractor.. 40 00
10 AtlanMc av, n e cor Vermont av. 25x1(0.
Imdolpli Iteiiiier apt Wiiliain J. Bennett,
owner, : n<l Janie.s aud Thomas KeUly,
contractors...................... . i'OO OH
11 Bav :H4th st, ss. :iO.) e Benson av, 180xU().8,
Xew Utrecht. Gregory Leahy Kgt Ed¬
waid and K. Desvernina and Mariana Ay-
merich, owners aud co'.tractors......... 26 10
II Fulton St. 8 w cor Alabama av, 7.5x25..
Venetian Blind Co. agt William J. tien-
nett. owner, and Thomas D. KeiUy, con¬
tractor................................ 539 00
11 Greene av, s s. £01.5 w Franklin av, C5.7x
7«.7. Krooklyn Door and Sash Co agt
John Cravin, owner, and Edward Burke,
contractor................................ SCO 00
.4ATISFIKD HKCHil.'VICS' URNS.
S«W VORB CITV
Aug.
89 Park av, No. 7, e s, 73 n 3)th st, 25x100. Can¬
da & Kane a^t Charlis P. Noyes, John
Laimbeer and John W. McDermott. (Lien
Hied Au^'. 2ti, 1^90)....................... 103 95
Sept.
8 Forest av. Nos. 1102 and 1104, s s. lib n 1(i6th
st, «ixl00. George Wat.son agt John and
Bertha Fuchsins and Frank Breiner.
(\ug. r,', iH'.i I)............................$m) 00
8 Downing st. Nos. (Vi-i'u. n s, 97.7 e Varick st,
(U 5x—. Edw ard Kellj agt Adelaide Beau¬
det. (Au^'. 27, ISIK..................... 916 45
8*Fifteenth st, Nov. 253 and 2.55, n s, 1.50 e Sth
av. .tOa—. .\lf n d Bruniine agt W illiam H.
Ramsey, John H Hoirierand McKenzie &
Kaneen. i Aug. 28, 1890)............. h2 .35
ii*St. Marks pl. No. -.'2 Louis Bo.ssert agt
(ienige HoiulH-rger, owner, and Henry
WL'stuhal. contractor. (Sept. 4, 1890). 2.300 00
10*lnwood av. e s. 50 s UOth .st, 25x—. J. J.
;-ciiily agt Jo^eph .slauter, VV'il.-.on Bros,
aud Jobn Cantrell. (July 10, 1890)........ I;, OC
ll*VVest Eud av, n w oor M7th st, tive houses on
av. Cbarles stone agt ^qnier & Whipple
and .lames Wadsworth. (Feb. 28, 1890)... i>5 .50
12*Forty-tliird st, n s, :J50 e Sth av, 4ix—.
White Kock Lime and Cement Co. agt
Alexander Moore and Frazer & Mcintosh.
(Aug. 12, IHOiii...................... 8:170
IStKiKlity-seventh st. ii e cor Colunibus av, 25x
102.2. Coons & >U'sli agt Charles Gah-
rens and Louis 11. stroh. (luly 31,1889,. 115 00
12 Eiglityei>,'hth st. No. 251-2«i, s s. 100 w
1-oulevani. 1-.'."i\|(0. Win. Brooks & Son
agt Klla aud CluirlesT. Butler. (.\ug. l.'i,
IK'.til)................................ 202 .â– «
12 Same propersv. Lillie W. Downs agtsame.
(Au.{. 1.', I'<li0).................... 7(in 00
12 fiauie property. Fenn & Braxmar agt
Cha. Irs T. butler. (.^ ug. T.'. 1890)....... 215 00
12 Same propt^rty. W. T. Mersereau & Co. agt
same. (Sept. 4, 18!i0>....................2,8"0 00
12 Same jn'opeily. Manchester & PhUbrick
agtsame. (Aug. 12, 1890)............ C:J4 .50
12 Same property. F. Molic agt same. (July
•.;3, l8U0i ........................ 325 75
12*EiKhty-eighth st. Nos. 51-66. s s, 100 e West
Eud av, 125x—. K. M. Wadsworth agt
Ella, C:liarle8 and Thomas Butler. (Aug.
11,1890) .............................. 325 00
•Discharged by depositing amount of lien and
interest with > "ounty Clerk
tDischarged by order of Court on filing tx)nd.
KINGS COUNTY.
Sept.
3 Linden st, s s, 125 w Central av, 60x100.
thxrles .'^chmidling aud John Cadoo agt
Heury J. Farquhar, owner and contrac¬
tor. (May 27, i890)........................ $621 10
3 Marcy av, s w cor Greene av. Timothy
Dowd agt Francis E. O'Connor, owner and
contractor. (Aug. 13, 1890)............. 574 00
3 Powers st. No. 1. Henry Schlachter agt
Mary Nash, owner and contractor. (Aug.
1.5,1890)................................ 218 00
3 McDougal st, n s, 160 w Stone av. 100x100.
Jioliert Miller agt .Vary j. Buckman and
Frank Van Pelt, owners and contractors.
(July 12, 1890). (Orderof Court*............ 400 00
4 Paciflc 8t, s s, 80 w Utica av, 240x100. J. W.
ElUs agt Joseph Hopkins. Jr., owner, and
Frank Phelan and J. King, contractors.
(AUg. i9, 1890).......................... 240 00
6 Thirty-sixth st. n s, 82 w 4th av, 48x100.
Brooklyn Slate Mantel Co. agt A. Sven¬
lin, owner and contractor. (Aug. 15,1890.)
(Deposit).................................. 126 46
6 Stoue av, s e cor Somers st, 150x100.
Michael Lee agt George H. Box, con¬
tractor, and George Potts, owner. (June
16, 1890.) (Order of Court).............. 5 00
6 Same property. John Sloane agt same.
(June lb, 1890.) (Order of Court)...... 9 00
6 Same proi ertv. WilUam O'Kourke agt
same. (June 16, 1890.) iOrder of Court). 14 00
6 Same property. John Kane agt same.
(June 16, 189().) (Order of Court).......... 14 00
6 Same pro[>erty. Leslie Sloane agt same.
(June 16,1890.) Order of Court).. 22 00
6 Fiftv-flfth st, n s, 150 e 14th av. 50x100.2.
Hobby & Doody agt Adolph Nelson,
owner, aud John B. Sterling, contractor.
(Aug. 7, 1890) ........................ 89 45
6 Fifty-fifth st, n s, 150 e 14th av, 50x10".
John B. Sterling agt Adolph Nelson,
owner, and Walter T. Tibtials, contractor.
(Aug. 18, ;890,........................... 155 00
6 Thirty-sixth st, n s, 80 w 4th^v. Michael J.
rarreU agt Ida SvenUn, owner, and Al¬
fred svenlin, contractor. (Aug. 15,1890). 250 00
9 Pacific 8t, 8 8, 2.-8 e Rochester av, 32x100.
Charles Gertum, Jr., agt Joseph Hopkins,
Jr., owner, and John King, contractor.
(JunelO, 1890)....................... 50 00
9 Thirty-sixth 8t, n s, 82 w 4th av. Patrick J.
GiUooly agt S. K. Svenlin, owner, and Al¬
fred Kvenlia, contractor. (Aug. 14, 1890). 313 00
9 Thirty-sixth at, n g, 80 w 4th av. John
Morris agt Ida Svenlin, owner, and Alfred
SvenUn, oontractor. (Aug-16, 1880)...... 181 75
9 Same property. The Union Stove Works
agt A. Svenlin, owner and contraetor.
(Aug. 37.189')........................... 134 00
9 Thhty-sixth st. n 8, 83 w 4th av. 2.6x.55.
Tunis E. Van Pelt agt Catharine Svenlin,
owner, and Alfred Svenlin, contractor.
<Aug. 14, 1890) ...................... 80 50
10 Baltic st, s 8, 200 e Court st, 60x100. Frank
D. Creamer agt P. H. McGratty, owner,
and John J. (Martin, contractor. (Sept. 8,
1890.) (Deposit)........................... 13124
11 Atlantic av, n e cor Gunther pl, 100x100.
Jeremiah Racket agt Thomas Bartholo¬
mew, owner and contractor. (Aug. 9,'90) 300 00
BUILDINGS PROJECTED.
The first name is that of the oumer; arH stands for
architect, m'n for mason, c'r for carpenter and bW
for Imilder.
NEW TOBK CITT.
SOUTH OF 14th STRBET.
West st, Nos. 470-483 I flve-story brk fac-
12th st, Nos, im and;!% W. ( tory, tK).9xl24,
gravel roof; cost,$4<),0(X); American Biscuit and
Mfg. Co., n e cor West and Bethune sts; ar't, G.
Vigeant; m'ns, W. A. & F. E. Conover; c'rs.
Hoe's Sons. Plan 1540.
Rivington st, Nos. 8 and 10, rear, two-story brk
stable. 40x38, gravel roof; cost, $5,000; E. Trapp,
IH Rivington st; ar't, W. GrauL Plan 1.549.
Washington st, n w cor Little West I'^h st,
flve-story brk factory, 100xl('3.3, gravel roof;
cost, #35,000; lessee, C, N. Wing, 233 Quincy st,
Brooklyn; ar't, J. M. Farnsworth. Plan 1553.
Catherine st. No. 29, five-story brk flat, 25.Ix
94, slate or tin roof; cost, $18,(J00; W. Remsen,
26 Waverley pl; ar't, F. T. Camp. Plan 1554.
Perry st. No. 137, flve-story brk and stone flat,
2.5xS6.4, tin roof: cost, *20,000; W. Bischof, Jr.,
Chappaqua, N. Y.; ar't, M. V. B. Ferdon. Plan
15,50.
BETWEEN 14TH AND .59TH STREETS.
33d st, Nos. 232-238 E., tbree five-story and
basement brk and stone flats. 25x88 9, lin roofs;
cost, $25,000 each; A. C. Zabriskie, 12 East 30th
st; ar't, J. fi. Ware. Plan 1541
36th st, s s, 233.3 e Sth av, two five-story and
basement stoni flats, 26 and 25.9x^8.3, tin roofs;
cost, 121 ».000 each; Comett & Zimmermann, 354
West 54th st; ar't, 6. F. Pelham. Plan 1.5.52.
5l8t st, Nos. 330 and 33i W., two five-story and
basement brk and stone fiats, 30.9x90. tin roofs;
cost, $35,000 each; VV H. Ramsey, 14 West 60th
st; ar't, G. F. Pelbam. Plan 1551.
BKTWEKN .5UTH AXD 125TH STREBTS. EAST OF
5th AVENCK.
lOlst st. n s. 75 e 1st av, one-story frame shed,
10x12, shingle roof; cost, $i5; Cuny & Hayes,
1267 Lexington av; c'r, A. Herbman. Plan 1544.
BETWEEN 59th AND 125TH STREETS, WEST OF
8th avenue.
77th st, s 8, 225 w Sth av, two four-story and
basement stone dwell'gs, '2.5x55, with extension 28
xl7, tin roof; ccst, $25,000; Mrs. R. A. Cary, 230
West 43d St. Plan 1542.
north of 125TU street.
10»h av, s w cor 174th st, two-story frame
dwell'g, 45x70, tin roof; cost, $4,800; Ellen Will¬
iams, :i00 West Boulevard; ar't, F. B. Cole.
Plan 1545.
14'M st, s s, bet Amsterdam av and Hamilton
pl, five-story brk and stone flat, abt 139x24 11,
tin roof; cost, $40,000; Mary E. Stevens, 608 West
147th st; ar't, H. Van Benschoten; b'r, M. E.
Stevens. Plan 1555.
155th st, n s, 185.8 e Stb av, two one-story brk
buildings, connected, 125x60 and 40, slate roofs;
cost, $12,000 each; lessees, Tbe Haskin Wood
Vulcanizing Co., 40 Wa'l st: ar'ts, D. & J. Jar¬
dine. Plan 1546.
23d and 24th wards.
Willaid av, n s, 150 e 2d st, Woodlawn, one-
and-a-half-story frame stable, 18x18, shingle
roof; cost, $300; A. G. More, Kingsbridge, N.
Y.; ow'r, m'n and c'r, S. L. Berrian. Plan 1543.
154th st, n 8,145 w Elton av, four-story brk
flat, 25x55, tin roof; cost, $9,000; E..Gleichmann.
681 East 154th st; ar't, F. L. Blom. Plan 1547.
18.5th st, 8 8, 96.6 w Washington av, three two-
story and basement frame dwell'ss, 18x36, tin
roofs: cost, $3,800 each; Lucy Wadsworth, 185th
st and Washington av; ar't, T. W. Ringross.
Plan 15.56.
Park av, n e cor Spuyten Duyvil Parkway,
two-and-a-half-story framedwell'g, 2*2x35, shingle
roof; cost, $2,500; Margaret Devoe, West I52d st
and Boulevard; ar't, H7 M. Devoe. Plan l.'>48.
144th st, 8 8,125 w Willis av, tbree-story frame
dwell'g, '20X.50, tin roof; cost, $3,500; H. O. Ras-
miessen, 460 East 143d st; ar't, C. G. Jorgensen.
Plan 1557. *
lilNCiS COUNTY.
Plan 1827—Norwood av, w s, 100 s Fulton st,
one two-story and basement frame dwell'g, 20x
36, tin roof; cost, $2,600; Nicholas V. Bourguig-
non, 97 Warwick st; ar'ts, C. Infanger & J.
Rudersbaiuen.
1828 —Blake av, n s, 75 w Hendrix st, one
two-story frame dwell'g, 22x40, tin roof; cost.
$2J0OO; Charles Bahardt, 106 Walton st; m'n, H
1829—Essex st, e s, 240 n Ridgewood av, one
two-story frame dwell'g, 17.6x28, tin roof; cost,
abt $2,600; Minnie Josiah, Ridgewood av and
Essex st; ar't, W. Josiah; b'r, G. Josiah.
1830—Kent st. s s, 175 e Oakland st, one three-
story frame (brk filled) tenem't, 2.5x.55, tin root;
cost, $4,5'0; I. W. Bliss, 390 Manhattan av; ar't,
C. Dunkhase.
1831—Greene st, s s, 195 w Franklin st, one
four-story frame (brk filled) tenem't, 25x (30, tin
roof; cost. $6,5W0; W. Ruoflf, 203 Franklin st;
ar't, C Dunkhase.
1^3—4tb av, n e cor 32d st, one tbree-story
frame store aud dwell'g, 20x.5(), tin roof; cost,
$3,000; Mr. Stout, 14 16th st; ar't, T. Bennett;
b'r, not selected.
1833—4th av, n w cor 7th st, one four-story
brk store and tenem't, 20x.54, tin roof, wooden
comice: cost, $12,000; ow'r and b'r, Charles Col¬
lins; ar't, J. G. Glover.
1834—Jerome st, w s, 85 n Vienna av, one two-
story frame dwell'g, 17x24, tin roof; cost, $1,600;
Henry Short, Chester st, Brownsville; ar't, C.
Meins; m'n, A. Hensin^er.
18.3.5—Myrtle av, n e cor Grand av, one one-
story brk store, 25x65, gravel roof, wooden cor¬
nice; cost, $5,000; Jos. Casey, 150 Myrtle av;
ar't, W. M. Coots; m'n, J. McKeefrey: c'r, W.
Zang.
18:^6—Throop av, w s, 25 n Wallabout st, one
three-svory frame (brk filled) dwell'g, 2.5x35, tin
roof; cost, $3,000: E. Felgenhauer, 43 Throop av.
18 ;7—Throop av, w s, aS n Wallabout st, one
one-story frame blacksmith shop, '25x57; cost,
$1,000; ow'r, same as last; b'r, not selected.
18'38—Clason av, w s, abt (50 n Lexington av,
one four-story red sar dstone, brk and ten-a cotta
tenem't, 30and 2'wix80, tin roof, iron comice; cost,
$27,000; Eliza K. Logan, Washington, Conn.;
ar'ts, Cady & Brown; b'r, H. Murdock.
18:^9-Starr st. No. 85, bet Hamburg and
Knickerbocker avs, one two-story frame stable,
16x'25, tin roof; cost, $700; C. Eichinger, on
premises; ar't, F. Holmberg; b'r, F. Widmayer.
1t>40—Norwood av, e s, tflot 100 s Ridgewood .
av, one one-and-a-half-story frame stable, Ibx'iO,
shingle roof; cost. $200; George Strossner, on
premises; b'r, G. Beacb.
1841—Bread way, n e cor Siegel st, one one-
story frame stable, 11x25, tin roof; cost, $2.50; M.
Hessberg, 99 Ewen st.
1842—;:id av, ws, 40.2 s 45th st, two three-story
frame stores and dweU'gs, 20x.5O, tin roofs; cost,
$3,.50t) eacb; Henry Buck, 82 West Broadway,
New York; ar't, J. D. Bogait; b'r, not selected.
1H4:J—Bergen st, n s, 200 w Utica av, one two-
story frame stable, 12x18, tin roof; cost, $300; A.
A. Jeannot, a28 Herkimer st; ar't, W. Waldron;
b'r, G. W. Pipe.
1844—Belmont av, n s, 25 e Linwood st. one
one-aiid-a-half-story frame stable, 16x38, shingle
roof; cost, $3iio: Patrick Hogan, Belmont av,
cor Ian wood st; ar't, C. Infanger.
184.5—17th st, n s, 140 w8th av, tbree two-story
and basement frame (brk filled) dwell'gs, 17.4x42,
tin roofs; total cost, $10,000; Mr. Hengel, 8 Jack¬
son pl; ar't, C. Braun.
1846—Palmetto st, s s, "265 e Hamburg av, one
three-story frame (brk filled) tenem't, 20x47, tin
roof; cost. $2,8o0; D. Gronfield, 78 Broadway;
ar't, B. Finkensieper; b'r, C. Reichert.
1847—Atlantic av, Nos. 43.5-443, n s, 120 w
Nevins st, one four-story stone and brk bottling
establishment, I06x.54, tin roof, coppe»* comice;
cost, $.5(t,0(K); Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assoc.,
St. Louis, Mo.; ar't, C. Wemer; b'rs, M. Gibbons
& Sons; iron work, Howell & Saxtan.
1848—Atlantic av, Nos. 435-44!^, n s, 130 w Nev¬
ins st, rear, one tbree-story brk stable, 106x20, tin
roof, stone comice; cost, $25,000; ow'r and b'r,
same as last.
1S49—Greenpoint av, n s, 1.50 e Kingsland av,
one one-story frame factoiy, 38x80, gravel roof;
cost.$700; Charles A. Miller.
18.50—McDougal st, s s, 200 e Stone av. four
three-story frame (brk filled) tenem'ts, 25x60, tin
roofs; cost, each. $4,200; A. S. Walsb, 643 Madi¬
son st; ar'ts, A. Hill & Son.
1851—Ashford st. e s, 200 s Ridgewood av, one
two story and attic framo dwell'g, 20.6 and 22.6x
34. shingle roof; cost, $4,000 ; T. F. Tread way,
131 East 17tb st. New York; ar't and c'r, E. G.
Vail, Jr.; m'n D. H. Hulse.
1852—Jefferson av, s s, 192.6 w Central av, one
one-story frame church, 34.6 and 32x55.6, shingle
roof; cost, $3,000; Evangelische Dulep; ar't, F.
Holmberg; b'r, J. Rueger.
1853—Broadway, e s, 260 n Greene av, one one-
story frame bowling alley, 20 and 13x115.6, tin
roof; cost, $2,100; S. Kleinschnitz, 1'270 Broad¬
way ; ar't, F. Holmberg.
1854—Kent av, No. 315, and South 3d st, one
one-story brk factory. 20x40, tin roof; cost, $700;
Otto Huber, Jr., 242 Meserole st; b'r, J. Shep¬
pard.
1855—Bergen st, s s, 225 w Hopkinson av, one
th ee-story brk store and tenem't, 25x.57, tin
roof, iron cornice; cost, $8,000; Fr. Kuckuk, 1980
Bergen st; ar't, F. Holmberg; b'rs, Berlenbach
& Muller.
1856—Ashford st, e s. 225 s Ridgewood av, one
two-story and attic frame dweU|g, 24 and '28x
36.1, shingle roof; cost, $4,500; Wm. Van Vel¬
sor, 70 South 4th st; ar't and c'r, E. G. Vail, Jr.;
m'n, D. H. Bulse.
18.57—5th av, n e cor Berkeley pl, one four-story
brk store and tenem't, 25x85, tin roof, wooden
cornice; cost, $12,000; G. A. Schuck, 187 5th av;
ar't, G. M. Miller.
1858—4tb st, s 8, S7.10 e 6th av, five three-story
and b—emont brk and Inrown steme dweU'gs, 2Qx
iS, tin roofs, Iron comioea; cost, each, •10,000;