Real Estate Record

AND    BUILDERS'    GUIDE.





NEW YOEK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1873.                     No. 287





Vol. XII.





Published Weekly by

THE   REAL  ESTATE  mm ASSOCIATION.

TERMS.

One year, in advance......................$6 00

All communications should^be addressed to

Whiting BuinniNO, 345 .\nd 347 Broadway.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

The attention of business men and capitalists is
called to the advertisement in another column of an
important sale by Col. James M. Miller, nnder the
direction of Geo. A. Kelsey, referee, to take place at
the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, on Friday next,
the mth inst., of the large double house (brisk), with
grounds around it, situated between Broadway and
Fourth Avenue. No better location for a theatre, a
club house, or concert hall can be found in the city of
New Tork. Its commanding and central position, in the
immediate vicinity of Union and Madison squares, must
necessarily insure a large atteudance at the sale, whicli
will take place punctually at the day and h«ur named.

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of 117 Broadway, and we cordially endorse its
claims to the attention and patronage of real
estate men generally.

MECHANICS'LIENS.





NE'W YORK.

Sept.

5  Ann st., s. w. coh. Nassau st.,

ext'dg to Fiilton st. (Continua¬
tion.) George E. Meyers and Wm.
A. Gedney agt. Jas. Gordon Ben¬
nett .... ....f.................... ?3,684 70

8  Same pbopeett.   (Continuatiok.)

Wm. and Thomas Retch agt. same    1,400 00

9  Broadway, b. s., 50.3 n. 49th st.,

ext'dg n. 50.2.    John McCarron

agt. Cyrus Clark................. '    105 00

6  Ckosby ST. (Nos. 61, 63,65, and 67),

e. s., het. Broome and Spring sts.
Arnet Seaman agt. R. A. Wood¬
ward.............................    5,607 10

6 Same    property.      William    G.

Chave agt. same.................    7,300 00

S Sake property.   Jehoakim Davis

and Wm. H, Lewis agt. same.....    5,533 13





5  Fifty-ninth st., n. s., 156.8 e. Mad-

ison av., 16.8x—. Andrew F. Bar¬
ry aiad Ira G. Lane agt. William
H. Jenkins.......................         95 00

6  Fifty-fourth st. (No. 542),  s.  s.,

bet. lOtb and llth avs. Joseph R.
Frith and Wm. O. Hinchman agt.
Ph. Doerrschuck.................       238 97

6 Fifty-first st. (No. 522 W.), s. s.,
bet. 10th and llth avs. Gallagher
& Maekey agt. John F. Van Wag-
euer..............................       100 55

6 First av., n. w. cor. 16th st., 25x
—. Bradley & Currier agt. Cun¬
ningham & Taylor................       839 80

8  Forty-second st. No. 350 W.), s. s.,

150   e. .9th   av.,   25x—.     Joseph

Taylor agt. James Dunseuth......    1,118 00

Fifty-fifth  st. (Nos. 522, 524, "j
and 526 W.), s. s...............|

9  Fifty-fourth st., n. s., bet. IOth j

and llth avs....................J

Samuel Stevenson agt. ------ An¬
derson ;..........................          79 50

9 Fifty-ninth st. (No. 57 E.), n. s.,
223.4 6. Madison av., 16.8x—.
John Nugent agt. Mrs. A. C. Post.         26 50

4  Forty-first st. (Nos. 440, 442, 444,

446, and 448 W.), s. s.    Herman
Korotonski agt. William Werner..       203 04
10 Forty-second st. (No. 3.50 W.), s.
6.      Edward Linnen agt.  James
Dunseith.........................    1,746 25

10  Forty-second st. (No. 15), s. s.,

bet. 5th and 6th avs. Robert Rear-
don agt. G. A. Carter............          31 50

11  Forty-second st. (No. 350 W.), s.

s.   Adolph Goldberg agt. James

Dunseith........................       525 00

11 Same property.   Edward Burke

agt. James Dunseith.............    3,718 95

10 Houston st. (No. 293 W.), August

Schulze agt. Hemy Wellbrock ... 485 00
8 Lexington av., s. e. cor. 57th st.

Robert   F.   Farrell   agt.-   Josiah

Keyser...........................          36 00

8 Same property.   Patrick Kenne-

feck agt. same...................          39 00

8  Monroe st. (No. 31), n. s., 165 w.

Market st., 35x—.   Henry Hirt agt.

------King........................          60 75

9  Mercer st. (No. 85), w. s., bet.

Spring and Prince sts. John Kierst

agt. Mr. Kiss.........^............          33 46

6 Sixteenth st., n. w. cor. 1st av.,
25x—. Bradley & Cunier agt.
Cunningham & Taylor............       839 80

9 Seventh av., n. e. cor. 39th st., 20
x75. Jerome Burkett agt. Roger
Monahan........................       163 60

9 Sajie property.   John McCarron

agt. same........................       175 00

9 Sixteenth st. (No. 648 E.), s. s.,
bet Avs. B and C. David E. Haw¬
kins and F. Keilbach agt. James
McKenna........................       397 00

10  Sixty-sixth st., s. s., 150 w. 1st

av., 6 houses.   Clark, Little & Co.

agt. James Gilman...............    1,253 45

11  Seventy-seventh st., s. s., 157 e.

2d av., ext'dg 25 feet. Anthony
McQuade agt. Scott & Crombie... 17 40
11 Twenty-sixth st. (Nos. 50 and 53
W.) (Cont'n .to Sept. 13, 1874.)
The Building Material Co. agt.
------Lombardo...................       336 55

5  Third av. (Nos. 25 and 37), e. s., 20

n. St. Marks pl. David E. Haw¬
kins and Franz Keilbach agt. Owen
O'Connor........................    1,354 06





KINGS COUNTY.

Sept.

3 Garden st., w. s., 200 n. State st.,
20x80. James Gibson & Co. agt.
FarrellyPonnelly and Gillespie and
Owen Byrne......................





$550 00





5 Sackett st., s. w. cor. Clinton st.,
90x135. Edward Kelly agt. John
A. Betts and Heirs of E. S. Mills..        98 30

5 Same property.    Thomas McCabe

agt. same........................        S6 00

5  Garden st. (No. 36), w. s., 200 n.

State St., 20x100. H. Henright agt.
Farrelly Donnelly  and   Gillespie

and Owen Bj'me.................       850 00

9 Bergen st., s. s., 100 e. Bond st.,
19x100. Piatt S. Conklin agt. John
C. Banks.........................       a50 00

3  Marion st. (No. 935), n. s., 60 e.

Hopkinson av.,  20x60.     HiUiard

Jones agt. Patrick Carrigan......         37 00

6  Decatur st., s. s., 96 e. Patchen

av., 65x100, 4 houses. Iremonger
Bros. agt. Wm. and John Gregory
and C. L. North..................       560 00

6 Macon st., n. s., 255 w. Lewis av.,
300x100, 15 houses. Iremonger
Bros. agt. D. H. and C. A. Hill and
C. L. North......................    3,467 00

5 Macdonough st., s. w. cor. Lewis
av., 300x100. Wilham G. Chave
agt. Wm. H. Hoover, Henry Martin
and C. L. North..................  17,325 00

9 Verandah pl. (No. 22), s. s. Sam-
uel McKee agt. Wm. Coombs and
Patrick Mclntire.................       378 88

5 Macdonough st., n. s., 95 e. Tates
av., 280x100. Wm. G. Chave agt.
E. T. Hatch and C. L. North...... 18,800 00

5  Macon st., n. s., 2,55 w. Lewis av.,

300x100.   Wm. G. Chave agt. D.

H. Hill and C. L. North..........    3,000 00

10 Atlantic st., s. s., 123 w. Sixth
av., 25x109.3. Wm. and James
Brown agt. Andrew L. and Ellen
Rogers and Wm. Brown..........       130 00

6  Bergen st., n. w. cor. Third av.,

80x25.    C. W. Cormins agt. Henry

Walsh and Danl. Shelly..........       135 51

4  Floyd st., n. s., 170 e. Tompkins

av., 40x100.   Peter Lynan agt. W.

G. Fox aud S. L. Watson.........        93 26





JUDGMENTS.

______»______________________________

NEW YORK.

In these lists of judgments the names alphabetically
arranged, and which are first on each line, are those qf
the judgment debtor.
Sept.

3 Apgar, Henry B.—J. H. Mills.......      §267 31

3  Ashmore, Sidney—Henry Howland.     1,549 16

4  Arquimbau,    Daniel    V. — C.    M.

Schmid..........................     4,820 93

4  Apfel, PhDip—Jeremiah Burke.....        214 59

5  Apel, Henry C—M. Stern, surv.....         69 72

5 Ai-ment, Alfred A.—T. 0. Leroy___        132 65

5  Askin, J.—-T. P. Mulhgan..........        146 55

6  Amerman, Richard—James McCreeiy   1,583 74

6 Anderson, James—J. W. Mason___        334 55

6 Austin, Joseph L.—Abraham Hiller.       478 34

6 Anderton, James—George Elf ord...        127 06

8  Allen, H. B.—Graphic Company___         80 85

9  AUin, Frank W.—C. de P. Field....     3,145 69

9 Angevine, VirgU.—Henry Tasker___        114 38

9 Ainslie, James and Mary—Lawrence

Myers............................        373 87

10 Atwell, Amos M.—Charles Cowan..        351 35

10 Austin, David A.—Leonard Ellis___        173 46

10 Allen, Pliny C—G. W. Eggleso.....     1,349 39

3 Boylston, Caleb D.—T. C. Campbell         96 88

3 Byrnes, Wm. J.—A. R. Van Nest...       263 90

3 Bradley, Miles—Wesley Homer.....        216 34

3 Bridges, Harry—Aaron Herzberg ...        104 99

3 Baker, Josiah H.—J. L. Carbrey___        303 61

3  Bramhall, Henrietta—P. J. Cranitch       425 14

4  Billings, John—J. L. Hasbrouck___        112 66

4        the same---------the same........        133 44

4Buckholz,   Anton    M. — CatSiarina

Buckholz.........................        131 48

4 Branigan, John—Alice Mm-phy.....        788 91