E.A.L  Estate   Record

AND BUILDERS^ GUIDK





Vol. XXX.





NEW TOEK, OCTOBER 14, 1882.





No. 761,





Published Weekly by The

Real Estate Record Association





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Subscribers will add, to Index to Volume 29,
published in July last, the following references:
75th st, bet 2d and 3d avs, page 6 '0.
76th st, bet 1st aud 2d avs, page 600.

bet Madison and 5th avs, page 600,
77th st. east of 1st av, page 600.

n s, bet 2d and 8d avs, page 600.
7Sth st, n s, bet 3d and Lexington avs, page 600,
79th st, s s, bet 1st and 2d avs, page 600.
SOth st, bet 3d and Lexington avs, page 600.
SSd st, bet 4th and 5th avs, page 600.
S4th st, s s, bet 2d and 3d avs, page 600.

n s, bet Av A and 1st av, page 600.
S6th st, n s, bet 1st and 2d avs, page 600.

s s, bet 2d and 3d avs, page 600,
87th st, bet Av A and 1st av, page 600.
SSth st, east of 1st av, page 600.
95th st, bet 3d and Lexington avs, page 600.

s s, bet Bth and 9th avs, page 600.





SALES OF THE WEEK.

The following are the sales at the Exchange Sales
room for the week ending October 13:

* Indicates thai the property described has beenbtd
in for plaintiffs account:

E. H.   LUDLOW   &, CO. ,

Greenwich st, Nos. 270 and 27^, w s, 35.4x61.rx
35.6x80.1, two three-story and one two¬
story and one one-story houses, &c. An¬
drew Bleakley.............................§40,000

61st st. No. 40a E.. n s, 50x97.6, three-story

brick dwell'g.   Wm. Bleakley............     5,750

61st St. No. 411 E.,n s. 50x104.9, similar dwell-

■ ing.   Wm. Bleakley.......................     5,850

New av, w s, 619.7 n 145th st, flve lots, to¬
gether 129. ItxlOO.   Bernard Goodwin......      4,.500

South Sth av, No. 199, w s, 25x100. five-story
and two-sto/y brick front dwell'gs.    Wm.

Bleakley et al..............................    14,800

9th av, e s, 25.2 n 95th st. 1 lot. , Smith Ely, Jr.     3,000
9th av, s e cor 96th st, 2.5x100.10, two two-story

frame dwell'gs.   Patrick Fox..............     7,800

9th av, e s, adj., 25 2x98.3.   F. Yoran .........      3,950

9th av, e s, adj., 25.2x95.8.   J. M. Lichtenauer.     3,b00
9th av, n w cor 102d st, 25.2x100, vacant,   Wm.

Lalor................................-......     4,400

9th av, w 8, adj., 50.0x100.   Wm. Lal-^r........      6,000

9ih av, w s, adj., 25.3x100.   V. K. Stevenson,

Jr........................................      2,950

llth av, n w cor 101st st, .25x100.    Charles

Blauvelt.................................     3,700

llth av, w s, adj., 2jx1i 0.   Charles Blauvelt...     2,700

llth av, W s, adj , 2?>xl00.   Wm. Bleakley......     7,100

llthav, ws, adj., 25x100.   Wm. Bleakley......     5,200

llth av, n w cor 104th st, 25.11x100.   Charles

Schultz.....................................      3,800

R. V. HARNETT.

123d st, secor4th av, 20.1x100.10, four-story

stone front dweU'g.   John H. Lyon. (Sub.

to morts. S12,380)...........................    15,480

123dst, ss, adj, 20x100.10. similar dwell'g.  C.

B. Keogh.   (Sub to morts. $10,872).......    12.072

123d st, s s, adj, 20x100.10, similar dweU'g.   C,

B. Keogh.   (Sub. to morts. $10,875)........    12,575

LOtnS MESIER.

4th st. No. 146 W., s w s, 2Ix 09, three-story
brick dwell'g. Michael Coleman. (Am't
due, abt $12,000)............................    10,400

W. L. HAMERSLEY.

9th st. No. 427 E., n s, 16.7x85.2, four-story
brick store and tenem't. Henry Wilson.
(Sold Oct. 1,1866, for $7,000),...............      8,550

J. T. BOYD.

Horatio st. No. 27, n s,  16.8x87.6. two-sto'-y

brick dwell'g.   P. W. Myer................     5,600

Horatio   st.   No. 21, n s,  168x87.6,    similar

dwell'g,   F. W. Myer......................    5,450

100th st, n e cor Madison av, 25.4xl00.11x47.7x
103.4, vacant. Trustees New York Univer¬
salist Relief Fund.- (Am't, due, abt $7,925.)     7,000





Total.........................





... $204,197





fiROOKLW, IV. T.

In the city of Brooklyn, Messrs. T. A. Kerrigan,
Cole & Murphy, and J.^Cole have made the following
sales for the week ending October 14:

Bergen st, n s, 78.3 e Court st, 45xl00.4x irreg.

Edward F. Flynn and Owen McGreevy,

(Morts. and assigns., $8,375)................ $12,950

♦Herkimer st, n s, 90 w Utica av, 17.6x100.   J.

Nelson Tappan.............................      3,600

Jefferson st, n s, 110 w Bedford av,   20x100.

Seymour Halt......................;.......      4,553

Macon st, n w cor Sumner av, 33.4x100.   P. J.

Kenedy...................................      2,335

Monroe st, n s, 100 w Throop av, 25x100.   J.

W Keveney................................      2,650

*Van Buren st, n s, 200 w Patchen av, 25x100.

Richard L. Ho .ell.....................      1,500

South 5th st, n e s, 45 n w 2d st, 80x91.4x80x

95.6.   JuliaAUers.........................      9,000

*8th st, s s, lOu e 4th av, 19.6x80. Calvin Burr.. 2,032
Atlantic av, s s, 100 w Hopkinson av, 100x100.

Henry Grasman, defendent...............       1,100

ShefHeld av, e s, 100 n South Carolina av, 40x

100, East New York.   Morton Schmitt.....        935

Clarkson st, n s, adj land L. W. Lloyd, 75x34a,

Flatbush.   Wm. H. McCord................      3,460

Total........................................ ¥43,007





CONVEYANCES.;





Wherever the letters Q. C. and C. a. G. occur, pre¬
ceded by the name of the grantee they mean as follows

1st—Q. 0. is an abbreviation for Quit Claim deed
i. e,, a deed in which all the right, title and interest of
the grantor is conveyed, omitting all covenants or war¬
ranty.

2d—C. a. G. means a deed containing Covenant
against Grantor only, in which he covenants ihat he
hath not donii any act whereby the estate conveyed may
be impeached. Charged or incumbered.





NEW TORR CITY.

October 6, 7, 9,10, 11, 12.

Ann st. No. 61, n s, 118.8 w William st, 25.2x
118x24.8x113.3, five-story brick factory build-

Ying and one-story brick (frame front) shop on
rear. Lemuel L. Fountaine to William H.
Streeter.   Mort. $18,000.   Sept. 23.         $34,500

Broadway, s ^ cor Prince st, 26x100; portion
of five-story brick (stone front) store. John
A. M, Althof to Frederick Althof. Q. C.
July 24.                                                              nom

Broadway, s w cor Bleecker st, 25x200 to Mer¬
cer st, six three-story frame stores aud dwell¬
ings. Vernon K. Stevenson to Samuel
Glover, Fairfield, Conn.   Oct. 10.             180,000

Bayard st, No. 51, s s, 150 w Bowery, 25x85,
five-story brick store and tenem't. Foreclos.
Henry J. Scudder to Anna Rugen, widow.
Oct 4.                                                              17,000

Bond st, No. 49, s-s, 776 e Broadway, 2.5x74.10
x25.6xT9.9, three story brick store and dwell¬
ing. William F, Ruxton, exr.-^Sarah M.
Grinnell. Sylvia H. wife of William P. Rux¬
ton, London, and Sarah M. wife of Ridley
Watts to The New York Free Circulating
Library,   June 9, 1882,                                 15..500

Canal st, No, 312, s s, 258.5 w Broadway, 2(5 x
abt 37.7, irreg. Jane A, Wallace, widow, to
Henry Harrison. Q, C, All title. Aug.
15.                                                                       hom

Sanie property, Eliza wife of Henry Harrison
to Jane A. Wallace. Q. C. All title. Aug.
15                                                                        nom

Canal st. No. S81, and Nos. 238, 240 and 242,
South Sth av, beginning Canal st, n w cor
South Sthav, 22.1x80x6.7x82.3. William J.
Kane to Richard O'Gorman. Q. C. Cor¬
rection deed.   July 16, 1881.                          nom

Centre st, No. 63, e s, 62.7 s Worth st, 17,10x92
xl8x87.9, three-story brick factory building,
and three-story brick shop in rear. Release
of dower, Annie F. Livesey. widow, to Jas.
aud John Livesey, Hohoken, N. J. Sept. 14. nom

Delancey st. No. 172, n s, 75 w Attorney st, 25x
100, three-story frame (brick front) store and
dwell'g and five-story brick tenem'b in rear.
Isabel R. wife of Wm. H. McCord, Benjamin
F,, James A,, Archibald, Walter R. and Jes¬
sie Park, New York, Henry Park, Westport,
Conn., Margaret J. wife of John H. Totten,
Fairfield, Conn., and-Charles Park, Audubon,
Iowa, to Nicholas M. Merigot, Prance.
Sept. 30, taxes, 1882.                                      14,000

Pranklin st, No. 144, 18.9x87.6 vacant. Release
dower. Emilie wife of Ivan Von Auw to
Charles H, Locke.   Aug. 15.                          nom

Gramercy park, e s, 121.6 s 21st st, 1.4x82.11,
vacant. Marcos and Emilio del Pino, individ.
and exrs. Luis del Pino and James Campbell,
"to M&ry F, King,   Q; C,   Sept, 29.             nom 6





Henry st, No. 201, n [s, 71.4 w Clinton st,24x
87.6, three-story brick dwell'g. William C.
Clopton and Mary G, his wife to Therese P.
de Ferriere.   Sept. 30.                                    nom

Houston st, Nos. 313 and 315, s s, 20 w Attor-~l
ney st, 40x54, two four-story brick stores j
and dwell'gs.                                                       [

Houston st, Nos. 257 and 259, s s, 50 w Suf- |
folk st, 28x80, four-story brick store and |
tenem't.                                                               J

Moses aud Bernard Toch, individ. and exrs.
L. Toch, to Moses and Bernard Toch. In
trust.    Oct. 11.                                                 nom

Same property. Release of dower, Mary
Toch, widow, to Moses and Bemard Toch.
Ocfc. 11.                                                               nom

Morton st, No. 32, s s, 255 e Hudson st, 18.2x
100, four-story brick dweU'g. Julius Wil¬
zin to Francis Caragher. Mort. $8,000.
April 24.                                                           11,000

Mulberry st. No. 113, w s, 131,1 n Canal st, 25x
100, five-story brick store and. tenem't and
five-story brick tenem't in rear. Catharine
wife of and John Ward to Sfcephen B. Ward.
Mort. $16,000.    October 9.                             nom

Oliver st. No. 31, w s, 23.4 n Madison st, 22x77
x9.2x1.3.k12. 10x75.10, two-story brick dwell'g.
Hanford Lockwood, Greenwich, Conn., to
Aaron Hershfield.    C. a.G,    Sept. 29.        8,500

Same property. Lydia A. Stillwell, widow,
Lydia A. the younger and Sarah A. Still¬
well and Charles F. Willis to Aaron Hersh¬
field.   Q. C.   Ocfc. 4.                                       nom

Pearl st, No. 59, and No: 24 Stone st, 23.5 on
Pearl st, xU2.1 to Stone st, xl7.9xll2.2,
three-story brick store. Williani F. Shaffer
to James C.  Varney, Brooklyn,   Sect. 18.

60,000

Pearl st, No. 109>^, and No. 62 Beaver st, be¬
gins Pearl st, n s, abt 45.8 e WiUiam st, 19x
117.8 to Beaver st, x 19.2x119.1, four-story
brick store. Release dower. Helen Brinck¬
erhoff, widow, to The New York Cotton Ex¬
change.    )4 part.    Sept. 27.                          nom

Pearl st, No. 146, s s, 21x63, four-story brick
store. James P. Wenman to Janies D. Pish.
Sept. 26.                                                             8,000

Pike st, No. 66, w s, abt 75 s Monroe st, 25x
61.10, three-story brick dwell'g. Howard
Saunders to WiUiam C. Clopton. Sept. 30, 8,500

Pike st,   No.  66, w s, abt 75 s Monroe st 25x

61.10,  three-story brick dwell'g. Therese P,
de Ferriere to Howard Saunders, Septem¬
ber 30.                               other consid. and 15,000

Washington st, No. 706, w s, 41 n Perry st, 23x
88x24x82.3, contract, three-story brick dwell¬
ing and one-story frame stable on rear.
Watson Cranford, Saugerties, N, Y., to
WiUiani Fearis, Hoboken, N. J.    Oct. 6.    6,250

Same property. Mary J. Fearis, Hoboken, to
Watson Cranford, Saugerties. Mort. $7,000.
Oct. 6.                                                                2,750

Washingfcon'pl, No. 20, s s, 28 w Greene st, 27.6
x96, four-story brick dwell'g. Daniel D.
Lord to Lucius Tuckerraan.    Oct. 5.         30,000

Worth st. No. 164, n s, 41.9 e Mulberry st, 23.11
x38.lxl4.4x57.10, new No. 195, five-story
brick store and teneci't. Minnie Mahany to
Mary E, and Ellen A, Mahany. Nov. 18,
1881.                                                                    nom

10th st, No. 232, s s, 175 w 1st av, 25x92,4,"
four-story brick dweU'g.

10th st, No. 293, n e cor Av A, 24x109.4, five-
story brick store and tenem't, and Ncis. 160
to 164 Av A, two three-story brick stores
and dwell'gs.

10th st. No. 295, n s, 24 e Av A, 23.10x109,4,
four-story brick dwell'g.

Bowery, Nos, 91 and ^1)4, e s, 25 s Hester st,
2i 2x69.9x2S.8x68.ll, three-stbiy brick
store and dwell'g.

Bowery, No. 35, e s, 50 n Bayard sfc, 25x174.2
x25xl77, six-story brick (stone front) fac¬
tory building.

Bayard st, No, 34, n s, 86.2 e Bowery, ir.9x

49.11,  six story brick store.                              j
Release dower,   Mary Toch, widow, to Moses
and Bernard Toch,   Oct. 11.                        nom

llth st, No, 638, s s, 193 w Av C, 25x94.9, five-
story brick store and tenem't, and two-story
brick dwell'g in rear. Peter Bowe, Sheriff,
to Anna.Gerber, All title of Simon and
Sophia Pragenser. Certificate of sale on
execution.   May 6.                            "100

Same property. As.sign. of above. Anna or
Ana Gerber to Peter Borst.   May 15.

value consid, and 100

18th st, No. 33, n s, 88.4 e Broadway, 22.7x92,
portion of six-story brick store. Francis W.
Stone to WiUiam D, Sloane, X part, Mort.
$10,000,   Oct, 9,                           -                20,000