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i<E.AL  Estate   Record





AND BUILDERS' GUIDE.





Vol. XXX.





NEW YOKK, NOVEMBEE 4, lfc82.





No  764,





Published Weekly by The





Heal Estate Record Association





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CONVEYANCES.





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

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

'idr—C. a. G. means a deed containing Covenant
against Grantor only, in which he covenants ihat he
hathnot don'- any act ivhereby the estate conveyed may
be impeached, charged or incumbered.





SALES OF THE WEEK.

The following are the sales at the Exchange Sales"
■troom for the week ending November 3:

• Indicates that theproperty described has been bid
in for plaintiff" 8 account:

K. V. UAKNETT,

46th st. No. 2 8 E., s s,  15x100.5, three-story

stone front dwell'g.   Thomas C. Higeins..   $9,000

78th sr. No. 261 E.. n s, 13.10x102.2, three-story

brick dwell'p.   Joseph Zuckerman.....      6,300

128th st. No. 160 E., s s, 25x94.llx—x77.1l,
threfi-atory brick store and tenem't. Alice
E. and Lizzie L. Gerety. (Amount duo, abt
81,000; prior mort., $5,000; taxes and as¬
sessments, $-278)........................      0.510

Lexington av. No. 841, n e cor OOth st, 17.11x80,
three-story stone front dwell'g. James H.
Rogers.   (Amount due, abt $ 13,500)........    17,300

Lexington av, No. 843. e s, 16,6x80. three-story
stone front dweU'g. Nathan Peck. (Am't
due, abt $11,9^0)..........................    14,500

Madison av. No. S4l, e s.  16.8x75, four-story

stone front dwell'g.   MyerB'inn........___    21,6r0

2d av, s w cor 7th st, 21.8x98. three-story briek
dwell'g and two-story brick extension and
two-story brick stable on 7th st, J. H.
Miller......................................    22,750

ath av, w 6, 49.11 n 128th st, 50x80, vacant.

George H. McAdam........................     9,400

FAIECHILD & DE WALTEARSS.

l28th st. No. 65 W., n s, 19.4x99.11,  three-story

frame dwell'g.   Philip Fenning............     5,900

S28th Bt, No. 63 W., n s, 19.4x99.11, three-story

frame dweU'g.   Robert Worthington.....       6,050

A. J. BLEECKER & SON,

Varick st. No, 100, e s, 22x84, two story and

attic brick dweU'g.   Maurice Ahem......     9,850

B. SMYTH.

7th av, n w cor 123d st, 100.11x75, vacant.   S.

H. Hurd..................................    29,500

\rth av, 8 w cor 124th st, 100.11x75, vacant.   S.

H.Hurd...................................    30,500





Tof»l.





$190,408





BROOKLYN, N. 1.

In the City of Brooklyn, Messrs. J. Cole and T. A.
Kerrigan have made the following sales for the week
«nding November 3:

•Douglass st, n s, 20O e Clason av. 200x131.... I
Butler st, s s, 200 e Clason av, 200x131........j"

Mutual Life Ids. Co.......................    $8,000

*Douglass st, n s, 400 e Clason av, 200x131___I

Butler st, s s, 400 e Clason av, 200x131........(

Mutual Life Ins, Co.....................     9,000

♦Douglass st, n s, 120 w Franklin av, 130x131. i
Butler st, s s, 120 w Franklin av, 50x131......f

Mutual Life Ins. Co........................      3,440

*Douglass st, st, s s, 100 w Franklin av, 145x

IHI.   Mutual Life Ins. Co..................     4.200

♦Douglass st, s s. 305 w Franklin av, 235x131.

Mutual Life Ins. Co.....................      5,775

♦Douglass st, s s, adj, 180xl3lx irreg.   Mutual

Life In.s. Co...............................      5,400

Hewes st, n s, 305 w  Harrison av. 20x100.

James Gaylor..............................     6,100

*Seelyst.ss, 500 e 18th St. 300x150.       1   Flat-
Vanderbilt st, n s, 500 e 18th st, 200x150. f bush.

Thomas Rogers, et al, trustees...........     6,400

Steuben st. No. 191, three-story frame dwell'g.

R. Sehermerhorn.........................     8,300

Atlantic av. s s, 200 w Bond st, 25x90.   Gleorge

H. Ellery...................................     6,000

De Kalb av, No. 888, s s, three-story stone front

store and dwell'g.   Joseph Kelly...........     4,900

De Kalb av, No. 386, s s, three-story stone front

store and dweU'R.   Joseph Kelly..........     4,850

♦Franklin av, w s, 33 s Douglass st, runs south

48 X west 100 x north 81 x east 85.9. Mutual.

Life Ins. Co............................     2,200

•Franklin av, w s, 48 s Douglass st, lOOxlCO.

Mutual Life Ins. Co.....................     2.50O

Flatbush av, near Newkirk av, 8 acres, Flat¬
bush.   D.A.Mesmere.........,............   19,400

Grand av. No. 2-36,  three-story stone   front

dweU'g.   M.Byrne..................  —      5,050

Lewis av, n e cor Pulaski st, 20x100.   R. J.

Phelps.....................................     5,690

Totia.,..................................... $101,115





NEW YORK CITY.

OCTOBER 27, 28, 30, 31, November 1, 2.
Beaver st, s s, 1.54.3 e Broadv?ay, runs east :i5 x
south — to Marketfield st, at point  173.10 e
Broadway, x west 35 x north to beginning.
The New York Produce Exchange to Tbe
M ay or, &c., New York.   Oct. 25.   Exchanged
for part of old Mai ketfieldst.
Beaver st, part of No. 14, s s, 177.3 e Broad- ]
way, I'uns southwest 74.4 to n s Marketfield j
st at point 163.10 e Broadway, x east 10 x I
north to Beaver st, x west 2.                            '-

Beaver st, s s, begins at e s of a new st ex¬
tending to Marketfield st and being a gore
3 inches -wide, lying in said new st.
William H. and John H. Caswell and Henri¬
etta H. wife of Charles S, Smith to The New
York Produce Exchange, New York.   C. a.
G.   Oct. 23.                                                       nom

Beaver st, s s, at e s of a new street extending
from Beaver to Marketfield st, being a gore
3 inches on Beaver st, and being within the
limits of said new st. William H. Caswell et
al., exrs. and trustees J. Caswell, to The New
York Produce Exchange.   Oct. 23.                250

Broadway, Nos. 5, 7, 9 and 11, and Nos.' 5, 7,
9 and 11 Greenwich st, begins Broadway, w
s, 96.7 n Battery pl, l63,4x3lM).8 to Greenwich
st, xl51.10x170.8; No, 5 Broadway, one-story
frame (brick front) sheds; No. 7 Broadway,
four-story stone front office building; Nos. 9
and 11, one-story brick storehouse, and two¬
story frame store. Manhattan Railway Co. to
James Steen.   Nov. 1.                                430,000

Same  property.     James  Steen   to  Dumont

Clarke,    Mort. §400,000.   Nov. 1.             450,000

Broadway, No. 177, w s, 45.6 n Cortlandt st,
25.4x99.3x25.4x99.10, five-story stone front
office building. George P. Stade to The Ger¬
mania Fire Ins. Co. Morts, $75,000. Oct.
31.                                                                    175,000

Broadway, No. 177, w s, 45.10 n Cortlandt st.
25.3x100.1x35.4x99.8 George P. Stade and
Samuel D. Babcock to same.   Q. C.   Oct. 31.

nom
Broadway, No. 179, w s, 2.5.3x100.4x2.5.1x100.1,
five-story stone front office building.  Samuel
D. Babcock to Tho Germania Fire Ins. Co.,
New York.   Oct. 31.                                    175,000

Broadway, No. 213, n e cor Fulton st, 29.6x76.6,
six-story brick store and office building.
Catherine A. Cammann, widow, to Edward
M. Knox.   1-30 part.   Oct. 35.                   10,000

Broome st, n s, adj the following lot on the 1

rear, indeft., 50x100.
Wooster st, No. 63, e s, 100 n Broome st, 34.11
xlOO.

and Charlotte A. Wil-
Garden, Philadelphia,

115,000
n s, 25x181, five-story
Henry Naylor to  The
Co., New York.   Mort,

100,000
Crosby st, No. 131, e s, 20.6 n Jersey st, 2Llx
73.11x2-^.2x73.1,  iwo-story brick  store  and
dwell'g,   Henry Hilton to Joseph A. Dunn,
July 6.                                                               8,300

Charles st, Nos. 100-102, s s, 143 w Bleecker st,
45x14 3x45.6x15, three-story frame dwell'g.
John T, Lockman, exr. Samuel Hall, to Sarah
B. wife of James A. Somerville, Newark, N.
J., Mary L. wife of George W. Bradford,
Rochester, Mich., Martha W. wife of John J.
Brouner and Harriet wife of John T. Lock-
man, devisees S. Hall, dec'd, Oct, 31. 4,000
Division st, Nos. 13 and 1S)4, s s, abt 140 e'

Catharine st, 25x70x35x70.3,
East Broadway, No. 26. n s, abt 135 e Cath

arine st, 25x70.1x25x70.4.                                  j

Madison st, No. 175, n s, 216.8 e Pike st, 35x

100.
Henry st, No. 170, s s, 52.2 w Jefferson st, 25.1

XlOO.
Henry st, No. 201, n s, 71.4 w Clinton st. 24x
87.6.

Therese P. de Ferriere to William C. Clop-
,   ton.   Morts. $10,500,   Oct, 14,                       nom





Jane M,, Rachel A,
liams to William M.
Pa. Oct. 31.
Cortlandt st. No. 10,
stone front store.
Germania Fire Ins.
$45,000,   Oct. 18.





Delancey st, No. 210, n s, 25 w Pitt st, 2.1x75,
five-story brick store and tenem't. Abraham
Stern to Tobias and Gershon Krakower. Q.
C.   Oct. 30.                                                       nom

Same property. Tobias and Gershon Krakow¬
er to Wiihelmine Drucker. Mort. $10,(;00,
taxes 18S-i.    Oct. 30.                                      17,000

D'^y st. No. 43. s s, 107.6 w Church st, 24.llx'
74.7x24.11x34.8,     five-story   stone    front

Dey st,'No. 45, s s, 132.5 w Church st, 25x74.6

x25x74.7, five-story stone front store.
William st, No. 163, w s, 60.7 n Ann st, •22.Zx
8(i.2x'23.6x88 1, four-story ftone frontstore. J
Charles Wehle to Alexander M. Ross.   July
31.                                                                       nom

East Broadway. No. 175, s s, 183.6 w Jefferson
st, 26x100, three-s^ory brick dwell'g. Abra¬
ham Mori is to Rebecca wife of Isidore Abra¬
hams. Mort. $10,000. Oct. 27.                  13,000
Greenwich st, No. 131, s e cor Thames st, 19.3x
S5.3, tbree-story bi-ick store and tenem't and
four-story brick tenem't on Thames st. Hen¬
ry Flaacke to Jefferson M. Levy. Morts. $ 10,-
OuO. Oct. 10.                                                  18,000
Greenwich st. No.  301, s e cor Chambers st, \

30x50.6xl9.8x.50.6, flve-story brick store.
Greenwich st. No. 299, e s, 30 s Chambers st,
runs east 50 x northeast 20 to Chambers st,
X east 36 x south 37 x west 78 to Greenwich
st, X north 20, flve-story brick store.
Chambers st, Nos. 164-166, s s, 86.6 e Green¬
wich st, 44x7.5x39x75, five-story brick store. J
Robert L. Stuart to John S.  Martin.   Oct.
30.                                                               165,000
Gramercy Park, e s.     Party wall agreement.
James Campbell with Mary F. King.   Oc¬
tober 18.------

Hudson st, No. 463 and 93 Barrow st, being
Hudson st, s w cor Barrow st, runs
west 64 X south 28 x east 13 x north 4.8 x
east 51.5 to Hudson st, x north 23. Henry
M. O'Neil to Daniel E. O'Neil. C. a. G. All
title.   All liens.   Oct. 30.                               nom

Maiden lane, No. 123, n s, 25x83x25x83, six-
story brick store. Darwin R James, Brook¬
lyn, to Mitchell N. Packard and Mary De W.
Garretson, committee John J. Garretson.
Nov. 1.                                                                nom

Orchard st. No. 150, e s, abt 135.5 n Rivington st,
35x87.10, five story brick tenem't. Hemy
Schumacher to Charles L. Adrian. Morts.
$11,000.    Oct. 30.                                           18,500

Old Marketfield st, being that portion of old
st closed, from Broadway to point 147.10 e of
said Broadwav. Tbe Mayor, &c., New York,
to The New York Produce Exchange. See
Beaver st.   Oct. 2S.                                         exch

Pitt st, No. 64, e s, 135 s Rivington st, 35x100,
three-story brick tenem't. Ludwig Botti-
ger to Conrad Waldeck.   Oct. 26.              10,500

Rivington st, n s, 75 w Attorney st, 25x;100.   "l
Attorney st, w s, 100 n Rivington st, 25x100.  i
Rivington st, n w cor Attorney st, 75x100.       V
Two and three-story brick marble works,
&c.                                                                 J

Nelson Sherwood to Emily, Jason H., Har¬
riet A. and Daniel Sherwood- February 20,
1879.                                                                     gift

Stanton st, No. 263, s s, 100 w Columbia st, 35x
100, five-story brick store and tenem't and
four-story brick tenem't in rear. James
Fitzsimons to Charles Hahn. Mort. $7,.500.
Oct. 31.                                                            15.000

Spring st, No. 22, s s, abt 71.6 e Mott st, 23.9x
83x23.9x85, five-story brickstore and tenem't.
Foreclos.'   Peter Bowe, Sheriff, to  Ebene¬
zer S.   Theall.   Deed on execution.   Octo¬
ber 27.                                                                1,775
Spring st, Nos. 278, 980 and 282, s s, 13L3e]
Hudson  st,  54.6x87.6,   three   three-story
brick stores and tenem'ts.                                 >
Spring st, No. 284, s s, 103.3 e Hudson st, 18x
87.6, three-story brick store and tenem't.    J
The Phenix Nat. Bank, New York, and The
National Park Bank, New York, to Joseph
L West.   Nov, 2.                                        30,000
Thompson st, No. 230, e s, runs east 88 x north¬
west 13.6 X north 7.2 x west 25 x northwest
53 to Thompson st, x south 24.7, two-story
brick dwell'g.   Margaret V.  Pelissier, sole
devisee and extrx. Joseph Pelissier to Wil¬
liam Love, Brooklyn.   Oct. 30.                  7,000
William st. No. 219, and No. 16 North William
st, begins North WiUiam st, s s, runs south
90.7 to William st, x 28.6 x north 101 x west
4;4 to North William st, x west 21.8; No. 16
;   North William st, four-story brick factory;
No. 219 William st, three-story brick store'
and dwell'g.   William Bergen, exr. Henry L.