Ilapch 14, 1885





The   Record   and   Guide.





28S





cost, $600; owuer, rieurj- Kuoblock, (in premises;
architect, Charles Rent/r; builder, Noah 1). Ward.

3X2—Mulberry »t, Nos. 272 and 274, four storj*
brick extension, 10x35, and infernal alterations;

cost,  ------ ; owner,  Rev.   John   F.  Keaniej-, •2»3

MlUbeiTy st; architect, J. E. AVare.

38:i—8th av. No. H7. (jue-story brick extension,
16.5x24 tin roof, take out front and rear walls in
first stoi-jand put in iron girders, new store front,
&c,; cost $'2,000; owner, Jacob (i. C. Taddiken,
.332 AVest 46th st; arcliitect, C. F. Ridder, Jr.;
builder, not selected.

8x4—Railroad av, N(,. 1314. raise buUding to
grade of st; cost, .^1.50; owner, .Tacob AVeiler,
1*248 North M av; builder, Chris-tinn A-oi-ndran.

38.5—1st av, No. -23.52, oue-storj' brick extension,
20x28, tin roof; cost, $800; owner, Hei-man
Huber. s e cor 1st av and 12Ist st; architect, Jolm
Brandt; builder, C. Haenschen.

386—l^outh 5tli av. No. 57, repaire; cost, ift.500;
owuer, Frederick .-Agnte, bv AA'. S. Jarvis, agent,
108 Macdougal st; builder, Maurice Sommere.

387—3d av.  No. 2:v4,  raise top  story 2.6 aud

?ut up new |)artitions; cost, $5(K); owuer, John
saacs, on premises; architect, Robert Nickel.

38X—3d st No. 140 AV., raise nttic to full story,
new fiat roof; cost, $7(K1; owner, Theodore Bitter-
man, on premises; architect, Wm. Graul; builder,
John Fitzpatrick.

389—Jane st, Nos. 164 and 166, i-aise two stories,
new flat roof, take down and rebuild front wall,
and iutenial alterations; cost, $s,uoO; ownere,
AVorthen & Aldrich: architect, M. Sne<lecker.

390—Canal st, ii w cor Eldridge st, take out
partition in wall lu firet story and put m iron
girder and columns; cost, $1,(X)0: owner, Her¬
man Heinecke, 4<r2 East .56th st; architect, James
AA". Cole; builder. John Jordau.





EIKUS COl'iMY.

Plan 79—Ma(Uson st. No, 701, one-story brick
extension, 7x7, tin roof, area steps rebuilt; cost,
$7(iO: owner nnd cnrpenter, G. H. Bohannon, on
premises; mason, Jiio, Lambert,

80—Judge st. No. 16, new store front: cost,
$300; owner, J. Kueib, 30 Judge .st; builder, D.
Kreuder.

81—I.«xingtoii av, n s, 60 e Throop av, frout
altered; cost, $300; owner, Mr. Mongles, Lexing¬
ton av, n e cor Throop av; builder, P. McMahon.

83—Palmetto st. No. 117, raise 6 feet, founda¬
tion beneath; cost, $500; owner, Geo. N. AA'oods,
697 Jeffereon st; builder, J. AA'oods.

83—MUton st. No. 1.50, two-storj' and basement
frame extension, 12x;ii, gravel roof; cost, .*1,.500:
owner, J. A, Jenkins, 702 Leonard st; architects
and carpenters RandaU & MUler; mason, Mr.
A'an Riper.

84—Park st. No. 37, one-storj' brick extension,
12x12, tin roof; cost, *'250: o^vIIe"r, Charles Merkel,
on premises; architect, H. A'oUweUer; biulder, C.
Hermann,

89—Sumpter st. No. 173, add one stoi'y, flat tin
roof; cost, $1,000; ow-ner, Charles Schmitt, New
York; buUder, C. Hom.

86—Leonard st. No. 586, add one storj', gravel
roof; cost, $1,-200; owner, Emma Cominerdinger,
nn premises; architects and buUdere, RandaU &
MUler,

87—Conseljea st. No. 179, two-story frame ex¬
tension, -35x18, tin root; cost, $400; owner, Salo¬
mon A\ eber, 1,58 Grand st.

88—HaU Bt, No. 3.5, raised 3.6, brick wall beneath;
cost, about $1.50; owner, Mr. Allison, on premises;
architect and carpenter, C. J. McCarthy; mason,
8. Hynes.

SO-Fleet st. No. 69, one storj' brick extension, 31.3
x'26.6, gravel roof; cost, $900; owner, Sarah J.
Nolan, on premises; architects, Pai-fitt Bros.;
buUdere, AVm. Parrell and T. Cowman.

90—Pearl st, Nos, 26.8 and 270, add (me story;
cost, $1,200: owner, Mr. BiUTell, 11 Clinton st;
builder, J. VA'ils.

91—7th av, No. 26, carry up roof, to be flat;
cost about $-2(X); owner, Amelia F. Baker, 86
Hicks st: buUdere, Mr. Gorden and Mr. Stone.

inj—Montieth st, No. 34, frout alterations; cost,
$350; owner, Hem-y Stubing, 30 Montieth st:
buildere. Goehringer & Harbach.

9,1—De Kalb av, No. 247, one- tory brick exten¬
sion, 20x30, gravel roof; cost, $.500; owner, Jacob
Thimmes, on prenuses; architects, B. C. Miller &
Son.

94—Fulton st, No, 272, iron girder across rear;
cost, $1.50 ; owner, AV. AV. AVickes ; architects, B.
C, Miller & Son; buildere, J. Deinott & Sons.

Uo—South 2d st. No. 269, one-story brick exten¬
sion, 18x34, tin roof, wooden and. tin cornice ;
cost, $600; owner, J. Schubnerich, on pi-emises ;
architect, J. Platte ; buUdere, G. Lehrian & Son
and Jos. Prisse,

0*1—South Portland av. No. 73, one-storj- and
ba-sement brick extension, 20x17, tin roof', cost,
$260; owner, Ms. G. Lane, 72 Portland av; buUder,
C. Becker.

"7—Reid BV, w s,  100 s Van  Buren st, front

altered;   cost,   $140;   owner,   —------;   buUdere,

AVeekes & Lauer,

98—Lefferts pi. No. 119, one-story and basement
brick extension, '20x23; tin roof, brick (xirnice;
cost, $5,000; owner, Joseph H. Beams, on prem¬
ises; architect, J.  Kastner; builder, not selected.

99—Devoe st. No. .346, add one story, tin root;
also two-story frame extension, 5x'26, tin roof;
cost, $500; owner, John RuefeU, ou premises;
architect Th. Engelhardt; builder, C. B(jtt.

100—Stn av. No. 491, one one-story brick ex-
jtension, 20x30, tin roof; cost, $500; owner, A.
(Crowlev, 239 13th st; builder, G. AV. Bush.

101—7th st. No. 37, E. D., add two stories,
gravel roof; cost, $1,300; owner, Marie T. Hein,
2'29 South 9th st; architect and carpenter, F. R.
Hein; masons. G. Lebrian & Sons.





MISCELLANEOUS.





BISI.\E!SS niMRES.

Schedule of as.scts and lialiililies flled for the week
ondinjjMarch i:t:

Nominal      Real

l.ialiilities.    Assets.    Assets.

Hiinios. Win. K..........^■•H-i.mH    $11().70T    $100,0S.S

Dvcker. John t^..........        5.078           4.4311          ■J.WiS

Hall. John K.........      S9.8»)         13.-2-.i4            1),451)

Hopkins, John and F.C.     2o,-.'!)t;          s.4il0    Nothing

Minden Bros.............       ».3<.H          l.HT'j          2.(508

Kaynes. Henry...........       j.srii          -J.tioS         -.'..'JlH





N. Y. ASSIGNMENTS—BENEFIT    CREDITORS.





Fell.





", liick-. Augustus J. ('publisher), to Thomas Keech:
preferences, $4,So*'.

9 Dvcker. John t'. (grocer. BfiR  10th av), to John W.

Tliodan; preferences. J-J.JW.
11 Hershberg,  Isaac ulry fronds.  2M   Broome st), to
Julius HirslilKTg; pr-eterences. $1..'>GI.

7 Traub. Harriet (artificial flowers and feathers, late
of .M16 Br, »ad\va,vi, to Jonas W. (Joodnian: prefer¬
ences. $(i.'Jll7.





IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY-HOLDERS.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.

No. 11^ City Hall. I
Nr.w A'ork, .Mar. T, 18S5. ('
Notice isgi\eii to (lie owner or owners of all houses
and lots affecte'd therel^v, ttiat the following assess¬
ments have been completed and are lodged in the
office of tlie Board of Assessors for examination ity all
parties Intere.sted. wlio must present their objections
in w ritliig. if (ipposed to the same, within thirtv days
from .March 7, 1883:

REOULATINO, ORADING,   KLAOGINO. ETC.

No.   1—loth av. from UOth to Manhattans!.

[Tn© .'iniits embraced by said assessment include
all the houses nnd lots of grrmnd situated as fol¬
lows:

No.   1—10th av, both sides, from  110th to .-Vlanhattan
st, aod to the extent of one-half the block at
tlie intersecting streets. I
(>)»jection8 to the following must lie pi-esented with¬
in tliuty days from March 10, 1H«.

REGULATING, GRADING, FLAGGING, ETC.

No.   !—Lexington av, from 102d st to Harlem Ricer.
No.   2—Drains for lands bounded   on   the north  by
Fordham and Pelham avs, on the south hv
Kin(^l)rids:e road, on the east by the South¬
ern Boulevard, and on the west by Arthur st,
a4th Ward.
[Tlie limits embraced b.v said assessments include
all the houses nnd lots of ground   situated   n.s fol¬
lows:

No. I—Lexinffton av, lioth sides, from 102d st to
Harlem River, and Ut the extent of oiie-linlf
the block at the intersecting streets.

No. 'i—Qiiarr.v and Kiiif^sbridge road on lliesoiitli,
('(►lleffe St. Fordham and IVlbain avs on (lie
north, both sides of the Southern Boulevard
(HI the ea.st. and lioth sides of Arthur si on
tbe west, in the 2tth AVard.]
<>bjections to the following must  be presented 30

days from March 11. IHKi.

SEWEB.

No.   1—1th av, e s, liet 8-2d and Sii^i sts.

[The limits embraced by said a.ssessment include all
the houses and lots of ground situate as follows:
No.   1—«th av, e s, liet S-M and Kd sts.]

The above described lists will be transmitted as pro¬
vided by law to the Board of Revision and Correction
of Assessments for conflrmation on the Hth and ]:itli
dai's of April eiisiiiii£.





APPROA^ED PAPERS.
Resolutions passed by the Boord of Aldermen cnll-
ln(f for the followinj^ improvements have been signed
by the Mayor during the week ending Marcli 7, 1^8,5.
•Indicates that the Mayor neither approved nor ob¬
jected thereto, therefore the same became adopted.

FENCING VACANT LOTS.

74th st, n 5, IOO w Ist av, abt 175 feet front.      ^,
1st av, w s, abt 7'5 n 74tli st, abt 100 feet frcmt. i

----------------4 • »----------------

PR(XREDIX(iS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
AFFECTING REAL ESTATE.

• Under the different headings indi(^tes that a reso¬
lution has been introduced an(r referred to the appro¬
priate committee, t Indicates that the resolution has
ra.s6e'i and has been sent to the Mayor for approval.
I*i.ssea (jver the Mayor's veto.

New York, ."Warch 0, 1885.

REGI'LATING,  GRADING,   AC

102rt St and 10th av. at expense ot James Hamel.+

l.Wd Bt, trom Sth to »th av.t

14i)th st, from North 3d to Morris av.t

151st st, from North 3d to Railroad av.*

PAVING.

P2(l St. from Boulevard to Ilth av.»
!Bd st, from ?th to flth av.»

REPAViyG.

AVashington pi, from Macdougal st to 6th av.t

HAlNS.

7.5th st, from Boulevard to Ilth av:Croton.*
Fordham av, Kingsbridge road to Columbia ar and

Monroe st: Croton.*
Westchester av. from Prospect avto Bronx River; gas.t
Lexington av, from 117th to 118th st: Croton.t
Walnut St. from Wake st to .leromeav; gas.t
164th st, bet Morris and Sheridan avs. )
Sheridan av, liet l(;4th and ItiSth sts.     rwater.t
KiSth st, bet Sheridan and (ierard avs. )
Anthony av, bet Wa\erly and Ash sts. i . ._„,,,,, »
Ash st, from Anthonv av east 400 feet. ,>"""■'
ISl.st st, bet Boulevard and St. NichoUui a»;)J|-w(MU.





ADVERTISED   LEGAL   8ALta>"              I

RBPBREES'  SALES TO BE HELD AT THE RXCBAyOR SJti.BS*
ROOM,  NO.   Ill   BROADWAV.

Ridge st, Nos. 21 and '25. w s, (JO n Broome st, 8fx;.5,
two three-storv brick tenem'ts, by S. Krei^ei-.
f Arat due $.5,782)..............................   M





7th av, n w cnr l»tth st, 124.11x100. vacant, bv Pcott
.>;- Mvers. (.Viiif due J3.3.56: prior mort.
S2.5.IK10: sold .lone 2S. IHKJ. tor 840.000)...........

Valentine eajs e s, 100 s w Clark st, ]00x»4«i.6x ]
iiil.-Jx:i:voiu....................................I

Valentine fo southerly cor Clark st, 100x8ti6.4x f

iw.(i.\;)-$    •'..................................1

)iy K. o,     irnett.  (Amis due ¥11.984 and $5.7»7,
resiiecti.''r.  ....................................

I'JDth St. n B. ion e Ilth av, 4;xli(l.ll, oue and two-
siory frnme buildings, tiy J. T. Bovd. (Amt due
Sii.lDO; taxes, ,tc.. 51.065).......................

Worth st, Nos. ;i) nnd HI. n s, abt 48x100, flve-
story marble building..........................

Leonard St. Nos. 80 and 82. s s, abt 48x100, five-
storv marlile building ......  ..................

Nassau st. No. 40, w (>, al)t 28, x abt 07 to Lib¬
erty pi. X abt 15, X —, fonr-story stone front
luiilding......................................

Maiden Lane, No. Ifl, n s, abt 23x80, five-story
marble )>uilding..............................

John St. No. 22, s s, abt 24x65, four-story brick
Ijuilding.......................................

Alniden L^ne, No. 4, s s. abt 20x88, five-story stone

front building...........................'.......

bv C. S. Brown...................................

12tli St. No. 3:^11. II s. 8.) w t.ireenwich st. 18x80.8,
three-storv brick dwellg, hv E. H. Ludlow &
Co.   (Aintdue $4.3:15)......."...................

7Ist st. No. W2, s s, 22 e 4th av, 20.6xil6.5..........I

71st st. No. 1(14, s s, 42.0 e 4tli av. 20.6x90.5.......I

71st st. No. 110, s s, KM e 4th av, 2Ix%.5.........f

Three four-storj- st(»ne front dweU'gs..........1

liy J. T. Bovd.   (Amt due on each, S;i3,582.......

7.'jtlist. s s, 150 e 4th av, .50xH)-i.'J. briek stable, bv
J. T. Boyd.    (Amt due Sl6,K71l..................".

Lexington a\-. No. 16119, e s, 17.7 n 107th st. 16.8x85,
four-.storv stone front dwell-g, by R. V. Harnett.
(And due 88,155)...............................

Lexington av. No. 1711. e s. 31.3 n 107tb st. I6.8xii.5,
four-story stone front dweirg, Itj- R. V. Harnett.
(.Vmt due ?9.7lli) ..............................

4iith st, Nos. •iOr< and 208. s s. 105 e 3d av. .30.6x08.9.
t>y SberitT, at City Hall.   (Sale under execution)

North 3d iiv, s w cor l.'Oth st. 25.6x90x25x95. by J.
T. B(.vd.   (I'aitition sale) .....................

:wthst. No. 448. ss. 168.6 e loth av,-^7x98.9. four-
story brick tenem-t, by 1). JI. Seaman. (Amt due
f'.'.xao)...........................................

Bowery, No. 144. w s. 51 s Broome st. 2«.4.x90x.')()x
87, two-story brick front building and store, )>y
E. F. Ravmond.   (Partion sale)..................

10th av. No.5-.'8. e s. 49.5 s 40t)i St. 24.8x77.6, three-
story )irick front building and t\vo-stor>' brick
extension, by R. A'. Hamett.   (Partition sale)...

21,vt st. No. 47. n s, 149 w 4th av, 26x98.9, four-story
stone front dweil'g, by J. T. Boyd.............*.

;6th St. No. 344. s s, 275 e 2d av, 25x102.2, f(jur- 1
storv stone front dweU'g___  ...............I

76th st. No. .■)42, ss, 2.50 e 2d av, •25xI02.'2, four- f

storv stone front dweU'g.....................J

bv J. T. Boyd.   (Amt due on each. $10,725).....

6th av, n e cor 86th st, 50x89.2 x irreg. x abt 103.6, i
vaoont.......................................... I

80th st, n s. nbt 103.8 e Sth av, alit ,52.8x101.3x51.1 f

xliiO,5, vacant .................................J

\iv   Fairchild   &   De   Walltearss.      (Amt   due
$11.5.194)........................................

I-afavette pl.se s, indef. 8a.:jxll0 ...............i

Bowery, ws. indef. 19.4xl08.8'-;ixr.4.8...........)

Iiv Sheriff at Citv Hall.   (.Sale under execution..

36th St. No. 215, n 's. 167.6 w 7tll av. •-'3.4.\-75, four-1
story brick dwe"-g........................... I

.36th St. No. 217, n s, 191 w 7th av, 23x75. four- I

story brick liuilding............................j

by SberitT at City Hnll.   (Sale uiKler execution..





ltI\GS corxTT.

Mar.

Heni-y st, n e cor Love lane, 27.6x77.............*

Lot in rear of and adj above, 27 6x15.6...........\

by Cole & Murphy, at 319 Fulton st...............   14

Bogart st, s w eor Moore st, 149.5x107.7, by J. Cole,
at 389 Fulton st...................................    M

Sterling pi, s s, 1-24.7 e (ith av, 20x100............)

Sterling pi, s s, 1M.7 e 6th av, 20x100.............|

Sterling pi, s s, 144.7 e Oth av, 20x100............. "

Sterling iil, s s, IM.7 e 6th av, 20x100............   J

by T. A. Kerrigan, at 35 Willoughby st..........    14

15th st, n e s, 200 s e 5t)i av, 40x69, by "James Crom¬
bie, ref., at Court Himse.........  ...............    14

Monroe st, n e cor Marcj- av, 25x100, by T. A. Ker¬
rigan, at .35 Willoughby .st.....................    16

Myrtle av. No. 497, n s, 25 w Ryerson st, 25x84,
four-story brick store and tenem't, by T. A. Ker¬
rigan, at 35 WiUoughby st.     (Partition sale)___    16

High st, n s, indeft, 25x100, right, title, .Src., bv T.
.V. Kerrigan, at 35 Willoughby st. (Assignee-s
sale)............................................    16

49tli St. s s, 115 e 3d av, 15x102.2, by T. A. Kerrigan,
at 35 Willoughby st............1...............    17

Jefferson st, s e cor Ormond pi, i;Wx7J.9. brick
church, bv J. Cole, at 389 Fulton st. Mort. gl4,000.    IT

Butler St. No. 14, s s, 106.3 e Court st, 14xl00x irreg
X90.8, three-story hrick dwelPg, by J. Cole, at
.3.S0 Fulton st...................................       18

Pulaski St. No. 64, s s, 100 w Marcy av, 25x11X1, two-
and-a-half-story frame dweU'g, by T. H. A'ork,
ref., at Court House..........................    18

ISthst, ns, 80 w 4th av, 21x100.................i

Sterling pi, s s, 104.7 e lith av, 20x100............f

t>yT. A. Kerrigan, nt:i5 Willoughhy st..........    IS

Atlantic av. No. 1816, s s, 1.50 e Utica av, 16.8x100,
two-.storj- frame dweU'g, by D. Bamett, ref., at
Court House     ................................    20

3d av, n e cor 56th st,  100.2x100 .................)

56th St. n s, IOO e .3(1 av. 2-25x11-0.2.................1

by J. Cole, at 389 Fulton st...................   21





LIS PENDENS, KINGS COUNTY.





Mar.





Wilson st, n w s, 100 s w Lee av, 4Ixl00x—x82.10. i

AA'ilson St. n w s, 120 s w Lee av. 21xl00x—x9I.... ('

The Williamsburgh Savings Bank agt Menander

C. Fitch et al.: att'ys, S. M. & 1). E. Meeker.....     7

Adelphi st, w s, 411.10 s Park av 2.5x100. WiUiam
Babbit, kn(»wii as Williain B. Mj-ers. agt Eliza¬
beth H. Baliliit et al.; att'y, ti. C. Brainerd   ___     7

Meeker av. s s, 63 w Graham av, 25x100. Lizzie A.
Cavanagh agt Thomas Caveney et al.; partition;

att'v. AV. S. Fales.........................           9

JLleutre St. lots 1,38, 141, 14-2, 145, 146, 149 1.52, map]
of Sariili A. Suydam property, New Lots, each

•,'.->xlOU; also.................................I

J'aoa av, lots 244--2.56 same map. each 2.5.X100; also [

Ridgewood a\, s w cor Hale av, 100x200; also___

Ridgewood av, n w cor Haleav, 100x400..........J

Edward V. Clark and ano.. exrs. Chester Clark,

Hdec'd, agt John  H. Boj'nton and S. Vau AVyck,

his   assignee;   amended  notice:   att'y,   S." H.

Thaver............................................