January 2,1886





The  Record  and  Guide.





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25x66, tin roof; cost, $13,000; Henry Neus, 404
East 114th st; ar't, Adam Munch,   Plan 1834.

75th st, n 8, 60 w 1st av, one-story brick store,
tin roof; cost, $1,800; Max Danziger, lie 79th st;
ar't, J, C, Burne; b'r, not selected.    Flan 1839.

120th st, n s, 140 e 4th av, five-story brick tenem't
with stores, 25x60, tin roof; cost, $12,000; Anson
G, Shipman, 221 e 123d st; art's, Cleverdon &
Putzel.   Plan 1840.

1st av, s e cor 73d st, five-story brick tenement
^^ ith store, 25x84, with one story extension, 4x
25, tin roof; cost, $2.t,000; Ann Mulholland, 324
E. 81st st; ar't, J. C, Burne; b'r not selected.
Plan 1836.

lat av, e s, 25 s 73d st, five-story brick tene¬
ment with store, 25x64, tin roof; 'cost, $13,000;
ow'r and ar't, same as last.   Plan 1837,

73d st, s s, 88 e 1st av, five-story brick tenement,
25x41, tin roof; cost, $11,000; ow'r and ar't, same
as last.   Plan 1838,

BETWEEN   59th   AND  125TH    STREETS,  V/EST   OF

8th avenue,

63d st, s s, 200 w 9th av, eight five-story brick
(stone front) tenem'ts, 25x84 and 25x88, tin roofs;
cost, each, $20,000; ow'rs and b'rs, Gillie, Walker
& Lawson, 519 West 104th st; ar't, M, V, B,
Ferdon,   Plan 1827.

9th av, n e cor 105th st, five-story brick flat
with store, 25.3x75, tin and plastic slate roofing;
cost, $18,000; Oscar C, Ferris, 131st st and 8ih av;
ar't, Andrew Spence, Plan 1826,
110th and 125th streets, between 5th and
8th avenues,

120th, s s, 290 w 7th av, one-story frame glazed
green-houses, 75x200; cost, $5,500; Chas. Am-
niann, 268 W, 131st st; ar't, T, E, Thomson.
Plan 1841,

130th st, s s, 365 w 7th av, three-story brick
stable and carriage house, 25x90, tin or gravel
roof; cost, $.5,000; ow'r and ar't, same as last.
Plan 1842,

north of 125th street,

12Sth st, n s. 200 e 10th av, onestory frame
temporary shed, 170x100; cost, $1,000: D. G.
Yuengling:, 128th st aud 10th av; b'r, J, Weber.
Flan 1817.

150th st, s s, 80 e Iflth av, ten two-and-a-half
and three aud-a-half story frame dwell'gs, 17x
45.6, .shingleroofs; cost, each, $2,500; Johu Strai-
ton, 131 East SOth st; ar't, J, H. Duncan, Plan
1833.

152d st, n s, 650 w Ilth av, three-story brick
tenem't, 25x50, tin roof; cost, abt $4,500; Charles
A, Briggs, ri2d st. North River; ar't, Henry
Fouchaux.   Plan 1830,

10th av, e s, 100 n 162d st, three-sstory brick
store and tenem't, 22x60, tin roof; cost, $6,000;
James Knowles, 161st sfc and 10th av; ar't, J. C
Kerby.   Plan 1824.

23d and 24th wards.

Warren st, n s, 146 e Worth av, two story frame
dwell'g, 20x30, with extension, 13x14, tin roof;
cost, $2,500; Ladger Chartrand, 175th sfc, near
Brook av; ar't, J. C, Kerby.   Plan 18-.'3.

184th st, n e cor Bainbridge av, two-story frame
dwell'g, 20.6x34.6, shingle roof; cost, $3,200; Mrs.
Ida Morris, 1243 Washington av: ar't, T. W
Rnigi-ose; b'r, not selected.    Plan 1819,

Mosholu av, n s, 5o0 w Albany road, one-story
frame stable, 24x19, tin roof; cost,------• T & W,

T}!^^^ ^ ^°-' i^verdale; b'r, F. H. Thorn,   Plan

1828,

Tremont av, s s, 250 w Morris av, two-story
frame dweU'g, 22.6x44, rear 27, shingle roof; co?t,
$2,500; John H. Clements, 72 East 112th st; ar't.
J. E. Kerby.    Plan 1823.                                           '

Washington av, w s, 210 s 172d st, two two-story
frame dweU'gs, 17 and 20x4-3.6. tin roofs; cost,
each, $2,500; George W. Hals«^y, 223 North 3d av;
ar't, R. E, Rogers.   Plan 1835,





KIBTGS COUNTY.

Flan 1921—Ralph av, w s, 50 n Chaimcey st,
one one-story frame shop, 12.6x25, felt roof; cost,
$50; ow'rs and b'rs, Ames & Waldron, 229
Howard av,

1922—Howard av, e s, 45 n Sumpter st, three
two-story frame (brick filled) dwell'gs, 18.4x34, tin
roof; cost each, $1,400; J. Peper; b'r, E, Sutter-
bn; ar't, P. W. J&aes.

1923—Dean st, s s, 100 e Rockaway av, one three-
story frame (brick filled) dwell'g, 18x34, tin roof •
cost, $1,500; L, P, Gibbs, 443 Marcy av; art', R,
Dixon; b'r, A, J, Gibbs,

1924—Union st, n s, 292 w 5th av, two two and
a-half-story and basement, terra cotta and brick
dwell'gs, 12.6x45, tin roofs and iron cornices; cost
each, $5,500; Mrs, B. Mejrers, 210 Pacific st; ar't,
W, M. Coots; m'n, M, Meyers; c'r, day's work,

1925—9th st, n e cor Gowanus Canal, one one¬
story frame shed, 60x13.5, iron sheathing and
gravel roof; cost, $6,500; New York Tartar Co, on
premises; b'r, B, Gallagher.

1926—Sumpter st, No. 234, s s 375 e Saratoga
av, one two-story frame shop, 25x25, tin roof:
cost, $400; ow'r and bV, John O'Hara, on
premises; ar't, A. V. Porter,

1927—Evergreen av, e s, 40 n Jacob st, one two-
story frame dwell'g, 20x32, and two-story exten¬
sion, 10x15, tin roof; cost, $1,700; William H.
Bishop, 397 Central av; ar't and b'r, John
Pohlmann.

1928—Halsey st, n s, 120 e Stuyvesant av, four
two-story and basement brick dwell'gs, 20x45, tin
roofs, wooden cornices; cost, each, $3,000; Fred¬
erick and John Dhuy, 212 Reid av; b'r, J. Dhuy.

1929—Chauncey st, s s, 350 e Howard av, one
one-story frame shop, 20x40, tin roof; cost, $400;
ow'r and b'r, Wm. Qoebel.                             >v     ,

J930—ittf^ect pi, s s, 185 9 Crriiiia av, fouy





three-story brick dwell'gs, 20x43; tin roofs, wood¬
en cornices; cost, total, $23,000; D, B. Moses, 310
Produce Exchange, New York; b'r, T. H, Rem¬
sen.

1931—McDougal st, No. 258, s s, 325 e Rocka¬
way av, one three-story frame tenem't, 28x50, tin
roof, brick cornice; cost, $4,000; Christopher Kien-
sie, 256 McDougal st; ar't and m'n, C. Bauer; c'r,
not selected,

1932—Sumpter st, No. 108, n s, 297 e Ralph av,
one three-story frame (brick filled) tenem't, 28x50,
tin roof; cost, $4,000; Annie Diehting, 106 Sump¬
ter st; b'r, not selected.

1933—Herkimer st, s s, 50 e Buffalo av, one
three-story frame (brick filled) tenem't, 25x55, tin
roof; cost, $4,500; Sarah Hocking. 1719 Bergen
sfc; ar't, A. Hill: b'r, A. Hocking.

1934—Ellery st, n s, 390 from Nostrand av, two
three story frame (brick filled) stores and teneni't.<5,
30x65, tin roofs; cost, each, $5,200; Charlotte M,
Goodwin; ar't, J. E. Sagar.

1935—Bushwick av, s e cor Bieecker st, eight
two-story and basement brown stone dwell'gs, 18.9
x40, tin roofs, wooden cornices; cost, each, $4,500;
Jacob Murr, 477 Bedford av; ar't, J. E. Dwyer.

1936—3d av, e s, 100 n 27th st, one three-story
brick dwell'g, 20x45, fin roof, wooden cornice;
cost, $4,000; M. Walton, 27th st near 3d av; b'r,
C. B. Shelden.

1937—5th st, s s, 3.32.6 w 6th av, fifteen two-
story and basement brick dvvell'gs, 15.8x45, tin
roofs, wooden cornices;   cost, each, $3,500; ow'r
and b'r, Thomas Betts, 371 6th st.

1938—ISth st, n s, 175 e 6th av, one two-story
frame store and tenem't, 25x44, tin roof; cost,
$2,000: Jacob Barnett, 388 17th st; ar't, W. H,
Wirth; b'rs, A, Nostrand and T, Ross.

1939—Harrison av. No. 167, one three-story
frame (brick filled) tenem't, 25x55, tin roof; cost,
$4,000; Benj. Morrison, 42 Tompkins av; ar't, R.
Von Lehn.

1010—Hancock sfc, s s, 117 w Throop av, six
three-story and basement brown stone dwell'gs,
18x42, tin roofs, wooden cornices; cost, e.ach,
$6,000; Benjamin Armstrong, 391 Jefferson av;
ar't, J. D. HaU; b'r, G, B, Stoutenburg.

1941—Evergreeu av, n w cor Grove st, two (?)
three-story frame (brick filled) tenem'ts, 28 and
27.6x55, tin roofs; cost, .$4,800; S.-hoenwald &
Guthardfc, 325 Evergreeu av; ar't, G, HUlen-
brand; b'r, J. Fuchs,

194'3—Evergreen av, w s, 28 n Grove st, six
two-story and basement brick filled dweU'gs, 20x
44, tin roofs; cost, each, $2,700; ow'r, &c,, same
as last.,

1943—McDougal st, s s, 75 w Rockaway av, one
three-story frame (brick filled) tenem't, 22x45, tin
roof; cost, $3,500; ow'r aud b'r, John Wilferfc, 223
Howard av.

1944-4th av, w s, 75 n SOfch sfc, one three-story
frame stores and tenem'fc, 25x55, tin roof; cost,
$3,500; Mary A, Baxter, 2312 4th av, New York;
ar'fc, W. B, Robinson; b'r, J. H, O'Rourke,

1945—Ralph av, e s, 98 n Atlantic av, one two-
story frame shop, 25x48, tin roof, cost, $300;
ow'r, &c., C, P, Skelton, 1895 Atlantic av.





ALTERATIOi\S NEW YORK CITY.

Plan 2313-79fch sfc, No, 221 E., mansard raised
to fuU story; also four-story and basement brick
extension, 12x33, tin roofs; cost, $5,000; ow'r and
b'r, W, J, O'Connor, on premises; ar't, W, P. An¬
derson.

2314—Thomas st, No. 56, repair damage by fire;
cost, .?l.2nn; ,Tohn McKesson; 25 West 34th st;
ar't, J, E. Terhuno.

2315-Madison av, s e cor 43d st, two-story
brick extension, 34x25, tin roof; cost, $3,000;
Charles Miller, on premises; ar't, J. E. Ware.

2316—Pearl st, No. 32, internal alterations for
tenem't, laundry, 22x14, buUt; cost, $7,500; Phil¬
lips Phoenix, 21 E. 33d st, trustee; ar't. A, E,
Barlow.

2317—Worth st, Nos, 83 and 85, extension
altered, iron skyUght put in; cost, $1,400; att'y
for ow'rs, H. S. Leavitt, 1 East 40th st; b'rs. A,
C, Hoe & Co.

2318—111th st, No, 233 E., new store fronts,
etc.; cost, $500; Abraham Siegel, 5 Rutgers pi;
ar't, E, W, Greis; b'r, J. MUler,

2319—111th st. No. 237 E., new store front, etc.;
cost, $250; ow'r, ar't and b'r, same as last.

2320—49fch st, No, 23 E., internal alterations;
also two-story and basement brick extension, 19.6
x40, tin roof; cost, $15,0i)0; Gabriel Grant, on
premises; ar't, C, C. Haight; b'rs, I, A, Hopper
and D. Hepburn,

2321—James slip, No. 10, internal alteration;
cost, $800; Jacob Hoifman, 245 Henry st; ar't
and b'r, J. Hood,

2322—Mercer st, No. 109, internal alterations;
cost, $175; Emerick Kiss, 136 Bieecker st; b'r, C,
Spader,

2323--AV A, w s, 89th to 90th st, one-story brick
extension, 60.3x9.2, as a connecting corridor bet
orphan asylum buildings; cost, $1,000; St. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum, Henry Heide. trustee, 81 Bar¬
row fit; ar't, W, Schickel,

2324—West Broadway, s e cor Reade st, new
show windows and iron columns to replace
granite piers; cost, $1,000; lessee, John Von
Glahn, 444 West 43d st; ar't, J, W, Cole; b'r, J.
Jordan.

2325—Greenwich st, No. 34, repair damage by
fire; cost, $350; Michael Hoffman, on premises;
ar't, J. CaUahan; b'rs, WaUace & Co,

2326—Sth av, n w cor 47fch sfc, repair damage by
fire, new iron cornice, &c.; cost, $700; M, Went>-
worth, 111 Bowery; ar't, F, Ebeling; b'r, E, Ofcte,

23.37—122d st, s s, 100 w 2d av, buUding changed
to one-story structure for use as a church; cost,
$500; lessee, Shiloh Baptist Church, 4th av and
ISathst; ar't, C. Baxter,





2328—Canal st, No. 262, new stairs; cosfc, $180;
Lavinia P. Archer, Garden City, L. I., and Imo-
gene F. Weeks, Montclatr, N. J.; b'r, J. D, Bu¬
chanan,

2329—25th st, Nos. 513-519 W., new f-onfc, and
walls taken down and rebuilt; cost, -12 000; les¬
sees, BJake & Duffy, on premises; ar'fc, T. C.
Blake.

23:50—63d st. No. 322 E., front and internal alter¬
ations; cost, $1,200; W, L, Loew, Red Bank, N.
J.; b'rs, J. Fyfe & Co.

233.1—North 3d av, w s, south of 14th st, one
building to be moved to College av, n e cor 141st
st, and altered into two dwell'gs; cost, $!,5(i0;
J, L. Mott, 2122 5th av; ar'fc, G, C. Gr«Uer; b'r,
not sele jted,

»       »»»       ....

KIi\GS COPATY.

Plan 1171—Herkimer st, No. 043, raised 6 feet,
brick basement beneath, also two-storv frame ex¬
tension, 12x17, tin roof; cosfc, abfc §300; Mrs. C.
Putuam, 943 Herkimer st; art, I. Smith; b'rs, B.
Spaulding and J. Smith.

1172—Marion sfc, No. 377, raised 5 feet, brick
waU beneath; cost, $450; Mrs. McCourfc, ou prem¬
ises; b'rs, W, Clark and C. Monds.

1173—Walton st, No. 01, raised 4.6, frame story
beneath, also add two stories on extension; co.st,
.«;800; ow'r and b'r, Fr. Decider & Son; art, H.
VoUweiler.

1174—HuU st, No. 43, new peak roof; cost, §100;
ow'r aud b'r, Jacob Geib, on premises.

1175—Flatbush av, No. 264, interior alterations;
cost, $75; Ackerman, New Jersey; b'r, A. Ken¬
ned v.

1176—Rodney st, Nos. 2fh-3fi, two-story brick ex¬
tension, 23,9 and 23.7x25 and 29, gravel roof;
cost, $2,000; J. S. and G. P. Simpson, on prem¬
ises; ar't, E. P. Gaylor; b'r, not selected.

1177—Atlantic av, Nq. 1790, two-story frame
extension, 15x36, tin roof, wooden cornice: cost,
abt $500; Sarah F. Green.

1178—Metropolitan av, junction Grand st,
raised 2 feet; also two-story frame extcn.sion, 2:1k

16, tin roof; cost, $(wO; ------Mayenbary; ar't, H.

Dubois; b'rs, N. Moor and M. Metzen.

1179—Myrtle av, No. 5S, one-storv brick exten¬
sion, 22x42, tin roof; cost, $550; Thomas Cassiu;
br, D. Boyle,

1180—McDougal st. No. 2ri4, one-story franio
extension, 40x22, tin roof; cost, $3.50; ow'r aud
b'r, .lacob Geib, 43 Hull st; m'n, P. Robeny.

1181—6th av, No. 432, w s, build front an-a, &c.;
cost, $500; I. Jacobs, on premises; b'r, G. VV.
Bush,





MISCELLANEOUS.

BUSINESS FAILURES.

Schedule of assets and liabilities filed for two weel s
ending December 31:

Nonunal      Real

Liabilities.    Asset.s.    Assets.

Billings, J. N. & A........   $9,146          10,707         4.816

Behrens, Wm. J..........     3.805           1,547         1 ;i(!0

Caspar, C.& Co..........   43.836          32,430        18,406

Del Gaizo, Pasquale......    17.9:^9          14.610         5.078

De Vries, Alexander.....     3.350           3,810          ],4()0

Grunwald, Isidor........   42,T42          35.:i 19         9.:^.".4

Kempner, Gertrude......     2,884           1.985         l,1t:G

Lewis Bros. & Kennedy..   82,370           2,038         1,974

Mathews, Amos 1.......     6.026           2,723         1 .'MT

Miers, Samuel...........     7,079           6,^5o         1 270

SuUivan, Winifred........     4,6.37           2,.330           'yir

Taylor, Richard.........   30,233          29,190        10,470

Ullner, Wm...............     4,486           5,451          1,489

Young, Thomas, Jr......   28,768           7,766          6,2lt>

N. T, A88IQNMENTS—BENEFIT CREDITORS,

Dec.

31 Atkinson, Joseph J., and Thomas F. Martin (firm of
J. J. Atkinson & Co.), to Thomas J. Henry.

26 Burnstein, Edward, to Augustus Strouse; prefer¬
ences, $691.

80 Bergmann, Elizabeth, to Theodore Fischer.

96 Conant, Eusebia F., to Nathaniel L. Newcomb.

28  De Vries, Alexander, to Ephraim Tencoom; prefer¬

ences, $750.

26 Dunbar, Melzer P., and Ezra D. Fogg (firm of M.
P. Dunbar & Co., lumber, 2.3 William st, and New
Haven, Conn.), to Charles MacVeagh.

31 Duffy, Peter, to Wm. W. Ryer.

29  Howell, David B., and Robert Devereux (Arm of

D. B. Howell & Co., Masonic goods, 437i^ Broad¬
way and 389 Broome st), to Edward Lemz; pref¬
erences, $3,620.

38 Hamblin, Ralph W. (dry goods, 815 Broadway), to
Thomas Vickery; preferences, $1,197.

84 Moral, Bernard, to David Moral; preferences,
$5,098.

93 Regelien, Hermann (fish, 238 Fulton st», to Jacob
Levi; preferences, 8400.

KINGS COUNTY,

Dec.                          GENERAL ASSIGNMENTS.

28. Braisted, Helen, to W. J. Lei*ine.
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irOTICE TO PROPERTY-HOLDERS.

OiTT OF New Yonx, Finakcb Department, I
CoMi'TRou,ii:.i"3 Offick, Dec. S3, 1886. j
In purtuance of Section 916 of the " New York City
OonsoUdation Act of 1882." the Comptroller of the City
of New York gives notice to all persons, owners of
property affected by the follovting assessment litjte,
Tl«.:

WWULATlNe,    GRADIJTft,    6KTTINO   CURB,    OUTTER    AND
FI,AGOI^»,

49d Bt, from 2d av to East River.

lAlat at, from Sth av to Av St. Nicholas.

RHOtTLATIWa AND GRADING.

4th av, from 96th to 103d st.

■BQtJLATIKO,   PAVING,    SETTING   CURB      AND      GUTTER
STONES AND FLAGGING SIBEWALKS.

42d Bt, from 2d to Ist av,

PAVING,

4*1 St, from 1st av to EastP.iver-, belgian or tra-i-
felocfc pavemeae,                                  '