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Real estate record and builders' guide: v. 14, no. 332: July 25, 1874

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AND BUILDERS' GUIDE 7oL. XIY. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1874. No. 332 STEAM HEATING FOR FACTORIES, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS. Iron Pipes and Fittings for Steam, Water, and Gas. RUTZLER & IVES, No. 135 CENTRE STREET, JACOB APPELL & CO., REAL ESTATE BROKERS HOTJSE ^^G-EHSTTS, 271 -WEST 23d STREET, Comer Eicrhth Avenue, NEW TORK. Care of Estates and collection of Rents a specialty. City and Country property for sale or to let. Money to loan on bond and mortgage. A successful business record of eighteen years aa reference to those in want of responsible agents. New Yorlc. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. J. BENHAM & CO., KCOTJSE .A.a•EI^TTS, AND REAL ESTATE ATTORNEYS. ESTABLISHED 1845. 266 West Tweaty-Tliird Street. Rents collected, Real Estate Bought, Sold, and Ap¬ praised. Safety Hotel and Store Accidents avoided if Rope, Belt, and Engine hreak. No nice adjustment requiring constant attention. Price one-third less than others claiming to be safe. Manufacturers of Pumps, Engines, Boilers, and Hoist¬ ing Machinery for every conceivable use. Contractors', Planter-s', Wreckers', Miners', Builders' Pumping and Hoistin? Outfits. Address WM. D. ANDREWS & BRO., 414 Water Street, New York. Brown's Cable Carriages for Coal Yards, Mines, Quar¬ ries, &c., &c. L. C. HILDRETH, GRANITE DEALER. Granite for Buildings, Granite Sidewalks, Monuments, Cemetery Lots enclosed with Posts and Bars or Cop- lugs, &c. ^ Quincy, Scotch, Maine, and Connecticut NOBLE STREET, near Franklin, GREENPOINT, L. I. Box 51 Mechanics' and Traders' Exchange, New York. For E, M. BOYNTON'S PAT. LIGHT¬ NING SAVk/S, iiddr«s 80 Ucekiimu Slroet, N.Y. I Beware of infringeiiienis. Gi'iiuine will cut three timea JAS fast as aa axe. A 6-rt. cross cut, $6. Send for as nUustrated Cntalogue, mailed free. ."-.■•^ R. W. FORBES, LUMBER OP 3SVERY DESCRIPTION for SHIPPING or DOMESTIC USE, At Wholesale or Retail. Yard, Cor. of West 29th Street and 11th Ave.. TJo-vvn-To-wn. Office. 14 south: wii,ziam street. TATE & OSBORNE, STOI^TE OXJTTEItS- All kinds of American and Imported Marble, Granite, Cane Stone, Bro\vn Stone, Ohio and Dorchester, and all other Stones, cut and set to order in any part of the country or city. 91st & 92d STS., EAST ElVEB, NEW YORK. We claim to have unusual facilities for doing work cheaply, accurately, and quickly, as our STEAM DIA¬ MOND STONE-SAW CUTTER, the first brought into use in this city, works most successfully. Those having business in our line are respectfully invited to inapecS the quality of oai work, and give na an opportunity to m^e eetiinates. " . HUBERS & MADDEN, STEAM STONE WORKS, Seventy-ninth Street, EAST RIVER. BROWN, DORCHESTER, OHIO, AJVD RUBBED BLUE STONE. CHARLES HUBER, residence, Lexington Avenuei between Sixty-ninth and Seventieth streets. WILLLa.M O. MADDEN, residence, No. 1523 Sec¬ ond Avenue. Manufacturers' & Builders' BAN K, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500,000, THIRD AVENUE, Cor. 57th Street. JOHN DAVIDSON, HENRY J. BURCHELL, Pres. Vice-Pres. C. A. WATERBURY, Cashier. DIRECTORS: DAVID MORGAN. SAMUEL COOPER. LEANDER ST'.NE. JOHN SEXTON. JOHN J. BURCHELL. MICHAEL MURKAY. DAVID BABCOCK. WILLIAM BAIRD. WILLIAM A. BUTLER. G. L. SCHUYLER. N. A. WILLIAMS. NATH'L. BURCHELL. WILLIAM P. PARSONS. JOHN D. MOLL. GOODWBN & DREW, HOUSE MOVERS, lOS and 110 West 25th Street. JOSIAH N. CHRISTMAS, STEAM STONE WOEKS WYTHE AV.,COR. RUTLEDGE ST., BROOKLYN, E. D. The undersig:ned having recently put up the latest improved machinery, including the first DIAMOND STONE-SAW CUTTER ever erected in this country, is prepared to worlt any kind of Freestone, Brown, Ohio, and Dorchester Stone. Those having orders to fill can rely that our late improvements will insure the utmost promptness and economy. BUENA VISTA FREESTONE WORKS JOHN M. MUELLER, Proprietor. STONK-TAKD AKD STEAM-MIIiL S. W. cor. 11th Avenue and 60th St., N. Y. BLOCK AND SAWED STONE, Sills, Lintels, and Water Tables at lower rates than at any other yard. Sawing for the trade. WYLLYS H. WARNER, HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE Steam Heating & Ventilating APPARATUS, 1X3 Xjeoxx^3:^c3. St. LOW PRESSURE Steam Warming with the OPEN BOILER, wliich is POSITIVELY' KON-BXPLOslVE under any possible conditions, and free from the danger of Superheating the Steam, has been a specialty Tor tliirteen years. Send for descriptive pamphlet, with references. Over 1,OOO in use In the coldest sections of the country. YOUNG'S DIAMOND SAW MACHINES roB SAWING STONE, AWARDED THE GREAT MEDAL OF HONOR Oi" THE American Institute, 18*72. HUGH YOUNG, Stone Cutter, and Manufacturer oi Diamond Saw Machines, solicits orders in both branches of his business. In Stone Cutting he hopes to receive a fair share of the trade of the city, believing that his business, as or¬ ganized, combines as many advantages of experience, tastefulness, and mechanical facilities as can be found. His Diamond Saw business Is also thoroughly organ¬ ized No invention for preparing stone for the Ballding Trade has ever been so well and promptly received as this. As economists of room, stone, labor, aud power, these machines are unrivalled. They are without prac¬ tical drawbacks, easily kept in order, and have extraor¬ dinary range of usefulness and value. OPJPICE AND STONE TABD, Toot of East 117tli Street, New York. WILLIAMS & MILLER, QUARRYIMEN AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BUILDING STONE, OHIO STONE From Amherst, Berea, Berlin, and Independence Offi.ce, No. 247 Broadway. Specimens at Ofiice. Chas. P. Williams, ) Chas. D. Miller, Jr. f NEW YOKK. MIUTOFS TILES AND R. MINTON TAYLOR'S. T. ASPINWALL, 39 Murray Street. MIHTOFS TILES, PLAIN AND ENCAUSTIC, For PuWic buildings and DwellingSj As laid hy us in The Capitol at Washingtorij^ And in numerous Churches, Banks, and Dwellings in every part of the country. Glazed and Enamelled Tiles for Mantels, Hearths, Wainscoting, &c., and for Exterior Decoration. MILLER &COATES, ayo T"earl Street, TS&yr Yorlci