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404 REAL ESTATE RECORD. 12 Breslen, Martha G.—Henry J. Scadder. (1876) ................................... 12 Boyd, John—The Brooklyn Bank. (1873) ,. 12 BoUnt, Frank—Frederick Heuter. (1876).. 13 Boyd, James M.—Samuel Edwards. (1876). 15 Bickelhoupt, Adam—^Ferroplastic Manufac¬ turing Company. (1876)*................ lu Byrdsail, Anna H., Louisa H. and W. R. T. —Wui. W.Pearson. (1876)............... 11 Carpenti-r, Georf
. (1874). 17 Schafer, Henry—Charles Uhllg. (1876)*___ 17 Stegman, John H. and Conrad—John Levy. (1876)*................................... 13 The Mayor, &c., of NewYork—F. H. M. New¬ comb. (1876)............................ 15 The Grocers' Bank of New York.—Thos. D. Penfield. (1874)§........................ 16 The Second Av. E. E. Co.—John Lauben- heimer. (1876)........................... 16 ArmyandNavy Club—Harris Bogert. (1876) 17 The Commissioners ot Eoiigratiou of the State of New York—James Kearney. (1875) 17 The First Universalist Society of Brooklyn- Martin W. Brett. (1874)................. 13 Vanderbilt, Edward V«'.—Lydia Ann Hoke. (1866).................................... 13 Same---------same. (1876)............... 12 Whitn6y,William—James L.Mitchell. (1876) 12 Same---------James Fisk, Jr. (1867)...... 12 Same---------same. (1867).............. 12 Same---------David M. Dusenbury. (1869) 16 Webb, Eobert S.—Gardner Howland. (1868) 16 Wait, Edgar F.—James McKenney. (1876). 17 Watts, Charles—Jacdb Scbaudein. (1876)... 16 Young, Hugh—William Eots. (1875)....... 16 Same---------Dorchester Union Freestone Co. (1875). 16 Same---------Jolin J. Hyde. (1875);..... 16 Same---------Dorchester Union Freestone Co. (1875)............................ 16 Same-——James Cummings. (1875),. 16 Sdme-^—^William Meozies. (1875)... 16 Same---—Charles M, Terry. (1815..).- 106 00 283 43 124 98 140 51 1,561 58 705 00 54 78 69 26 221 79 168 78 334 20 107 29 222 05 235 67 80 73 116 45 373 90 2,875 77 233 97 437 65 107 29 222 05 235 07 275 49 1,634 12 211 50 777 36 455 43 48 04 1,529 94 687 52 1,175 75 2,802 13 819 56 143 78 348 32 2,036 33 1,806 75 48 04 350 20 952 45 785 85 657 39 1,175 75 473 12 301 75 49 00 118 88 321 30 164 92 537 58 140 41 1,175 75 715 22 •293 17 48 04 128 12 113 29 3.-3 21 1,092 86 8,321 03 159 36 256 44 1,442 99 2,875 .77 2,909 41 494 60 2,670 51 334 20 407 68 725 21 1,163 93 272 84 953 97 380 Ot 463 86 232 77 MECHANICS' LIENS. -NBW YOBK. 15 Concord av., u. e. cor. Denmau pl. W. G. Tucker & Co. agt. Mary Weber..........30 00 18 Clinton pl. (No.'"74). WiUiam Jolmson ast. W. P. Davis and E. C. Ricbards........TlOO 40 12 Pifteentb St., n. s. (No. 163 West). Fifz Hugh Smitb agt. 0. Parmelle aud A! ex. M. Gibbs............... ........no amount 13 Fom-tb av. (Nos. 337, 339. and ,341), s. e. cor. 25tn St. H. & H, P. Taylor agt. E. R.,Cham- berlain & Co. and T. B. WUson..........469 13 15 First av., e. s., according to diagram near Slst St. Jobn Becker agt. WilUam Bishop and A. '!'. WUson (Superintendent)......271 38 15 Fiftietb st. (No. 531 West), s. s. Denis Daly agt. Andrew Delany.....................204 00 16 Filty-tburtli st., n. s., 300 w. llth av. J. & E. Darrow agt. II. Wingate. (Coniinued to 1877).....................................84 89 17 Fifty-eighth St., n, s,, 120 e. Gth av. Frank Goldman agt. Jobn D, Phyfe, A. Dold and M. Pentzel..............................133 47 18 Fortieth St., n. w. eor. Gth av., 200x100, New York Rooflng Co. agt. John McDon¬ neU.....................................170 00 13 Lafayeite pl. (Nos. 59, 61. 63 and 65), s. w. cor, Astor pl. H. and H. F. Taylor agi. B, K. Chamberlain & Co. and 0. B. Potter.1,671 00 17 Lexington av., s. e. cor. 93d St., 5 bs, PbUip RoUhaus, Jr., agt. WUUam RusseU.....1,250 00 12 Orchard St., s. e. cor. Ogden av. James W. Colwell agt. Joiui Lennon.........,......612 43 16 One Hundi-ed and Thirty-third St., s, s,, 150 w. 6th av,, lOOx—. Geoige S, Diossy agt. John O'Connor and S, P. Foster ......1,700 00 12 Spring st. (No. 155). Fitz Hugh Smith agt. Jobn Iliscock aud A. M. Gibbs.......... 11 00 16 Seventy-sixth St.. s. s., 319.6 w. 1st av. T. P. Galligan agt, Albert Reiss............209 25 18 Seveniy-sixth st,, s. s,, 319.6 w, 1st av. T. P. GalUgan agt. same...................209 25 12 Thompson st. (No. 27). C. D. Lamarche • agr. Johu P. Schmol...............•.....118 00 16 Vesey st. (No. 98). W. M. and R. H. John¬ son agt. — Sweeney.....................16 75 18 WiUiam st., w. s., entire fi-ont bet. FiUton and Ann sts,, ruuning back on street, 106 Ifeet. Thomas Hagan agt, A. J. Kerwin. 1,487 00 18 Same property. Gilroy & Reynolds agt. same................................ 1,374 00 18 Same property. Morris, Delano & Co. agt. same...................................800 00 Compiled by Thomas Costigan, Lien Clerk County Clerk's Office. Evenings, at Office No. 360 West 29th St. KINGS COUNTY, N. Y. May -------- 15 Cumberland st. (No. 301), e. s. Alexander Dugan agt. Hare & Flaherty, and M. M. Belding................,.................27 98 12 Decatur-St., n. s., 85 e. Throop av., 20uxl00. WUUam J. Northiidge agt. John J. Quinn and Frederick T. Cowan.................72 30 10 Penn st., s. e. s., 180 w. Bedford av., 20x100. John Schultz, Otto Pfeffer and Joseph Si¬ mon agt. Aaron Cameron and Warren Mun¬ ger....................................200 00 11 Penn St., s. e. s., 183 n. e. Bedford av,, 20x 100. Same agt. Aaron Cameron and Anna Munger.................................200 00 12 Chestnut st., n. w. s., 175 n. e. Central av., 25x110x25x120. Marryat & Nelson agt. John and Sophia Palmer and Christina Eiley...................................225 28 11 Meserole st. (No. 26), s. s. Ludwig Conrad agt. John Schneider and August Schwel3e.l25 00 15 Fourth av., s. e. s., 50 n. e. 28th St., 26x100. Joseph Gleason agt. Augustus Stockman.1,400 00 * Vacated by order of Court. t Eeleased. II Satisfied by Execution. t Secured on Appeal § Eeversed. BUILDINGS. PROJECTED, N. Y. Plan 341.—Fifty-first st., s. s., 100 w. 10th av., rear, one two-story brick stable; cost, $900; owner, John Tresch, on premises; architect, Fred. Graid & Co. Plan 342.—One Hundred and Forty-fifth st., n.. s., 275 e. WUUs av., one tvvoTstory frame dweUing, 21x30; cost, $1,450; owner, Michael Aske; architect and carpenter, Michael Geraghty; mason, Patrick (ilrenvUle. Plan 343.—Twenty-seventh st, (No. 311 West), one tour-story brick tenement, 24x48; cost, $7,000; owner, Francis McCabe, 154 West 24th st,; arcM¬ tects, West & Anderson. Plan 344.—Ninetieth st. (Nos. 151 and 153), two five-story brown stone tenements, 25x65; cost, $15,000; owner, Mrs. Catharine Weeks, 149 East 90th.St.; architect, Joseph M. Dunn; builders not selected. Plan 345.—Greenwich st. (No. 422), cor. Laight St., one five-siory brick stores and tenements, 20.8 x58; cost, $9,000; owner, Mr. O'Hare, on premises; architect, Charles Reelde. Plan 346.—WiUett st. (No. 26), one five-story brick tenement, 25x64; cost, $10,000; owner, Fr. Hoch, 173 Rivington St.; architect, A. H, Blanken¬ stein. Plan 347.—Seventy-ninth st. (Nos. 240. 242, 244 East), three four-siory brown stone tenements, 25x 60; cost, each, $7,000; owner. V/m. H. McCool, 121 East 79th St.; architect, Wm, E. Waring. Plan 348.—Thirty-eighth st, (Nos, 348 and 350), rear, two three-story brick tenements, 25x27; eost, each, $2,500; owner, Mathew Schoener, 350 West 38th St.; architect, George Hobzeit; builders, P. Kay and H. Grube. Jr. Plan 349.—Ninth av. (No. 474), one flve-siory brown-stone tenement, 25x65; cost, $10,000: owner, Michael Davey, 415 West 37th st.; architect,'George Hobzeit; builders, not selected. Plan 350.—Fifty-third st. (No. 445 West), one flve- story brick tenement, 25x58; cost, $10,000; ow'ner aud mason, G. A. Zimmermann, on preniises; archi¬ tect, George Hobzeit; carpenter, not selected. Plan 351.—Anderson av., w. s., 200 s. Orcliard St., one one-story frame church, 35.4x80; cost, $2,500; owner. Church of the Sacred Heart. Plan 352.—Fifty-muth st., n. s., 134 w. 8LI1 av., one one-story brick stable, lOO.xlOO; cost, $15,000; owner, Mary J. Tallman, Morrisania ; architect, Charles Mettam. Plan 353—Bowery (No. 216), one three-story brick stores and dwellings, 25x60 ; cost, $10,300 ; owner, William H. Bradford, 21 Washingtou pl.; archiieet, WilUam E. Bloodgood: mason, Freeman Bloodgood; carpenter, G. L. Baxter. Plan 354.—Ninth av,, s. e, cor. 61st st,, flve four- story brown stone flats, 20 and 20.5x60 and 70.6; cost, each, $16,000; owner, Wm. P. Lee, S'iO 5th av.; arch¬ itect, John G. Prague. Plan 355.—Sixty-fli-stst.,s. s., 70 e. Oth av., seven four-story brown stone dwellings, 18.()X55; cost, each, $15,500; owner, Wm. P. Lee, 320 5th av.; architect, John G. Prague. Plan 356__Third st. (No. 226, East), one five- story brick tenement, 25x49; cost, $8,000; owner, J. Wannemacher, on premises; arclutect, WiUiam Jose. Plan 357.—Hester st. XNo. 162), one four-story brick tenement, 24.6x40; cost, $6,000; owner, Alicia Korrigan, 112 Mott st.; architect, William Jose. Plan 358.—One Hundred and Twenty-flfth st. (No. 167, East), one three-story brick store and dwelling, 16x44; cost, $2,500; owner, Levi Adams, on premises; architect, Andrew Spence. Plan 359.—Eleventh av.. e. s., 24.9 s. 36lh St., one five-story brick store and tenenieut, 24.8x75; cost, $10,000; owner, James Rowan, on premises; archi¬ tect, Johu M. Forster. PROJECTED. BROOKIiYN. Guernsey st. (No. 191), w. s., 100 s. Calyer st., one three-story frame tenement, 25x38; owner, Wm. Brown; architect, Davis; buUdor, WalUng Fen¬ wick. Warren st. (No. 286), near Com-t st., one one- story brick office, 20x20; owner, &c., M. Freeman & Son. Classon av,. 70 s. Atlantic av., one thi-ee-story brick tenement, 24.11x50; owner and mason, Mathias Gavan, 1,066 Atlantic av.; architect, Aug. HiU; carpenter, Thos. Doniy. Classon av. (No. 170), vr. a., bet. Myrtle and Park avs,, One one-story frame store, 20x12; owner, Lydia J. Harper, 170 Classon av.; builder, J. B, Harper. De Kalb av. (No. 52), one one-story brick black¬ smith shop, 25x75; owner, Mr. Harris; builder, Lawrence Davis. Feanklin av., e. s., 100 s. Green av., one one- story flrame and brick carpenter shop, 18x24; own¬ er and carpenter, Myron C. Bush, 187 Van Buren St.; mason", James SmaU. Harrison av. (No. 168), one three-story brick tenement. 25x48; owner, PhUUp Hoehn, 168 HaiTi¬ son aV.; architect, Theodore J. Beir. Rbbd av., w. a., 20 s. Decatur St., one two-story frame dwelUng, 20x36; owner, G. Gill. Wtthe av., s. s., 40 from Hooper st. towards Hewes st., three three-story brick tenements, 20x 45;-owner, Alexander L. Baird; architect and bmld¬ er, A. W. Dickie. Willoughby av., 83 fl-om n. w. cor. SkUlman St., one two-story frame dwelUng, 17x25; owner and architect, James ConneU; buUders, Thomas and Sylvester Nash. Sixth av., w. s., cor. St. John's j)l., five three- story btown stone dwellings, '20x48';" owner and buUder, John Gordon; architect, M. J. MorriU.
