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444 REAL ESTATE RECORD, Travers, Hua:h—J. Ryan.............. Tunison, Mary J.—S," T, WUlets....... The Brooklyn Crosstown R, It—Mary J. Conklin......................... Townsend, Alexander—G, Inm-ahain. Teal, Malcom McO.—K. P. Harris..... Teller. David A.—F. A. Schroeder.... the same--------tlie same........ the same-------tho same........ Ihe same-------tiie same........ the same-------the same........ the same-------the .«ame........ Tlie City of Brooklyn—F. Kamman... Tlie Admrx. of J. Duer—A. BonneU.. Tiiomas, Herbert AV,—Anna B. Sco¬ fleld.............................. Voss, Cnristopher—E, F. Landhuke.. Warner. Phebe T,—Mary P. Badeau.. Ward, Hush—E. Kane.'.............. Widsh, M.—J. McLoughlin .......... Wright D-ivi(]~A, Coii.selvca....... Wagner, John—PhUipine "Merkel..... Whiting, H. W,—W. Mumford........ Young, James—A. Ross............. 52 61 498 85 118 7e 279 88 275 78 ,58 77 58 74 58 74 58 74 58 74 58 74 280 70 2,982 98 357 74 102 45 431 96 47 47 143 80 140 65 126 60 36 25 66 85 SATISFIED JUDGMENTS, N. Y. May 2.5 to 31—inclusive. Angell, n>.'nryF. am Albert C -Henry M-atler, (187())..................................... llBi-aszler, Henr.v—Tlie National Butchers aiitl Drovers' Bank, (187-2)...................... *Bayli8, Stc-plieu — Caleb B. Gilclersleev--. (187C)....................................... Borger, Max—E.lima L Statly, (1875)........ Bigelow, AA'm. D,—Adam Bentz, (1875). .•..... *CDaail)erlaiQ, Jolin F.—Emma L. Stanlev. (1875).....................................;. Carton, Hiigli—Koger McGraw, (187())....... §Colligan, WiUiam—James Banlay. (187i)... Conner, AVm. C—Henry S. Bellows. (1876)... Orossmau, Jolin A.—Frederick W. Hubbard. (1872)....................................... Doughty, Samuel H.—Benjamin Atha, (1875) . S»me---------Oias. H. Harrison. (1870)..... Same---------Bf.w^ery National Bank, of New York. (1876)........................... Dike, Wm, H.—Hiram B, Sowlea. (1S71). ... Daly, JamPB—Adam Steele. (1875)............ Edelsten, AVilliam—Jamea H, Hunting. (1875), ^Emberson, AViUiam-Henry Mallet. (1876). Emberson, Samuel—Chariotte A. AA''addell, (1875)....................................... MtBijatrick, Edward—Margaret Adams. (1875) HParrell, Thomas H,—Terence McGuire, (1872) Gavin, Michael—AVilliam llyan, (1875)........ Gent, JohnG. and Mary—Samuel P, Wester¬ velt. (1876)................................. SoldsmUh^'-Henry j Rosa de Jonge. (1876),. Hertz, Bezalett—Herman Cantor. (1873)...... Hopkins, John—Bowerv National Bank cf New York. (1876)................................ llHomberg, John—The National Butchers and Drovers'Bank, (1872)...................... Hawkins, James N,—McGreRor Steele. (1876). Hubbell, Henry AV.—Alexander Roiix. (1875).. Kirby, James—Eoger McGraw. (1876)......... tLawrence. AV. B,—Oswald Cainm-inn. (1871). *Lynoh, Robert V.—Henry Mallet. (1876)...... ■^Morgan, James—James Bigler. (1876)....... Millemann, AVm. H.—Geo, F. Keller, (1876),, Same---------same. (1876).................. McStetson, Alexander — Emma L, Stanly. (1875)...................................... Masqn, AViUiam—Harris Brown. (1874)...... Phelps, Eoyal—William Adams. (1876)....... Pell, Eobert L.—Robert L-, Brown. (1876)___ tEatlibone, Aaron H.—Pottier <& Stymus Manu¬ facturing Co. (1874)........................ fSame---------same. (1875)................ Eogers, Chas, J.—John S. Giles. (1874)........ Stiner, Philip—Charles AV. Durant. (1876)...... Sime---------same. (1876)................. Strauss, A.—Yetta Schwar.z. (1875)........... llShattuck, George E.—Joseph Bich. (1874)... llSame--------Allan Cummiu-^s. (1874)..... Spalding, Gilbert R.—John S. Giles. (1874)... Taylor, Douglas—Thomas Dunlap, (1875)___ Same--------same, (1876)................ Same--------same, (1876)................ Tooker, AVm, F.—Henry C Howells, (1870).. Thurber, George W.—Adam Bfntz, (1875)___ S1G3 1,040 688 7,261 9 251 7,261 2,582 58 ■ 678 98 747 97 185 1,757 2-iO 165 1,719 148 310 016 001 33 3,613 943 185 85 1,040 480 270 2,532 144 1,719 3,909 1,883 1,591 7,261 11,018 88 107 14,760 107 8,237 1,332 1,,583 154 301 8,237 8,237 66 95 122 183 9,251 Equitable Life Assurance Society—Wm, H. Mundy, (1876)............................. 174 09 'Tne Tribune Association — Aaron Ganong. , (1876)..... ................................. 151 Same.---------same, (1874)................ 216 The Mayor, etc., of New Yoru—G. W. Murray, (1876)...................................... 346 Same---------Bernhard Mayer. (1876) ... 165 Same---------Johu Moore. (1876)......... 2.59 Same---------Thomas Kiernan. (1876) .,. 203 Same---------Josepii Hartman, (1876)..... 1,588 cjame---------W. A. Seaver. (1876)........111,492 Same---------M. H. Wbalen. (1876)....... 1,033 Same---------T. Williams. (1876)......... 4,780 Volckens, Bernard and William—Thomas Bev- eridge, (1876).............................. 720 10 Vandergaw, John—H. C, Howells. (1870)..... 183 67 Welsh, James H,—Wm, H, Hayden, (1876).,. 465 27 iWelsh, Samuel H.—Third Avenue Savings Bank. (1875)............................... 4 161 74 * Vacated by order of Court. +-Eeleased. § Reserved. t Secured on Ap^;ea]. Satisfied by Execution. MECHANICS' LIENS. ,^ „ ^ NE'W YORK. May & .Tune. -------- 26 Ciiurch St. (No. 230). Johnson Bros. agt. E. M. Mushlitt and Benedict Holier.......$262 75 31 Eldridge st. (No. 1%). Tiiomas Weldon agt, Johu Taaffe and William Kilgrove.......19 00 31 Same property, Thomas Byrne agt, same. 19 00 27 FUtiethst. (Nos.433aud 435 West). Charles Van Riper agt. James F. Smallen.........75 92 29 Fifty-seventh St.. s. s,, 100 vr. 6th aA'. McGiv¬ ney & Moloney agt. Henry L.Vollcennins.760 00 31 Forty-first st. (No. 224 West), s, s. Charles G. Smitli agt. Mary A, Cantrell..........216 00 1 Lexington av., s, e. cor. 93d St., 5 hs. James Murray agt, William Russeli......179 17 1 Same property. Isley, Douhleday & Co. agt. same...............................112 83 2 Same property. Thomas J. Armstrong agt. Same ...............................1073 57 31 Madison av,, av, s,, 85.5 n. 44th St., 2 hs. C. Graham & Sop agt. W. W. Watkins, Eli.sha Hodges, and others...............146 17 26 One Hundred and Thirty-thu-d St., s. s.,150 v\ 6th av.. 5 hs, Philip RoUhaus, Jr., agt. S. r. Foster and A. C. ]\rartin......... " 923 00 27 One Hundred and Twenty-third st., s. s., 175 AV, 7th av,, 6 hs. Steers & Ackert agt. Tliomas Haiy and Patrick Brennan......800 00 29 Second aA'., s, e. cor, 78th st. Jacob Cohen agt. W, Reese and G. H. Steinmetz.....232 00 31 Saine properly, Nathaniel Wise agt. A. J. Ris.s and Abraham Ackerson..........1,131 56 27 Third av,, e. s. (Nos. 25 and 27). (Con- . tinned to 1877.) G. and W, CraAvford agt. Owen O'Connor ................426 00 27 Third av, (No, 478), W. G Grossman agt. Bernard HauA'in and William Lippmann. 241 60 KINGS COUNTY. N. Y. 26 Cumberland st, (No, 301), M, Goodwin & Co, agt. Hare & Flaherty and M. M. Beld¬ ing..................................$103 84 29 Pane aA'. (No, S15), n, s,. 285 av. Yates av,, 25x100, John Rueger agt. Joseph Beich- ert..................................3.100 00 25 Magnolia St., s. s., 45 av. Central av., 25xlC0. Hall & Remsen agt. Joseph Altenbrand and William Doyle......................88 18 25 Gales av., n. s., 44 e. Ralph av., 66x90, Mar¬ tin Healy agt. Robert Fleming...........62 06 31 Humboldt st. (No. 301), n. w. s,, 125n. e. Grand St., 16.8x100. Caspar Gosman agt. Frederick Stemmler, Josepii Altenbrand, and James Landry......................52 00 31 Same propcjrty. M. Goodwin & Co. agt. same..................................343 00 24 Franklin av., w, s., 263.11 s. De Kalb av., 25x 101. Charles Schwenk agt. Coleman Bar¬ ton aud the heirs, &c., of C. Barton.....64 77 26 Flatbush av., northerly cor. Sterling pl,, 170,3x51.7x61.7x170,3. G. Ross & Sons agt, Patrick Williams.................4,513 27 29 Same property. Kenfon & Newton agl. same-...............................1.631 30 29 Same property. Patrick G. Hughes airt, same................. .............3^012 60 29 Same property. James Keenan agt, same..............................3.010 09 BUILDINGS. PROJECTED. N. Y. Plan 378.—Thirty-third st. (No. 166 West), one four-story store and tenement,!7.10 and 29x46.5; cost, $7,000 ; OAvners, M. and L. Ungrich. 836 Oth av. •, architect, A. Spence. Plan 379.—Union av„ e, s., 405 n. Westchester av., one one-story brick engine and boiler room ; cost, $1,250 J owner, C. M. Vandervoort, on premises ; builder, Robert Sauvan. Plan 580.—Fourth av,, s. e. cor. 71st st.. six four- story brick and broAvn stone flats, 20.6 aiid 22x75 ; cost, each. ,$20.000; owner, architect and carpenter, S.vlvester Murphy, 300 East 64th st,: mason, Michaei Duffy. Plan 381.—Fifty-flfth st,, s. s,. 500 vr. llth av., one one-story frame shed. 38x20; cost, $750; owner J Western Union Telegraph Co., Broadway and Dey st.; builder, John J. Tucker. Plan 382,—Alexander av,, e. s., 50 s, 136th St., one three-story brown stone dwelling, 18x45; cost, $7,000; owner and buUder, Adam Hirman, 2d av.. bet. 108th and 109th'sts,; architecr, Bart Walther. ' Plan 383.-Broadway (No. 452), one five-story iron and bricfc stores, 25x200; cost, $60,000; owner, Edward Mathews, 71 Broadway; architects^ Schweizer & Gruve; buildei-s, Jones & Co. Plan 384.—Second av., e. s., 75 n. 43d st., one flve story brick tenement, 25x72; cost, $10,000; owner, Edward Mulvany, 170 East 70th st; archi teets, D. & J. Jardine. Plan 385—One Hundred and Eighth St., s. w. cor. 4th av., six four-story brown stone dwellings, 16.8x50; cost, each, $7,50{); owners, Messrs. Haus¬ childt and Nass, 3d av,, near 112th st.; architect, John Brandt; builder, Jos, Handwerk. Plan 386__Sixty-second st., s. s., 200 e. 9th av., eight tour-story brown stQ»e dwellings, 18,9x55; cost, each, $16,000; owner. Wllliam P. Lee, 326 5th , av.; arciiitect, John G, Praaue. Plan 387.—Stxty-fourth S., n. s., 80 e. 4th aA',, tsn three-story brown stone dwellings, 20x50; cost, each, $12,000; owner, John McCool, 128 East 61st St.; architect, John G, Prague. Plan 388—Sixty-flfth st., s. s., 80 vr. Madison av., ten three-story brown stone dwellings, 20x55; cost, each, $13,000; owners, Jennings & Brown, 509 East 18th St.: architect, John G. Prague. Plan 389,—Boston road, w. s., 1.000 e. Broadway, one two-story frame dwelling, 20x30; cost, $1,250; owner, W. J,' Holmes, 616 West 55th St.; builder, S. L. Berrian. Plan 390.—Ninety-second st,, s. s,, 150 e, 3d av,, one two-story brick stable. 69x100,8; owner, George Ehret, 92d St., het. 2d anil 3d avs.; builders, John Weber and Heller & Schieffer. Plan 391.—Eighth av. (No. 942), bet. 55th and 66th sts., one flve-story Nova Scotia stone French flat, 26x95; cost, $18,000; owner, Maiu-ice Levi, 838 Oth av.; architect, John Muller, Jr. Plan 392,—Twenty-sixth st. (No. 156 East), rear, one one-story brick stable, 20x16 and wing 10.6x9; cost, $1,260; owner, A. C. Munson, Madison av., cor. 27th St.; architect, D. Lienan; builder, Ed, D. Conolly. Plan 393.—Sixth st. (Nos. 619, 621, 623, 625. 627, 629 East), six flve-story brick tenements, 25x66; cost, each, $8,000; owner, David Jones, 638 Oth St.; arciiiiect, — Tostevin; builders, R. S. Shapter and Grissler & Fausel. Plan 394.—Second av., s. e. cor. 67th st., two flve-story brick tenements, 60x36; cost, each, $30,000; owner, E, S. Auehmuty, University pl., n. e. cor. 12th St.; architect, R, T. Auehmuty; builc- ers, Lyons & Bunn. Plan 395,—Ninth av., s. w. cor. OOth st., one church edifice, 153 and 121x286; cost, $500,000; own¬ ers, tlie Paulist Fathers, 59th st. and 9th av.; archi¬ tect, .Jeremiali O'Rourke. Plan 396—Fiftj'-eighth st., s. s., 150 e. Madison av., three four-story brown stone dwelhngs, 25x55; cost about $27,000 each; owner, Charles Fox, 12 East 45th St.; architects, Thom & Wilson; builder, William Bentley. Plan 397.—WiUiamsbridge road, w. s,, at Kings bridge, one two-story frame stable, 25x16; cost, $500; owner, Mrs. G. W. Varian, Kingsbridge; archi tect, &c., G. W. Varian. Plan 398,—Fourth av., n. e. cor. 174th st, one three-story ft-ame dweUing, 20x40; cost, $3,000; OAvner, A. A. Kirkham, 44 West 16th st,; architect and carpenter. Louis Falk; mason, not selected. Plan 399.—Eight^if-second st, s; s., 112 e. 1st av., two three-story broAvni stone tenements, 16,8x50; cost, each, $7,500; OAvner, Margaret S, Boyd, 350 East 82d st; architect, Wm. Jose; mason, J. Pow¬ ers; carpenter, not selected. Plan 400.—Church sfc., w. s., 21 s. Cortlandt st, one two-story iron store and dweUing, 85.3 and 85.2x9.4 and 7; cost, $2,000; owner. J. P. Emmons, on premises; architect, James C. Ware; bmlders, Mackey & MitcheU. Plan 401.—Fifty-first st,, s. s., 66 w. 1st av., one one-and^a-half-story brick stable and offices, 20x15; cost, $350; owner, Samnel 0. Wright, cor. 61st st. and 1st av.; builder, James A. Grame. PROJECTED. BROOKI.YN. Bkrgbn St., 220 w. Carlton av., one two-story brick stable, 25 and 20x29; OAvner, Michael Bennett (Exr.), 53 St. Mark's av.; architect, Thomas J. Houghton. Bebgen st (No. 1,812), s. s., 6o firom Ralph av,, one two-story frame store and dwelling, 22x'iS; owner, Patrick McCue, on premises; builder, John Horner. CoLUMBLi Heights, n. av. s., cor. Pineapple st., one three-story brown stone dweUing, 25.6x60, and extension loffc,; OAvner, Miss EUza T. HaU; archi¬ tect, G. L. Morse. Decatur st., n. s., 210 e. Tompkins av., flve two- story brick dweUings, 20x42; owner, Samuel Booth: architect, Jolm Mumford; IjuUders, S. & W. C. Booth. Fekris St.. cor. Van Dyke st. Red Hook, two fonr-story brick storage, 132x162; owner, German American Warehousing Co.; architect, John C. Babcock, New York; buUder, Wm. H. Hazzard. Freeman st., s. s., 300 e. Franklin st, two three- story brick factories, 20x40; owner, Mrs. Cath. Lewis, 96% Orchard st; architect, F. Webber; buil*d- ers, Sol. Dean and Wm. H. Lewis. Hart st, n. s., 176 e. Marcy av., two two-story frame dweUings, 14x46: OAvner, John Berry, 708 De Kalb av.;architect, William Josiah; builders, Joseph Dai oy and Robert Seward.