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e§8 The Record and Guide. May 23, 1886.^ RINGS COUNTT. May 17 Ralph av, No. 65, e s, SOn Madison st, 26x100. John Lawrence & Son, New York, agt John Ehlers, owner; Jacob Hertlin, con¬ tractor .............................. $338 68 19 Ssme property. Philip Bossert agt sama... 21 00 17 Herkimer st. No. 880, s s, 74.8 e Buffalo av. John Lawrence * Son, New York, agt Walter Brockway, owner; Jacob Hertlin, contractor........................... 74 44 19 Same property. Philip Bossert agtsame.. 58 10 17 Alabama av, e s, 165 s Atlantic av, 50x100, New Lots Graff & Co. agt Mr. Kamf kin, owner; Jacob Hertlin, contractor........ 102 00 19 Sameproperty. Philip Bossert agt same.. 126 00 17 Van Sinderen av, e s, 175 n Broadway, New Lots. Charles Horn agt WiUiam Hen¬ schel, owner; Jacob Hertline, t;ontractor. 200 00 17 McDougal st, s s, 75 w Rockaway av, 25x100. John Lawrence & Son, New York, agt John Wilfert, owner; Jacob Dertlin, con¬ tractor.................................. 1-38 37 19 Clasen av, e s, 100 s Park av, 26x100. Philip Bossert agt Mary E. McCluskey, owner; Jacob Hertline, contractor............... 81 00 19 Bushwick av. No. 671, e s, 25 n Myrtle av, 25 XlOO. Henry Schlachter agt Otto J. Oben- droth, owner: Georgo Marquart, contrac¬ tor ................................ ISO 00 21 Graham av, s w cor Varet st, 100x100. Jo¬ seph Link agt George Dittrich and ----- Reitzeustein, owners ; George Hoilman, contractor.......................... 39 40 31 Lexington av. n s, 350 e Bedford av, 250x 100. The Venetian Blind Co. agt Thos. H. Robbins, Robt. L. Carpenter and Jno. W. Herbert, owners and contractors..... 528 30 SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS. May NBW roPK citv. 15 Seventeenth st. No. 13 E., n s, abt 200 w Broadway. John M. Bassett agt Miss Douglass and W. C. Fellows. (Lien flled May,13, 1886)..........................gH3 60 ,- Warren st. No. 72 | James Fay agt Philip B. ^' College pl. No. 38 j Parker. (Mar. 29, '86.) r28 81 17trame property. John J. BurcheU agt same. (Mar. 24, 1886)..................... 13,493 00 18 Eighty-third st, s c, 2r5 e Kth av, lS0..3x 00, five houses. Adolf Klaber ast Mary J. Coar andA. &A. Low. (AprU 21, 1886)...... 168 09 18 One Hundred and Thirty-fourth st. s s, 400 e WUlis av, 150x100. J. I. and J. F. Healey agt James and T. J. O'Kane. (Aug. 26, 1885)................................... 260 00 18tOne Hundred and Twenty-fifth st, n s, 285 e 6th av, 100x99.11. J. I. & J. F. HeaWy agt Wallace P. and Lucretia V. BirdsaU and H. L. Dreyer. (Mar. 8, 1884)........... 1,870 00 lOtFirst av, n w cor 88th st. C. M. Dubois & Oo. agt L. H. and Catharine Platt, Thos. Patten and-----King. (Jan. 32, 1886) ... 692 05 14*0ne Hundred and Fiftieth st. n w cor 10th av. Wm. Brooks agt Joseph Louth & Co. (Mar. 15, 1886}........................... 17100 l9*Seventy-first st, Nos. 343 and 345 E.. n s, 200 e 2d av, 50 ft. front. B. M. Stand and ----- Eberle agt J. McDonald. (May 6, 1867).................................... 89 40 19*Eighty-second st. No. 312 E., s s. Joseph F MUler agt Charles Tallman and Nathan Douglas. (Oct. 27. 1885).................. 33 00 ,„tFifty-fifth St. Nos 518-526 W...........1 ^^tP'ifty-fourtb st, Nos. .'5;5 527 W...........f 0. B. Keogh & Co. agt Jacob New and Ju¬ lius Johnson. (June 10, 1885)............ 524 84 19tSame property. N. N. Young agt same..... 209 (0 19tSame property. Cauda & Kane agt same.. 1,110 87 l9tFifty-flfth st, s s, bet 10th and 11th avs. A. Henninger & Co. agt same. (June 12) .. 330 00 19tNinth av, Nos 1644 and 1646. Alex. Wehle agt Henry Bornkamp. (Oct. 27, i885) ... 3,000 00 20 Second av, Nos. 3-.'9-34 ■, w s, extdg. from 19th to 20th st James Williams agt John Kelly and Jacob Schmitt (May 27, 1885). 550 00 20 Same property. John Kelly agt Jacob Schmitt. (June 15, 1885) ............... 1 034 45 3J Third av. No. 2191, e s, bet 119ih and 120th sts. Win. Sinclair agt John Sheehy & Son and John Lynch. (Mar. 26, 1886)......... 197 60 21tFifty-sixth st. No. 346-352 W., s s. iOO e 9th av, 125 ft. front. John McGillen agt Charles RUey. (Oct. 15, 1885) ............ 302 50 ^Discharged on filing of bond. ♦Discharged by depositing amount of Hen and in¬ terest with County Clerk. + CanceUed by order of court. KINGS COUNTY. May 15 to 31—inclusive. Jefferson st, n n, 350 e Bedford av, 100x100. J. T. E. and H. C. Litchfield agt Augusta 6. Van Wagner. (Aug. 23, 1882) ........S1,500 00 Dean st, s s, bet Saratoga and Hopkinson avg, 20x100. Adolph Milhan agt Michael Fox, owner; Mr. McCorm.ick, contractor. (AprU <:4, 1886)........................ 47 00 Dean st. No. 1940, s s, 1:0 e Saratoga av, 20x100. Rosanna McCormack agt Michael and Annie Fcx. (AprU 20. 1886).............. 300 00 Eldert st, s s. 359.6 e Broadway, 108x76.6. WU¬ liam P. Wagner & Co. agt Henry C. Bauer. (May 7, 1886 ) tDischarged by de- „ posit)............................. 230 00 Emmons lane, n e cor East 13th st, thence north 107 x east 100 x irreg., town of Gravesend. James Cropsey & Co. agt William Hayes, owner; A. A. Bartlett, contractor. (Feb. 23,1886.) (Vacated by order of court) ......................... 214 71 DUiLDlNliS PHUJiliCTfei'. The first name is that of the ovmer; arH stands for architect, m'w for viason and 6'r for builder. NEW YORK CITT. SOUTH OF 14th STKBBT. Cortlandt st, Nos. 16-30, eight-story brick office and store buUding, 73.3x113x133, brick roof covered with bitumen; cost, $800,000; MetropoU¬ tan TeL & Tei. Co., Greenwich and Liberty sts; ar't, 0. L. W. EidUtz; b'rs, not selected. Plan 887 Greenwich st. No. 816, six-story brick and iron front store, 36.4x66x35x75, tin roof; cost, $33,000; estate of E. MUler, dec'd, Ezra W. MiUer exr., Mahwah, N. J.; ar'ts and b'rs, H. M. Smith & Son; m'ns, F. & W. E. Bloodgood. Plan 880. Attorney st, No. 84, one three and four-story iron, stone and brick front building, for Hook & Ladder Co. No. 18,33x86.6, tin roof; cost, $16,000; The Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty; ar'ts, N. Le Brun & Son; br's, Mahony Bros. Plan 883. Forsyth st. Nos. 143 and 144, two five-story brick tenem'ts with stores, 35.1x80, tin roofs; cost, each, $15,000; Eva Muller, 446 East 76th st: art, John Brandt. Plan 900. Rivington st, n w cor Attorney st, one five-story on corner and three five-story and basement brick tenem'ts with stores; cost, corner $36,000, others $33,000 each; Fay & Stacom, ,337 Pleasant av; ar'ts, A. B. Ogden & Son. Plan 901. BETWEEN 14th AND 59TH STS. 43d st, s s, 100 e Sth av, two five-story brick flats, 35x88.6, rear 30.6, tin or cemented roofs; cost, each, $84,000; ow'r and b'r, John E. O'Brien, 810 East 46th st; ar't, Hugo Kafka; m'n, not se¬ lected. Plan 877. 53d st, n s, 350 w 9th av, one story brick church, 40x80, slate roof; cost, $30,000; Martha Memor¬ ial Church Association, John Ruck, Pres., 910 9th av; ar'ts, Thom & WUson. Plan 889. 25th st, n s, 185 w Ilth av, three-story brick stable, 66.4x33, tin roof; cost, $4,500; Ichabod T. WUliams, 35th st and Ilth av; ar't, Joseph M. Dunn; b'r, H. Andruss. Plan 895. 43d st, s s, 99.8 e Ist av, one-story brick engine room aud meter house, 47.4x94.6, rear 57.4, slate roof; cost, $38,000; Equitable Gas Light Co., 340 3d av; ar't, A. W. P. Cramer; b'r, Richard Deeves. Plan 893. 49th st. No. 138 W., flve-story brick (stone front) flat, 35x85.6, tin roof; cost, $18,000; Samuel Stewart, 339 West 49th st; ar't, R. H. Bschaidner. Plan 891. 6th av, s w cor 34th st, four-story brick store with meeting rooms above, 84.9x66.3, rear 34 8, tin roof; cost, $18,000; lessees, Koster & Bial, 115 Webt 23d st; ar'ts, Schwarzmaun & Buchman Plan 884. 8th av, n w cor 53d st, flve-story brick fiat with s':ore, 11.4x95, rear 33.6, tin roof; cost, $18,000; Benry B. Wright, 30 West 65th st; ar'ts. Berger & Baylies. Plan 898. BETWEEN •59th AND 135TH STREISTS, EAST OF 5th a-ventte. 92d st, n s, 94 w Av A, two-story brick machine shop and dweU'g, 35x50, tin or felt and gravel roof; cost, $3,800; James Innes, 3494 3d av; ar't, C. A. Warner; br's, J. & W. C. Spears and W. R. Thompson. Plan 881. 81st 5,t. s s, 135 e Av A, stone-cutter's shed, 15x 65; cost, $100; Morris & CahUl, on premises; ar't, J. H. Friend. Flan 894. 84th st, s s, 354.3 e 3d av, two flve-story brick flats, 25x65, tin roofs; cost, each, $17,000; Lucas George, 171 East 9Cth st; ar't, John C. Burne; b'rs, not selected. Plan 896. 2d av, n e cor 102d st, flve flve-story brick tene¬ ments with stores, 85 and 25.11x60 and 71, tin roofs; cost, corner, $15,000, others $13,000 each; Jennies. Macdonald, 59 East 83dst; ar't, John Brandt. Plan 899, BETWEEN .59th AND 135TH STREETS, WEST OF 5th AVENUE. 10th av, w s, 75.8 n 88th st, one-story brick temporary workshop, 85x49.3, tin roof; cost $■^,000; John Geagan, 438 West 35th st; ar'ts, D & J. Jardine. Plan 876. 10th av, s w cor 102d st, five-story brick flat with store, 85.11x81, and extension 4.4x13, tin roof; cost, $28,000; Charles G. Tomlinson, 10th av, near loOthst; ar't, R. S. Townsend; b'rs. not selected. Plan 873. 10th av, s e cor 64th st, three five-story brick (stone front) tenem'ts with stores, 35x35.5x85x96 tm roofs; cost each, $16,000; Anthony A. Huahes 2063 .5th av; ar't, W. B.' TuthUl. Plan 878. ' 97th st, n s, 150 w 9th av, nineteen dweU'gs and 98th st, s s, 150 w 9th av, twelve dwell'gs, in aU thirty-one, four-story and basement brick dweU'gs, 15 to 18x58, 59 and 64, tin and iron roofs- cost, each, abt $13,000; ow'r and ar't, Charles h' Lindsley, 833 West 129th st; b'rs, not selected. Plan 883. 97th st, n s, 835 w Sth av, four thi-eestory and basement brick dweU'gs, 18 and 19x50, and ex¬ tensions 9x11, tin roofs; cost, each, $13,000; Richard B. Disbrow, 864 West 130th st; art, J. E. Ware. Plan 890. 9th av, e s, 69th to 70th sts, six five-story brick tenem'ts, corner buUdings 3i». 5x66.8, inside bufld¬ ings 40x53; also on 69th st, n s, and 70th st, s s, 70.8 e 9tb av, six (three on each st) three-story and basement brick dweU'gs, 18 and 18.3x63, tin and slate roofs; cost, corner buUdings, each $10 000 inside tenem'ts, each $14,000, and dweU'gs, each $10,000; Sarah J. Doying, Summit, N. J.; ar'ts Hubert, Pirsson & Co. Plan 904. NORTH OF 135th STREET. 133d st, n s, and 133d st, s s, 100 w 6th av, six (three on each st) three-story aad basement brick and stone front dwell'gs, 15 and 17.6x50, tin and ?no^^M?' *'°^*' ®^^'^' ^Q.Ot'O; Isaac E. Wright, 1983 Madison av; ar'ts, Cleverdon & Putzel. Plan Edgecombe road, e s, abt 35 s 169th st. one¬ story frame dweU'g, 33x33, tin roof; cost, $500; Thomas McDonald, 160th st, near 10th av • b'r Jeremiah SuUivan. Plan 906. ' ' 136th st. No. 6 W., three and four-story brick fiT?n^' 20x55.10, and extension, tin roof; cost. 136th st. No. 8 W., three and four-story brick dweU'gs, 30x50.4, and extension, tin roofs; cost, $11,000; Jobn J. WUson. 393^ East 137th st; ar't. W. B. TuthiU. Plan 903. 7th av, e s, 34.11 n 135th st; seven three-story and basement brick dwell'gs, 15 to 30x50, tin roofs; cost, total, $80,000; Amanda M. Tompkins, 8297 7th av; ar't. Andrew Spence. Plan 893. 33d and 34th wards. Ernescliff pl, n s, abt 800 e Jerome av, two-story frame dweU'g, 80x43.6, tin roof; cost, $3,600; Charles W. Rabadon, 134 Pearl s<; ar'ts, Emery & Forsythe; b'rs, John Lent and Butler & Patter¬ son. Plan 871. 164th st, s s, 100 w Grove av or Delmonieo pl, two frame dweU'gs, 16.8x40, tin roofs; cost, each, $3,000; ow'r and ar't, Frederick McCarthy, 849 East 164th st. Plan 873. 164th st, s s, 133.4 w Grove av or Delmonieo pl, two-story frame carpenter's shop and carriage house, 16x85, tin roof; cost, $150; ow'r and ar't, same as last. Plan 874. 135th st, s s, 350 e WUlis av, five two-story and basement brick dweU'gs. 16x45, tin roofs; cost, each, $4,000; Edgar Ketchum, 4 WiUiam st, and Wm. J. Hargrave, Jr.; ar't, E. K. Bourne; m'n, R. G. Hargrave; b'r, not selected. Plan 888. 173d st, n s, 100 w Eastburn st, rear, one-story frame stable, 30x19, shingle roof; cost, $100; Patrick Deegan, Tremont. Plan 885. Fulton av, e s, 100 n 168th st, six two-story frame dweU'gs, 30x36, tin roofs; cost, each, $3,000; Sarah M. Timpson, 1351 Franklin av; ar't, D. F. Frisbie; b'r, B. F. Frisbie; m'n, not selected. Plan 886. Valentine av, e s, abt 100.3 s Sherwood st, one- and-a-half frame dweU'g, 30x35, shingle roof; cost, $400; AnnaM. Brady, n e cor 91st st and 9th av; b'r,------Engel. Plan 879. 137th St. No. 598 E., fom--stoi-y brick tenem't, 35.3x61, tin roof; cost, $10,000; Edward F. Young, 163 East Slst st; ar't, Frederick Jenth. Plan 9U5. loOth st, n s, 330.3 e Morris av, two-story and basement brick and frame dwell'g, 85x33, tin roof; cost, $3,000; Erik Soderstrum, 518*East 148th st; ar't, John C. Burne; b'rs, not selected. Plan 897. KINGS COPMTT. Plan 713—Halsey st, s s, 215 w Lewia av, two two-story and basement brick dweU'gs, each 30x 43, tin roofs, wooden cornices; cost, each, $4,000- ow'r, ar't and b'r, G. De Revere, 639a Madison st.' 713—Halsey st, n s, 25 e Lewis av, four three¬ story and basement browu stone dweU'gs, each 16.8x43, tin roofs, wooden cornices; cost, each $5,000; Wells & Crockett, 243 West 57th st, New York; ar't, I. D. Reynolds; b'rs, Moran & Lahey. 714—Madison st, s s, 375 w Howard av, one three-story brick dwell'g, 35x43, tin roof, galvan¬ ized iron cornice; cost, $6,000; ow'r and m'n ------Langabeer, 211 Evergreen av; ar't, H. VoU¬ weiler. 715—Hopkins st, s s, 75 w Sunmer av, one three-story frame (brick filled) flat, 35x48, tin roof; cost, $3,500; Mr. Hartman, Sumner av, near Hopkins st; ar'ts, Platte & Acker. 716—Herkimer st, n s, 300 e Hopkinson av, three two-story and basement frame (brick filled) dweU¬ ings, each 16.8x40, tin roofs; cost, each, $3,800; ow'r and c'r, WilUam Middleton, cor Herkimer st and Howard av; ar't, Chas. E. Hebberd. 717—30th st, n s, 75 e 6th av, one-story frame blacksmith shop, 30x35; gravel roof; Patrick Lipaght, 19119th st; c'r, Geo. S. Abrams. 718—54th st, ns, 100 e 3d av, one two-story and basement frame dweU'g, 17x35, tin roof; cost $3,600; Chas. Whitingham, 52d st, near 4th av- ar't and c'r, H. J. Skinner. 719—Schenck st, w s, 190 s Park av, one-story frame shop, 24x100, gravel roof; cost, $300; George Bol wood, 139 Grand av; ar't and b'r, Cor¬ neUus Byrne. • 720—Columbia st. No. 435, one three-story frame tenem't, 30x50, tinroof; cost, $8,500; John Byrnes, on premises; o'r, Pat'k Gleason, Jr.; ar't, Geo. Damen. 731—Lee av, s w cor Lynch st, two four-story brick stores and flats, one 30x60, one 30x50, tin roofs, wooden cornices; total cost, $14,000; ow'r and b'r, Richard Healey, 54 Hewes st; ar't, I. D Reynolds. 732—Gwinnett st. No. 154, s s, 850 e Harriion av, one-story frame stable, 33.3x44, tin roof; cost, $500; F. Schmander, 154 Gwinnett st; b'r L Meyer; ar't, E. Schrempf. 733—Macon st, s s, 60 w Marcy av, two two¬ story and basement one front and one rear brown stone dweUings, one 19.6x43 and one 30x43 with extension, tin roofs, wooden cornices; cost, each, $6,000; ow'r and m'n, Chas. G. Reynolds, 1018 Lafayette av; ar't, Amzi HUl. 734—Gates av, n s, 100 w Sumner av, two four- story brick stores and dweU'gs, each 30x60, tin roofs, galvani'iediron cornices; cost, each, $7,500; ow'r and m'n, Ernst Loerch, 61 Himrod st; ar't. Th. Engelhardt. ' 735—Woodbine st, s s, 300 w Central av, three two-story frame (brick fiUed) dweU'gs, each 16.8x 34, tin roofs; cost, each, $3,500; Mrs. Elizabeth Booth, 450 Central av; b'r, Robt. Wright; ar't. Th. Engelhardt. " ^ ' 737—Steuben st, e s, 100 n Myrtle av. one three-story frame (brick fllled) tenem't, 35x50, tin roof; cost, $4,000; Joseph J. Ryan, 99 Steuben sfc. 788—Broadway, n e cor Belvidere st, two four- story frame (brick fiUed) stores and tenem'ts, 85x' 60, tin roofs; cost, $5,500 each; Ludvdg Bauer cor Broadway aud Whipple st; ar'ts, Platte & Acker.