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Real estate record and builders' guide: v. 4, no. 84: October 23, 1869

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REAL ESTATE RECORD Wyckoff st. and VanderbUt av, .s. w. cor., 200—x—x. Francis Gross to W. R.Mart-in.nom. Same land. P. G. G.ilfin to W. R. Martin.nom. 1st .St.. n. e. a, 100 n. av. 7th av, ll2.10ix 200. Eleanor Dohert>' to W. R. Martin.43",000 Same land. W. R. JJIartin to James Jour- dan................................50,000 3d st, w. a.j SO a North 5th at', 37x50. G. S. Valentine to Martha M "Williams.. .nom. 12th st, n. S-, 293 e. 3d av., 35x100. W. M. Dame to. James ItheU........____nom. ISth St., n. s., 525 e. 7th av., 35x100.3. EUz. P. Hay to Eliz. J. Barrett________800 43d st & 2d av.,n. e. cor., 375.xl00.3. Isaac Schweizer to Fred. Golhard____16,000 Bushwick av. «&Wyckoff st, n. w. cor., 50 xlOO. Anthony Betts to Fred. Schweick- ert..................................4,400 BusmriCK av., w. a., 50 n. Wj^ckoffst., 25x100. Anth. Betts to PhiUp Schweick- ert.................................3,800 Carlton av., w. s., 338.10 n. Atlantic av, 21. 6x100. G. M. Woodward to Maria A. Woodward..........................nom. Clinton av., w. s., 269 n. Parkav., 25x 100. Thos. Golden to Alex. Massie..l,.500 DeK.\lb and Le-wis avs., n. e. cor., 20x 100.—DeKalb av.. n. s., GO e. Lewis av, 20x100. M. C. Keith to N. C. Trow- hridge.............................22,000 Liberty av. & John st., n. e. cor., 25x 100. Louis Loskant to Maria Muller.. 2,000 Tompkins av., w. a., 25 a. Gates av., 20x 80. D. B. Norris to E. M. Cammeyer.o.300 Lots 54, 50, R. Thompson map. Charles Lewis to Sarah Thomas................100 Lots 18, 19, 20, 35. 36, 37, 62, 63, 64,163, 256. 269, 292, 322, 339, 361, 376, 377, 381 382, 527, 530, 649. 650, 651, 652, 672, 673, 674, 675. 689, 690, 736, 759; 760, 776, 811, 812, 821,-82.3, Hay Scale map. John Andrews to Emest Renter............1,000 October 10th. : Devoe at, a a, 180 e. Graham .av., 20x100. Charles Clark to Robert" Creighton."' J .4,000 Eckford St., w. a, 120 a Norman av, 25x 100. John Herbert to Anna Herbert____850 Frost st. a a, 175 w. Lorimer st, '25x100. John McNamee (Sheriff) to J. M. Emerson (Deed 1868)..........................380 Sasie laud. J. M Emerson to Mary G. Haight...............................oOO Same land. Charlotte Higham to Mary G Haight (Q. C)..................... .nom. Houston st, e. s., 225 a DeKalb av, 50x 100. John MacGregor to W. S. Wood¬ ward...............................5,000 Hewes st, n. a, 40 e. Harrison av, 20x 50. P. CampbeU (Sheriff) "to 3d TJnion Co-operative Land and Building Asso¬ ciation of New York...........•........G60 Jefferson st, n. a, 122 e. Ormond place, 21.X100. E. S. MUls,to Sarah E Mins- hull................:..............nom. Jefferson st, n. a, 122 e. Ormond place, 21x100. Sarah E. Minshull to J. W. Stoops............-.............. .11,000 SKILLM.VN st, w. a, 232.9. n. Myrtle av, 25 xlOO. Mary E. Lodcwoo'd to A, E. Bie- derman. .".■;.............. ^.■.....,.. .3,800 South 3d st, a a, 75 e. 10th st, 35x30. Johanna Long to H3TnanBurgheim... .nom. South 8th st, a a, 194 w. 3d st, 34x133. W.E. Brighamto MaryD.Brigham .1,300 14th St. n. a, 406 w. 3d av, 35x100. John Curtin to Patrick McCormick...;. ,500 Classon av., e. a, 537.8 n. Myrtle av, 35x 93.8. .7. V. Spader to Annie MeUey.. .3,000 Ci.KRMONT av. w. a, 350.19 n. DeKalb av, 20.x73.7.—Warren st, n, s., 155.5 w. Gth ,av.. 20.x81. W. M Dean to Mary J. l^ean..............................4^000 G.\Ti:s& Throop ava, n. e. cor., 100x200. \V. G. Reed to Robt. Adair____........nom Ke.nt .IV., e. s., 80 a Division av, 75x100. Magdalen Cave to J. A. Bradley.'.....6,000 P.MtK.av., a a, 78 w! Bedford av., 22x81. Mic. Treacy to Winifred Cuff........5,000 Smith av, e. a, 100 a Broadway, 50x100. J. W. Van Siclen to Jas. Jennings.......600 3d av. & 23d at, n. e. cor., 20x100, • Stephen Cambreleng'to Rhdda WUson.......-. .-3,200 Lots 27, 44, United Freemen's land assess¬ ment map. Daniel Coger to Jno. J. Coger........;......................1,000 Lots 736, 775, 776,. S. C. Jackson's map. P. CampbeU (Shff.) to Stephen Bald-ndn.550 October 20t7i. Adelphi st, e. a, 274 a Myrtle av, 3.5x 124i3x25xl24.7. S. S. Vanderhoef to S. W. GiUespie............................9,250 Clarkt st, s. s., 75 e. Monroe place, 22x 62.5. Arctic Fire Insurance Coirii)any of New Tork to L. B. Carhart..........837.26 DEANst, n. s., 350 e. New York av, 75x • 1145. W. A. Bmsh to James Powell. .6,000 Grant st,n. a, 1.54.3 w. Land Ref. Dutch Church, 25x133.4. Abby L. Zabriskie to La-vATrence Fitzpatrick......,.,..'....., .300 Henry st and 4th place, n. e. cor., 133.5J xl50. Richard Benton to Ernest Ka- sold...............................18,000 Lorimer st, w. s., 233.4 a Meserole av, 16.8x100. W. H. Hosier to W. H. Swift............................. 1,000 Pacific .st, n. s., 90 w. Clinton st, 50x100. J. W. "White to John Dougal____.... .11,100 Suydam st and Johnson av., n. e; cor., 25 xlOO. BeUnda Roberts to S. W. Ber- tine...................;_____......2,700 Union and 5th sta, n. e. cor., 25x100. Henry ScuUin to H. Sy. Hawxhurst____3,600 Warren st, a a, 350 e. Hoytst, 25x100. Margaret Conway to Alexander Berry.2,800 Webster place, w. a, 174.3n. Middle st, 17.11x98.11i. Louis Stehly to Louis Stahl.........:.....................4,000 WoLTON St.. w. a, 175..a Marcy av, 35x81., Samuel PhUUps to John O'Neal........ .550 WoLTONst,w. a, 150 a Marcy av, 35x87 x35x93. Samuel Phillips to Henry "Wag¬ oner...............; .V..;.___;...-.:.... .600 Wyckoff st,!!., a,'330 e. Hoytst, 30x100. G. "W. Corwin to George Mariner......8,000 North Sp st, s. a, 63.10 e. Oth st,. 18x131. John SkUlman, Jr., to Esther Shepard.nom. 13Tn st, n. a, 385.4* e. 4th av, 18.9x100. Joseph Turner to W. R Cars........ .8,250 37Tn st, n. a, 300 e. 3d av, 35x100. J. S. Mackay to "Thomas Condon.............600 39th st, a a, 235-w. 7th av, 215x100.3. B. F. Goodrich to "W. O. Hay......'........350 Fulton av, a a , 320 w. Troy av., 20x100. George C. Harris to. E. B.,I. Jones... .7,450 Greenpoint av., n. s., 125 e. Washington at, 50x95. E. G. Hedge to Nathaniel Morton......'.......................7,000 Same land. Nat. Morton to H. F. Hedge.7,000 Reid & (Jreene ava, n. e. cor., 200x200.— Van Buren st, n. a., 100. e. Reid av., —x —. George Marinor to G^ W. Corwin. 23,750 Vernon av. & Lawrence st., n. w. cor., 150.3x200. W. H; Cheeks to Maria A. Cheeka............................;.. .500 Lot 73, Hoyt's Prospect Hill map. Charles Lowrey to Z. D. Bassett, Jr...........nom. Lots 120, 121, Geo. Martens.e map. Robert Turner to Lars. HUseng................500 PROJECTED BUILDINGS. ' The foUowing plans embrace all that have been considered by the Superintendent of Buildings since pur last: First av.:—^No. 73, one 5 story brick tenement and store, 24.6x68; owner, Jos. Ohnnis; buUder, JuUus Poerschke. 124Tn ST.—^S. B., 175 e. 2d av., one 3 story and basement brcvm-stone front first-class dwelling, 18 x35; owner, architect, and buUder, A. B. "Van Dusen. Av. C & 18Tn ST.—S. w. cor., five 5 story brick stores and tenements, 20x50; owner, architect, and builder, Chas. Heckman. 1st av.—E. s., 25.6 s. 75th st., tliree 4 story brick stores and tenements, 25x50 ; owners, architects, and builders, Johnston & Bro. 53d ST.—S. s., 78 w. 3d av., one 4 story brick factory, 22x55 ; owner, Michael Falihee; architect, John Sexton ; buUder, Rob. Bowne. oOth ST.—S. s., 140 e. 6th av., two 3 story and basement brown-stone front Iirst-class dweUings, IS xoO ; owners, Tyson & Gardner ; architect and Duil- der, W. P. Tyson. 50th ST.—^N.' E.',- 691 -VV. 5th av., one 4 story and basement brown-stone froiit first-class dwelUng, 20x.^5 ; owner, S. E. BusseU; architects and buil¬ ders, A. & S. BusseU. 50Tn ST.—N. s., 731 w. 5th av., two 4 story and basement brown-stone front first-class dwellings, 22x55; owners," architects, and buUders, Wray & BusseU. 124th ST.—S.- s., 100 e. 1st av., eighteen 3 story and basement brown-stone front first-class dwell¬ ings, 18x50; ov/ner, architect, and buUder, A. J. Walsh. Bast Broadway.—^No. 297, one 3 story brick factory, 31.7x80; owners, Frey AMcGerald ; buU¬ der, G. N. Sevess. 62dst.—S. s., 80 e. 4th av., eight 3 story and basement brown-stone front first-class dweUings, 18.9x.50; owner, P. P. Decker; architect, Robt. Mcok. ' 4th av.—^W. s., 50 n. 130th st., one2 story wood second-class dwelling, 25x25; owner, Allen Engine Worlvs ; architect and builder, J. F. Alien. 10th AV. & 20th ST.—S. w. cor., two 3 story brick second-class dweUings, 20x37; owners, Andrew Ewald & B. Lang; architect, J. M. Forster. IOth av.—^B. s., 75 n. 65th st, one 3 story-brick store aud tenement, 25.1x50 ; owner and architect, J. F. Diningcr.............. r. EAST,27Tn ST.—^No. 306, one 2 story brick secf ond-classdwelling, 17x40; OAvner, T. W. Decker; architect, J. V. Mettler. 4STn ST.—S. s., 300 e. 10th av., one 3 story and basement brick factory, 37.6x30; owner, P. D. Brower; architect, Geo. Findley; buUder, W. P. Tyson. 26Tn ST.—^N. s., 200; w. llth av., one 1 story frame and cor. iron foundry, 200 frontxl97.6x100 rearxl97.6; owners a^d buUders, J. B. & W. W. Cornell; architect, G.T. PowelL Harrison st.—^Nor. 15 and 17, two 4 story brick first-class stores, 42.11x96; owner, John Adriance; architect, C. W. Hall; buUder, Peter O'Brien. " REAL ESTATE MARKET.....,.,r But little of interest lias transpired in tlio real estate market, since our last, and the only thinf to be said is that prices arc quite firm with but few transactions re¬ ported. . Money is quoted as being.easier.on bond and mortgages, and the Shyioclts who have lately had such good fat pickings have to be content with less dainty dishes than those lately served up in the shape of 5 to 7 per cent, of bonuses for good mortgages on city property. There is a large amount of surplus capit.il now seeking good investments in real estate, and anything now. otfered in the shape of a good ha-gain finds ready sale. Suburban property is still quite active, and quite a number of sales came otf this week. Ar Boscobel, on the Hudson, Messrs. Johnson & Miller had a highly satisfactory sale. Tho at¬ tendance was large, .ind formed of a moi-o wealthy class than usually attend out-of-town sales. Tho amount dis¬ posed of realized §0:3.292.50. At Madison, N. J., Messrs. A. D. Mellick, Jr. & Bro. had a fine sale. A large number of local buyers attended, and matters were conducted in a spirited manner, and everything passed otf delightfully. ■ [official.] PROCEEDINGS OF THE.COMMON COUNCIL AFFECTING REAL ESTATE. ■• .* IN BOARD OF ALDEiaOSN, > WHDNESIJAY, October 13,.1869. ) CIIEYSTIB STREKT. ' Resolved, That Chrystie street, from Division street to Grand street, be paved' with Belgian or trapblock pave¬ ment, and that- at the several intersecting streets and avenues crosswalks be laid whore not now laid, and relaid. where those now laid are, in the opinion of the Croton. Aqueduct Board, not in good repair, or are not upon a grade adapted to the grade of the proposed new pave¬ ment, under the direction of the Croton Aqueduct De- , partment; and that the accompanying ordinance there¬ for be adopted. Callexl up by Alderman O'Brien, and concurred in by the following vote (three-fourths of all the members elected voting in favor thereof): Affirmative—Aldennan Moore, the President, Alder¬ men Cuddy, Ward. O'Brien, Miller, Cushman, Connor, Hardy, Coulter, McGrath, Farlei', and McQuade—13. And sent to the Mayor for approval. EAST nnOADWAY. llesolved. That a cros.swalk be laid across East Broad¬ way, opposite Nos. 218 and 219, un.ier the tlirection of the Croton Aqueduct Department, and that the accom¬ panying ordin.Tnce tlierefor be adopted. _ ■ Called up by Alderman Moore, anil concurred in by the following vote (three-fourths of all the members elected voting in favor thereof): Affirmative—Alderman Moore, the President, Alder¬ men Cuddy, Ward, O'Brien, Miller, Cushman, Connor, Hardy, Coulter, McGrath, Farley, and MeQuade—13... And sent to the Mayor for approval. ^