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Real estate record and builders' guide: v. 13, no. 316: April 4, 1874

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REAL ESTATE RECORD. 1V9 27 The People State N. Y.—R. Bur¬ roughs.........................,. 100 00 27 The Brooklyn and Coney Island R, R,—T, Ennis (infant)............. 3,395 49 SO TIbbaU,WiUIam (Exr,)—W.R, Clark¬ son............................... 394 76 30 Tunnicllff, G. W,—Albany City Nat, Bank............................ 149 34 31 Terence, Peter—H, Stevane......... 333 14 1 Taylor, Alfred—G. J. Totten....... 103 07 1 The Admrx. of J. Mahnken—J. H. Kastendiek___.................. 338 14 37 Uphain, John—AV. H. Cohen........ 999 86 27 Vaughan, T. S. — M. R. Stevens (Extrx.).......................... 443 .55 35 White, George—J, A, Bouker...... 3,011 37 37 Whittman, A. M,—G, W, Kidd..... 114 62 37 WiUiams, J, D,—N, Hubbard....... 91 70 28 AVilkinson, Alfred—C, Rogers...... 510 95 38 WUUams, W. H.—W, J, Barry...... 335 97 38 the same---------^W. Eaton........ 367 03 28 WoKarth, August—D. Hannigan.... 154 75 SO Wandett, Samuel—J. S. Long..;.... 236 06 28 Zlelicke, Gustav and Herman—M, O'Shaughnessy.................. 410 54 JERSEY CITY. March and April. 26 Warren, Patrick—Aaron Hiraeh___ §486 74 23 March, Christopher — Victoria E. March........................... 504 00 38 LilUensteln, Harriet—M. L, Raw___ 155 73 213 the same---------Henry Tibel..... 139 56 25 Furey, Patrick—W, Van Keuren ... 391 75 1 WaU, Thos. T.—AV. McCann....... 201 73 2 Jaquet, Adolph—H. K. Thurber ... 167 88 2 McLaughlin, John—J. J. Phelan ... 235 33 2 Wellenkamp, Ernst—Horace AVeb¬ ster.............................. 300 25 MECHANICS'LIENS. NEW YORK. March and April. 31 Fifty-second st., s. s., 200 vr. 7th av. John W. Dexter agt W. C, Lesster.......................... 1^102 oO 31 Fourth av,, n. w. cor. 112th st., 13 houses on street and 100 feet on av. Gilbert C. Taylor agt, John and JamesWood................ 91 50 3 Fortieth st^ s, s,, 100 e, 6th av,, 7 houses, James Smith agt, Mar¬ tha A, Cockburn................. 4 loo 00 3 Fortieth st., s. s., 4 houses, com, ' 100 e. 6th av,, extd'g 69.6, then 1 house excepted, then 3 houses extd'g 37. Jackson & Steinmetz agt. Martha A. Cockburn........ 7,000 00 37 Jane st. (Nos. 1, 3, 5, and 7), n. s., 4 houses. (Cont'n to March SSth, 1875.) William Thomas, R. A. & W. H. HaU agt. R. J. Gray........ 479 13 3 Madison av., n. w. cor. 63d st., 5 houses. Stevens MIU and Lumber Co. agt T. L. Sanford, E. Clapp, andA. GIU...................... i 955 go 3 Same property. J. W. Stevens & Bro. agt. same................... 519 94 One Hundred and Eleventh st., "I og n. s., 143 w. Av. A, 9 houses___I One Hundred and Twelfth st., [ s. 8., 143 w. Av. A, 9 houses.... J Harvey N. Dean agt. George Greene or----- Westervelt_______ 1 899 00 31 One Hundred and Twenty-sixth 8t. (No. 60 E.), s. s. James Crow¬ ley agt. Mary C. Piatt___........ 140 00 1 Prince st, (No 93), Geo, A. Thom- ason agt, Frank Otard___........ 25 00 1 Same property. AVm. F. Cajrroll agt same........................ 31 00 3 Seventy-fourth st., n. s., 250 vr. 3d av., 3 houses. Carroll & Howard agt. Mary J. Coar................ 145 73 3 South Fifth Av. (No. 158). A, J. Sehworer agt White & Burroughs. 368 00 31 Twenty-seventh st. (No. 133 E.), 8. 8. Patrick J. McNamara agt Aug. A. Fuchcar........._______ 25 00 2 Tenth av., w. s., 115.6 n. 152d st., extd'g 20 feet. Jonathan Hanson, Jr., agt a church corporation___ 162 39 KINGS COUNTY. March and April. 38 Forty-second ST., n. s., 175 e. Ist - ■ alv., 35x100.3. R. B. Cadmus, Jr., agt. Thos. F. Neiynham and John Dawson........:..........' ...... 9S0 1 Taventy-ninth ST., 8. S,, 375 E, 3d av,, 35x100, F. W. Starr and W. H, Adams agt, Joseph Gleason, Michael Brophy, and Lars Bro- lander........................... §268 91 31 Atlantic st, (No, 393), n, s., (52 av. Bond st, 21x100, Jas, Keene agt Broadbridge & Neill and Jeremiah Delaney.......................... 73 50 31 Atlantic st. (No. .393), n. s., 62 vr. Bond St., 21x100. Herman Ric)'- ter agt. Broadbridge & NeUl and Jeremiah Delaney................ 36 00 31 Pacific st., s. s., 183,2 e, Flatbush av,, 36x84,4, Thomas Meredith agt. S. B. Decker and Thomas Landers......................... 87 12 1 Thirtieth st., s. s., 125 e. 3d av., 2.5x100. W. R. Adams and F. W. Starr agt. Jos. Gleason, M. Brophy, and Michael Fleich............... 399 30 30 Prospect st., s. s., 1.50 e. Central av., 35x100. Anton Aigle agt. Nich. Ladamer.................. ------ 30 Same property. John Chatzele agt same........................ 25 00 27 Willoughby av., s. e. cor. Yates av., 100x100. Jeremiah Hackett agt. Thos. Hackett and Thos. G. Moore........................... 304 00 27 North by North 2d st., av. by 4th St., s. by North 1st st, e. byline parallel to 4th st., 150 e. therefrom. Hardy & Voorhees agt. Thos. J. Reynold and City Brooklyn....... 250 89 JERSEY CITY. March. 26 Thomas Newton agt. James B. Smith, builder, and John Korb, OAvner........................... $2,665 63 • PROJECTED. Plan 303—Av. G (No. 171), one two-story brick wheelwright shop, 34x40; OAvner, Thos. A. Phelan ; buUder, Robert Noble. Plan 20.3—Sixty-third st., s. s., 105 e. 3d av., five four-story Iron and brick tenements, 25x60 ; owner, M. Blesson; architect, D. J, McRea: builder, Thos. Duffy. Plan 204—Houston st., n. s., 100 vr. Broad- Avay, two one-story brick stores, 24.4x45; owners, Wm. and John O'Brien; architect, H. Miller; builder, Jos. Smith. Plan 205—Forty-second st., s. s., 118 e. Mad- Ison av., one four-story front and six-story rear brick hotel, —x— ; OAvner, EdAvard Livermore ; architect, D. F. McRae. Plan 206—Twenty-fifth st. (No. 115), one four-story hrick rear tenement, 20x35; OAvner, Mr. MeNelly; architect, C. F. RIdder, Jr. Plan 207—Grand av., n. s., 143 w. 1st st., Woodlawn Heights, one two-story wood dwell¬ ing ; OAvner, Peter Roemers. Plan 208—AVashington av., e. s., 50 n. 103d St., Morrisania, one three-story wood store and tenement, 25x40; owner, Charles Rinert Plan 209—Fifty-fourth st. (No. 229 E.), one two-story brick stable, 30x45; OAvher, Joseph Doelger; architect, John M. Foster. Plan 310—West Thirteenth st. (No. 315), one five-story brick and brown stone French flats^ 30 and 31x66.6; OAvner, Matthew Kane; archi¬ tects, D. & J. Jardine. Plan 311—State st, (No, 9), one five-story brick tenement, 35x63; owner, Patrick DoUard ; architect, John Correja; buUder, David McLeod, Plan 212—State st, (No, 9), one four-story brick second-class dwelling, 30 front, 11 rear, 54 deep; owner, Patrick DoUard; architect, John Correja; builder, D, McLeod, Plan 213—Delancey st., n. e. cor. Chrystie St., three five-story brick tenements, 25x61; own¬ er, F. W. Locav ; architect, Wm. Jose. Plan 214—Chrystie st., e. s., 74 n, Delancey St., one five-story brick tenement, 26x62 ; OAvner, F. W. Locav ; architect, AVm. Jose. Plan 215—Marion st. (No. 61), one four- story brick tenement, 34 and 35x56 and 49 ; oavu- er, Thos. McCarty; architects and buUders, Hen¬ nessy «& Gibson, Plan 316—Av. A, w. s,, 100 n, 77th st,, one one-story brick stable, 15,6x36; OAvner, Jacob Meyer; architect, Charies Doerffel; buUders, Doerffel & Scholz, ' Plan 317—Two thp.ee-story brown stone and brick first-class dweUIhgs, 25x53; oAvner and buUder, J. Thompson;. architeets, W. Young & Co. ../.:, Plan 218—Eighteenth st, (No.6 W.), one two and one one-story brick shops; owners and archi¬ tects, HUl & Treharne ; builder, Jer. T. Smith Plan 319—West Thirty-first st. (No. 127), one three-stoiy brick stable and workshop ; oAvn- er and architect, Peter Fisher, Plan 220—Forty-seventh st„ n. s,, abt, 210 AV. BroadAvay, one four-story brick stable, 50x94 • owner, John S, Sutphen ; architects, Griffiths & Thomas; builders, Cockerill & Spaulding. Plan 221—New Church st., e. s., 92 s. Dey Bt, one three-story brick second-class store, 6.2x 35 ; owuer, Henry Naylor; architect, J, S, Purdy • buUder, Michael McCabe. ' Plan 223—Fortieth st., n, s., 275 vr. IOth av, one tAVO-story brick stable aud dAveUing, 25x25 • OAvner and buUder, Samuel LoAvden. ' Plan 223—St, Marks pl. (No. 14), one five- story brown stone office and tenement, 36x64 ■ owner, Henry AVeUer ; architect, Julius BoekeU ' Plan 224-St, Marks pl. (No, 14 rear), one three-story brick shop, 26x28; owner, Henry WeUer; architect, Julius BoekeU. Plan 235—AVest Twenty-sixth st, (Nos,- 318 and 320), one five-story brick store and tenement 31,10x75; OAvner, Jacob Cohn; architect, a' Pfund, Plan 226—Delancey st. (No, 64), one five- story brick tenement, 25x62; owner, M, Schach¬ tel ; architect, AVm. Jose, Plan 227—Delancey st., cor. Cannon st,, one five-story brick tenement, 25x.57; OAvner, Michael Schachtel; architect, AVm, Jose. Plan 228—West Eleventh st, (Nos. 119, 121 123, 125), four five-story brick tenemeuts. 24,9x 69; oAvner, Chas, LoAvther; architect, WilUam Jose, Plan 229—Riaterdale av,, n, s,, Spuyten Duy- vel, one three-story brick store and tenement, 23 x36; owner, John Gorman; architect and bnilder Geo, Pigott, ' Plan 230—Horatio st, (No, 68), one tavo- story brick stable 29x22; OAvner, G- G, Palmer. Plan 231—AVest Thirty-sixth st. (No. 4i3) bet 9th and 10th avs,, one five-story brick store and tenement; owner, Jacob AVettlaufer • archi¬ tect, A, Pfund, Plan 232—Taventy-seventh st, (Nos, 440 and 442), one three-story brick carriage factory, SOx 40; owners, Fay & Brothers; architect, James Fay ; biulder, J, V, Donovan. ALTERATIONS. Av. C (No. 156), extension 13x33; cost, $160 • ovraer, August Naumer; architect and buUder H. Volkhardt ' Barclay st. (No. 106), front altered ; cost, §100 • OAvner, Peter AVilkins ; buUder, John Winkler. Broadway, s. e. cor. 34th st.. Interior alterations • cost, S5,000; OAvner, H, N. Smith; architect, S. D. Hatch ; builders, A. A. Andruss & Son, Charles st, (No. 96), extension reduced one story, &c.; cost, ^11,000; OAvner, City of NeAV York • builder, B. Sheridan. ' East Broadway (No. 173), extension 18x32 • front altered ; cost §1,500 ; owner, Mr. SUverbleat • architect and builder, WiUiam Powers. ' Eighth av. (No. 5.53), extension raised 1>^ feet; cost, $150 ; OAvner and architect, Joseph Moore. Eighth av,, 8, e. cor. 4lBt st., front altered • cost §380; OAvner, M. Connolly; buUder, M. J. MuUane. Fourteenth st (No. 533 W.), raised one story ; cost, $100; owners, Van Horn, Hovey & Van Horn ; architect, Joseph Purdy; buUder, Wm. Potterton, Fourteenth st, (No, 18 AA^), front altered ; cost, $1,300 ; OAA-ner,------Sulzbaeher; architect, Wm Graul; builder, G. Herdtfelder, Forty-third st (No, 518 W,), raised one story ; 'owner, Anthony Deery; architect and builder, R Auld, Forty-third st (No. 8 AV,), extension 10x15- cost, $1,000; OAvner, Dr, Hall; builders, J, Webb & Son, Forty-seventh st, (No, 404 W,) raised one story; cost, about 551,500 ; OAvner, Wm. Smithers ; archi¬ tect, Mr. Carter; builders, Robertson & Dooley Fifty-second st. (No. 43 W.), extension 13.6x30 ; cost, $5,000; owner, A. Yale; architect, Wm. E Ware ; builder, John C. DonneUy. First av. (No. 33), front altered; cost, $500 • OAvner, H, Wehle; architect, A, H. Blanken¬ stein ; buUder, N. Leger. Fourth av., n. e. cor. 63d st, three houses, raised one story each ; cost, $7,500 ; no owners, &c." Greenwich St. (No. 484), chimneys and rear wall rebuilt; cost, $600; owner, Robt J. Brown; buUder, John Hankinson. Hudson St. (No.' 363), partitions Inside; cost $900; owner, Francis Dyke ; architect, C. Laforge ; buUder, fl. J. Van Houghton, ■ '