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REAL ESTATE RECORD. 821 HUDSON CO., N. J. Adams st., e. s., 175 s. 4th st, 25x100, Hobo¬ ken. Augustine Nobill et al., OAvners ; John Deniartini, contractor ; Paola Rosa, claimant................................^200 UILDING-S. PROJECTED, N. Y. PLi\.N 313—Eighth av., i^. av. cou. -5Sth st., one one-story frame and glass store (irreg.); owner, R. H. Cudlipp; architects, Conkhn & Kion - builders, D. & V. Hubert Plan 314—Foksythst. (No. 5), one five-story broAvn stone tenemeut; OAvner, Judson Jarvis 157 East 36th st. ; architect, AVm. E. Waring. Plan 31.5—Thirteenth st. (No. 710 E.), one tAVO-story brick stable, 25x73 ; OAvner, Jacob Fish¬ er, 192 Av. C ; architect, AVm. Jose. Plan 316—Seventv-fifth st., n. s., 175 e. 2d av., three four-story broAvn stone tenements, 25i 60 ; oAvner, John Sullivan, 75th st.. near 3d av • architect, O. M. AA''. Masche. ' Plan 317—Allen st. (No. 95), one five-story broAvn stone tenement, 26.3x65 ; oAvner, J. P. Muenster, Allen st., n. av. cor. Broome st : archi¬ tect, Julius Boekell. Plan 318—Thirteenth st, (Nos. 516 and 518 E.); tAVO hve story brick stores and tenements, 25 x65; owner, AVilliam Wagner, 514 East 13th st : architect, Julius Boekell, Plan 319—Christie st. (No. 59), one five- story brick brcAvery, -30x99; owners, William A. Mile.? & Co., 57 Christie st. ; architect, J. Boekell. Plan 320—Baxter st. (No. 148), one five- story brick shop, 21.8x50 and 53.4 ; owners, Cul¬ bert Bros., 213 Grand st.; architect, F. W. Klemt: builder, John Zentel. Plan 321—Suffolk st. (No. 101), one tavo- stoi-y brick stable aud oflice, 10x28; owners, AVhittnes estate, BroadAvay ; builder, J. Poerschke! Plan 322—Forty-ninth st., n. s., ^50 av. 10th av., four live-story broAvn stone stores and tene¬ ments, 25x68; owner, A'c, David Christie, 430 AVest 48th st Plan 323—Goerck st. (Nos. 1,53 and 155), one four-story brick factory and dAvelling, 41.8x40 4 • owner, Mr. AVicke, 157 Goerck st; architect Frederick Jenth ; builders, uot selected. Plan 324—Goerck st. (No. 153, hear), one one-story brick stable, 22.3x20.10x55.2; owner, Mr. AVicke, 157 Goerck st. ; architect, Fredk. Jenth ; builders, not selected. Plan 325—Third av. (No. 209), one one-story brick laboratory, 16x17 ; owners, Eimer & Amend, 205 3d av. •, architect, AViUiara Jose; builder, Williani Wiesner. Plan 326—Second st., n, s., 46 a\'. Av. A, one one-story frame temporary store, 19x26.7 ; OAvner, ------Froehlig, 828 Lexingtou av. ; architect, Fr. S. Barus. Plan 327—Second st., n. s,, 65 av. Aa'. A, one five-story brick store aud tenement, 35x26.7; own¬ ei", ------ Froehlig, 828 Lexington av. ; architect, Fr. S. Barus. Plan 328—Seventh a\'., av. s., 40 s. 16th st., one tAVO-story brick coal office, 25x16; owners, &c., Mohlusau & Hildebrandt, 15 Van Nest pl. Plan 329—AVatts st. (No. 44), one three- story brick stable, 21.4 and 12x80; owner, An- drcAV Craig, 17 Clarkson st. ; architect, E. Har- loAV; builder, George Derr. Plan 330—Eighty-fifth st., s. s., 67 w. Lex- ington av., three four-story broAvn stone dwellings, 13.7x53; OAvners, £. Redman & Co., Jersey City • architect, Geo. B. Pelham ; builder, AVm. Bills. ' Plan 331—Fourteenth st. (Nos. 41 ajjd 43 AA^), one five-story broAvn stone store ; OAvner, M. M. Van Beuren; architect, B. W. Warner. Plan 332—Laavrence st., s. s., bet. 10th a v. and BroadAvay, one tAvo-story brick prison, 25x26 ; OAvners, City Nevv York ; architect, H. D. Bush. ALTERATIONS, N. Y. Av. A (No. 277), front altered; cost, $1,500; OAvner, Julius Delgner; architect, Chrs. Sturtz¬ kober. Barclay st, n. e. cor. Washington st, front al¬ tered,
, Forty-fourth st. (No. 57 W.), extension 50x48, &c.; cost, $12,500; oAvner, George Hoffraan ; architect, Jos. M. Dunn ; builder, not selected. Forty-seventh st., n. s., 30 e. Sth av., extension 15x45x25 ; cost, $600 ; OAvner, Francis Haff. Fifty-fourth st (No. 147 AV.), extension raised ten feet, &c. ; cost, $2,-500. OAvner, D. Lutard; builder, Gideon Fountain. First av. (No. I73j, raised one story, front al¬ tered ; cost, $3,500; owner, AndrcAv Lebert - architect, F. W. Klemt; builder, John Zentel. ' First av. (No. 793), raised two stories ; cost, $4,000; OAVuer, David -Jones ; builders, Rabold & Tostevin. Fifth av., e. s., 75 s. 110th st, raised three feet; cost, $2.50 ; OAvner, AndrcAV Herdt. GreenAvich st (No. 217), front altered ; cost, $1,300 ; owner, E. AV. Smith ; builder, Daniel J. Mead. GreeuAvich st (No. 356), raised one story ; cost, $4,.500; owner, H. AVeuett; architect, H. Tricke ' builders, Hopker & Merk. GreeuAvieh av. (No. 21), extension 20x20; cost, $600 ; lessee, Jacob B. Roome ; architect, E. Bu¬ chanan. Howard st (No. 13), chimney, &c.; cost, $300 ; owners, F. Griner & Co. ; builder, Simon Weg. LaAVi-ence st, s. s., bet. 10th av. aud BroadAvay, interior alterations; cost, $1,800; OAvners, Citv New York ; architect, N. D. Bush. Lispenard st. (No. 29), front altered ; cost, $4-50 • OAvner, L. Froelich ; builders, McGrath & J, Alex¬ ander. Lexington av.,AV. s., 78 s. 123d st, raised oue story ; cost, $800 ; OAvner, Mary Clark. Mercer st. (No. 97), raised one-half story; cost, $2,000 ; owners, Ej'e and Ear Infirmary ; builder, G. F. Codington. Ninth av." (No. 409), corner removed, iron col¬ umn, &c. ; cost, $100 ; OAvner, John Robertson One Hundred and Fifty-third st, s. s., 200 av 3d av., raised three feet; cost, $200 ; owner, Geo Nirstadt Park av. (No. 49;, iron lintel over AvindoAV ; cost, $200; owner, Mr. Hatch ; builders, A. A AndreAvs & Son. South St. (No. 200), front altered ; cost, $700; owner, Florence Butterbrodt; builder, Jno. J Devoe. Spring St. (No. 25), front altered ; cost, $398; owner, S. Slevin; builder, J. C. Whitlock. Spring st (No. 141), raised one-half story, cor¬ ner column removed ; cost, $2,.500 ; owner, Mr fleally ; builder, Samuel Lawrence. St. Mark's pl. (No. 81), raised one-half story, front altered, interior alterations ; cost »6 000 • owner, George AA''etterau ; architect, F. W. Klemt • builder, John Fish. ' Sixth av. (No. 510), front altered ; cost $500 • OAvner, H. Appell; architect, M. C. Merritt ' Sixth av., n. vr. cor. 57th st, front altered; cost $o00; OAvner, Gardner G, Yvelin ; architect Louhs E. Duenkel; builder, F. C. StollcA'. Sixth av. (No. 721), extension 9.4x19; cost S't, (00; OAvner, E. A. Morrison ; builders W h' & C. Gedney. ' Third st (No. 70), extension 10x14 ; cost f^SoO • OAvner, &c., N. Litzmyer. ' " ' TAvelfth st, n. s., 100 e. Railroad av., Tremont extension 18x6 ; cost, $500 ; owner. L. A Rock¬ Avell ; builder, C. S. Gilbert. Thirteenth st (No. 514 E.), raised one storv front altered ; cost, -$2,500 ; owner, AA^illiam Waa-l ner; architect, Julius Boekell. Thirty-second st, n. s., 150 av. 7th av raised one stoi-y, &c., interior alterations for tenement • cost $10,000; OAvner, AVm. Ritter; architect m' C. Merritt Thirty-third st. (No. 136 AV.), extension 22x15- cost, $400; owner, Williani Arras. Thirty-sixth St. (No. 1.36 W.), raised one story, &c ; cost. $2,o00; owner, Johu Larkin ; architect' b. 1. O'Connor. '' Thii-d av. (No. 5), front altered; cost, $600- owner, Joseph Bennett; builder, J. J. Tucker ' Third av., s. av. cor. 24th st, inteiior aud front alterations ; cost, $1,200 ; owner, 8. Mehrbach • architect, Jos. M. Dunn ; builder, Henry AVeiler ' Third av. (No. 209), front and interior altera¬ tions; cost, $50 ; OAvner, Eisner 6c Amend ; archi¬ tect, AV. Jose. Third av., s. e. cor. 92d st., extension 1-5x25- cost, $1--dOO; OAVuer, Henry Meyer; architect! Jno. Mclntyre. ' ^..B"""^ ''^'- '^^°- ^'^3' strcngtlien sides; cost, boOO; OAvner, Geo. A\, Kramer; builder G W Eggers. . • V. Teuthav. (No. 213), front altered ; cost, $1 ^oo- owner, Chas. AVellner; architect, George Hobzeit' AValker st (No. 25), extension 13x16; cost', $oW); owner, S. Mayer; builder, P. Scheel! Walker st (No. 27), extension 1,5x12 • co^^t mo ■ OAvner, A. New ; builder, J. M. Gallagher ' West Broadway (No. .58), repair after fire f cost ?o00 ; oAvner, Mr. Clare ; builder, J. Davis AVorth st (Nos. 57 and ,59), repair fire damag-es • cost, $lo,000; owner, George Hovey & Co.; aFchi- tect, Samuel Warner ; builder, W. G. Slale. PROJECTED, BROOKLYN. Broadway-, n. e. cok. Hull st., one one- story brick church and school, 40x90 ; oAvner H Leneuf St. Francis dc Sales ; builder, Thomas Ryan. Congress ST., n. s., 150 e. Colu.ajbia st one four-story brick store and tenement, 31x48 • own¬ er, John Earl, Congress st ; architect and builder John N. Smith. ' Cumberland st., e. s., 200 s. Flushing av tAVO three-story brick tenements, 20x37; owner' Christian Krinzler, ad.i. above premises - archi¬ tect, M. J. MorriU , builder, T. B. Breton. Degraav st.—pier foot of, one one-story frame store shed, 3-5x300; oAvners, U. S. AVare- housc Co. Hall st. (No. 115), e. s., one two-story frame dwelling, 20x40 ; OAvner, R. Spedick, 122 Hall st • architect and carpenter, AV. Robertson ; builder' A. Rutan. ' Floyd st. (No. 244), 200 e. Throop av., one three-story frame tenement, 25x50; OAvner and buUder, John Schriefer, 246 Floyd st. LmLEY ST., E. S., 150 S. BOUNE ST., ONE THREE- stoi-y brick pattern shop, 110,6x22; oAvners Rich¬ ardson, Boynton & Co., 210 Vau Brunt st JEFFERSON ST., E. S., 250 N. CENTRAL AV. TWO four-story frame tenements, 2.5x25; owner'Phil¬ lip Daniel, 34 Morrell st. ; builder, Fred. Sa'bine Monroe st., n. s., 175 e. Lewis av., one three- stoiy brick dwelling, 20.x:40 ; owner, John Green- au ; builder, Frank McMahon. Stockton st. (No. 249), n. s., one three-story frame tenement, 2,5x50; ownei-, ike., John ZoUner Ten Eyck st., n. s., 150 aa-. Eaven st. one three-story frame tenement 2,5x50 ; OAvner 'Mrs Boser, 17« Eavcu'st.; architects, Roeser & Platte * builder, Henry Ochs. ' Ten Eyck st., n. s., 200 e. Union at., one Two¬ story frame shop aud dAvelling, 25x30; OAvner and builder, Joseph Frisse, 147 Seigel st Union st., cor. Higks st., rear, one onk- story brick stable, 12x23; oAvuer, Gunther Men- do rf. Fourth st., e. s., 70 s. Grand st., one four- stoi-y brick store and dAvelling, 30x.52; OAvner De¬ witt H. Miller, 202 Dean st.; architect, Caleb L Smith; builder, A. Hays.
