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Real estate record and builders' guide: v. 16, no. 404: December 11, 1875

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R B A L E S T A T E R E 0 0 R D. 801 Plan 789.—Washington st. (No. 249), one five- story brick store; cost, $14,800; owner, Wm. C. Rhine¬ lander, 226 Greenwich St.; architects and bmlders, Havilah M. Smith *. Son. Plan 790.—Sheriff st. (No. 125), near Houston st., one four-story brick tenement, 19x46; cost, $7,000; owner, G. Reinhard, 114 Ludlow st.; architect, Wm. Graul. Plan 791.—Fifty-fourth st. (No. 410 West), rear, one two-story brick stable, 25x18; cost, $2,000; owner, Jacob Deboben, 456 West 50th si.; architect, George Hobzeit; builder, A. A. Zimmermann. Plan 792.—Third av., e. s., 25 s, 33th st., two five- story brick tenements; cost, each, $5,000; owner, J. Samuel, 322 West Slstst.; architect, A. B. Jen¬ nings. Flan. 793—Seventh st. (No. 19), one flve-story brown stone tenement, 26x65; cost, $9,000; owner, Mr. MQler, 41 East 7thst.; architect, A. B. Jennings. PROJECTED, BROOKLYN. Foot Degraw St., on dock, one one-story frame store shed. 37 and 44x75; owner, U. S. Warehouse Co.: architects and buUders, J. & P. Alyea. - Haet St., s. s., 126 w. Tompkins av., two three- story brown stone dwellings, 17x40; owner, &c., Wm. Taylor, 386 Henry st. Kosciusko st. (Nos. 641 to 649), n. s., 122 from Broadway, five two-story'frame dweUings, 18x34; owner, Mary A. Caveriy, 653 Kosciusko St.; archi¬ tect, Jonn S. McLaine.' Kosciusko st., s. s., 448 w. Throop av., two two- story frame dwellings, 18.9x38; owner and builder, Thomas E. Greenland, Kosciusko st. Magnolia st. (No. 124), bet. Evergreen and Cen¬ tral avs., one one-slory frame store, 18x38; owner, F. Bertram. Monroe st., s. s., 327.6 w. Tompkins av., one two and a half story brick dwelling, 17.6x36; own¬ er, &c., Norris & Sloat, 336 Monroe st. Palmetto St., 122 from Bushwick av., one two- story frame dweUing, 16x22; owner, Thos. O'Brien; architect and builder, G. W. Heath. Twenty-fifth St., n. s., 200 e. 3d av., one three- story brick factory and dweUing, 25x60; owner, John Mclntyre, 146 23d st.; archiiect, G. L. Morse. 1 lushing av., n. s., 21 vr. Morgan av., one two- story frame buUding, 20x38; owner. WUliam Liboh- ner, 213 Meserole St.; builders, WUliam & George Rauss. Hamilton av., w. s., bet. Bush and Lorraine sts., one two-siory brick store and dwelUng, 25x48.9; owner, WUUam Brandenburg; architect, Carl T. Eisenach. ------------------. i,^> ^------------------ ALTERATIONS, N. Y. East Houston st. (Nos. 46 and 48), building to be strengthened; cost, $1,000; owner, Emil Horger; architect, William Jose. Mercer st. (No. 55), raised one story; cost, $800; owners, Gwerstein & FuUer; buUder, Joseph Smith, Nassau st. (No. 102), cor. Ann, repair damages by fire; cost, $10,000; owner, J. 0. Fowler, 94 Nas¬ sau St.; architect, J. B. Snook; carpenter, E. Smith. One Hundred and Seventeenth St.. n. s., 90 e. 4th av., raised y story; cost, $1,000; owner, &c., Ben¬ jamin Ricbardson. Seventh av. (No. 212.), repair damage by fire; cost, $850; owner and buitjier, George Bnglehardt; architect, Theo. J. Bier. Seventh av. (No. 609), raised one story; cost, $1,000; owner, R. H. Cudlipp; architect and buUder, B, B. Pew. Thomas st. (No, 28), repair damages by fire; cost, $1,500; owner, David R. Briggs. Thompson st. (No. 25), front altered, cost, $150; owner, George Awee; builder, John Bannon. Third st. (No. 72 West) (Amity st.)j raised to three stories; cost. $800; owner, H. Suahr; archi¬ tect, Wm. Graul; buUder, H. Haefke. Thirty-fifth st. (No. 259 West), raised one story; cost, $800; ownier, Adam Schaab; archiiect, C. P. Bidder, Jr.; carpenter, John F. Moore. Third av., vr. a., 30 s. 1371 h St., Mott Haven, re¬ pair damage by fire; cost $400; builder, E. Smith.' W-ashington st. (No. 283), repair damage by flrie; cost, $2,300; owner, Mr.' Titus; architect and car¬ penter, E. Smith; builders, Lyons & Bunn. WiUiam st. (No. 32), repair damage by fire; cost, $400; owner, Rhinelander estate; carpenters, Doyle & CuUen. Brooklyn, ready to invest their doUars in choice Brook¬ lyn property; but they wanted it at their own flgures, and this was noticeable throughout the sale. Measured by the standard of values, such as now rules in thia market, some thirty lots were' sold at tolerably go«d prices—probably not high enough to suit the seller, but nevertheJess fair enough considering the times. The moment, however, when it became evident that the aale was not to be without '-limit or reservation," as adver¬ tised, a bid of $1,200 for a lot on Fulton avenue having been refused by Mr. Muller, the interest in the sale slackened, buyers saw they could not, as yet, have it at their own flgures, and shortly after the remainder of the property was withdrawn from public sale, the Messrs. Muller holding it now on sale at private contract. On Thursday two three-story brown-stone bouses on the east side of Broadway, near 4Gth street, were sold at the Exchange for $26,000 each. Foreclosure sales stUI continue to crowd one another, but daring the past week they have not developed any new feature worthy of note. One of the incidents tending to relieve the monotony pf the Exchange Salesroom occurred on Thursday, when a prominent broker unconsciously became the owner of a Prospect place mant-ioa, being all the time under the impression that he' was bidding on a Boulevard lot. He was, however, soon relieved of his burden, as the goodnatured auctioneer once more put up the house and turned it over to the stereotyped "plaintiff in the suit." BUSINESS CHANGES. ASflGKMENTS.^BENEFIT CBEDITOBS. Lawrence, Benjamin & Phineas----Assigned to Henry G. Stetson. Halderman, Edward A___Assigned to N. G. Dunn. Elsworth. Girard ) ^ssiKned to Henry Elsworth. Stanainger George) Shu':;a, WUliam E___Aasigneid to Alonzo Morrison. Dumahant. Edward G. 1 ^ggigned to P. W. Clement. Spicer, George ) Rosenthal, Henry___Assigned to Adolph Zadig. Kranskopf. Abraham \ ^ggigned to Moritz Herzberg. Gunsen, Joseph A. ) ^ " Stevens. James L___Assigned to W. O Giles. BownelWilliam P___Assigned to C. T. Smith. Spaulding, Alfred S ) Spaulding, Gilman W. > Assigned tp Horatio Reed. Decker, Edmund ) Granniss. James E.\ Assigned to C. B. Payne. Merry, John 1 ^ Seckendorf. Martha___Assigned to Henry O'Neill. Seeligman. Isaac ) Assigned to Louis FeUheimer. Seellgman. Abbott L.) Levy, Morris___Assigned to Bernard Pognanski. Gardes, Bernhard___Assigned to Henry Welsh. Harding, Theodore L., Jr... .Assigned to Theodore L Harding. IN BANKETTPTCY. Wilson, Charles G......Referred to Register AUen. Decker, Levi and George "I H. (- Beferred to Register Ketchum SUva, Lewi« F. J Mayer, Solomon.....Referred to Register WiUiams. Anthony, James L......Referred to Register Fitch. Kroetter Frederick W.) Referred to Register WUliams Jagel, JuUuB M. ) Levy, Morris......Referred to Register Dwight. Werner, Maurice......Referred to Register Eetchum. Adams, Union......Referred to Register Close. DISCHABGES. Hirsch, Isidor. Son, John P. Brown, Edward W. Surburg, John B. One Hundred and Twenty-fourth st., n. s.. 247 w. 2d av., 20x100.11. by Wm. KenneUy. (Foreclos. sale.)........................................Dfc.15 Eighth av., s. w. cor. Gist St., 261x195x318.4x38, by Rich. V. Harnett. (Foreclos. sale.)........Dec. 15 Forty-sixth St.. s. s., 181.3 w. Sth av., 18.9x100.5, by James M. MiUer. (Foreclos. sale.).........Dec. 15 Oannon St., (Nos. 92, 94, 96, 98, 100), e. a., 75 s. Stanton st. 102.6x100, by A. H. Muller & Son. (Foreclos. sale.)................................Dec 15 Forty-fifth St., n. s., 260 w. Sth a v., 20x100.5, by , E. A. Lawrence & Co. (Foreclos. sale.) (Lease¬ hold)........................................Deo. 15 Ninety-fourth St., s. s., 325 e. 10th av„ 220.4x Apthorp's lane, by Rich. V. Harnett. (Fore¬ clos. s^e.)....................,................Dec. 15 One Hundred and Twenty-seventh st., s. s.. 191.3 e. 6th av., 18.9x99.11, by James M. MiUer. (Foreclos. sale.)...............................Dec. 15 Fifth av.. n. e. cor. 127th st., 24.11x110, by Geo. H. Scott. (Foreclos. sale.)....................Dec. 15 Seventeen acres upland, salt meadow and sedge land, near Lepgefs Creek, by Oiiyer Bryan. (Foreclos. sale.),..............'...............Dec. 15 Madison av. (No. 169), 24 8x100. by Richard V. Harnett. (Poreclns.sale.)___................ Dec. 15 Hudson St., w. s., 39.11 n. Barro^v St., 20x83, by E. A. Lawrence & I'o. fForeclos. sale.)... ___Dec. 18 One Hundred and Twenty-tl'ird St., n. s.. 325 e. 11th av.. 25x201.8, by WiUiam Kennelly. (Foreclos. sale.)..............................Dec. 16 Wanhington av., n. w. cor. Melrose sk.. SOx 100.8, by Sheriff (interest of Casper Sten¬ gel), at City Hall.... ^.......................Dec. 16 Washington st., e. s., 40 s. Bethune st., 20x 58.9, by E. A. Lawrence & Co. (Foreclos. sale.).....................................Dec. 16 Seventy-ninth St., n. s., 225 w. 3d av., 125x102.2, by H. W. Coates. (Foreflos. sale.)............. Dec. 17 Fifth av., e. s., 50.4 n. 89th St., 50.4x102.2. by Rich V. Harnett. (Foreclos. sale.)............Dec. 17 OneHundred and Sixteenth st., n. s., 250w.") lst av., 100x100.11.......................... ' One Hundred and Nineteenth St., 8. s.. 263 w. | Av. A, 75x100.10............................j by E. H. Ludlow & Co. (Foreclos. s ile )..... Dec. 17 One Hundred and Twenty-seventh St., s. s., 191.3 e. 6th av., 18.9x99 11, by James M. Miller. Dec. 18 Madison av., e. s., extending from 129th to 130th St., strip of land 10 feet wide, by Sheriff, at City HaU...................................Dec. 18 Twenty-fltth St., n. s.. 185 e. 3d av., 50x98.9, by Chas. S. Carter. (Poredoa. sale.)..............Dec. 1_8 Premises known as the New Villa, Fordham, bounded northwest by Macomb's Dam road, north by Morris st., southeast by Grove lane, southwest by land of L. B. Brown, by James M. MiUer. (Foreclos. sale.)...................Dec. 18 Filth av.. w. s., abt. 78 n. 13th St., 25.10x100...) Thirteenth st.. n. s.. 100 w. 5th av.. 2.1x103.3...) by Rich. V. Harnett.' (Foreclos. sale.)........Dec. 18 Eiuhty-flfth st., n. s., 271 e. 1st av., 50x102.2, by WlUiam Kennelly. (Foreclos. sale.).......... Dec. 18 Fifty-eighth st., n. s., 180 e. 3d av.. 25x100.4, by V. K. Stevenson. (Foreclos. sale.)............Dec. 18 MISCELLANEOUS. REVIEW OF THE BEAL ESTATE MARKET. The auction sale ef Mr. Brevoort's property, in Brook¬ lyn, reflt'cted exactly the tone of the real estate market and the te'i,>per of investors. There was an enormous crowd iu attendance, such as even surprised those in¬ terested in the property. Among the crowd were a large number of well-to-do residents of this city and AD7EBTISED LEGAL SALES. Refebees' Saies to be held at the Eiohange SaIiEsboom, 111 Bboadwat. NEW YORK. Fifty-fifth st. (No. 192), s. s., 206.3 e. Lexington av., 18.9x100 5. byE. A. Lawrence* Co. (Fore¬ clos. sale.)...................'.................Dee. 13 Madison av., e. s., 25 s. 43d st., 2 lots, each 20.10x 100, bv James M. Miller. (Foreclos. sale.).....Dec. 13 OneHundredand Twehty-flfst st., s. s., 325 e. 11th av. (old Une), 75 x K block, by Bioh. V. Harnett. (Foreclos. sale.).....................Dec. 13 One Hundred and Twenty-seventh St., s. a., 191.3 e. 6th av.i 18.9x99.11, by James M. MiUer. (Foreclos. sale.)...............................Dec. 13 Fifty-sixth St.. n. s., 325 w. gth av,. 25x100. by E. A. LSiwrence & Oo. (Foreclos. sale.)...........Dec. 14 Fourth av. (No. 279), e. s.. 60 s. 22d St., 20x70. by E. H. Ludlow & Co. (Foreclos. sale.).......... Deo. 14 One Hundred and Forty-first st., n. a., 225 e. Wil¬ Us av., 25x200, by Hugh N. Camp. (Foreclos. sale.).........................................Dec. 14 Fourth St., 8. s. (No. 104). 275 e. Macdougal st., 25x100. by Jas. M. MiUer. (Foreclos. sale.)___Dec. 14 Seventy-first st., n. s., 160 e 4th av.. 20x102.2. by Rich. V. Harnett. (Foreclos. aale.)............Dec. 14 Seventy-fifth St., s. s'.. 200 w Av. A. 16.8x102.2, by Rich. V. Hamett. (Foreclos. sale.)............Dec. 14 Thirtieth st., s. s, 65 w. 2d av.. 17.6x88.5, by £. A. Lawrence & Co. (Foreclos. sale.)........Dec. 14 BROOKLYN. Quincy st.. s. s., 216.8 w. Classon av., 16.8x111.1, by PhiUp ReiUy (Ref.), at Cominercial Ex¬ change.......................................Dec. 13 Lafayette av., s. s., 264 w. Marcy ay., 19x100, by 8. V. LoweU (Ref.). at City HaU...............Dec. 13 Sixth av..e. s., 20 s. Butler st.. 20x84.7, at 389 Fultonst.....................................Dec. 18 Stockton St., n. s.,272 w. Tomkins av.. 18x100, by B. G. Cronin (Ref), at 389 Fulton st.......-----Dec. 14 Fifth av., n. w. cor. President st.. 92x95, by E. W. CoggesbaU (Ref.). at Cole & Murphy's........Dec. 14 Monroe st.. s. s.. 405 w. Ralph av., 20x100. by G. L. Fox (Ref.). at ISjS 4th st.....................Dec. 16 Park av.. n. w. cor. Steuben st., 25x50. by T. E. PearsaU (Ref.). at Cole & Murphy's............Dec. 16 Monroe st., s. s., lOOw. Washington st, 28x100, byD. Bamett...............................Dec. 18 Bedford av., e s., 218 n. De Kalb av,. 12x100. by John L. Lefferts (Ref.). at Commercial Ex¬ change...................................•>-- Dec. 18 Quincy St.. n. s.. 100 w. Yatf s av. 75x100, by C. P. Latting (Ref.), i>t Court House............ Dec. 18 Leonard St.. w. s., 75 s. Front sfc, 25x84, by F. E. Dana (Kef.), at Court House................ Dec. 20 FOBEC^OSUBE SUITS. NEWYORK. Fifty-sixth St.. s,,P.. 185 e. .3d av., 25x100.5. Herman Kormann agt. Isidor Falk............Dec. Fifty-sixth st.. s. s.. 145 e. 3d av.. 25x100.5. Bame agt. same....................................Deo. Town of Yonkers. (See Mort.. Lib. 324, p. 394.) The Yonkers Savings Bank agt. Jared M. Hor¬ ton...........................................Dec. Sixty-third st.. s. s.. 100 e. Madison av., 100x100 5. Isaac Innes agt. Griffith Rowe.................Dec. Broadway, w. s.. 24.5 2-7 8.35th st.. 24.6 2-7x106.4. WUliam Beck agt. Agnes Savage...............Dec. Sixty-third st.s. s.. 100 e.Madison av., 100x100.5. Isaac Innes agt. Grif&th Rowe.................Dec. One Hundred and Twenty-ninth st., n. s., 199 e.Sth av., 26x200 WiUiam M. Dean agt. Wm. W.Burnham.................................Dec. One Hundred and Twenty-ninth st, n. s., 225 e. Sth av.. 33x200. Same agt. same............Dec. Eighty-sixth st.,n.s., 178.9K e. 5th av., 78.2x 100.8)^. Adolphus Kof&nan agt. Aaron Kamak. Deo. Same property. Same agt. same...........;.. Dec.