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REAL ESTATE RECORD. 3ir Crane, Clarissa L,, Albert and B. F.---------same. (1875)..............:...................... 82 91 Same---------same. (1876)___,............. 119 04 Downs, W. W.—John Trimble. (1875)........ 789 48 gDilger, John—Adeline Elberfield, (1874).... 52180 §Sarae---------same. (1875).................. 40 14 DastoS'^JamM''^} Jedediah H. Lathrop.(lS73) 38,900 .52 Fox, George—Roljerfc Sberrard, Jr. (1875)___ 24130 Fiske, O'iver—Catheriue Geru. (1875)........ 1,029 09 j
. & J. Jaidiric: builder.?, Wm. J. tiossner aud F. ScluictliT. Plan 271.—Fifty-sixth St., n. s., 100 w. -llli av., six four-story brown .stone dwellisigs, 15 and 16x55; total cost, $i7.000; owner, Tnos. (.ioadby, 21 West 35th St.; architects, D. & J. Jardine; builders, B. Deeves and Breen & Nash. Plan 272.—Broadway, s. w. cor. 48th St., one five-story brick wareroom, etc., 51 aud 48.x:128.6 aud 140.6; cost, $50,000; owner, Henrv E. Davies, 120 Broadway; architect, John Correja; builders, Joseph Smith and WiUiam C. MUIs. Plan 273.—Av. D, w. s., and 12th st. aud 13th St., four gas holders and tanks, 206.6x209; cost, $75,000; owner. New York Mutual Gas LightCo.; architect, J. P. Kennedy; builder, W. C. Whvte. Plan 274,—Fourteenth st,, n. s,, 50 e. Av.'C, two iron gas scrubbers; cost, $15,000; owner and mason, Manhattan Gas Light Company; engineer, C. Y. Smith, Plan 275.—Point West of 10th av., bet. 17th and 18th St.. two iron gas scrubbers; cost, $ 15,000; owner and mason, Manhattan Gas Light Co.; engineer. C.V.Smith. ' « 1 PROJECTED, BROOKLYN. Cedak St. (No. 25), being 100 n. w. Evergreen av., one two-story frame dweUing, 22x30; owTier, Joseph Miles, 410 Hudson av.: builders, WiUiam Thier and John Herkimer, Coles St., 60 irom s. e. cor. Columbia st., one three-story brick tenement, 25x48; owner and builder, John Lyons; architect, B. F. Pine. Dban St. (No. 1,744), being 250 from Buffalo av., one two-story frame dwelUng, 25x30; owner, Owen Caserly, cor. Clermont and Atlantic avs.; buUder, J. Horner. FoKBEST St., s. s., adj. ice house, one five-story brick malt house and kiln, 75x81.0; owner, Ober- meyer & Liebmann, Brooklyn, E. D.; architects, Lederie & Co.; builder, Uirich Maurer. Hamilton st. (No. 426), w. s., 275 n. Gates av., one two-story frame stable, 25x40; owner, J. A. Nichols ; architect and buUder, S. R. (Jilbert. HUxNtington St., s. s., 125 e. Court st., two three- story brick tenements, 18.9x40 ; owner, etc., John McGaiTy, Greene and Evergreen aves. Kossuth pl. (No. 12), e, s., 125 from Broadway, one two-and-a-haU' story frame dwelUng, 26x36 ; owner, JohnE. Wood, 16 Kossuth pl,; architect and builder, Wm. H. Wade ; mason, Albert Griffen. Meserole st. (No. 26), s. s., one three-storv fi-ame tenement, 25x50; owner, August Schwitje, on premises ; Architect and builder, John Schneider. Monroe st. (No. 844), between Howard av. and Ralph av., one tv/o-story frame dwelUng, 22x36; owner, Johu Mclntyre, 816 Monroe st.; buUders, Jame.s Smith and A. & H. Bauer. Pacific St., s, s,, 175 w, Brooklyn av., three three- story frame dweUing.*, 10.8x12; owners, &c.. King & Vause, 244 Quiney st. President st., n. s., 115 w. Bond st., three three- story brick tenements, 20x42; owner, &c., T. W. Swimm, 389 Putnam ay.; mason,L. Brown.
