Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-20


The looks OF the register Of deeds would
seem 10 indicate that The past week has been a
very ouIet one in zeal estate matters, but
wE!le the recorded sales Eoot up only SsS,oOo,
III sctual sales have heen good deal InU e
ina. hat amoan; would lnd'e4te. = consld-
era!Ie number 81 .TAlsac' JES lave taken
,1!a,r :la. have mol Sc, goIv ~ rycoTd, VIII e
The " uo.e week has been out oi very sctiv= 4n-
oal5y. t. almost cert.i" pl aspects OF an
immense cA,o las had 8 very d-c.ded efec.
in stimulating purchasers. Every deslr-
able piece Of property, especially
in the business portion OF the city is readily
snapped up as soon as IL Is offered, and
''still hunt" is keptup all through the city for
business property. All this kind of property
IS very firmly held. and there was never such
complete confidence in the future as exists to-
day IN 81 Paul. Real estate dealers are not
crowdirg their property on the market, but
on the contrary are IN no hurry to sell, being
satisfied that the flood tide of the market is
stin far OF, and all are holding for better
prices. Especially is this the case in regard
10 the desirable additions that have recently
been made 10 the city, such as the Palace add
ton, and the Bryant and Syndicate additions.
These are ali eligible, convenient TO the street
railroad and viii sell readily. 4 IS believed
by al shrewd business men thai reel estate in
desirable parts of the city viii never again
be as low as 1t has been. On the contrary, all
expect i will go much higher. At any rate,
Il is st present held very firmly. In regard to
the improvements going on there appears to
be 10 end, and daily new business blocks are
being commenced. Plling for foundation on
the northeast corner of Third and Wacouta
streets has been commenced and the founda-
lions vii, go in this fall for new building to
be 100 feet front on Third street. Excavating
for Commodore DAvidson's proposed new
block on The northeast corner Of Fourth and
Cedar streets, was commenced on Thursday
last; excavation was also commenced at the
same time for James Il. DAVidson's new block
next east of the Commodore's.a Each Of these
buildings VIII be fifty feet OF Fourth, rum
ing back 80 and lao feet each. Ex-
cavationS are also being made
on Jackson, Robert and nearly al the business
streets OF the city, while The blocks that were
commenced in Inc spring are well along
toward completion. Everybody predicts thai
when the Northern Pacific road is opened
through 20 the otnar side there will not be
wholesale stores enough in st. Paul to
accommodate the trade. IN fact,
there are not enough st the present
time, while TIE demand is incessant AM in
creasiug.
HERMANN GREVE's BLOCK.
The new store OF Mr.. Hermann Greve, on
Fourth street, between Jackson and Sibley, is
2 beauty, and will be an exceedingly convent
ant one 10 do BUSINESS IN. the first floor is
j0xl25 feet, without a pillar II Il. 1t
Is tte largest business room IN the
city, and there are few, il any rooms in
Chicago equal 10 II in this respect. The
second story 1oOr is fully equal to the first.
The front j. of galvanized iron, AM is highly
ornamental. the windows are very large and
are Oh full French plate glass, which gives the
whole Building very light and airy appear
ance. NJ. GreVS OWNS through to Fifth
street, 4nd VIII keep right on building til he
has covered all LIE < Ound he owns there with
business HOUSES, except IA alley way between
the EOucih and Fifth street blocks. The
present block IN Fourth street will be oceu-
pie9 by =. 0ppeaneim " Co., who vii move
n in few days.
The auction Sale On Thursday last of sixty
four r;sIdsnce lots on ST. Anthony Hill, II
Edwi:. Deans addition 10 st. Paul, Was q
complete success. These lots were situated
on kon10, Carroll, Victoria, Fisk, Miller and
GroIto streets anu ST. Anthony avenue, ana
sold from $Z05 10 $500 each. Total amount
OF the sale betWten $4,000 and Sl5,0U0.
Among the buyers were Messrs. Geo. s.
Heron, {. s. Norton, Chae. z. Dickerman
and other noted citizens. A large audience
was present and The prices realized are con-
sidered good, beng better than last years
figures TIE sale WAS conducted Dy Mr.. A.
=. Nicoidy, aucIiOnter, with his usual ability.
The following are The recorded transac-
tons for the Week:
Peter Dougherly to Sarah Jane Ackerly, lot
Is, block Ii, >tinsOn's addition, $3.50.
John MOrTissey 10 George S. Heron, lot 81,
block ?, Munger 81 Donnelly's addition,
1925.
Amherst Z. Wilder to George s. Heron, lot
$500.
Augustus K. BArnum TO Edward II. Turner,
lot and part OF lots J., and 3, block 2, Rol-
combe's addition, 81 900
Johann Reichew to Adolph Heidenrich, part
OF lots l and 2, block s, Rondo'S addition,
$1,000.
James Stinson 10 Ferdinand Ducius, part of
lot z, block "a, Rice d Irvine's addition
$500.
Oliver Provencher to Louis n Dion, lot 10,
block u, BazIile & Roberts addition to West
ST. Paul, $l5e
Napoleon Dion to Olivier ProVencher, ne Il
of ne 4, sec. IS, township 30. range %, $500.
Christians NJ D1ugan to Philip HerZog, part
of lot :, block l9, Rice d Irvine's addition
$500.
Catharine Cheevers to Alexander Ramsey,
lot g, block 63, Kittson's addition, 81, 500.
Norman w Kittson 10 Charles Paul, lot 81
block II, Dayton 81 Irvine's addition. $4,000
Uri L. Lamprey TO Josiah n. Rogers, lots
Is, Il, 10, 20, q, %, Is, "a and 25. block SO.
Summit Park ADDITION, s., 900.
Ferdinand Willius to Cyrus De Coster, part
OF block Is, of Whitney d Smiths addition,
$4,000.
Uri L. Lamprey to John Bole, lots 4 and 5,
block 16, Bazllle 81 Roberts addition to West
St. Paul. $500.
Daniel D. Merrill 20 Henry D. Manger, part
OF lots Is aud "A, block l, Ely's addition,
$1,000.
The West Side Land and Cottage Com.
pany to Oscar i Lsenau, block 35, Brown s
JRckson's addition, $500.
Frank Clarke 10 Henry Orme, lots %
% and q, block 5, Clarke's addition to St
Paul, $1,000.
Wlliord G Wilson 10 Findley Mccormick
lot 50, block 2, HolcSmbe's addition, $780,
Mary Chadwick TO MILFORD G Wilson, LOT
IS. block l, Nininger 81 Donnelly's addition
$3.50.
HIS Fairchild to Adam Fetsch, lots . ant
"a, Como Villas, s9i5.
James 4 Chandler 20 Jason " Cooper, lot
16, block 3, D.Bow, Smith, RisqUe & Viii
liam's addition, $500.
The West Side Land and Cottage company
TO Frederick Hecker, lot 5, block Z, Woodbury.
s. Cases addition, 81 200.
George Heron 20 Hamaker, lots
10 to %, block %. Summit park addition
$4,000.
The West Side Land aud Cottage company
70 Edward Schwaner, lot -, block Q. Wood
bury u Cases addition, 5000.