Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-28
BUILDING OPERATIONS.
Ira nsfers of Real Estate-AnothefN NeV. Residence for whitney Avehue-Sale on State Street.

Ira nsfers of Real Estate-Anothef New Residence for whitney Avehue-SaIes on State Street.
 Henry G. Lewis ct ux. to William E. Downes, 300 feet east side of Whitney avenue MT. Downes resides in Birmingham. Since this purchrse MT. Downes has bought the remaining two lots the plot of Mayor Lewis, which gives him the whole front on Whitney avenue between Edwards and Law renee streets. He also bought the lot next in the rear on Lawrence street, which was bought at auction by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Hugh Daley and thus has an equal depth for his Whitney avenue lot on both Lawrence and Edwards streets. MT. Downes is talking seriously ot building himself fine residence on the plot this year.
 Estate of Edward Stevens to Henry Kelsey, 40 feet west side eff State street above Veto. The purchase includes the we'll built house | between where the harness shop building ! (puIled down yesterday stood and MT. Lev ! erett Goodyear's residence. MT. Kelsey had | recently bought the land where the harness ! shop stood, and upon it he will erect @ con- | tinuation of his fine new block now being | finished. Mr. Kelsey is one of our we'll | known old and quite wealthy citizens ! Lucius Rowe to Francis A. Crawford, 55 l feet each side of Clinton avenue.
 Joseph Plunkett ct ux. to Maria A. Peck, \ 40 feet west side of Asylum street.
 Stephen A. Peck to Pamelia Plunkett, 45 feet east side of University Place.
 | Sanford G. Tice to l.. B. Hinman, 30 feet ! west side of Carmel avenue; and L. Hin man to Oracle A. Tice, same property.
 Estate of E. s. Rowland to Alice B. Eos ter, 66 feet south side of Jewell street.
 P. B. Foster to w. E. Lyon, 50 feet east side of Orange street, opposite Snowman Healys new residence above Lawrence street. Lucy E. Dorman to Bridget E. Lacy, 50 feet north side of Exchange street.
 ! Catherine T. Gaynor to John Zapp, A feet west side of Meadow street.
 Joseph A. Granniss to Adam Jude, land in the Annex.
 Samuel P. Crefts ct al. to H. H. Olds, 50 feet west side of Mfddletown avenue. | Patrick McDermott to Andrew Hicken, 25 feet west side of Cedar street.
 James O. Mcguire to Edward Hammel1, 42 feet east side of Franklin street.
 John Cannon to Dennis Mclaughlin, 50 feet east side of Greenwich avenue.
 The plans are completed for store for H. B. Armstrong & Co.,, the carpet dealers, Ak 63 feet, three stories high, which will be built between the Blairs' building and J. ! Wolcott & Co.'s on Orange street. It will be l of Philadelphia brick with stone trimmings ! Next to this will be building two stories high, 6f x5S feet, and jutting into the rear of the building occupied by J. Wolcott & Go.
 Mir. William N Parker of Brooklyn, L. l., has sold to his brother, Frederick s. Parker of New York, an undivided half of land on | Court street near State where Cassidy's liv- cry stable is, 50 feet by HE, for $7, 800; also the undivided half of the property on State street, 57 feet inches front, from No. 375 to ! No. 385, including the Morning News loca- tion and the premises of the New Haven Pa per company. The Parkers concerned in the transfer are sons of the late Frederick Park CT, who was of the New Haven 6rm of Joseph | and Frederick Parker.