Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-27
cLEvELANp-HAyERLEY,
HE EMMA JucH CONCERT.
REAL ESTATE.

A Good many Transfers-Active Mar ket This Year AntIcipated-MOre ! New Residenees-Judge Stoddard tO Build on Bishop Street-Old Colonial Styles.
 Real estate dealers anticipate more active market for building lots and sites this year than in a number of years before. Last year was such big year for house building that inroads were made in the vacant building l lot territory in the suburbs. It has been 8 long time they say since New Haven has had boom in real estate, and they say that prices of real estate in New Haven are too low for city of it's size when compared with the prices in other cities. They say this on inquiry made as to prices in other cities of about New Haven's size: They say i, that there is more inquiry for building lots than common at this season of the year. Whitney avenue continues to increase in favor as a building site, and the side streets opening into the avenue from Orange street are favorably looked upon for building sites. Judge Henry Stoddard, late judge of the Superior court, is to erect handsome resi- dence for himself this year on Bishop street near Whitney avenue directly back of the fine new residence of President Brown of the New Haven Manufacturing company. Judge Stoddard's, like the residences of MT. Brown and of William E. Downes, will be in the old colonial style of architecture, with shingled sides, front side and rear and mar row cornices. Also another in the same style of architecture will be erected on Bish- op street next to Judge Stoddard's by lady named Peck from out of town, Recent transfers of real estate are as follows: Washington strest-Lot fronting easterly fl by 100 feet, John Coyle to Charles T, Coyle Columbus avenue-Lot fronting southerly 30 by
 Eagle streeteIot frontins southeriy s5 by 70 feet O. W. Humiston to Patrick and Margaret Morris
 Biake street-Lot fronting northeasterly 1ao by 150 feet, with buildings, Adeline shumway to Mar
 Liberty streetLot fronting easterly 4s by as feet, with buildings, Peter Corry to James Smith:
 14o feet. with buildings, Thomas Kelly to Patrick
 Minor street-Lot fronting northerIy 50 by a feet and buildings George L R3uth to Dsnie J. 70 Carr IT; ironing t westerly ss by lss
 North Front strset1Lot fronting eastsriy 70 by 80 feet with buildings, Mary A. Potter to Charles l..
 Hedge street-Lot fronting westerly 30 by s4 feet. John E. Day to Mary Ann Keleher.
 feet, with buildings, Judge Joteph Sheldon to Pros
 DWiehs street-Lot fronting westerly 49 by 96 feet, with buildings. Horace H. Fields to E. Armah fsmDer1on. ..e..-..,s so .,se feet with buildings George H. H.Bartholomew to John
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 Howard avenue-Lot fronting easterly s7 by i5o
 Davenport avenue-Lot fronting northerly 100x l5O feet, with buildings; Elizabeth O. Olds to the German Evangelical Lutheran church.
 Foote street-Lot fronting northerly 32x!47 feet; Richard c. Wilcox to Lydia L. Taylor.
 Brewster street-Lot fronting southerly 9xl42 feet: William A. Snedeker and Eexcener t. Snede- ker to Edward A. Weigland.
 Oak street-Lot fronting southerly 35xSO feet; Amarosa M. Russo to Paul Russo
 Day street-Lot fronting northeriy 5xloo feet; Ebenezer Griflng to Estella Jerolman.
 Arch street-Lot fronting easterly 34x9S feet; Lawrence Curtiss to Rose Donovan.
 Arch street-Lot fronting easterly 35xl10 feet; Lawrence Curtiss to Patrick Kelly.
 View street-Eot fronting westerly 35x11O feet; John Donavon, jr., to Isaac Mason.
 Mechanic street-Lot fronting easterly 3Oxl00 feet; William J. Atwater to August and Emile Stegmann.
 Ferry street-Lot fronting easterly 36x100 feet. Lowe to Navy Dunn,
 Minor ssreee-I.ot fronting northerly 50x73 feet with buildings; Geo. L. Routh to Daniel II Carr