The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-11
NEWS OF REAL ESTATE.
A Review of the Season at Wash
ington Park,

BILE people of moderate means: this is the
class that constitute the glory and
strength OF the American Republic, aud
! the tendency referred to is one CT the
most hopefnl signs of tn times.
Nowhere has the development along
THIS line be. n more marked than at
Washington Park. A little more than "A
year ago not "a house was 10 be seen on
the plat; now seventy-two are occupied
| or III process OF erection They are OF
all styles from the sumptuous and ele-
CANT residence To the humble but neat
anu attractive CO. tage. The streets are
all laid out AMI graded, water mains are
IN nearly all of the and gas has been
Iurnished wherever required over 800
Trees nave been set besides forty magno-
mas on Washington avenue.
Temporary arrangements have been
male Tor school for young children
ana IL Is confidently expected that u
hahasoms siXrroom school-house will
shortly he erected on the plat.
arrangements are now in progress for
a congregational church in which the
people OF Edgewood aud Washington
park VIII unite. EpiscoDaliaus, Metho-
dlst ana her denominations will also
be accommodated.
The Following persons have Quilt, are
building or have intentions to build:
jamin ~. G,llup. James +. Freeman,
hrnfuttle, Geo. +. Tilinghast, Clarenc.
r. Buriingame, B. Taylor Bruce, f. A.
BeamaD, Edgar n. Horton, Geo. A.
1oulden: Geo. l.. Robinsol Henry q.
smith, Hon. II. Z. Pierce, Chas f.. Perry;
massachusetts avenue. k. i. Carey w.
Edward Swenson, Walter NJ. Bangs, Isaac
t. Niles William A. Browning, JAS. B.
Baker. John Anderson, Mrs. Mary Nor
mandy Ohio avenue; Richard II. Marion,
Mary l.. Gray, Charles Sampson, Albert
A. Chace. Jesse +. Barker, Isaac A. Fra
ser, cottage for sale by Home Investment
Company. Indiana avenue: Capt Jas. Il.
Rich, Jesse I. Barker, Mrs Luther Chat
lee, New York avenue; A. Alexander,
Home Investment Company, cottage
for sale; Mrs. Horton, + j. Damon.
Leander j. Shaw, Louisa ID. Nickerson,
William {. Almy aud seven cottages for
sale by George A. 1oulden; Alabama
George w. Santhoff, Il. f. Nobert. l.. +.
Z. Baldwin, Henry c. Schale: Vermont
avenue, w j. Kenyon. Mr.. Thompson,
Theodore Is. White. Walter Miller. {. A.
i. Berg. Stedman A. Randall, Il. r. Cor
bett, >. w: Gammons; California avenue.
William Woodhonse. Mrs. Bonnie l..
Sterry. George +. Mann, John j. Mason,
Samuel ;. Reed, 5. Condor, two cottages
aud Alfred A. Gray. two cottages
he management Is extremely gratified
VITA the business OF the past year and
with the confidence which has been ex-
tended TO it by generous public.
The company is nov extending the
streets through that part of the plat lying
on its IN gnificent water frbnJ where are
some Of the finest building lots on the bay
from which Fall River can be plainlv
seen.
The advantage of having a corporation
which is able TO loan to those who w sh
to build aud which can exert "a powerful
Influence for the introduction of water.
gas and other improvements has evident,
ly been appreciated by large number
who have improved the opportunity TO
obtain home which otherwise they
would have been unable to secure.
In all this Isaac l.. Golf has been the
moving spirit. He has displayed most
energy, tireless industry
and a rare knowledge of men as well as
Df the real estate business. An efficient
working companion has been Benjamin
w. Gallup, who has had charge Of TIE
banking department. as well as the
unique and poetic advertisements OF this
house, which have attracted wide atten-
ion.
The Hotel at Nayatt.
The residents of Nayatt are much in
,erested in a project to build hotel at
hat town. There has been demand for |
hotel there for long time as the old |
lotel was abandoned number of years |
lgo. Nayatt is within ten miles OF |
PROVIDENCE and is easy OF access on the |
PROVIDENCE. Warren * Bristol railroad |
.J is handsome town, nicely located on |
Narragansett Bay, and its residents |
'laim that It's only rival is Newport.
There are many summer visitors and |
many other things go to show that the
,ecuniary success Of hotel there is
assured.
n, ,oyoon,a 20 tb;o da,,,,d Al. -.
lents Of Nayatt held a meeting and a
committee was appointed. consisting of |
B. A. jackson, T.. III. Merriman and Jo-
eph l.. Starkweather, To solicit sub
criptions. Already one-half the amount
4 stock has been taken. Building will
ommence as soon ms the whole amount
# stock is subscribed.
The Market.
The market has been very dull for the
asst month. The Presidential election
as been a serious interruption to bust
less and now that IL over there may be n
eturn TO something like its former actiy-
ty. but this is doubtful as winter is at
end, the dull season for the real estate
BUSINESS. by far the biggest sale for a
time is that Of the Palmer
state to l.. A. 1lllinghast.
Our Rental Guide.
There will be great deal of moving
efore winter sets In for earnest, and III |
ou bave tenement to let the NEWS is
he place in which 1t should be adver-
ised IL you want tenement you should
dvertise for it in the News. Here is our
entail guide: Tenement OF two rooms.
ear 80 Stewart street, lower tenement on
Brighton street; upper tenement on
Brighton street, just off Courtland: ten
ment of seven roomson Pine street, near
'earl: two tenements on Carpenter
treet, one on Willow, lower tenement
n Federal street, lower tenement on
harrison street, tenement of eight rooms
"A Bridgham street, tenement of six
ooms on Bridgham street, tenement of
ight rooms on Whltmarsh street, upper
enement at Pallas street, tenement
ear Broadway, tenement just off Grams
On street, lower tenement on Friendship
rect near Claverick, tenement on Doyle
venue tenement on Chester avenue.
ouse of sixteen rooms on High street and