The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-09
NEWS OF REAL ESTAE.
Now is the Time the Market Com.
Vs9c mences to Regain Its Activity.


Every incoming train and steamboat
their summer vacation. And every lot of
arrivals means money spent at home in
stead of elsewhere. The real estate man
is as will aware of this fact as anybody
else. He, therefore, at this season, begins
to boom his property and the real estate
market quickly awakens from its sum-
mer dullness. Soon it will regain all OF
last springs activity. The fact that
fair return may be realized from property
sold at action has thrown considerable
property In the market to be sold in that
manner.
On Monday, Sept. 10, George II. Burn
ham will sell at auction lot of land on
the southerly side Of Cypress street. well
measures about 80 by 100. The sale is by
order of the joint standing committee OF
the City Council on city property.
On Wednesday, Sept. 81, by order OF
Louis l.. Angell, assignee, the property
bounded by Broad, Central and Pearl
streets, heretofore occupied for lumber
yard by the firms Of Winsor a. Brown, X.
B. Winsor s. Co. and Andrew Winsor g.
Co., including that occu pied by the PROV
IDENcE Sash and Blind Company, will be
sold at public auction. There Is front
age Of 1870 feet on Broad street, about 30
feet on Pearl street aud several desirable
lots on Central street.
Also the property nearly opp osite that
| described above known as the Brown
Mill estate" fronting 100 feet on Central
street, and also having cow enient
| frontage on A street.
On this property Is large wooden
building about 40 by 96 feet, and an ad-
| joining building about 35 by 40 feet, and
an S0-horse power Corliss steam engine,
with boilers and shafting, making a de
sirable property for jewelry or light man
ufacturing enterprises.
All this property is available for busi-
ness or residence purposes and Is in n
very desirable part Of the city, ana, as 1t
will be sold in separate parcels. IL offers
sale doubtlessly will be attended by a
large number and the character OF the
property promises that the bidding will
be lively and spirited.
Also by order of Mr.. Angel, as asst gnee,
there will DO peremptory sale OF desira-
BILE real estate on Wednesday, Sept. 81.
1t is tract Of land bounded northerly OH
Carpenter street. on which IL measures
100 feet, aud bounded westerly on Court
land street, on which IL measures sixty
feet. An adjoining lot tifty feet wide on
Courtland street aud 100 feet deep will be
sold also. The estate now has buildings
upon it fitted for coal yard, but IL is de-
slrable Tor business or other purposes
Auctioneer William III. Herrick COM
menced yesterday to close out at auction
desirable house lots on the Josiah Cha
pin plat. The sale concludes to-day. The
lots front principally on Crauston and
Messer streets, and tue sale Is by order Of
the receivers OF the Franklin Institution
for savings and the Cranston Savings
Bank. The section Of the city in which
the Josiah Chaplin plat Is situated Is
thickly populated and Is growing. This
il al opportunity 10 obtain at n fair
price very desirable property. The terms
OF the sale are sl0 cash per lot to be paid
TO the auction er at the time of the sale
and the balance In cash on the delivery OF
the deed, which will be one week after
The day OF sale.
At Cambridge Park.
Business is booming on the Cambridge
Park plat. Among the recent purchaser
are the following: Thomas Hoar. Grams
ton. four lots; Mrs. Della Griffin. PRovI
DENcE. one lot; Alfred Carter. .pRovI
DENCE, one lot; Axel II. kihlstrom.
| PROVIDENCE, four lots; Charles Swanson,
PROVIDENCE, two lots William Wild.
prett, two lots; Carl q. T.. Obcrholm,
| PROVIDENCE, two lots: J. w. ID. Foster
PROVIDENCE, one lot; Patrick n. Cum
minss, Oineysille, six iotsi Washington