The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-02-09
RUFUS STORY'S LOTS.
A Huge Bayonne Estate Di-
Vided Among the Heirs
and Going on the
Market.

corQeQ yesterday IN Register hleluer =
office. The transfer affects the property
of Rufus Story, deceased, which is situ-
ated in Bayonne. The transfer is one OF
such magnitude shar 1S5 pages OF type
written agreements were flled. 1t was
brought about by the heirs, who petitioned
in the Court of Chancery, to have an
equal division Of the property made. A
Commissioner appointed by the Chancel-
lor partitioned the property in SUCH
manner that each of the heirs, of whom
there are six, controls some OF The most
valuable tracts of land in Bayonne.
THE PARTITION.
Alice Rowland, one of the heirs. for
her shara, received in Block 3l6, lot " to
80, AZ to IA and 48 to 81; in Block 2S7, lots
23 to 90; In Block 275, lots 26 to 20; Block
$50, lots 10 to 18 and 16 to 19; Block 800.
So. 10 and 81 10 3S; Block 377, lots ~ to a.
Block AIS, lots 81 to 81 Block 404, lots 13
| to H. l to 4, 25 to 26, z to 9, II to Is, 81 TO
"a; Block 449. lots So and 1893: Block 476.
lots IA, to 6, 8 and 9; BLOCK Az, lots to 4;
Block 4sS, lots 4, 5; Block 537. lots 26 to 81.
Al, AZ. SO and 70. Block $50, lots 81 TO 80
2S to 81; and Block 523, lots II to IA.
Abby Story Marshall received as her
share in Block 2S7. lots 80 to Al, 13 to Il.
SO, and to 6; Block 275. lots TOT and "
to rs; Block ESQ, lots 6 20 II; Block 376.
lots 81 to 35 Block 377, lots "a to 30; BLOCK
392, lots IA. Is, and % to %; Block 4o4A,
lots to 6. and 20 70 22' Block
lots 10 to Is and II to 10; Block
1893, lots 90 and 4:Block 414. lots TO and
4s TO 46: Block 43s, lots /, 2and to II:
Block $40, plot C, So by 1871; Block 42S, lot
8; Block 43s, lot s; Block 476, lots to Z, 10
to 12. "a and IS; Block AZ. lois 6, 22 and
%; Block 4SS, plot c,lots to and 4l;Block
504, lots 9 TO 20 and 26 to 20; Block 537,
lots 43 to 55; Block $50. lots l, 2. IL to ~,
80 and 80.
Mary E. Polider received in Block 787.
lots to 12. 18 to So, Sc to 5S, and 36 to 3S;
Block 2SS, lots l to z; Block 263. II and 1S;
Block 800, lots 81 to 27; Block 392, lots l
to A. 3S to 40, 81 to 81, and 10 to 13;
Block 37s, lots 26 to 36. Block
404C, lots to and %; Block Ais, lots 80
TO 42 Block 454, lots 10 to "a; Block 449,
lot 8; Block, 435 lot 9; Block 429: lots 9
and 49,; Block. 476; lots 2. and 26 to 2S;
Block AT, lots l. "a, 5, IS and 19; Block
4S7, lot g. Block 506, lots 81 TO 81; Block
537, lots Sc to IS: Block 539. lots to IL
and 23 to 81.
Trustee of Emily L. Paret and her
issue, Block 2S7. lots 8 to So. 46, Al, "a, 25
and So to 55; Block. 275 lots Z to IS; Block
376 lots 1866 aud SO to 3S; Block 377, lots Al
to 81; Block 377. lots 81 TO 40 and AZ to 50;
Block 4O4A, lots l, 2 and % to 26. Block
4o4B, lots to 49, Block 4o4C, e, lots a1sss 20
"A, plot 1914 by SO; Block SOFA, lots % to
25; BLOCK 5O4B, lots 81 to 40; Block 428,
lots aud Al: Block 435. lot 6; Block 476,
lots II to 20; Block All, lot u Block 4S7,
lot 815; Block 537, lots 80 to 40; Block 522,
| so to 81: Block $50. lot 40 and buildings. !.
gosp i, y Waas9g s ssts s. Rps6 SissR III lots st
SO TO 81 and to 90; Block 392 lots to 8,
43 to so, 80 to 36 and 16 to %.
David fl. Rowland receives Block
5O4A, lots 81 to Al; Block 504B, lots 81 to
| rs.
| GOING ON THE MARKET.
This partition will place upon the real
has been tied up. 1t is highly probable
that portions of it will be speculated in
by Bayonne investors this spring. The
New County Road touches part of the
property, and increases its value.
The Story estate was wealthy one and
the heirs under this partition are also
made wealthy. The greater part of the
erty that has been sought after for years.
1t will give Bayonne real estate big
boom.
improvements North of Ere.
The property owners north of the Erie
Railroad tracks contemplate having the
Street and Water Board pay particular
attention to their wants in the future.
They have within the past month
to John Nolan for the construction
OF sewer in Henderson street
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
streets. and also one for the improvement
of Seventeenth street, between Hender-
son and Jersey avenue. As soon as Seven
teenth street, from Jersey avenue to Ho-
boken avenue, is oDened, the property
| ing it. This will give prop
erty boom and then it is
| intendsd to have Thirteenth street open ed
and paved If such thing is possible by
| direct assessment. With the opening OF
| these two streets to the Hill and the
| probable elevation Of the Erie Railroad
| tracks. property in4that locality will take
jump that will place it on par with
property 10 the lower part OF the city.
where improvements have continually
been made.
Many owners of property in the i'm
mediate vicinity OF Seventeenth street
contemplate building. and 1t is highly
probable that within three years, time II
| tnat territory north of the railroad will
| be built up with tenement houses, which
| of a necessity must be Of a cheap class
owing to the location OF SO many manu-
| featuring houses in their midst. How
ever, property in that locality IS being
| looked over by spectators, and 1t is
probable that it will be dealt III extern
sively when the spring business begins.
Transfers.
| Henry Jewkes to Antonetta Riccardi, lot
| block Q, fronting on Zabriskie street.
Eliza E. Kimball to Julius Schultz for 81 ,2C0
| lots and6 block e. on Monroe street.
julius Schultz and wife to Anton Schultz fol-
| c600 lot hlock NJ on Monroe street