The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-12
SOLD FOR OLD SONGS.
Property Condemned by
Boulevard Commission
ers Under the Hammer.
STONE HOUSE FOR TEN DOLLARS
And a BIacksmith's Shop for
FiVe-Names Of the
Purchasers.
STONE HOUSE FOR TEN DOLLARS

The second sale of property acquired
by the county through condemnation
proceedings for the new Boulevard took
place yesterday afternoon 10 the Grand
jury room. Warren and Nugent were
the au%ctioneers and Mr.. Joseph Warren
in person conducted the sales. The prop
erty disposed of under the hammer was
of inferior quality and the prices realized
were naturally small. The ter ms of the
sale was twenty per cent. OF the purchase
money to be paid down; the balance to
be paid within ten days and building to
be moved within thirty days of sale.
Buildings not removed within that
period will entail a loss to the purchaser
of all money paid by him.
The first piece of property was q two
story and attic frame building at NO. 10
~Stuyvesant avenue. w. H. Vreeland
bought it for S225.
A butcher shop. 100 feet north of Lin
coin street on Nelson avenue, was sold to
Valentine Schmidt for SIS
A ton house at No. $50 Bergenwood
avenue was bought by William Glenfisld
for $40.
The two aud a half story frame house,
so feet south OF Traphagen street on the
east side Of New County Road, was pur-
chased by William Paulson for $225.
A hot house near corner of Graham
street aud Durham avenue, became the
property Of William Glentield for 81.
The two story frame house on the cor
ner of Graham street and Durham We
Tue. was bought by Sarah Langhran
for $155.
A blacksmith shop, rs feet south of
Cortlandt street Was sold to Catherine
Bracht for SIS.
Two buildings. each two stories high.
frame, at Nos. $50 and S22 John street,
were bought by HENRY Stack fish for sou
together.
The two story frame. house on the
Hackensack turnpike. TO feet west OF he
O'Connor property. WAS purchased by
William Dietz, ST., Tor $50.
The three story frame French house.
so feet south of Traphagen street, be-
came the property Of R. E. Galbraith for
$4S7.
A two story frame house, corner of
irving street ami Durham avenue. was
sold to Louis Schubert for $3.50.
The fourth house south of Hackensack
turnpike, on west side of Bargenwood
avenue. a two story frame building. vas
sold to Catherine Cribble for $50.
A two aud one-half story ratne house
at Bergen wood venue. opposite Jetfer-
son street, was bought by Julia O'Con-
nor for SIS.
The one story frame house. 125 feet
north of Hackensack Turnpike, on Ber-
genwood avenue, was bought By j.. 6.
jacobs for S45.
Atwo and u half story frame house, 100
feet north of Hackensack Turnpike. on
Bergenwood avenne, WAS bought by
Joseph Sleikler for S25.
A two ami a half story frame house
and a shop, corner of Hackensack Turn-
pike and ~Bergenwood avenue. were cap
tured by William D. Hoops for $3.50.
The TWO story frame house, corner of
Oak and B~ergenwood avenues, was
bought by Charles E. Carpenter for $50.
The Two and a half story frame house,
corner of Hackensack Turnpike and Ber-
genwood enu was sold to William D.
Hoops for $40.
A two and a half story frame house
and barn, 30 feet north of jefferson street.
became the property of Peter Brady for
$50.
The one story frame house at the juno
ton of Washington street. was sold to
Frank Huls for $95.
A one story frame house and black
smith shop, 100 feet north of Robert
street, was sold to Henry Felthuse for
SIG.
The balance Of the property acquired
by the county through condemnation
proceedings will be sold at an early date.