The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-17
REAL ESTATE RECORDS.
Transfers.

Mary c. Brown to Henry E. Niblett for S3,400,
laud and premises on the south side OF Second
street, 50 feet southwest OF Erie.
Ellen Buckley to Alfred Kirchofer for Sl.7Oo,
land and premises on lot l, section IL, Dodge
street, $50 feet south of Orient avenue
1852 rs, lot on south side of Laurel street, s25
west of Ksarny avenue, Kearny.
Heinrich Behrensz to William Klumpp for
| 81. 800, lot Sc. block z.
John Van Horne to Mary Jane McDougal
for S3,5O0, lot /, block 1876. southwest side OF
Communipaw avenue, near Hailaday street:
James e. Mount to John N. Siefken, lot on
south side of West Fiftieth street, 1915 feet from
Francis w. Mitchell to Moses Newton for
| 81, $50, lot on south side of South street.
Peter Radeinan to Johann Cordes for SS.100.
| land and premises ON north side Of Eighth
street, IS feet east Of Brunswick street.
Mary Bridges to Joseph Dougherty for 81,
land on east side of Third street. rs feet south of
William street.
Joseph Dougherty to Mary Bridges above de-
Robert Schmidt TO Ida A. Hespe for Sl,450, LOO
| on south side of Sherman Place, $50 feet west
| of Summit avenue.
James +. Dermison to Julius Beuret for 500,
| lot on easterIy side of jefferson street, 125 feet
south of First street, Hoooken.
charles Rats to Gottfried Andrea for $500. lot
olcck is, Columbus avenue.
asan Iuxton to Sarah Loughron for $3.50,
| lot 10, block 4.
James Fulham to Bridget Coyne for $1,000,
land and premises at Erie and Fifteenth
Charles B. Gardner to Joseph Blaese for
1880. lots 4, !, 3, 4 and 5, block :, easterly side
OF Essex street.
Mortgages.
Michael Torney to the Garfield Building and
Loan Association, on lot ID, block 159, on the
west side of Nelson avenue.
Julia Elmine l.. Brown to Sarah kingsland,
| on lot As, block IS, for $1,000.
Rachel Vreeland TO the Provident Institution
for Savings, on lot 3, north side of Bergen
James Craig to Catherine Craig, on lot II,
| block 2S. for $4,000.
Frank Klumpp to Michael Freyder, on lot IS,
block 2. south side of Leonard street. for $500.
Bernard Clausen to the New Jersey Title
Guarantee and Trust Company, on land and
premises west side of Garden street, 50 feet
south of Eighth street, Hoboken, for $4,000.
Johann Cordes 10 Peter Rademau, on north
| side of Eighth street. 10 feet east of Brunswick
street, for $1,000.
John T. Wilson to Rachel A. Van Buskirk, on
land east side of avenue D., IS feet north of East
Forty eighth street, Bayonne, for 500.
b. g. L. Notes.
At the regular appropriation sale of the
| Greenvilie United Building and Loan Associa-
ton last evening $1,000 were sold at a rate of
| S121 per $500. The receipts were $500.
GreenviIle Building and Loan Association will
hold an appropriation sale on Monday, June 5.
The receipts last night were S2,200.
The Land and Loan Association met at No. 42
| Newark avenue last evening, and sold S 1000 in
loans. The receipts of the evening amounted to
| S1,2C0.
Star Building and Loan Association elected
| officers as follows, at their rooms, No. 2 Oak
land avenue, Monday night: President; Isaac
| Romaine; Vice President. John Garrick; Secre-
4 tary, c. w. Laws; Treasurer, F. ). Weis; Di-
| rectors. James Beach. Oreon Banks, G.. Denni-
son, John Thefauf. John Gaulfoyle. George A..
Howe. John G. Inwright, A. ]. L'Hommedieu.
J.. J. Mangham, John Mccoy aud NJ. f. Tomlin-
| son. The eighth series was opened for pay
ments. One thousand shares were offered, of
which 760 were subscribed for. Two loans,
amounting TO $500, were sold at a premium
of SIS.
as counsel for the Equitable Build ing and Loan
| Association. and Mr.. Jas F. Fielder, son of Con-
gresham. Fielder, will succeed him.
The Columbia Building and Loan Association
| held it's s~emi-monthly meeting Monday night.
The receipts were $1,000. A loan of $4,000 was
made ON some property at Hasbrouck Heights.
meeting Of the Garfield Building and Loan AS
soc iatiou, at Stier's Hall, was $4,000.
The Lincoln Building and Loan Association
met last evening. The amount of dues paid in
during the meeting was 1890. Several import
ant matters were discussed, including the dis
appearance of Contractor Henry Thomss. of
West Bergen. Mr.. Thomas had contracted with
the association to build two houses. one for 81
500 for Michael Burns, and the other for 81 200
for Mrs. Eliza McGuire.. One of the houses is
In Duncan avenue and the other IN Oiean
avenue. Mr.. Thomas has left the contracts I'M
finished and disappeared. 1t is said he took
the contracts at low figures. got stuck and rat
tied. and fearing to face his creditors, fled. He
left his wife and six children at bis home, No.
1888 Mallory avenue. He was we'll and favorably
known, and II is SaIQ fnaL some OF MS business
friends would willingly assist him if they knew
where to find him. The association is fully pro-
teeted by the fact that the sub-contractors
signed the releases OF their claims against the
buildings. The material men, including Van
derbeek & Sons, are out. The attention of the
association was called last night TO the fact that
last years taxes had not been paid upon q
stable and other property in Morgan street up
on which the association holds a mortgage.
The stable, which is now used by Jacob Ringle.
was built for Charles T. Clarke's Son q Co., aud
the association held a mortgage upon the prop
erty for $1,000. Clarke's Son & Co. also mort
gagged a portion of the property to the Atlantic
White Lead Company for $4,000, and when the
mortgage fell due the Atlantic White Lead
Company had been absorbed by the Lead Trust.
Since CIarEe's Son a Co. made an assignment
for the benefit of creditors litigation concerning
the proper ownership of the Morgan street prop
erty has been pending. Meanwhile taxes have
been accumulating. Cornelius Cronan was APP
pointed by the Chancellor to receive the rents,
etc. The association decided last night to allow
I the taxes to 90 on accommodating until the It'll
cation is ended. The association will open q
new series Of stock In April.