The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-23
REAL ESTATE NEWS.
John Edelstein Will Erect a
Fine New Building on
Railroad Avenue.

Carpenters and painters a v been at
work during the past few days repair
ing the building on Railroad avenue,
owned and occupied by ex-President of
the Board of Finance John Edelstein,
which was damaged considerably by last
Friday nights fire. Several property
owners felt a keen disappointment that
Mr.. Edelstein should repair the build
ing, which was a frame one. 1t will
probably afford them considerable pleas
ure to know tina the repairs are only
to afford temporary accommodation. In
the spring Mr.. Edelstein proposes erect
ing a four-story brick building IN the
site of his old factory. 1t will have a
pretty front and be equipped with all
the modern Improvements. When COM
pleted Mr.. Edelstein will give employ
ment to about $50 men. Mr.. Edelstein
was insured in the Liverpool, London
& Globe, Delaware and Atlas Com
panies. The fire occurred late last Fri
day night. On Saturday morning he
had been authorized by the insurance
agents to begin making u repairs as
he desired. Saturday afternoon c. Hal
sey, the insurance adjuSter, looked up
| stein received a check for the loss he
sustained, which satisfied him in every
particular. The speed with which the
matter was adjusted was gratifying TO
him. The insurance on Mr.. DATES loss
has not yet been adjusted.
David Johnson is building a two-story
| frame, with a stone cellar, on Booraem
avenue; It is to cost $500: cousnor {
building a $2,400 two-story frame dwell
Mrs. B. Quirk is investing $500 in
a two and a half story frame on Ro-
| maine oUanflA
Rendeii & Anderson are building a
| two-story frame on irving street. The
| cost price is 81, 600.
On North street, near Summit avenue,
John Heritage is spending $1,000 on a
| two-story frame.
James Edinger is building a little home
on Danforth avenue, near Oct~n. 1t is
A two-story frame, costing $3.50, is
being erected on Irving street for T.
mrs. Nora Toner is investing 81. 200
in two-story frame, now in course of
erection on McAdoo avenue:
On Poplar street, near Nelson Is 60o avenue,
erected for Frank Evola.
Transfers.
William Parker to C. D. Miller, for 81, Plot
3, in Block 2, on Hooker avenue.
Charles D. Miller to Amelia Parker, for
81, Plot 8, in Block 2, Hooker avenue.
James H. Symes to Henry Alvey. for $3.50,
tract of land, Block 2,179, on Map B, Town
of Union.
James H. symes to w. H. Richards, for
$3.50, lot IS, on Fifteenth street, Town of
William Mccallister to W. J. Edwards, for
s., 300, Plot on East Thirty-seyenth street,
J Bayonne.
Peter Senior to Charlotte La Croix, for 81,
part of lot Is. Block 3, on Nelson avenue.
Harriet A. Mundell to Agnes F. Post, for
81, lots 7, s, 9 and 10, on Warren street.
William and Fannie Cohn to Solomon
| Neuman, for $3.50, lot on East Twenty-second
| street, Bayonne.
William Craig to Joseph Sack, for $500, lot
on Newark avenue.
Solomon Neuman to Greenville Building and
Loan Association, for So, 300, tract of land and
| premises on Old Hook Road, Bayonne.
Mortgages.
Moritz E. Schwarz to Commercial Invest
ment Building and Loan Association, for
| 81, 500, on lots % and "a. in Block 5S1, Lexing-
ton avenue.
Ferdinand Treide to Henry Husler, for $500,
| lots rs and rs, on West street, West Hoboken.
John W.. Gerth to Hudson City Savings
| Bank, for $1,000, lot at Hoboken and Central