The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-25
REAL ESTATE.


tested Ia the real estate market the past
week. Sales have been numerous and
fgsnts F;t,. report an increasing demand.
! lots during the week and the
list includes several large and
extensive convcyances. Local architects
are busy In preparing plans for the
coming rush Tor homes, and carpenters
and builders are In the midst of tremend-
GUS boom. The loan market was fairly
active in the week past =. here hay;ag been
70 real estate and "a chattcl mortgages
recorded. Rents still maintain she level
OF the winter season, with perhaps slight
lapse in amounts In some instances.
owners OF rentable property report a
act;Ey;tg ssii,y good demand, but the greatest
in the building = market. Every.
one seems to be anxious for o home-
stead and the suburban piats are in con-
sequence being rapidly settled. So far,
the season Is as prosperous as in previous
years, and agents are very hopeful for .
continuance OF the prosperity
Some Big Deals.
Among the most extensive sales of real
estate for the week were tho following:
Albert v. Moulton, ct ux., e-quarter OF
estate on Pond street and estates on
Monroe, Saunders, Perkins and Lester
streets, to Charles A. Preston.
DIR. T.. M. Harris sold to George A.
foulden, lot, 200x300 feet, on Potter's
avenue, Broad and Reynolds streets.
Fourteen houses are to be erected on this
plat.
Alfred Anthony Estate Company sold
2oox2oO feet, corner Broad street and Irv-
/. u. Clark sold estate on northwest cor
ner OF Pond and Winter streets. to Caleb
3. Mann for $500:
Hartwell q Richards Company sold to
Mrs. f. II. Brownell estate on Broad
Charles A. Preston, estate on Elmwood
avenue to Mrs. A. ". Moulton.
Lincoln Park Plat.
As was stated In previous issue of THE
NEWS, new suburban plat has been pur-
chased by Isaac l.; Con, president Of the
includes 240 acres Of land
between Hills Grove and Norwood
in the town OF Warwick, living
on both sides Of the Apponaug road ex-
tending to the. .Pawtuxet River. The plat
Is being cut up into house lots and will be
placed on the market early in June. The
tract will be known as lincoln Park. and
60 foot thoroughfare, to bs designated
Lincoln avenue Is now under construction
from the Apponaug road to the Pnwtuxet
river: The plat will be connected with
tne city water and gas mains and the
streets will be fnacadamized.
ct the corner OF Weybosset and Page
streets will be one of the most imposing
on the street. The plans call
for q brick building three stories
In height fronting 81 feet
on Weybosset street and extending
on Page street sor 106 feet. The building
Is owned by Amos g. and George u. |
Barstow and the first tioor will be fitted |
up for stores. The second and third |
!ioors will be apportioned to large halls |
Tor society purposes, and large Offices. |
George n. Clemence OF Worcester is the |
architect.
Clark DaIrymple Memorial.
The new boat house at Roger Williams /
Park which will be erected shortly, will |
DO OF suff1cient capacity to accommodate
the rapidly increasing patronage. The
building will be 2h stories In height. /
the first story of meadowstone facings
Ind joint work, and the second story /
y wood covered with Portland cement
will be elliptic shape with fretwork glass
IN either side. The first floor will include !
he ticket office, main reception room.
,loak room, skate room and repair shop.
The second floor will be divided into
'ffices for superintendent Hathaway, tho
'uilding will cost $4,000, and when COM
,leted will be magnificent memorial to
lark Dalrymple.
Intentions to Build.
Robert Magill estate, Patrick ]. MagiIl.
xecutor, Tobcy street, build 2h story
wo tenement house on east side fenner
venue, between Sampson avenue and
burlington street. Patrick McDonough,
Lydia d. Owen, william H. Wood.
gent, 81 Westminster street, make alter
tions to brick building, 81 Dyer street.
'r business purposes; cost $500. Charles
}. Richards, builder.
II. L. swindells, 945 Manton avenue,
uild 2H-story building for two stores
nd one tenement at junction of Msnton
nd Chalketone avenues.
Charles Wright, make repairs to house
n Washington street; cost &25.
Thomas Whalen, Al Robinson street.
uild 2h-story, two-tenment house. Al
obinson street; cost $2400. T. w. Barry,
Patrick and Maria J. Gaffney, s5 Eddv
rect, build ~ -story, tWo-f family house
northeast corner of Alphonso and
hodes streets.
Mrs. Mary Burr, 234 Alabama aveuue.
niAd 2-story, one family house on south
de OF Ohio avenue; cost 1880. Congdon
r. 1. Brewing Co., James Hanley. presi- J
mt, make alterations to brick brewery
! southwest corner of jackson and /.
Duntain streets. HI. T. Cate, builder.
John G. Henley, address Box $40, Warren.
l.. build 3-story building for three =
ores and two tenements on west 4 de of =
avenue, AuburndaIe, plat; cost :.
600. McCann Bros, builders.
Patrick Geheen, 10 Lester street, build =
2-story building for one tenement and 1
ore on south side of Potters avenue. be- :
Icen Salisbury and Grand streets; cost
500.
Pardon L. f. Angel, No. IL Hudson :,
rect, build 2h-story, two family
'use on north side of Cranstou street
ar Messer street; cost f2500. A. Wilder, !.
ilder. n
Simon Klein, build . history shed on I,
rth side OF Kane street, near Shawmut K
reet; cost $40. ii
Rose Feldman, No. 46i North Main O.
'eet, build 4-story, six-tenement house
North side OF Hawes street, near Black J,
'eet; cost 5000. Francis Charter, is
ildcr. ~
Melvin T.. Codding. lives 7SG Elmwooa 7,