The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-25
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

There was recorded in the Registers Office
yesterday a deed for the conveyance of the
entire property, real and personal of the
Norwich Insulated Wire Company Of New
Jersey. The price paid the former
Company by the latter was $1S2. 1000. The
transfer was merely to adjust some business
interests of the concerns. The two COM
panies are controlled by The same officers.
One was organized under the laws of this
State, and the other under the laws of New
York. The works are situated in Harrison
at Kingsley avenue and Cross street. The
filing of the deed of conveyance was merely
the f~orerunner of the issuing Of a mortgage
of $100, 900 ON the works, stock, letters
patent, ETC., or to the Central Trust Com
pany of New York. The big mortgage is to
run for ten years and bears interest at the
rate of 6 per cent. The purpose OF the
company is to utilize the money in the ex-
tension of the business. The enterprise has
proved to be a paying one, and it is believed
that the business can be improved and in
creased with more capital. The extension of
the present plant will be good news for the
people of Harrison.
Emmons &c Co., the junction dealers, are
offering greater inducements than ever to
home seekers.
The extensive improvements being made
to THE NEWS building is waking up owners
of adjoining property, who realize that they
must improve to keep up with the times.
The old ONeill Association is making ex-
tensive alterations to the Mackenzie house
on Mercer street. The owners are having
the building painted.
@. G. Jewell & Co. are preparing a list of
surprises for spectators. 1t viii pay to
watch their offerings.
The Consolidated Traction Company is
evading trouble with the Wayne street prop
erty owners by placing poles as far apart as
possible. There is trouble ahead for the
company, however.
Barrow street property owners are pa
tiently waiting for the Board of Finance to
in the asphalt pavement awards to
the Barber Company. When the asphalt
work is begun Mayor Wanser intends hay
ing a number of thoroughfares paved with it.
Mayor Wanser's attention has been called
to the deplorable condition of Van Worst
Park. He intends having extensive i'm
provements made When he gets a new
of Street and Water Commission
ers.
Warren & Nugen6 are making a great
many private sales.
1t is a noticeable fact that property on
Hoboken's business streets changes hands
frequently. Speculation is lively in that
city.
Fake 81 a week installment concerns are
being wiped out of existence rapidly. Poor
people are learning that legitimate dealers
can give better bargains.
Extensive improvements are soon to be
made to st. Peters Parochial School at York
and Van Worst streets.
West Side property owners lay in circu-
lation a petition requesting the Traction
Company TO regulate the speed of cars on
men run at steam engine speed on that
thoroughfare. Accidents are becoming
frequent.
The kickers are already getting in their
work about the pavement on Ocean avenue.
They don't want trap rock now.
Transfers.
Van Wart NJ. Totteu to James NJ. Pidcock.
Jr.. and John F.. Pidcock, for $1,000, lots II, 10.
IS and 20, Block 1,G66, at Erie and Seventeenth
streets.
Trustees for the Support of Public Schools of
New Jersey TO Catharine Case, for $4,000. land
and premises south side of Forrest street, IS
feet southeast of Ocean avenue.
Richard R. Laird to Peter Waterman Han
son, for $1,000, land and premises west side of
Garrison avenue, 90 feet west of PaVonia ave-
George Mohn to William Kurtz, for s6O9, lot
8, Block /, Town Of Union.
William a. Lewis to Christian Dinkle, for
Sf2,850, land and premises at Jersey avenue and
Bright street.
Elizabeth Palitz and others to John Herold.
for 81, lots ILL and Lila, Block 10. east side of
Edward J. Hen to Allan Benny. for 81, lot
8, Block, q. land and premises northeast
SlOS OF East Forty-iourLn street, BaYonn0.
Allan Benny, above described property to
Hen. for ST., also lots % TO IS. Inclusive.
and lots 81 to %, inclusive. in Block 80. north
east side of East Forty first street. Bayonne.
Joseph F.. Finn TO Eva S. Duff, for $500. land
side of Neptune avenue, 317 feet
of Old Bergen Road.
Edward ]. Hen to @. William Wenner, for 81,
lot 10. Block %, East Forty-fourth street, Bay
onne.
Marcello Razzeti to Giovauna Badaracco. for
$4,000, land and premises west side Of Wash
street, at Eleventh street, Hoboken.
Mortgages.
Theresa Samler to Sarah E.. Brown, on land
and premises north sids of Fifth street, 1872 feet
east of Jersey avenue, for $500.
John Reichenback to Maria Burgwald, on lots
7S1 and 732, Block %, north side Franklin street,
Gutenberg. for $3.50.
Leonard B. Barrett to the Security Building
and Loan Association. on lot Is. Block S93,
north side of Pavonia avenue. for 50. 900.
Charles Foley to Sara l.. Fleming, Cd lots 5
and 6, Block $40, west side of Randolph avenue,
for 5000.
William Davis to Iargaretta Middendorf, on
lot 8. Block l north side Of Moran street, for
500.