The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-10
REAL ESTATE NEWS.
Building Actively Going on in
All Parts Of the City--New
Fire Limits.

Building continues quite brisk, and an
unusually large number of small houses
are going up in different parts OF the
city. 1t is a noticeable fact that about
three-fourths of the houses being pulit
on the Hill are for speculative purposes.
The number of dwellings to be occupied
by their builders is small.
Permits to build have, within the past
week or two, been issued to-
B.. Banstein. a four-story brick factory
on New York, avenue, etween Hutton
and Griffith streets, to cost $1,000.
John Mehl, to alter building at No. 81
Sherman avenue, at a cost of $500.
Jacob Van Horne, one two-story frame
extension on Pacific avenue, to cost $l,Soo.
John w. Hetherington, two tWo-story
frames on Belmont venue near summit,
to cost So, 400.
w. p. Drayton, to build a two-story
frame at No. 20 Gregory street, at a
cost of $1,000. F..
Robert Edger, to build one three-story
brick fat at a cost of 5000, at the cor
ner of Central avenue and Hutton street.
Fred Fellgraff, to build n three-story
frame at No. 361 Summit avenue, to cost
$4,6O7.
Thomas King, to build a two-story
frame at No. 354 St. PauIs avenue, to
James F. Butler. to spend $1,000 in the
erection of a two-story frame dWeihhs at
No. 232 Monitor street.
James Sheridan, to erect a three-sloly
frame dwelling at No. S23 Ralifoao ave-
nue., to cost $1,000. +uo
Charles c.. Rode, to build two Two
story frame dwellings, at Nos. 49 ana 81
Seaview avenue, at a cost OF $1,000 eacn.
Henry Lembeck, to build two three
story brick dwellings on 90 ocean 7es avenue
at jackson place, to cost $29,0o.
Henry Lernbeck, to build a tWo-story
frame factory, to cost $500, on Marion
place. .s
sion to put a new front in the store
Known as the 'Three Bells" at No. 2so
Henderson street.
frame building to cost $l5Oo at Eairnoun
frame building tocost SLoOo at fdirinouhe
and Summit venues
Kendall & Anderson, to erect a TWO
story frame building on Irving street. 10
cost 81, 500.
edward simon intends supplying the de-
mand for small houses if possible on
Boyd avenue he proposes erectlng hNe
two-story frames to cost Sl,lUo eacn.
John r. Denneston is to build, at a
cost of So. $50, one two-story frame on
Magnolia avenue.
Mrs. E.. Driscoll, to erect a five-story
brick fiat at Pavonia avenue and Hen
derson street, at a cost Of $4,000; also
q fra me building adjoining but facing
Henderson street, to cost S1,600; also d
frame to face Payonia avenue, at a cost
of 81 400.
John j. Duffy, to erect a four-story
brick fiat on Railroad avenue, to cost
$S,172.
a-balf story frame at No. ao2 Magnolia
avenue, to cost 1920.
Henry Doscher, to build a three-story
brick on Bergen e near orient TO
cost S., 010.
Thomas Hopkins, to build a two-story
frame on Reservoir avenue, near Col
lerd street, to cost SITES,
Henry Heinsohn, to ais ! eoo No. 81 Pater-
son street, at a cost of Sl,O0o.
E. A. Render, to build a tWo-story
frame at South street and Sherman ave-
nue., at a cost of $4,10o.
William Keiserwetter, to build a two
| story frame, to cost $500, at No. III
Ogden avenue.
Albert Berth, to raise frame building
at No. Is Poplar street. at a cost OF Sl,zOo.
frame at No. II Clark avenue, at a cost
w. W. Coffin, to build a two-story
frame house and barn, at a cost OF SS,60o,
on GlenWood avenue.
Thomas Burgess, to build on Broadway,
near Dales avenue, a one-story prlck at
a cost of 81, 800.
frame on Gator avenue, near the Boule-
ward, at a cost of $500.
Henry Pezelt, to build a two-story
frame to cost 81. TOO on Neptune avenue,
near the Old Bergen Road.
Henrietta R.. Bischof, to build a two
story frame, at a cost of S2,2UO, on Linden
court.
serted to the Board of Aldermen a re-
port of the business of his office for the
month of September. Permits for the
erection of 81 buildings were granted, the
cost of which aggregated $l73,lS5.
In the First district there were Z build
ings, to cost $13,892; Second. district, 2, to
cost IS, 1000. Third district, Z to cost to w az
IFS: Fourth district, Is, to cost So, 690;
Fifth, 9, to cost sS6,sO7, and Sixth, 70, to
cost $39, 001.
The Aldermen met last night and held
a short session. Alderman Martln' now
| ances has supplied plenty of food for
discussion at the next session. Three
of the ordinances will interest builders.
His first fixes near fire limits. The lines
as described in the ordinance are as
Notwithstanding at the intersection
of, the, HUDSON River and Morris Canal
mouth street, tp Pavonia avenue, to
Grove street, to Twelfth street TO- the
Hudson River p to place OF eesarhi Neill
has been in office he has been trying
TO secure the adoption of new fire lines.
This time he will probably succeed: One
of the old ines extended through the
centre line of Grand to Brunswick
street, thus leaving the south side of
Grand street outside the limits. The
ill-effect Of this is apparent, as frame
houses to the height of thirty and thirty
Ave feet adorn the south side Of Grand
street. Only a few weeks ago Inspector
Neill tried to stop the erection of a
three and a half story frame on the
southeast corner of Grand and Hender-
son streets. He caused the arrest OF
produced permits from the Fire Board
allowing him to erect the building; and
Justice Potts was compelled to discharge
him, The new lines will put a stop to
the building of frames above twenty
Two feet in the heart of the city.
The Alderman's second ordinance re-
lates to the erection of buildings of all
classes within the new fire limits, 1t is
practically the same ordinance as was
exclusively published in The News
some months
The third ordinance dealt with the erec-
ton of frame buildings within and with
ont the fire limits, Twenty-Five feet
is the prescribed height within the
limits and t~hirty-fve outside. The same
ordinance prohibits the removal of frame
buildings without permits. Violations OF
any of the ordinances subject the or
fender to a fine of $50 for every twenty
four hours such violation exists.
transfers.
william J. Pollock to William Campbell for
IS. 900, the factory property at Marion form
erIy occupied by the Daft Electric Motor Com
pany.
George MacLachlan to James B. Nisbet for
81. lot Nc. %. in Block No. Il, West Hobo
Henrvs Heinsheimer to Lily ]. Mason for