The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-27
Transfers Recorded Show a
Healthy Demand for Homes.
LOAN MARKET STEADY AND FAIR,
building Activity Especially Notice.
able In Suburban Districts Outlook
Now is for a Season OF Unexceiicd
Activity I'm Building Lines.

parcels OF land In the residence localities
put lew transactions Of consequence and
Importance We're consummated, and pros
Pective purchasers are rather slow In meet
ing tne demands OF sellers. A steady loan
market has characterized the week and
parties with good security can readily
ootaln the desired amounts. Thirty -one
conveyances were reported with twenty
4x real estate mortgages and twenty three
Thattel mortgages. The tenement demand
still extensive, and rents in some dis
tricts are being shaded somewhat
20 accommodate the lessees. Ground is
being broken daily for the erection
OF new homes, and local masons and car
Penters report full, states. In the subur-
pecially noticeable and houses are SPRING
ing up in these localities like mus hrooms
overnight. Altogether the season bids
lair to equal In prosperity, IL not snrpass,
Shat OF any previous year.
The New Central Station.
Work on the new Central Police Station
On Fountain street Is nearly finished and
she building nearly ready for occupancy.
ready for occupancy early in the autumn.
The building Is model of architectural
beauty and has ample accommodations
Tor the officers. Is
Some Sales In Real Estate.
=. Among the real estate conveyances of
The week were the following: Edward M.
Harris ct ux. to Mrs. Oliver Dyer, lot con-
taining 5000 square feet on Angel street.
% feet westerly from the corner OF Rhode
Island avenue; Robert III. /. Goddard
TO Mrs. Max Feldman lot number 30
on the Camp Hill estate plat:
John y. Fitzpatrick by administrator.
20 Nj. q. Moran, estate on South Main and
Pike streets. and to Jacintho Ignatio ct
ux. estate on north side of Pike street, at
n ii at.
William II. Randall two lots on Auburn
GALE plat, near Roger Williams Park:
piana Merewether, by administrator, to
A. A. Merewether, estate on Providence
btreet, for s53OO
= The block OF buildings purchased by ].
Edward Studiey on Weybosset street be-
tween Peck and Orange streets will be
demolished shortly and work upon the
new nve-story structure will soon be
commenced: The building will be of
granite and brick and when completed |
VIII be among the most imposing in the |
city.
New Odd Fellows Hall.
Woonsooket's new Odd Fellows Hall.
dedicated yesterday, is a handsome |
Structure, in fact, one OF the hand |
soonest In the city. 1t is three stories |
high, of brick, 43xs2 feet, and cost, in
cluding the site, $4,000. On the first
noor are three large stores, on the second |
On the top floor are the re fres hment, card
And reading rooms, and the lodge hall.
rhe building was dedicated with appro.
PIRATE ceremonies.
Intentions to Build.
i. John Fl. Althans, build q 3-story brick
bakery corner OF Brook and John streets:
Cost 1000. Charles Bros, builders.
Charles Healey ct ux., build 1b-storv
one-tenement house on west side OF Win
throp avenue; cost $500. Joseph Bebean |
builder.
Schwarzchild d. sulzbergen. lessees.
build 2-story wooden building for
wholesale beef house on west side OF Canal
. Damase Deslandes, build 3-story build
Ing for two tenements and store on west
plde OF huntington avenue, corner Dixie |
streeti cost sl7oo. Napoleon Rivard
Bernard Conaty, build az story. two
Fsmuy house on north side of Cypress
street, between Knowles and North Main
streets; cost $1,000
James &. Cottrell, build 2b-story. two
enement house on south side OF Creighton
ttreet, near Prospect street; cost, $500.
oowen Doane, builders; N. M. Isham,
Waldo II. Stone, build a 2k-story. one
amily house on southwest corner of Mul-
,erry and Orms streets; cost $1,000. We're |
". Beck, builder; ii. X. Hilton, archi-
John McGovern, build cellar for build-
hg on west side of Tuxedo avenue. near
kfwell's avenue ,
Hiram Il. Perry, build q 2Ib-story. two
amiiy house on northeast corner of ,
arlington and East avenues; cost $500.
Mrs. >. +. Stone, build a 2-story, one
amily house on south side Of Adelphi | !
venue, near corner Taber avenue; cost I
5000, WV 4
Nicholson File Co., build a 2-story brick I
uilding for business purposes on west
de OF Acorn street, between Kinsley and
Iarris avenues.
i. r. Brown, build an addition to build. J
,g in rear OF 1872 North Main street. =
,st 200. =. G.. Northup, builder. !,
- II. fleld, build bay window on house
Washington and Whitaker streets.
Edward Twiss ct ux., build 1b-storv. o
ne- family house on north side OF Ohio II
'enne, near Eddy street; $500. Condor !,
rothers, builders.
Amey r Young, build a s-story. three
mily house, 81 Carpenter street neor
can street; cost $4,000. Charles A. Phil r,
ps, builder. ~
Young, build 2H story two. q
mily house on north side of PnbIjc
rect, between Prairie avenue and BROAD n
rect; cost $500. John II. Machon. se
Iilder. pl
Jane 8. Hammond, build an addition IN Ii
use on northeast corner OF Cabot and
eesing ',ssn streets; streets; cost $500. Daniel p.
Henry G. Wicks, build an addition In =,
use corner Linden and Friendshin -,
'eets. ui
Lucien M. stayner, build q 2b story ii'
o-tenement house on north side of Pot, tn
= avenue, between Plain and Temple di
eets; cost 5000. an
James Flanagan, build a 2h two-tene- ap
mt house on north side OF Hudson street
tween Eilery street and Huntington
.nue; cost $500.
wen Person, build q 2b-story. two in,
aiIy house on Thurston street; cost at
he Gallup Building Company, build n t,o
tory wooden building for business pur- G .G.'s
'es on north side Of East George street. WI
ilding Company, builders.
he Gallup Building Company, build
tory building for three families and two
res on west side OF South Main street. Co
ween Dollar and Dime streets: coat FRI
w. Gallup Building Company, build no,