The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-08
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

hLfAENEO IN ~ r.
There is an unusually large amount OF
property changing hands his fall. II as
being done largely in the mahner q h una
Der of prominent real estate men saiu
it would, viz, at private sale; Ihese
do not appear to AFFECT 70 any
extent the number of public sales pelng
property has been advertised for sale
than during any corresponding month IN
eight years, A lot on Grand street near
ders were, scarce. On the third a valu-
able investment property on
paw avenue was Withdrawn because OF
the low bidding.
On the 10Th Frank Stevens, President
of the Real Estate Trusts Company, Will
sell the magnificent EidoI7ado property
in Weehawken lots. That famous piate
n will go to the highest bidder. Ihe
sale is positive, rain or shine.
On the same day a down town auction
parcels OF improved and unimproved
property. This sale is to close the estate
of Job Falkenburg and Samuel Birdsall:
There will be bargains and plenty or
hammer will be a two-story attic, cellar
and extension frame on the south side
of Wilton street, between Lafayer gee
and Maple streets, known as No; lSs
Wilton. 1t contains eight rooms, a oath
room, heater n range.
The second piece consists OF three
InreG-SIOTY dIIu FDdStlllClt III NAF
south sid of Wilton street, between
Maple street and johnson avenue, known
as l47s 1471a and 14S Wilton. They have
eight rooms each, range % ! ne esef frame ms
age, with a depth of 100.
The third piece consists of two two
story and cellar frames on the south
SON avenue and Maple street, known as
Nos. II and IL a Horn. The houses
contain seven rooms and stand on lots
20XJp0.
The fourth piece will consist of three
lots. 25x10O each, on the north side of
Pine street, between Maple street n
Johnson avenue.
The fifth is made up of three 2Oxl00
lots on the south side of Wright avenue,
between Broadway and Logan avenue
The sixth consists of two four-story
and basement brick apartment houses on
south side of Won avenue, between
Grove and Erie streets. There are eight
apartments of five and six rooms, water
baths, and ranges. They are numbered
POI and 2o3 Pavonia avenue. Building No.
201 is 30x73 and lot 30x100. No. 2O3 is 2Sx73
and lot 2Sx100.
The seventh is two lots on the north
Canal streets, with a one-story building
on the lot nearest Can street.
The eighth is a triangular plot bounded
by the National Docks Railway, Canal
street and Pacific avenue.
The same a~uctioneerf sells six two-story
bricks on Park street, between Commune
paw avenue and Prescott place, the next
day.
The same day Mr.. Frank Stevens of
the Trusts Company sells the two frame
houses at Nos. p and IA Wilkinson ave-
On the 18th Warren & Nugent sell the
two-story attic, cellar and extension
private residence at Nc. 58 Henry street.
The lot is o0x100 and is only a few feet
west of Chestnut avenue.
To close the estate of Johnson
the three-story brick. 25x42, on the north
westerly corner of Henderson and Bay
streets. will be sold on the 18th. In the
rear Hof the brick building fronting on
Bay street is a two-story frame, 17x20,
and in addition a one-story frame, 1Sx55,
fronting on Henderson street.
On the 18th the Real Estate Trusts
Company, through it's active and ener-
getic President, Mr.. Frank Stevens, will
sell sixty choice building lots, one frame
Won Kull waterfront, representing part
of the estate of Jasper Garretson. This
property is beautifully situated.
On the same day Warren & Nugent
will sell the three-story, with store and
cellar, brick house at No. 800 Henderson
street, which is on the northwest corner
of Morgan street They will sell at the
same time the three-story store and eel
lar house adjoining, known as No. It's
Morgan street. This is one of the best
renting localities in the city.
sell at the New York Real Estate Sales
rooms, 1863. 100 acres of land situated on
the easterly side of Morris Canal, in the
westerly part of Grsenvflle, about half
a mile south of the Newark and New
York Railroad. The sale is made to
settle the estate of Joseph J.. West. de-
ceased.
On the 18th the two two-story and
brick basement frame houses known as
No. rs and rs Orient avenue will be Of
fered for sale. Also the four we'll built
two-story, cellar and extension frame
dwelling houses at No. Is, n, 70 and 1917
Orient avenue.
On the 18th twelve houses and fifteen
lots, located on Summit avenue, Bevans
street, Hicks street, Van Wrinkle ave.
nue., Germania and Tonnele emu
all located north of Newark avenue and
west of Summit avenu ]. E. Van
Wrinkle will conduct this important sale,
which is to settle the estate of Abraham
Collerd, deceased.
On the Goth the Jersey City Athletic
CUP property on Madison avenue goes
under the hammer.
AS a wind up to such a month of ac-
tivity comes the big sale of city property
on the 3lst by President Stevens of the
Trusts Company. The bargains to be
had at this sale are numerous. It will
be possible to secure a lot in any part
of the city you wish under the skilful
arrangements made by the auctioneer.