The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-25
REAL ESTATE news.
Building Booming Again More
Permits Last Week Than
Any Week Of the
Season.

Building is booming again with a VEN
geance. During the past week Building
Inspector Jones has issued thirty per-
mits representing an investment of 1885,
SIS. which beats any week SO far re-
corded this season. A greater part of
the building appears to be being done in
the northern section Of the city. The
building is gratifying. as investors APP
pear to be encouraged with the forward
step the city is taking in the matter of
improvements.
Permits were issued to-
Arnold Hepner to build at Nos. 81 and
90 Danforth avenue. one three story dou-
Bile frame fiat. to cost $4,000.
J.. Writ. to put in a new store front
at No. 800 Palisade avenue. to cost $3.50.
John A. Maekinon, to make a frame
addition on house in Pin street. to cost
$500.
Henry schwarz. to repair frame
houses at Nos. 1,OS5 and 1907 Summit
avenue at an expense of $1,000.
William Krause. to build at No. 165
Bowers street. one double two story and
basement frame. to cost 900.
Erhart and Quackenbush, to build a
warehouse. two stories high. on Newark
venue near Seventh street. to cost
50, 800.
Weber Cooperage Co., to build a one
story shed on Ravine Road. ito cost s75.
Frederick schult. to build a one story
frame on Jersey avenue. to cost 1925.
w. Fl. Sanford. to build a wagon shed
at No. 1855 Wayne street at an expense of
5000.
G. J. crouter, to build at Fremont and
Pike streets two three story frame
hnJI-ac m l~ocS 40 anQ @@-I 49,
story frame. TO cost $1,000.
M. Beck. to build at Nos. AZ and A
va M hssi d,es avenue, th e seO tive story
Herman II. Schutter' to build a two
story frame. to cost s., SOC, on Armstrong
place. near Ocean avenue.
story frame, to be butt sin100 s! stegrn nan
venue, near Van Cleef street.
Henry Won der Lieth, to build a three
story frsme with stone cellar, to cost s.
nue..
Jacob Du Bots. to build a two story
md i cellar frame at Central G Inb avenue and
Jacob Du .Bois. to build seven two
story and cellar frame houses at Central
avenue and North street, to cost $1,000
each.
Frosbach & waldeck. to build a $4,000
three story frame on Prospect street,
near Central avenue.
William Horn, to build shed at No. So
Grace street, to cost SIS.
Annie Meuger. to build three three
story frame houses on the corner OF
palisade and Hoboken avenues, to cost
A. F. Smith, to raise building at No.
30s Third street two feet, at an expense
of 500.
Charles Parkinson, to make an exyen-
sion to No. 9 Boyd avenue. to cost $500.
Herman Kratsch. to build a one story
frame. to cost .sl,4ss. on Columbia ave-
nue.. near Lincoln street.
John B, Curtis, to build a two story
frame at No. 1874 Thorne street, to cost
50. 200.
William H. Dickinson, to build l, two two
story frame houses, to cost LOCO, on
Harmon street, near Crescent avenue.
NJ. T.. Bluett, to build two tive story
Harmon street. near CRESCENT avenue.
John Allerdice, to build one three
story frame, to cost 5000, on Br.nker-
hoff street. near Monticello avenue.
John Potter, to build two two story
frame houses, to cost $1,000 each. at Nos
223 and 225 Highland
Debwiller g. Street, to huili ON
stery Lhriek factory on West Side
nue.. near Canal street, to cost 81, 1000.
Richard G. Luders, to build a two
| story frame. to cost $o,4tO, at NO. 15l
Bowers street.