The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-22
REAL ESTATE NEWS.
Description Of Some Of the De-
sirable Bargains offered by
Frank Stevens.

AoN9 "a
constituting the estate of Elizabeth u.
Coles, to be conducted by Auctioneer
Frank Stevens, takes place in st.
Michaers Hall, on the southwest corner
of Erie and Tenth streets on Tuesday
next. Seats will be reserved for ladies,
and no smoking will be permitted. The
sale will begin promptly at one o'clock,
rain or shine
There are many bargains in store for
purchasers, in addition to those previous
ly referred to in this column. A choice
building lot in Block 255 will be offered.
1t is No. % and fronts on the easteriy
side of Erie street. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets. An idea OF Its
desirabflity as a building lot may
be better formed when it is
known that it is the only vacant
lot in the entire block. Erie street has
all improvements laid. There will be two
building lots in Block 322 sold. They
are Nos. II and 90. The former fronts
on the northerly side of Ninth street.
between Jersey avenue and Coles street.
1t is a full city lot, is only rs feet from
Coles street and is surrounded by dwell
ings. Trolley cars to and from Pavoni
ferry run through Ninth street. Lot
No. 20 faces the northerly side of Tenth
street, which is graded, severed, tagged
and curbed. Nine meadow lots in Block
400 are among the big lot to be sold.
From 9 to Is, inclusive, the lots are
25x1W feet each and front on the north
erly side of Fifteenth street. between
Monmouth and Division streets. Nos.
16 and II form the corner of Division and
Fifteenth streets. but small slices are
cut off the rear of the lot owing to the
sudden turn Division street takes. Lots
II, 1S, 10 and 20, in Block 327, are quite
desirable for building purposes. They
are all full city lots. No. IL forms the
corner of Coles and Fourteenth streets,
while Nos. IS, 10 and 20 extend toward
This block is quite well built up.
CHOICE MEADOW PROPERTY;
Twelve vacant meadow lots in BLOCK
365 will be sold without reserve. Lots
Nos. 13, IA, Is and 16 are 25x1O0 feet each.
They front on Fifteenth street. between
Coles and Monmouth Streets Lots ., 3;
7 and 8 form the corner OF coles ana
Fifteenth streets, and run back to Wlthin
100 feet of lot No. Is of the lots previous
" described. Lets Lets q th ~ c 70 anq a # N None 5ne
| mouth and Sixteenth streets. All twelve
lots, although meadow land. rov are 50
situated that they can n. be n filed L In ana
| 26, n and Is, in Block S2S, are well adapt,
ed for building purposes. They are full
city lots and front on Fourtesnsh street street
The block is fairly built up.
4 f fine ;, fa g t CRY Sparo ped ysee It t oge IF N o.
5 59t and d rs e. Z gh ago form or atm the se corner Of FIJI
teenth and Provost streets, and run back
to the tracks of the Delaware. Lack
could be run TO a factory on the lots
without consulting anyone's wishes.
Seven lots which will probably bring
liz, lots 81, p, % and "a form a square.
100 feet in dimension on the corner of
Division and Seventh streets. The pur-
Seventh or Provost streets and secure
the same frontage and same depth; 1t
is q desirable plot for this reason alone.
Lots Nos. 8. 10 and Ii are full city lots
ana front on Sixth street, between
Brunswick and Division streets: No. 9
is only 100 feet from the corner OF Bruns-
Eight more building lots are found in
Block 419. Lots Nos. 8, 8. and FORM
wick street. and if bought in by one pur-
chaser will give four lots. on either
Brunswick street or Pavonia avenue as
Il esS'a are Nos. %, 50, 81 and 81. They
front on Ninth street. between Brunso
wick and Division streets. lot No. q
being only 100 feet from Brunswick
DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
Four building lots in Block S63 vii be
SOLO. 1HeN dIe 1Noo. y, y, . oio - t.N
taken together form the corner Of Thir-
teenth and Coles street; tron,tng on
ed extension of Thirteenth street to the
Hill the purchaser might make. his front
age on that street. They are desirable
Three fairly valuable lots in Block 1856
will have to go under the hammer. They
are Nos. Is. rs and 80, They. have a
Street, between Provost and Henderson
streets. They are made valuable by rea-
son Of the contemplated improvement
heretofore referred to, Four more lots
g, So, 81 ana 50, in Block ssa They are
Coles and MONMOUTH street. In the
same block lots Nos. 5, 6. Z and 3 Will
be put up. Taken together, they form q
Coles and Twelfth streets.
Anyone seeking property on Twelfth
street will DO we'll to keep a Watchfni
220. They are full city lots and are sit
uated between Henderson and Grove
streets. No. ls IS only 100 feet from
Seven meadow lots, 25x100 feet each,
fronting on Payonia avenue, north OF
must be sold, without regard to their
present or prospective value.
in Block Bio No. 40. between Brunswick and
Division streets. have some value. The
only objection to them is that the Erie
3 Rail so {, Is anG near 81 them. They are Nos
Two of the choicest lots hat will be
sold are Nos. 16 and Is. in Block 2S5.
No. 16 fronts on Ninth street, between
Erie street and Jersey avenue. It is
a lot for a handsome residence, as Ham
ilton Park is directly in front and trolley
cars pass it. The lot run through to
Tenth street and forms lot No. Is. St.
Michaels Church adjoins these lots,
which are the only vacant ones in the
block. ST. MichaePs Hall, where the
sale is to be held, Is in the same block.
They are valuable lots and high prices
are expected to be received for them.
In Block 22S seven choice building lots
are offered. They are Nos. IS. 10 and 20.
fronting on Grove street, between Fiji
tenth and Sixteenth streets, ealy Is feet
from Fifteenth street, AND Nos; 3, ~,
II and e, on Fifteenth street. 100 feet
from Henderson street n 200 feet from
Grove street. Lots Nos. IS, IL Is and
16. in Block ga, fronting on Sixteenth
street, between Henderson, and Grove
Streets, only 100 feet froMva 1--we street,