The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-20
EATHIN THE SEWER REAL ESTATE ne
Desirable Property to Be
Sold by Frank Stevens
on June rs.
SOME or THE BARGAINS OFFERED
Building Picking Up-Inspeetor
Jones Issues Many Permits
for improvements.
SOME or THE BARGAINS OFFERED

for improvements.
IN addition to the large number of lots
already described in "The News that
are to be sold by Aust.oneer Frank
Stevens in st. MichaePs Hall on June
%. on account of the Elizabeth Coles
estate, spectators and home seekers
will find it to their advantage to look
out for lots 10 and 20 IN block 357. They
are choice building lots, 25xloO feet each,
and front on the e~asterly side of Mon
mouth street. between Eighth street and
Pavon.a avenue. Between lot 10 and the
corner of Eighth street there are houses.
Monmouth street has ali improvements
laid. In Block S6s fourteen meadow lots
will be sold. Nos. 6. 7 and 8 form the
corners of Coles and Sixteenth streets.
They run back to a causeway which may
be filed in at any time in this era of
Improvements. Nos. 9. 10, IL and IL front
on Sixteenth street. between Coles and
Monmouth streets. They are full city
lots and I've some value. Nos. rs, rs,
81, Is, 20, 80 and 81 front on Seventeenth
street, between Coles and Monmouth
streets. They begin 100 feet from Mon
mouth street and extend to the cause
way mentioned before. which cuts them
off from Coles street by about 100 to $50
feet.
FOUR DESIRABLE LOTS.
-Four quite desirable lots will be found
N Block No. 1851. They are
Nos. l, 2, 8 and 4. No. forms
the corner of Coles and Twelfth street,
while Nos. 2. 9 and 4 extend along the
westerly side of Coles street to within
100 feet of Eleventh street. Coles street
at this point is graded, severed and has
water.
Two choice building lots are offered in
Block 359. They are Nos. % and 26.
They are full city lots and front on the
s%outherly side of Ninth street, through
which trolley cars run 10 Pavonia ferry.
There are houses on either side of the
lots and almost directly in the rear,
facing Pavonia venue is Centenary
Methodist Church.
-Four vacant lots which have a value
for factory purposes are found in Block
No. 293. They are Nos. l, 2, 3 and 4 and
extend from the corner of Erie street
and Eighteenth toward Seventeenth
street. Lot No. 1 forms the corner of
Erie and Eighteenth streets, but at that
point Mill Creek cuts in and runs across
the lots in the block to the rear of M.
T. Connoliy's store yards.
In Block No. 325 seven choice building
lots are offered and will no doubt be
sold at good prices. Lots Nos. 25, rs, q
and % are full city lots and front on
Thirteenth street, beginning 100 feet from
Coles street and extending toward Jer-
sey avenue. In view of the proposed ex-
tension of Thirteenth street to the Hill
the lots are given a new value. Lots
Nos. 5. 6 and Z. in the same block, front
on Jersey avenue between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets. They are 25x1O0 feet
Zach; Between lot No. and the corner
there IS a house. while the Thirteenth
street corner is occupied by Mr.. An
drew j. C~orcoran's wind mill manufac-
S99 are numbered II. Is, 10 and 20. No. II
forms the corne of Brunswick and
Fourteenth streets; The others extend
ONE OF THE. CHOICEST PARCELS
One of the choicest building lots Of
fered is No. % in Block 2S2. 1t fronts or
Jersey yer Between 1t and the cor.
ner there are five brick residences
During. the past week Building Inspector
senting an investment of $47,7o5. The
persons who are going to build are:-
Margaret Mathews. to erect a two.
street stpey frame IT a co aWe II ss,4S st. No 50 CLERK
VIM. R. .Trimpf. to construct three
three-story houses at Nos. 1856, 1SS and 19(
South street, to cost IS, 900.
Anna M. Sitter. to build a two-story
extension to house at No. IL Wiley street
to cost $500.
Eugene Holman. to erect a two and q
half story frame dwelling at No. 14 Sea-
view avenue. to. cost $4,000.
Eugenia T. Faunce. to build a brick
cellar at No. 81 Kearny avenue, to cost
The Palma Club. to raise roof of club,
house at Jersey avenue and Bright
street. at an expense of 5000.
franz dwelling On Beacon avenue, near
Collard street. to cost S1,5o0.
Thomas Paterson, to raise building al
VIM. r. Trimpf, to move house at No,
LEO coMPANYs IMPROVEMENTS
flve-story brick building at Nos. 255 and
257 Golden street. to cost IS, 500.
The same company, to build an extern
ss'ooo. to It's Factory at an expense OF
Michael Doyle. to extend store front OF
store at Newark avenue and Henderson
street, at a cost of 500.
John .G%ernaunt, to construct two two.
story frame dwellings on Woodlawr
avenue; near Ocean avenue. at a cost
of So, 700.
P. Gantly. to put up a two-story
frame house at No. As Bonner avenue, te
cost 81, 200.
H. Pedwell, to build a one-story
frame extension at No. 1856 Nelson ave.
nue.. to cost 500.
Wm. Dundas. to raise house at No. 81
Gilchrist street two feet, at a cost OF
SO.
John Dammann. to erect a three-story
brick fiat at No. 147 New York avenue,
at a cost of 5000.
Fred Potts, to put in a new store front
at No. 322 Palisade avenue, to cost $500.
to J9 tWp bo scami dd sa to 6qil and ey sharmaa
avenues, TO cost So, 800.
NJ. ]. Clark. to build a threa-story
frame building at the corner of Bergen
and Oxford avenues, at an expense OF
81, 200.
James Clark, to put up a one-story
frame stable at Durham avenue and
Grace street. to cost $50.
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