The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-09

valued the lots at about SIS per acre on
the average. The. assessor had valued
the lots fronting on Avenue c at 5000 per
lot and those on the Boulevard at $500
per lot.
'1f you reduce the valuations IN either
of these cases, including that Of AM
MONS" declared ex-Judge Noonan, you
strike at the very heart Of Bayonne sys-
tenn of assessing the property located IN
the city"
The Board decided to take a look at
the property before tAking definite action
Among the appeals dismissed were those
off,
Robert Phillips for reduction from
house with store ON first floor at No.
1ti Newark avenue.
John Hull Browning for reduction from
assessed valuation of $21,5o 0 on the
property known as No. z5 Montgomery
street.
Rosalind Towas for reduction from
assessed valuatio on lots Nos. 1,733 20
1,743. on block No. %. West Side avenue,
OF SO, 00o.
John j. Duffy for reduction from assess
ed valuation of $500 on property known
as Nos. 103 and los Railroad avenue, and
from assessed valuation of $1,000 On the
four story brick tenement known as No.
469 Henderson street.
Lena Mayer, from assessed valuation
Of $2I, GOO on property known as No. "a
Newark avenue.
Gustav Steup from assessed valuation
of SIS, 900 on property known as Nc. 3
Exchange place.
Patrick MoArdle from assessed valua-
ton of ST., 600 on property known as No.
Z Exchange place.
James Devlin from assessde valuation
and AZ Essex street.
Mrs. Caroline Becker from assessed
valuation of $4,000 on property at Ber-
genline venue and Garden street, Town
of Union.
Bernard Lavino from assessed valua-
ton of $4,000 on property in arlington
avenue.
The Board allowed the following re-
ductions:-
TIC Jennie Cronin from assess valuation
Of property known as No. 56S Henderson
street, of 81, 200 to 81, 400, and on property
known as No. 566 Henderson street, of
81, 900 to $1,000.
To Estate of Peter Bently from assess
ed valuation on property known as No.
q Montgomery street of $500 to $500.
(This in accordance with decision of the
Board for two years past.)
To Robert Lawrence from assessed
valuations a~ggregating 81. $50 on Cherry
Lane. Howell and Duy streets, to $4,000.
To Henry L. Rugge from assessed valu-
alton of property known as No. 1876 Bruins
wick street. $3.50 to $500.
To Albert Aver and sJohn Kerzon, from
assessed valuation of 1925 on lots in Bay
onne to $125 per lot.
The. following reductions were allowed
from the assessed valuations of properties
in Jersey City with consent of the city
To A. A. King. on property in Culver
avenue, from $1,000 to $3.50.
To Elizabeth Hall, on lots\Nos. As to
SO, block No. 2,046, on suydam avenue,
from $500 to 5000 per lot.
To Anna M. Shannon, two lots on
James avenue, from $3.50 to $3.50 IN each
lot.
Solomon Mayer, on property known as
No. 313 York street, from $4,000 to $3.50.
Toward Johnson, from assessed val
uation of No. 33A Tenth street of S,6OO
to $1,000.
The following reductions were allowed
from assessed valuations on property in
Bayonne, with consent of Bayonne au-
thorities:-
To Our Lady of the Star on property
assessed at $4,000 to $4,000.
To Charles Efros & Co., on assessed
valuation of $500 on real estate TO
$35, 900, and assessed valuation on personal
property of $4,000 to $685. 900.