The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-05
Property Sold to walsh Firm-othe,
Local Real Estate Transactions
Reported.

FIdl1hllA I. M1yO0 L III HAdNI g
ers, of 1888 Broad street, report the sale
of ga Arlington street. The property
consists of two brick buildings. The lot
Is about Al by 95. running through to
Nicholson street. The selling price is not
quoted.
The Real Estate Exchange reported yes
terday the sale through Samuel S. Scheuer
& Co., real estate brokers. Scheuer build
ing, of the property at II Walnut street
to DR.. H. s. Sutphen. The property con-
sists of the three-story brownstone resi-
dence and lot 80 by 1o5 feet, formerly
owned by the Carter estate. Consideration
$4,000. 1t is the intention Of the new
owner to remodel the entire structure and
bring it up to date for his use as a high
class dental office.
Notes of the Building Trades.
Contracts for the erection of the pro-
posed church edifce for the congregation
of the Court Street German Evangelical
Association. which Is to be built on the
corner of Avon avenue and South Seven
tenth street, have been awarded to Ter
rance M. Mears and Zacher & Kunle for
the mason and carpenter work, respec-
lively. The plans for the structure were
drawn by Francis Eyerkamp, of 43 Stir
ling street, and show a building one story
In height above the basement, Of brick
and stone construction, measuring 56 by
100 feet in ground dimensions. The build
ing when completed will have a seating
capacity of one thousand people. Accord
Ing to the specifications the structure will
have a slate roof, steam heat, plate and
stained glass windows, hardwood interior
trim and floor, oak pews and pulpit, lava
tory and other improvements, including
gas and electric lighting. The architect
will superintend the construction and esti-
mates the cost at $25. 600. The Rev. Theo-
phiel Weber is pastor of the congrega-
ton.
About 1 5000 will be expended by Car
mine Ereda, of 150 Essex avenue. Orange,
on he erection OF a sixteen-family tene-
ment, from plans prepared by Charles
Henry Baldwin, National Bank Building,
Orange. Ground for the structure has been
broken at SO Gray street, Orange, and
contracts for the mason and carpenter
work have been awarded to Manuel &
Sons and Della & Nasta, respectively. Ac-
cording to the floor plans, each floor will
contain o apartments, consisting of
four rooms each. The building will be
four stories in height, of brick construc-
ton and measure "a feet In width by 50
feet in depth. The specifications call for a
Stag roof, cypress trim, toilets, ranges
galvanized iron cornice and skyllghts and
cold water Improvements. The architect.
who superintends, will award all con
tracts.
Plans have been completed by William
NJ. Eisenbiegler, Of 1883 Market street, for
the erection of a three-family fiat at SO
Sherman avenue, which will be built for
Oscar Hupperts, of 81 Sherman avenue.
The plans show a building of brick con-
struction, three stories in height, measur-
ing Is by sc feet Ia ground dimensions.
Each floor will contain six rooms and a
bath room, arranged to accommodate one
family. According to the specifications,
the structure will have a Stag roof and be
equipped with steam heat, tiled baths,
ranges. slate tubs and other modern I'M
provements, including gas and electric
lighting. The architect is ready for esti-
mates under separate contracts, and places
the total cost at about $4,000.
Ground has been broken at $50 South
Seventeenth street for the erection of a
three-family fiat for Louis Ramberg, of
Eighteenth avenue and South Seventeenth
street. The plans for the structure were
drawn by Charles Knopf, of 44 Spring.
field avenue, and show a building of frame
construction, three stories in height, meas
uring % by 60 feet at foundations. The
solicitations mention n Stag roof. ranges,
slate tubs, cypress interior trim, tiled bath
room and other improvements, including
steam heat. The apartments each consist
nj five rooms and bath. Contracts for the
mason and carpenter work have been
awarded to George F. Sohnle and Fred
Fnsel. The cost Of the building Is esti-
mated at ST. 200.
Ground has been broken for the erection
Of n private residence on Highland avenue,
Montclair, for Frank S. Turnbull, OF Al
Grand place, Arlington, N. j. The build
ing, which will be of stone and frame CON
gtruction, with a stucco exterior, was de-
signed by William w. Knowles, Of l13O
Broadway, New York. It will be two and
one-half stories in height and measure 80
fest in width by 125 feet in depth. The
floor plans provide for fifteen rooms and
three ba This All modern improvements are
mentioned in the specifications, including
steam heat, tiled bathrooms. special man
tells and gas and electric lighting fixtures
Of special design. The roof will be of slate
and the interior woodwork and floors of
hardwood. Warren e. Greene, of New
York, has a general contract for the con-
struction of the building. and is open for
estimates on all s-ub-contracts. The archi-
tect superintends, and estimates the cost
at $4,000.
Nathan Finkel. Of 222 Elizabeth avenue,
Elizabeth. has had plans prepared by
Jacob Wind, jr, of the same city. for the
erection Of q store and tenement building
at 3Si East Jersey street. Elizabeth. The
building viii be of brick construction. !
three stories ip height and measure % by
Go feet in ground dimensions. The ground
iloor will contain a store with an apart
lnent In the rear, while the floors above
will each contain two apartments. Accord
ing to the specifications the building will
have a galvanized iron c~ornice, Stag roof,
plate glass store front, ranges, mantels and
cold water improvements. The cost is esti-
mated at So. 500 by the architect, who will
award all contracts.
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