The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-12
ESTATE men
ENJOYING A REST
Very Little Doing in Their Line
Just Now.
SALES BY CHARLES P. ROSS
Disposes Of Three Smith street Pieces
OF Property-George w. Cross, of
Cross & Harris, Effects SaIe of Par
cells of Property Purchased by Him
at Sale for Unpaid Taxes.

The double frame house and two single
frame houses adjoining, owned by George
s.. Cooper. and located on the lots los, 10S1s
and ITO South street, were sold yesterday
by Charles P. Ross, real estate broker. TAI
Broad street, to David II. Tichenor. The
three houses occupy a plot 60xlG0 feet.
The same broker closed the sale of the
premises located at SO and 81 Garden street,
on a lot 45xl1O, to Max NJ. Hemmendinger.
The property was formely owned by Vic
tor F. Lecoo, and has been occupied for
some time by four families.
George W. Cross. of Cross & Harris, real
estate brokers. Broad and Bank streets.
has effected a favorable snle of some OF
the parcels of property purchased by him
June "a at the sale held by Comptroller ].
II. Bachelor under the Martin act for
unpaid taxes. One of these was the IN
improved property III Summer avenue,
| which Mr.. Cross secured for $3.50. He has
just sold this to Chandler Bros. for $625.
Notes of the Building Trades.
Estimates are receivable at the office of
the chief engineer. Lawrence Bush. of
the d. L.. & w. Railroad, at the Hoboken
Terminal for the excavation of a passen-
ger station at Ampere, N. ]. The plans
were prepared by the company's archi-
tect, F. ]. Mes, and call for n one-story
structure of brick and reinforced con-
crete measuring 30 by 60 feet. Specifca-
tons call for slate roof, toilets, tile floor,
plate glass, gas and electric lighting, etc.
The building will cost $4,000 and be
| erected under the supervision of the COM
| pany's engineer.
The congregation of the Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church of this city. of which
the Rev. Herbert c.. Lyle Is the pastor,
have commissioned Floyd Y. Parsons.
n ~ a rohifaot If 11QQ Rrn1dmav Now York
to prepare sketches for the erection of a
brick church structure to be located on
the corner of New York avenue and
Ann street, this city. The proposed build
ing will be one-story in height, measure
As by 80 feet and contain all modern i'm
provemcnts. No interior details have
been decided upon, but the building will
have a seating capacity of SS people. F.
H. Broadwell, of 349 Lafayette street. is
chairman, and the pastor secretary of
the building committee. The congrega-
ton has voted to expend $4,000 on the
construction.
Plans have been completed in the office
of William NJ. Eisenbiegler, 19 Market
street, for the erection of a double fiat
at S2-84 Whitney street for Thomas III.
Morehouse. Of 1871 Market street. The
building will be of frame construction,
three stories In height and measure 80
by 46 feet. Specifications call for, a slag
roof. skylights, ranges. tile baths. steam
heat and all modern improvements. The
mason contract has been awarded to the
Milone Construction Company of 16i
Market street. The building will con-
tain two apartments of six rooms and
bath on each floor and cost $500.
The Realty Operating Company (Wm. c.
Fielder. president). 142 Market street, are
ready for estimates under separte con-
tracts for the erection of two double fats
at 564-566 Fifteenth avenue. The plans
were designed by Hyman Rosensohn. of
147 Broad street. and call for two build
ings, frame construction, three stories In
height and measuring p by 66 feet each.
All modern improvements will be In
stalled according to the specifications.
The estimated cost of each building Is
81 800. The owners will superintend the
construction and award all contracts.
Ground has been broken for the erection
of a three-family frame fiat on North
Fifteenth street. neal Park avenue. East
| Orange, for Frederick New, Of 525 North
Grove street. The structure was designed
by A. w. Storkem. OF AZ Main street. East
Orange. who has specified a Stag roof,
concrete block foundation and all modern
improvements. The building will meas
ure % by 81 feet and cost $1,000. The own
ers will award all contracts and select in
terror fttings.
Mrs. Angelina ID Bennetto. of Essex ave.
nue.. Grange, will erect a row Of two-story
brick dwellings on the site of the old Gill
Mill. on Essex avenue, near Gray street,
from plans as prepared by Charles Henry
Baldwin, National Bank Building, Orange.
The buildings. six in number, will be at
tached and contain apartments for two
families each. Cold water improvements,
Stag roofs. toilets, slate sinks, etc, are
called for in the specifications. The build
ings will measure 11s by 80 feet over all,
and cost s12 900. The owner builds by
days work. and is ready for estimates on
all material.
r. p. Weeks, of $50 Bloomfield avenue
Montclair. as architect, Is ready for esti-
mates on all material and labor required
to erect a three-storY double fiat on Will
liam street. near Valley Road, Montclair.
for Thomas Coleman. 10 Park street, In the
same town, The building will be of frame
construction and measure 80 by 46 feet.
Specifications call for all modern improve
ments except heat. The cost is estimated
at $1,000.