Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-24
Important Real Estate Sales and
Leases

Real estate lately sold by r. O. Hoffman, real
estate broker, 10Th and F streets northwest: Part
of lot H. in square 2i7. 2ix99 improved by three
story mansard ROOF and basement brick house, No.
ll2 l4th street orthwest, for DR.. j. W. Parker to
Mrs Fanny S. Beale, for $1,000. Lots g. 30 and 81
In square Ill, 18th street, west side, between @
and streets, for Mr.. Fl. R. Elliott, to Gen. N. L.
Anderson. for S6519S so cash; about 10 cent a foot
subdivision lot 49, in square 51s, G street north
west, between 4th AMI 5th streets, opposite Judi
GARY Square, 221lxS5. for MessrS. Glover and
Hyde. to Miss E. b. Smith, for sl.25 square foot
SUB lot 81 In square 2S1, street. north side be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, 24x120, for Mrs Mary
Archer, for 81 so; about cents foot. Part OF
lots 16 and H. in square 374 street, between 9Th
brick house, for Mr.. ii. Z. Davis, for A25O Lots
27 % 80 30 81, 80 and part Of lot l. and Z OF lot 2,
in square 1913, fronting 1867 feet on 9th street. and
10714 feet ON street northwest, Improved by a
building known as "Seaton Han," and four brick
buildings OF three-stories each, for the American
LIE insurance Company, of Philadelphia, to Eliza
beth K. Anderson, or this city, for s67, 800 cash.
Lot H. In square 36, II feet 9 inches front by 100
Rhode Island avenue tmnroveI nv three st aav
brick house, No. 1923, for W. A. Cunningham to
W. IL. Hodges, for $500 Part OF lots 90 and 81,
streets northwest south side OF street. 16xlOO i'm
proved by three story brick house, for Edward
ChTery, to Mrs " Ulke, for $1,000 Lot 4s, in
street, between 4th and 5th Streets north side,
ssllxs5, for Miss E Smith, to Mr.: Louis Schmidt,
upon this lot Immediately three-story brick
house Lot Is, In square sec, 24xlOO, east side Of
I'd street, between F and g streets northwest, i'm
proved by two-stOry brick house, for Mrs. Mary
A Harrington, to Mrs. Emma X. White, for 81 800
cash.
Mr.. Hoffman has also completed the following
important leaSeholds for the Rev. j. A. Walter
pastor OF ST. Patricks church, and
Tor tne Rt Rev James Gibbons, archbishop OF Bal
ClnOre: Lot 30, In square $40, to Misses Cushing
and Mausur; lot 81 same square, TO Mr.. W. o.
DcniSon; lots 90 and &c. same SQUARE to Mr. W. w
curtis, trustee; lot 49, same square, to Mr. Oliver
lot AZ same square. to Mr.. James e. Waugh; lot 49,
same square, to Mr. z. w. Howard; lot A, same
square, to Mrs. r. w. Sawyer: lot -, same SQUARE
to Capt G. w Sawyer. These lots are on the
north side o. street. between 9Th and 10th streets
northwest, and known as st. Patrck's church prop
erty. They are p feet front by SIS feet deep, are
leased for term OF tN anty-fire years, the lessee
paying ground rent and taxes. They are all i'm
proved, but one by fine row OF Tia ae-sJOry brick
houses, with stores the first floor I'D the ,IpDer
floors are intended for Office purposes. 1t is the
rst time In the history Of our city that its people
nave witnessed three-quarterS OF the entire front
OF square being built upon at one time with
row OF business houses. May 1t not be the last.
Mr. Hoffman was the pioneer on that square,
having started his house on the corner of 10th and
streets in June, 1850.
Affairs i'm West Washington.
The CONDITION OF Mrs j. G. WATERS is some
what improved to-day
A CHILD Ill FROM FRIGHT-A little child OF Mr.
William Whalen, proprietor OF the Montgomery
House, a few days ago, while ascending to an up
per noor In lannon's grocery building on 32l street.
IN ID, the elevator; was thrown into spasn from
to speak for some days after the occurrence
IMPRoyEHENTS.-W. III. Tenney :. Sons are be-
ginning the foundation for a Substantial brick
warehouse on the site of the frame one recently
burned down on Water street. The Central Coal
company Is rebuilding its wharves, putting In new
piles, &c. Mr.. Bradshaw, OF Alexandria, Is doing
the work. Extensive improvements are being pros
ecuted. at Fort Myer, as mentioned in THE STAR
some time ago would be- Buildings are being
moved and renovated, and the roads concreted, &C.
y GALLANT RESCUE--A small son OF Mr.. V. Rams
suTg, oeing unable to swim, came near being
drowned In the river. but was rescued by a lad
named George Deeth, who, by q skillfui dive
brought him safely to land.
The GRAIN MARKET.-3,2O0 bushels wheat sold
yesterday off Change at 81. s.
COEDiTITN OF THE WATER-Great Falls, slightly
turbid; receiving reservoir, clear; distributing
reservoir, clear.
HIGH IIDE.-June 25th, 2:0S am 2:3s n m. as.h.
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