The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-31
REAL ESTATE NOTES.


j. A. Settle has purchased of T. Doyle for
$3.50 lot 1S, block IA, Meridian Hill
A. L. Derby has bought of A. A. lipscomb
ct al. for $5, T56.1O, lot 6, block 49, Holmead
Manor.
w. P. Kellogg has sold to W. w. johnson
for $1,000 sub. 100, square 1874, 2Ox1O0 feet on
Eighteenth, between Sherman and r streets
northwest.
II. P. Marshall has purchased for So, ,124.S4
of j. Julie Camp lots Is and 10, block T.
Kalorama Heights.
A. A. Lipscomb has sold to G. E. Foster for
So, ,201.50 lot 90, block A, and lots 81 %, and
23, block az, Holmead Manor.
The District of Columbia has purchased of
A. NJ. Ely and Jesse G.. Weir for $4,000 each
lots % and "a, block 10, Meridian Hill.
The Columbia Railroad Company has pur-
chased for $4,000 of w. H. Clagett, lots II to
81, inclusive, block 29, Long Meadows.
c. 7. Havenner has bought of G. Carlisle ct
al. for S32,500, lot 8, square 406, 50x1O0 feet
on street, between Eighth and Ninth streets
northwest.
B. w. Frazier has purchased for S, $50 of
Armada Green sub. so, square 1874, 20 feet
inches on o, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets northwest.
G. H. Turner has sold to E. Murphy for
$500, part 2, square 80, S41x1oO feet on NJ
street, between Twenty-second and Twenty
third streets northwest.
Mary A. Griswold has purchased of j. A.
Bates for $500, sub. 95, square 1874, 2Ox105
feet on Eighteenth street, between Sherman
and streets northwest.
j. A. Tucker ct al has sold to j. L. Shaffert
for $500, sub. 8, and part 90, square 400,
% feet 5 inches on c, between Four-and- s. half
and Sixth streets northwest.
w. G. Pond has sold to j. j. Nolan for
$4,000, sub. Sc, square 1884, 22x95 feet on
Madison street between Q, r, Fifteenth, and
Sixteenth streets northwest.
Hodges & Teel have purchased for $1,000
from E. Sellhausen two adjoining lots with a
frontage of AZ feet and IS feet deep on Third
street southeast, between L and NJ.
The District OF Columbia has purchased for
Sc ,164 of G. NJ. Carter lots 81 to "a, inclusive,
square S91, S0x115 feet, on Seventh street, be-
tween F and G streets northwest.
John L. McLane has sold to Mary A. Girls
void for $11, 800 sub. 49, square 164, fronting
on the east side of Connecticut avenue % feet,
between and L streets northwest.
Mary A. Griswold has purchased of j. w.
Hercus for s., 500 subs and T, square 152, A
feet 6 inches by So feet on Oregon, between s,
T, Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets north
west.
Two new school building sites have been
purchased by the District Commissioners, one
on Meridian Hill for SO 900, and the other on
G street. between Seventh and Eighth streets
northeast, for $S,475.
Gen. Edgar Allen, special assistant to the
Attorney General, has purchased the hand
some residence, recently completed, at the
northeast corner of Eleventh and streets
The price paid was $1,000.
A. Ralph johnson has sold for Theodore
Lambrecht the premises 5O7 @ street northwest
to George Meinking for $500. Also for
Mary Ball the premises 1871 Maryland avenue
northeast, to Ellen j. Beall for 81, 500.
Mrs. Peck has sold through Pitney s. Brad
ford to w. j. Newton lot on the north side
of street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets. The lot is 36x93 feet and
was sold for 50, 145, a rate of $2.75 per square
foot
The Washington Gaslight Company has
purchased for 81 ,166.3S of A. c. Clark. lots 3
and 5, square east OF 1923. One fronting 1919
feet II inches on the Eastern Branch, and the
other 1OS feet II inches on Thirteenth street
east, below Virginia avenue.
Messrs. Kennedy & Ficklen, real estate
agents, have sold to Col. Gilbert Meyers, of
Memphis, Tenn, for Mrs. John j. Knox one
half OF square 1870, containing 54,669 square
feet. The price paid was $1S,040.77. This is
at the rate of 33 cents per square foot.
E. B. Stocking has purchased for $4,000 of
Madison Whipple, sub. %, square 1866, 20x1OO
feet at the northwest corner of Tenth and o
streets northwest, and for $3,7OO sub H.
square 623, 16X48 feet on Defrees street.
between North Capital and First streets north
west.
Henry Wex has purchased of Mrs. Shoe
maker through M. M. Parker the building No.
225 Pennsylvania avenue which was formerly
occupied by the Adams Express Company.
The price paid was $4,000, a rate of 81. so per
loot. For some time the premises have been
folding-room for public documents.
Mr.. G. G. Glover, of Riggs & Co., has pur
chased Of Maj. George Armes two entire
blocks of land in his subdivision, known as
Armesleigh Park, near Tenallytown A con-
tract has been given to Mr.. LOCKER to survey
the property which will be graded at once.
The streets will be run through, and the prop
erty subdiVided into building lots
A. Ralph johnson has sold to A. G. Gross
for Louis F. Shoemaker lot on the west side
of Seventeenth street, between and streets,
for $1,000. Mr.. Gross will erect upon It a
handsome house, to cost $4,000 It will be
four stories in height and constructed of
pressed brick with brownstone trimmings.
The interior will be finished in natural wood
and be supplied with all the modern improve
ments.
A wealthy New York lady has recently pur-
mn