The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-07-05
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The District Commissioners have approved
the changes in the flat of West lexington.
Prentice Ingraham has bought for SO, ,T64 90
of j. V, Lewis lots 8, 9, 13, and IA, block G.,
Takoma Park.
The Commissioners have ordered that the
sidewalk on II street, between North Capitol
and Fourth streets be relaid
Mr. James +. Dartt has purchased of Charles
C. NJ. Loetfler, for 10000, the large brick res
idence, No. 1744 X street northwest.
Lottie A. Fillmore has purchased for $500
of T. F. Schneider sub. 81, square 4S2, 1SxS5
feet on Sixth between L and M streets north
west.
John j. Roche has purchased of John
Bacigaluppi, for Sc, 800, sub. 13, square 523,
on and Fourth streets. and New Jersey
avenue.
Charles Baum has bought of j. w. Berllely
for $40, ,343. 40 lots l, 13 to 20, and part lot g
square T73 fronting on l., NJ, and Fourth
streets northeast.
s. N Thorn has purchased for 81 600 through
Gunson 81 Justice lot 1Sx70 feet on the north
side of G street, between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third streets.
W. P. Williamson has purchased Of w. l..
Cole for Sl8,949 parts 13 and IA, square 449,
25x116 feet on N street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets porthwest.
Robert NJ. Bell has sold to b. i. Walker for
SS, $50 so lot 3, square 965, 65 feet 10 inches
Mas 'achusetts avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets northwest.
Mrs. Mary A. Kelly has sold through Gun
son q Justice three two-story brick houses,
Nos. H. 28, and % Dingman Place. The
houses brought 81, 900 each.
John B. Larner has sold for 1000 to j.
F. Dart part 23, square 1876, 10 feet Al inches
by 73 feet 94 inches on X, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets northwest
Easterday s. Haldeman have sold lots at
College Park during the past week to Miss
Nellie Corinne Bergen, Augustus Achtetler,
, Theodore Fisher, one lot each, and to MIR.
Jacob Diemer three.
a. NJ Noble has sold to Julia T. Nevins for
$4,000 sub. 81 and east half of sub. 80, square
15S, fronting over 32 feet on Massachusetts,
avenue between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets northwest.
j. M. Gregory has sold to Mrs. Olivia c. K.
Race for $l1 ,23S.1 Is, lot 81, Laner Heights, and
the same lady has purchased of +. r. Horner
for So 20l. .25, part of lot 49, fronting on Quarry
Road and Lanier Heights.
j. Mnury Dove has bought for $40, ,0SS.51 of
H. T. Ctalt,and the former sold toJ. j. Albrigh
for nominal consideration, lot H. square 67S,
fronting l04 feet 6inches on Delaware avenue,
between and G streets northeast.
Easterday & Mallery have sold for John c.
Davidson to Sophie K Brace, the three story
brick residence on the southwest corner of
Thirtieth street and Dunbarton avenue in
Georgetown. The price paid was 81, $50.
James H. McGill has bought of George
Truesdel for S19,S5S.T5 lots 5, 6, Z, and s,
square 10, lexington. Mr.. McGill will soon
commence the ei ection of two handsome dwell
ings and large warehouse on these lots.
Mr.. John B. Larner has purchased for
$4,000, from Charles G. M. Loetfier, the hand
some red-stone residence, No. 1909, Nineteenth
street northwest. United States Treasurer, En-
H. Nebeker has leased the same for year.
The marked advance in real estate prices on
Maryland avenue northeast is demonstrated
by the refusal of an offer by Gunson tJ Justice
of $35 600 for two lots Oh that avenue between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. The lots are
and Q in square 961 and contain about $1,000
square feet.
Mr.. w. a. Easterday, of the real estate firm
of yesterday & Haldeman, has purchased for
$500 from IT. F. Schneider, the architect, the
residence No. 625 Sixth street northwest The
house rs story and cellar brick, hand
somely finished and fitted up with every
modern convenience. Mr.. yesterday will oc-
cupy The premises himself.