The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-19
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

b w. Holman has bought for S11, ,469,60 of
Mary j. Williams subs 33 and "a, block 4,
Meridian Hill.
P. E. Clark has bought of S. Truesdell for
S7,31112 lots IL and 25, square %, and lot 2,
square 20, lexington.
Ella s. Morgan has bought for $4,000 of j.
A. Prescott sub. 40, square sos, 15.Sx64 feet,
corner of II and Fifth streets northeast
A. w. Newell, of Bradford, Pa. has bought
of w. o. Denison ct. al. blocks and 9,
Brookland, all south of Cincinnati street, for
$11,643.
Thomas E. Young has sold for S4,5OO to P.
H. Christian, sub. "A, square 449, fronting 12l
feet on Sixth street, between L and NJ streets
northwest.
Carl Young has bought for S4,O70 of Mary
ID. Biddle, SUBJ 90, square 192, 22x92l feet on
s, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
northwest.
Susan P. Gilbert has sold for sc, 900 to A.
Howe sub 1O7, square s61, 1919 feet front on t
street, between Ninth street and Vermont
avenue northwest.
John Cammack has bought of w. s. Cash
sub. s, square 2S9, 5Ox1569 feet on Four
teenth, between r street and Riggs Place.
The price paid was $12,95l.S7.
A. N Seip has purchased of T. II. Davis
$3.50 feet on Westminster street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets northwest.
Amanda NJ Whitacre has bought for 81, 900
of Christian c. Muhlheyer part of lot 81,
square go, fronting 16 feet on Tenth street
and South Carolina avenue southeast.
P. II. Christman has sold to Howard F.
Woods SUBJ A, square 449, for 1850. The
property has a frontage of 12A feet on Six
teenth, between L and NJ streets northwest.
j. G. Slater has seld to James F. Grimes.
subs. 147 to $50, square 500, 975 feet on New
Jersey avenue, and 100.17 feet on Warner
street northwest. The price paid was SIS, 900.
F. A. Smith has bought OF Mary c. Mer-
chant the north half of lots, square 72s, 23.111
by 127.S1 feet on East Capitol street, between
First and Second streets northeast, for S10, 900.
Sophia Kempf has sold for $4, 600 to Marga-
ret Hanna, part Of lot 25, square 24l, 16 feet
inches by 63 feet on Kingman Place, be-
tween P, @, Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
northwest.
Martha E. Ames has purchased for $4,000
part Of lots 1893 and 1899, Beall's addition to
Georgetown, from James A. Magruder The
property is 2SXl20 feet on street, above
Washington street.
Col. William A. Stone, who succeeds Mr..
Bayne member Of Congress from Pitts
burg, has purchased from T. F. Schneider, the
architect, the house 1721 @ street northwest
for $4,000. Col. Stone will occupy it as his
residence.
F. r. Lane has sold to Margare: E. WILDER
for $1,000 sub. 211, square 1862, and F. c.
Clements has bought for like amount of W.
w. Townsend sub. 201, same square. Each of
the lots are Is. 15xS2.50 feet on Westminster
street, between r and s, Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest.
The d@"'1 of the Perry property, fronting 25
feet Oh the south side of street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, from Mary j. Perry
to Reginald Fendall, has been recorded The
preamble states the price at $50 OO0 but the
consideration in the deed proper is nominal,
as it conveys part of original lot Is, square 456.
The deeds have been recorded in which the
Butler property on New Jersey avenue and
street, south of the Capitol, has been conveyed
to the United States. One of the deeds is from
Gen. B. T. Butler, in which the consideration
named is $275, 900, and the other is from his
daughter, Blanche Butler Ames, for q con-
sideration of $4,000
Charles w. Handy has sold for a nominal
consideration to James E. Morgan sub. sc,
square 21S, 2,250 square feet fronting on Fiji
teenth street, between | and X streets north
west. The property was purchased from
George E. Lemon by Mr.. Handy for S13,5OO.
Mr.. Lemon having bought the same from
Fannie j. Bartlett for $11 ,975.
Pitney Bradford, real estate agent, through
Thomas j. Fisher & Co., have sold to Rich
ard E. Parks, for William II. White and
Sarah E. Stevens, lots 81 and 6S, in square
SO. The property fronts so feet on the west
side OF Connecticut avenue, between @ and
streets northwest, by an average depth of 100
feet, and the price paid was 500, 900.
Messrs Kennedy & Ficklen, real estate
agents, have recently sold some excellent
property. The sales include a lot on T street
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
northwest, for So, 900; house on street, cor
ner of Fifth street, $4 ,500 house on Wylie
street, s., 900; house 110S II street northeast
$4,S00; house and lot on Cleveland avenue,
$l,s00; house and lot ITO H street northeast,
$4,S0O.
One of the largest sales ever made of G-street
property has just been completed by Mr..
Winner, the real estate broker on Thirteenth
street. The tract of land disposed of is all of
lot and part of lot 5, in square 2SS, which is
1917, 1919, and 1921 q street northwest The
sale was made to Messrs. Woodward Il Lo-
throp, for Louis Heilbrun and William Hahn,
the shoe merchants, and the price paid was
$74,376. Just what these gentlemen will do
with the property is not definitely known, as
they have not as yet made any arrangement
regarding its disposal or future Improvement
Mr.. Winner said that in all probability the
property would be resold or handsome busi-
ness block erected upon it.