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thing, it goes without saying, costs money
and the increased expense must be made
up somewhere, and so 1t may happen that
the construction or the character of the
material used suffers in order to provide
the luxuries.
Mount Pleasant Post Office.
The, post office at Mount Pleasant is to
have a new home built especially for such
a purpose. 1t is to be located on the north
side of Park street, just west of 14th street
and not far from the present location. The
building is to be erected by C. NJ. Campbell
from plans prepared by B. Stanley Simmons,
architect. 1t will have frontage of thirty
feet and depth of eighty feet. The ex-
terror walls are to be rough brick with
contain 1000 square feet, exclusive of reg
istry division and public lobby. There will
be an ample basement.
Sales of Realty.
Moore & Hill, real estate brokers, state
that sales have been very active with them
during the past several months. Some of
the sales are as follows:
For Joseph r. Johnson and George S..
Cooper, No. 1907 Belmont avenue, Wash
ington Heights, for $1,000; for James III.
Rowland, five houses on w street for
$4,000; No. 2606 University place, Colum-
bia Heights, to Mrs. Addie Simpson for
$1,000; No. 1921 Adams Mill road, Wash
ington Heights, to Frederick c. Bryan for
S10,5O0; for Francis H. Duehay, through E.
c. Baumgras. the Garfield Apartment
House for $4,000; No. 1923 w street north
west, to Mrs. Caroline J. Kerr for $500;
for Mrs. Mary A. Dove, No. 1929 T street
northwest, for $1,000; for Roland c. Booth,
No 1852 Sd street northwest, for s., 500;
No. 100 0 street northwest, through James
A. Cahill, to Robert Portner and Albert
Cary for $10s0O; for David Moore and
James F. Barbour, trustees. Nos. 13, 10
I for n. olc 81
lot /, in block 1; lots 10 to 1S, in block g;
lots 2, 3, 4 and 5, In block 3, and lot l. in
block 3, In same subdivision; for William
w. Jones. No. 1904 Lamar street, Holmead
Manor, for 81, $50; for John G. Campbell,
No. 1345 street northwest, for So, $50; for
William H. Spelshouse, No. 153 California
street northeast; for Mrs. Sarah r. Hal
lam, No. $50 street southeast. for So. 75O:
Bloomingdale, for $1,000; for Mrs. Mary C.
Ford, No. 81 Myrtle street northeast, for
$1,000; for Mrs. Amanda ]. Ray, No. 415
4th street northwest; for George s. Cooper,
for 5000 each; for John M. Henderson,
Nos. 1872, 136, 13S, 14O and 142 8 street
northwest. for $4,S0O each; for Emanuel
SPEECH, No. 133 U street northwest, for
street northwest for $4,000 each: for Chas.
c. Duncanson, Nos. 3O13 and 3023 Cam
bridge street; for Ellen F. Robins, No. 500
tennessee avenue northeast; for James
isoOliS, lOlS lU4, NO. lUo, 1Uf, lUS and lU9,
In square 672; for John Mitchell, No. 1925
Whitney avenue, Columbia Heights, for
$6,2o0; for John G. Campbell, No. 1889 9th
street northwest, for So, 800; for Wise es-
tate. lot Is, in square 492, corner AZ and
G streets southwest; for James H. Taylor.
trustee, lot 4, in block Z, Washington
Heights, through Early & Lampton; for
Moore heirs. No. 1Os E street northwest,
for 81 900; to Robert Miller. lot IA. in
block 8, Kalorama Heights; to Mrs. King,
Nos. 1880, 1882 1888 and 1642 10Th street
northeast; for w. !. Hough, No 600 E
street southeast; for Mary A. Poler, No
1910 Caroline street northwest, for s., $50;
for w. Bladen Jackson and others, three
houses on Tennessee avenue northeast for
$1,000; for A. w. Armstrong, No. 924 M
street northwest; for William Herbert
Smith, No. 1101 and 11O7 18th street north
west; for Mrs. Garriott, No. 1903 Princeton
street for $4,000; for ]. T. Moxley, No. 410
18th street northeast. for $1,000; for Clar-
ence F. Norment, No. 81 street north
west, for So, 100: No. 1917 9Th street north
west to DR.. Reyburn for $2,750