Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07

nell, 2107 LIST street northwest, for $500,
and to Mrs Ellen Temple. 2lO3 LIST street
northwest for Franklin' L. Sanner, 1895
Mintwood place, Washington Heights. for
$4,000; to Samuel G. Davis, SIS Tennessee
avenue northeast; for Francis H. Smith,
place at Hyattsville, for $4,000; to Eu-
gene Jefferys, lot Z, block rs, Columbia
Heights improved by two frame cottages.
The same firm has also sold two houses
on Washington Heights for $4,000 each,
and have under way several large deals
which have not been closed.
Property Disposed Of.
The following sales of property have been
made recently by E. Lodge Hill, real es-
tate broker: For Joseph P. HILL three
lots on Washington Heights, for $1,000; for
Joseph Paul, nine lots in Bloomingdale, for
s., 100 Fine residences are to be erected
upon these lots For Harry O.. Hine to E.
L. Hill, ga 23d street northwest, for 81, $50;
for DR.. William Bohrer, house at Garrett
Park, for 81, 500; to Robert Cumberland
213O street northwest, for $3.50; to Mrs
White, through Moore & Hill, 212S H street
northwest, for $500; to John w. Hancock
1872 F street southeast for 50, $50; to Jas. D.
Markley, 1876 F street southeast, for 81, 500;
to A. Creme Smith, 233 18th street north
east, for $21O0; to j. A. Eberle, Alb L street
southeast, for 81 800
Mr.. P. F. Sutor, who is associated with
Mr.. HILL says that the buying public is
very easy to please, yene 50 600 deal this
week being made in eighteen minutes
People are seeking homes in the northeast
and southeast sections of the city, and the
demand far exceeds the supply.
Some Transactions.
Stone & Fairfax, real estate brokers, re-
port the following sales Samuel A Drury
placed in their hands fer sale five houses
on Kenyon street. Columbia Heights, be-
tween 18th and 14th, and during the past
week all of them were sold; $40, 500 repre-
sented the total amount Of the sale, as each
house sold for $500 cash. They have also
sold for Richard Bell and r. Preston Shea
ley trustees, a three-story brick residence,
1907 10th street, for $4,000 cash, the pur-
chaser being nonresident, who will make
some improvements and occupy it..
For Francis A. Blundon they have sold
six two-story houses, which he is erecting
on T street between North Capitol and LIST
streets, Bloomingdale, for 500, 100, being
81, $50 each, the consideration in each case
being cash. AS was thefcase with the other
houses erected by Mr. Blundon and placed
on the market through this firm, these
dwellings, were sold before being fully COM
pleted.
For NJ. w. Emmett, house 1902 L street
for $4,000 cash.
Mr.. F. A. Blundon is building five houses
at the corner of list and Randolph streets
and eight at the corner of LIST and streets
one or the first mentioned row has been
sold by this firm.
DR.. c. H. Rowland has bought house 1920
Stoughton street, Columbia Heights, for
$500 cash. For M. L. Johnson, house 4O2
Spruce street was sold for So, 800; for Alex
ander Varella, house 532 9th street south
east, for $4,000; for James Hampton, house
2106 street, for $500; for A. E. Bell,
house 2215 II street, for $500; for S. A.
Craig lot fronting on Lincoln Park and
adjoining the corner of 18th and East Cap
itol streets, 22x7O feet, for $1.25 per square
foot; for M. r. Brown, house 1906 Caroline
street, for So, 500.