Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-01-11
REALTY AT AUCTION.
Some Properties That Have Recently
Passed Under the Hammer.

P8SSe0 thuer the MANNER.
Real estate recently sold at auction by
Thos. ]. Owen & Son, auctioneers, COM
prises the following:
For S. NJ. Jones and William Nick Clay
ton trustees, lots 80 and 80, block q Green's
subdivision of Chichester, with improve
ments, to Rebecca D. Maddox, for 81 500.
For William B. Reilly, trustee, lot 90 in
square So improved by the three-story
brick dwelling, No. 207 D street northwest,
to w. Preston Williamson, for 1850.
For G. W. Lewis, administrator, lot 30,
in square S97, improved by brick dwell
ing, No. 719 A street northeast, to William
Au, for $3,475
Off OHM c. Head and S. c. Rowland,
trustees, lots 1 to 10, both inclusive, in
square 49, to James II. Rowland, for $685.
600.
For Guy H. johnson and Robinson White,
trustees, Subots Is and 10, in square 400,
improved by two three-story brick stores,
Nos. 1913 and 1915 9TH street northwest.
No. 1913 9TH street sold to Isaac Levy, for
$685. and 1915 18th, sold to Isaac Levy, for
s1O,5 Also part lot 2, in square 426, i'm
proved by brick dwelling, No. Ill X street
northwest, to William TRACER, for s10,O50.
Also parts lot 49, in square 449, improved by
a three-story brick dwelling, No. 61S NJ
street northwest, and three-story brick
warehouse on rear of lot. No. 61S NJ street
sold to Max kohner, for $4,075, and the
warehouse sold to Babette Burkhart, for
S., 300
Also sublots Nos. G7 and 60, In square 514,
improved by two two-story brick dwellings,
Nos. 449 and Ash New York avenue north
west, 449 New York avenue, sold to Isaac
Levy, for $3.50, and 451 New York avenue,
sold to c. j. Gocheler, for s4,O25. Also sub
lot "A, in square 514, improved by a two
story brick house on alley, to Isaac Levy,
for $1,159 Also lot AZ, in square 712, to
William TRACER, for 81, 200.
For .TOSeDh r Edison and Cha rios r Raj
ley, trustees, lot 20, in square 81, improved
by two-story and basement brick dwell
ing, No. 115O 23d street northwest, to An
ME Dorsey for $1,000.
For John Taylor Arms and John s.
Swormstedt, trustees, lot "a, in square SIG,
improved by two-story brick dwelling,
No. 512 X street northwest, to VIM. Burch-
ert, for 1850.
For Andrew Wilson and VIM. ]. Frizzell,
trustees, lot 80, in square H., improved by
two-story brick dwelling, No. 1861 4th
street northeast, to the American Building
and Loan Association, for 1875.
For William E. Edmonston and William
Fl. Saunders, trustees, lot So. In square 81,
improved by two-story and basement
brick dwelling No. 1924 22d street north
west, to D. A. Driscon, fors$8 $50.
For William G. Henderson and James B.
Henderson, trustees, lots and 8, in block
8, of the Grammar Farm to Enoch Maris,
for $1.15O-
Albert A. Wilson and John B. Larner,
two-story brick dwelling, No. $40 Mary
land avenue northeast, to Ella B. McCord,
for $1,000
For Albert A. Wilson and John B. Larner,
trustees, lot 1, 2, and 5 to 20, both in
elusive, in square 773, to Eugene S. Benja-
min and Isador Saks, for $4s,5O0.
For Thomas R. JONES' surviving trustee,
lot Is. square 81, to the National Safe De-
post, Savings and Trust Company of the
District of Columbia, $74334.
For Clarence Beall, surviving trustee, lots
40, Al and ~, in block 8, Trinidad, sold to
the National Safe Deposit, Savings and
Trust Company of the District of Columbia,
$254 80 each; total, $762.96. /.
For Clarence f. Norment, surviving trus-
tee, lot II, in square 424, improved by two
story and cellar brick store and dwelling,
Levy, for $1,000.
For Charles F. Nesbit, surviving trustee,
lot 10, In square 90, improved by the brick
building known as the Army and Navy
Apartment House, No. S14 22d street north
west, to Edward c. Halliday, for $43 900.
For Richard c. Thompson, surviving trus-
tee, tract of land known as Linnonean
Hill, adjoining the Geological Park on the
north and the Rock Creek Park on the
west, to Reuben L. Coleman, for $55,OOO
For William c. Prentiss and e. Richard
Shipp, trustees, lot 81, in block %, Rose
dale, improved by a two-story frame dwell
ing, No. 1907 Gales street northeast, to
John Scrivener for 1920. Also lot 100 in
block 20, improved by a two-story frame
dwelling, No. 1920 Gales street northeast, to
John Scrivener, for $1,215. Also part of lot
IA, In square 793, improved by brick
dwelling, No. 40 4th street southeast, to
Paul Fox, for 81 $50 Also lot 173, in square
4f4, improved by a corner brick dwelling,
NO $40 r street northwest, to John Scri-
vener, for $4625
For Joseph r. Edison and Charles B. Bal
ley, trustees, lots %, 26, q and %, in block
., lexington, improved by four tWo-story
brick dwellings Nos. 306 3Ds 80, 312 Sea-
CT n m
j. HARDWOOD, for 50, 400; ,30S Seaton, to Bates
Warren, attorney, for s2460; 80 Seaton, to
Bates Warren, attorney, for So, 400; 80 Sea-
ton, to Bates Warren, attorney, for -, 40
For Frank T. Rawlings and Richard q.
Rawlings, trustees, lot SO, in square IT'S, to
Mrs. Augusta NJ. Young, for $3.50.
For Odell s. Smith and Burr N. Edwards,
trustees, lots 35 to Al, both inclusive, in
square ~, to Clarence E. Norment, for
SIS, 42O.
For Thomas Gaffney and John Langham,
1r, trustees, lot %, in section 4. Barry
Farm, to the Mutual Guarantee Building
Loan Association, for 5000.
For Charles III. Cragin and William NICK.
Osborn, trustees lots q to "a, inclusive, in
square 14S, to Samuel r. Bond. for 81, 5O2
For William E. Edmonstons and Jay c.
Howell, lot 8, block p, in Howard Univer-
sity subdivision, improved by astwo-story
frame store and dwelling No. 80 Wilson
street northwest, Thomas Glover, for 81 $40.
For John Taylor Arms, surviving trustee,
Improved by two two-story frame dwellings
Nos. 1928 and 1923 Gales street northeast;
No 1925 Gales street, sold to L: w. Chan
dler for 81 ,225; No. 1923 Gales street north
east, sold to L. w. Chandler for 81, 100.
For Frank T. Rawlings and Richard G.
Rawlings, trustees lots 10S, 102 l03 and
l04 in T. E. Waggaman's subdivision of
Long Meadows, to VIM. N. Wine for 81 1876.
For Henry K. Simpson and George o.
Watson, trustees, lots IL, Is. IA. Is, 18. 81,
80 and 80. in block 3; also lots 1s and 50, in
block 4, Chichester. Sold to A. B. Thomp-
son for $50.
For Jacob L.chliter, administrator lot 2,
in square 691, improved by two-story
frame dwelling, No. % D street southeast.
to Henry S. Crowell for 81 225
For Albert A. Wilson and John B. Larner,
trustees. lot Al, in square 400, improved by
a three-story brick residence, No. 1910 9th
street northwest, to the Washington Loan
ana trust Company for So 500.
Iotaa amount Of above sales s343 1923 30,
al OF which have been made since about
October 1. 1901.
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