The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-09

and Johns Hopkins universities.
safely and correctly contended that
these developments beyond the old
boundary give strength and stability 10
values of down town property. The
/ DEVELOPMENT Of Washington is not ley
any means apparent and certain because
OF recent down town improvements IL
/ is rather illustrated by Washington
/ Heights. Columbia Heights, Mount
Pleasant, TakOma Park, Chevy Chase,
Cleveland Park, and other subdivisions
beyond"
A Suburb Of Beauty.
CheverIy Gardens Is one of the most
attractive settlements that IS now en-
circIiug the National Capital Situated
in a beautiful country. within convent
ent reach, and easy By good roads and
ran, III is sure 10 gain permanent
popularity. The new suburb is situated
at Laudover Ma, one Of the most
promising villages in Maryland, and IS
being sUbdivided into acre tracts, and
/ under Mr.. 1Iouson's direction CheverIy
Gardens bids fair to become an attraC-
[ tive suburb, as he Is putting all the
I skill and several years experience into
the work The roads are fifty feet IN
Z
IPark at the entrance froIq the station.
where a waiting room, with wide
porches and built after the style OF a
bungalow is to De located
Real Estate Sales.
wiuige, Gibbs d. Daniel, real estate
! brokers, rePOr- tile following sales:
/ For Mrs. Ella IS. GrinneI, Cfeneseo
Place, Lanier Heights, lot 132; price
| withheld
For Washington Realty Company 1853
East Capitol Street, to John 5. Hecox,
/ S4525.
For John T. Wuige and c. Francis
Johnson. trustees. 1-5G Seaton Street
northwest, 10 Ada L. AIcarath. 5000.
+ For Emily j. Rothweli. g and 2 ssIsssiif-
/ Tough Street northwest. 10 John u Sui
/ liyans $500
/ For Fannie Rothwen, and McCuI-
/ Tough Street northwest, 10 Gerald NJ
/ Johnson. 5000.
] For Charles C.. Covert. 80 r Street
/ northwest 10 Henry Is. TerreUt, S45p1
/ For Lulu H. r. Nevins. 1914 Twelfth
/ Street northeast. 10 Mary Z. Lemon.
$500
+ For Frederick a. HuIebaus. three brick
/ dwellings, 1898. 1885, and 1871 Georgia
. Avenue southeast, 10 John Z. Roth,
$500
+ For Ira J. Becker. lot p, in square
l0ll. on Twelfth Street. between East
/ Capitol and A Streets northeast. 10
/ Charles C. Covert $500
/ For Mary j. Smythe, lot /. square -,
/ BloominEdale, 10 Harry !. Slater,
{G.s5415.
For Frederick Heinleiu. TWO brick
+ dwellings, 1913 and 1850 Pennsylvania
. Avenue southeast, 20 r. Carter Shinu,
$500.
+ For Martha p. Melton. two fiat dwell
T iuEs 1913 and 1879 Duncan Street north
+ east, TO Joseph Lava, $500
/ For Richard II. Bailey and James
Martin taree-5tory dwelling, 1913 North
. Capitol Street, 10 Carl j. Metz. s. 125.
For " j. yesterday, 635 Acker Street
/ northeast. To Sara j.. Coleman. So 159.
For Martha s. Theob0Id. l29 Thomas
/ Street northeast 10 William r. Brem-
/ ley. z4651-
For joan N. Paine. 18u T Street
/ northwest. to Charles j. Williams. 5000.
For Thomas II. Melton. lZl7 Duncan
. Street northeast. TO Mrs. Jane S. Pat
ten. $500.
/ For Thomas r. Melton and Bates
Warren. a. IT Street northwest, 70 Mrs
Anna EoWleE Sfs5J.
For r.. II. Johnson. ls3S North Capitol
Street northwest, TO Lansing r. Cross,
500
For Terence y. Powderly. 30 Street
northeast 10 Mr. Smith. S4 400
For r. Garter Shiuu. 1913 and 1856
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast, 10
#TEomas u. LucEett. SH51J.
For Thomas Il. Melton. 1915 and l235la
Duncan Street northeast. 20 Mary Van
WyIer, $500
/ For Sara T.. Coleman. Tot 4T. i'm square
d. Moore and BARRIERS subdivision, 10
George j. Esterday $500
For Fannie HarHam. l455 Mazsachu-
setts avenue northwest. corner Of Eff
teeEth Street and Highland Terrace. tc
Senator Chester j. Long. for Sl5.51J.
For TT. i. PII5bury lots ]. G. g. JJ iu
square 5G9 To James II. Walker $500.
( For r.. b. Walker. i'm rear of 42l
Seventh Street southwest. stable and
warehouse. 20 30 D. PfH-hurg s. 100