Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-07

million OF dollars In to be expended In .
power plant at the navy yard, ana pro.
vision Is made for the erection of . new
building for Freedmen's Hospital.
Suburban Property improvements
Mr. Samuel c. Hill, with e. Lodge Hill
who are the exclusive agents for Colorado
Heights. reports that the extensive Inn
provements in that subdivision are pro-
crossing rapidly. The stone foundation on
which the large house, now standing In the
center of the tract. will rest 10 being CON.
structed, and when completed the house
Will be put In drst-class condition. corres
spending with al other improvements "
this subdivision and win be for sale. II
will be located on two lots on 8Sth street.
60x115 feet to 15-foot alley. Mr.. Hill repord
that the inquiries for lots are numerous
and the sales are progressing very satisfao'
torily.
He reports also that there is considerable
activity in suburban property In the north.
east section and that they have In the pas
week secured for sale a tract of twenty
joining East Brookland, with water. sewer
and gas and within two squares of Rhode
Island avenue electric cars.
An Office Building.
The large structure 1412 II street, which
was at one time the home of the Jefferson
Club. Is to be rebuilt and changed into
four-story office building. The plans have
been made by Mr.. F. B. Pyle architect, for
Weaver Brothers, the agents for the owner.
There will be suites of two and four rooms
designed for the use of doctors, dentists
and other professional men.
Sales of Realty.
Moore & Hill, real estate brokers, report
the following recent sales:
For John G. Campbell to Miss Frances L.
Allen, 1916 Baltimore street. Washington
Heights. for 50, 200; to Franklin T. Sanner,
the large lot corner Adams Mil road and
Cincinnati street, Washington Heights. on
which Mr. Sanner will erect his residence;
for John G. Campbell, 1902-19O4 Sd street
northwest, for $500 each, the purchasers
being Patrick ]. Farrell and Herbert X.
Sands; for Harry Wardman, ten of his
apartment buildings on o street and Dunn
barton avenue between Both and 31st
streets, some Of the purchasers being al
follows: 302S-3030 o street northwest to
Jonathan +. Spur, 1892 o street TO Mrs
Annie L. Beverly, 3O3s o street to Rev. DIR.
Thomas K Noble, 3040 o street and 30l7
Dumbarton avenue to N. ID. Mainard, 3O2l
Dumbarton avenue to Mrs. Kathleen M.
Wade, 302}-302J Dumbarton avenue to Ed
gar M. Briggs.
For Mrs. Ella r. Allen to John A. Glee-
son, 421 H street northeast, for 81 100; for
Mrs. Catharine Parker, 43 l. street north
east for 5000 to Frank Z. Fugard; for
Miss Annie E. Bowie to Mrs. Margaret A.
White, SO 9th street northeast, for Sl,9OO;
for John g. Campbell to Mrs. Helen w.
Mahorney, 141s 18th street northwest. for
ALSO.
For Cleveland Park Company, two houses
In Cleveland Park, for $500 and $500.
respectively; for Mrs. Annie M. Shaw,
1906 Kirby street northwest, $500 and
to Mrs. Anna NJ. Shaw, lot on Rhode
Island avenue between 18th and 18th streets
northwest; to John p. Sheehan, lot In In
gleside, for s., COO; for Judge Charles Q.
Cole, two lots in Moore & Barbour's subdl.
vision of Bloomingdale, for William K
Cohen, 0O02 18th street northwest, for
81. 500; to Rev DIR. Thomas X Noble, house
on 18th street northwest, for $4,000; to Clin-
ton Todman 216 E street northwest.