Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-30

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James A Watson On Park street nesr 1eth
containing i've rooms and bath. Red
brick and brownstone win be the materials
| employed In the construction OF the front.
M 6immons has also prepared plans for
| . threestory nat for William Ryan. It is
to be located on Sd street between b and
suites on each A Door. The hs dimensions of q
the building viii be twenty-four by sew
Tho same architect win also build for
on eth street between @ and H streets
southwest. There IL to be . suite on each
door, consisting Of I'VE rooms and bath.
Mr. Keane's Residence.
Mr.. Simmons has prepared plans for
residence which II to be built for No j..
Keane. It 10 to be on the north side OF
Yale street between 18th and 14th streets
and will contain eleven rooms and two
bath rooms. In the front win be used red
brick and brownstone through the three
stories. The frontage Of the house viii be
| twenty feet and the depth seventy six feet.
Two-story' apartment houses. thirteen In
number, will be built by John B. Lynch at
| northeast. Bach suite will contain five
rooms and bath. with the use Of a cellar.
Red brick and brownstone will be used In
building the fronts.
A Power House Site.
M. B. Harlow G. Co. Of Alexandra, Va,
| have closed a deal with the Old Dominion
| and Great Falls Electric Company for
| site at Rosslyn for large electric power
| house. which, besides furnishing power for
| the electric line, will also furnish light and
power for neighboring sections of Virginia.
M. B. Harlow & Co. also report the sale of
| q NUMBER of lots in Alexandria to Washing
| ton purchasers who intend to build houses
| in the rear future.
Transactions in Property.
Blundon. O'Brien g. Belt, Inc. real estate
brokers. report business Of considerable
| magnitude contaminated within the past
month In the sale of property amounting in
actual figures to $165.550. Five transact
tons are not yet in shape to publish. The
| other sales are as follows:
For Mrs. Mary Hopkins, 1920 Goth street
For Mr. Chas. GRIPPE. lot T street
| northwest, for $4,OOO-the purchaser is to
| improve this property very soon.
To Mr.. Oscar w. White, two lots on 21st
street near r street. for $500.
For Mr.. Joseph Paul, eight lots at south
east corner of North Capitol and streets.
! for $40, 5O0-there will be erected on this
| ground six two-story apartment buildings
| and two residences.
For Dr. VIM. q. schafhIrt. No. POLL H
street northwest.
For Mr.. F. A. Blundon. two of the new
| two-story apartment buildings on Seaton
street, which are not yet completed, for
$4,000. Through Donohoe & Sons. 304 Sd
street southeast
For James Martin No. 1913 LIST street
| northwest. for $5.050.
For Col. C. c. Byrne, through Office Of
J. B. Winner, No. 1887 yelling place, for
$1,000.
TO Representative Geo. w. Prince. No.
3113 18th street northwest, for $1,000.
| To Mr.. Richard L. Dreamer, No. 80 Ran
dolph street, for $4,000.
For Empire Realty Company any, through through
| for $780,
To Miss Mary Raglan. No. 50 Randolph
street, for $4,000.
TO Mr. Isaac Bowbeer, No. 1895 10th
street northwest, for $500.
For James Martin. No. 1911 1st street
| northwest for $4.950.
To Mrs. Mary Rupertus, No. 81 Randolph
street, for 81 500.
For John B. Foster, No. 1113 Harvard
street northwest, to Jared Sparks, for
| So. 500.
northwest, for $500
To Mrs. Charlotte WE'LL, No. 1903 North
| Capitol street, for S., 400.
To Rudolph & West, No. 1888 Indiana ave-
nue. northwest, for $500 (this building is
to be remodeled and arranged for oface
rooms).
northeast corner OF North CapltOl ana
streets, for $1,000.
For Kennedy & Davis. No. S037 Dunbar
| ton avenue northwest, for $7.5O0.
The ground at the southeast corner OF
| 18th and Harvard streets northwest was
also sold by this firm, through COL Iown.
send of J. A. Bates & Co.; there are 23,0OO
square feet in the property; the purchasers
| contemplate the erection Of modern resi-
dences upon this ground at an early GATE.
Mr.. Harry T. Jones' Residence.
william J. Palmer, architect, has plans
for Mr.
| Harry T. Jones, which he proposes to erect
! on the south side Of Rhode Island avenue
between 18th and 10Th streets northwest,
and work will begin on the foundations as
| soon as the permits can be secured. The
house will be twenty feet front and sixty
| five feet deep, three stories and cellar.
| The plan is somewhat novel as to the ar
rangement of the first floor, which has the
staircase running crosswise between the
parlor and dining room, but permits or
lobby between them, which has all the ap-
| pearance Of room, and is to be most ef-
| fectively treated with ornate columns and
| screens embellished with relief carvings.
These rooms will be trimmed in colonial
design with enameled white finish, and the
| doors In mahogany. The rooms and halls
of the upper stories will be treated In en-
ameled white also.
| The bath room will be handsomely finish
| ed, and the entire house Is to be treated in
| the same generous manner and will be
| heated with the hot-water system.
Sold at Public Sale.
| The following properties have recently
| been sold at auction by Thos. ]. Owen &
| Son, auctioneers:
For A. G. Bishop and Robinson White,
trustees, two-story brick dwelling, SO 1st
| street northwest. to Mrs. Katherine Knigh-
ton, for $4,000.
For same trustees two-story brick dwell
ing, No. 1929 18th street northwest, to VIM.
F. Downey, for 81 300.
For Padgett & Bond, trustees, two-story
frame dwelling in Garfield" to Christian
Schellhorn, for 81 600
For owners, two three-story brick dwell
ings, Nos 2122 and 2124 M street north
west, to S. s. Daish, for $500 each.
For E. N. Waters and Geo. w. F. Swart-
zell. trustees, two-story brick dwelling, No.
| 100 9Th street northeast, to Robert P.
White, for $3,17
For owner, two-story brick dwelling, No.
1898 New Jersey avenue northwest to 8.
8. Daish, for So, 10.
For Walter A Johnson, trustee, three
| story brick dwelling, No. 21O4 1 street
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