The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-05
in REALM
!. OF REALTY
Market in Excellent Condition
and Number Of Fine Sales
Reported.
INVITING FORECAST THIS
Attractive Home, Business and
Investment Property in the
Weeks List.

The local real estate market continues
to hold up to a good level, and buying
nnd selling occurs daily.
During the past week there were"sev-
cral pieces Of property sold Of more than
ordinary value. together with smaller
sales.
Among the most important Of these
were: The three-story brick dwelling at
The northwest corner Of Franklin and
1,elvidere Streets. facing Monroe Park,
which was sold on Tuesday by N. w.
Iowe and Son, real estate agents. for
James Caskie, special commissioner to G.
u. Langhorne, for $22,G0
The house is known as the 'Trip!ett
House" and has been occupied for sew
eral years by Mr.. John g. Walker.
1t is considered to be one of West
F'ranklin's most attractive mansions.
j. B. Elan and Company sold on the
same day two connecting brick factories,
Nos. 40 and AL Reservoir Street, for
Hill Montague, special commissioner, to
George Gaines. for ,66.
w
and Company sold the fourteen-room
dwelling. No. 32l1 West Grace Street, for
John p. Lee special commissioner, to
lr. r. Angus Nichols for $685..
On the same day Messrs. II. Seldom
Taylor and Company sold at auction the
brick store and dwelling, No. 1902 West
Proad Street, for 5000.
Messrs. Pollard and Bagby on Friday
afternoon sold thlrty-six building lots
+ Ny.,t,, oct
$4,000. Tho lots averaged about 50
front foot. Tho property is situated
three blocks west OF the boulevard. The
SIDE was made by order of the courts,
{ n Messrs. j. ohm II. Goddin and Company
on yesterday, for G. r. Sands, trustee
county, about seven miles from Rich
mond. for $500 and II farm Of n IL acres
on Three Chopped Road. about nine miles
from Richmond. for ISL.
SALES YET TO COME.
The sales forecasted for the week are !:
Monday--To be sold by Mcssrs, Sutton
and Company the sX-room tenement,
No. 2729 o Street, southwest corner Of
Twenty-eIghth. Sale at $50 p. NJ.
P. NJ. Green and Redd will offer the
very desirable property, No. 1917 Caring
ton Street. which will interest investors
and homeseekers. 1t Is well suited for
home and In good locality.
will offer for sale at l p. M. the three
story store property. Nos. los and 1o7
South Fourteenth Street.
Messrs. N. w. Bowe and Son will soil
the eight-room dwelling. No. 425 West
Main Street, at $3.50 p. NJ.
At 6 P. M. Messrs. Pollard and Bagby
will offer for sale the lot on the south
side of Grove Avenue, between Sycamore
and Strawberry Streets.
L HIltfo ~ nd all
two lots at 6,4P, NJ. one on tho north
side of Moore Street, and the other on
tho south side.
At $3.50 O'Clock the same day. Messrs.
Z Pollard and Bagby will sell the two lots
on the east side of Elm between Ivy and
Hancock Streets, with frontage Of AZ
feet by depth OF 150.
Wednesday. at P. NJ, Messrs. N. w.
howe and Son will offer for sale lot
So by lag feet on Thirteenth Street. south
west corner of Grace. They will sell an
other lot, 40 by AZ feet, on tho east side
of rhirtieth, between Broad and Marshall
Streets, at $40 p. M.
AT $3.50 p. NJ, Messrs. j. Thompson
Brown and Company will make one Of
tho most valuable offers yet made, This
firm WILT sell fifty West End lots on
Park Avenue. Franklin, Grace and Broad
Streets.
At $40 p. M, tho same day. Messrs.
n. w. Bowe and Son will sell a valuable
lot on Yenable Street, southwest corner
OF Rose.
The same firm will offer for sale at
GSo +. M. a lot at tho northwest cor
ner OF Second and Orange Streets.
On Thursday at p, NJ, Messrs. A. ].
Chewing Company will sell seven lots
ON the north side Of Floyd Avenue, ad-
Joining Home Place"
T Among the noteworthy out-of-town real
estate offerings this week liz an estate in
Nthe mountains Of Albemarle. overlooking
The beautiful Rockfish Valley. 1t con-
rains forty-three acres and lies In the
neighborhood Of the homes Of c, d.
Langhorne General Logan, the Nolt-
inss. Blars and SCOTS and others of
nole. An ideal home for a summer resi-
dence. and is offered by Mrs J. y. Mat
lhews, at Warren, Va,