The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
DEMAND
CONTINUES
Many People Are Looking for
Desirable Resi-
dcnces,
HE RATES ARE n VERY GOOD r'!
\ Investors Still Manifest Great G; eat;
I Interest in the SalesOf
ings for This Week.
TIE RATES ARE VERY GOOD

..The demand for houses in tho city
4 continues, and rates are remarkably good.
Many OF the agents. II not all OF them.
# have given their tenants the ninety days
s notices, which are always served before
4, the expiration OF leases. Therefore peo-I
4 pie whose time expires In September and
October nre on the lookout for desir-
able homes. This has a good effect on
the tone Of the market
rs "A statement to this effect was given out
yesterday by a prominent real estate
man. He said further that property sold
Mat auction is bringing good prices, and
no lack Of interest is being shown by In
!, vestors who attend the sales.
Y. During the past Wees there We're sold
several valuable pieces Of property, which
X brought excellent prices Inc bidding AT
$ these sales was spirited. There were sew
eral desirable offers made on Thursday,
Y but owing 10 the severe rain 1T was neces-
sary to postpone these. EsRs3 Il 53i 3.
9iiAA nj Las Nv EtlIA.S SALES. s
The following sales are reportcd for the
$& week: sia NV {5
On wednesday. by Messrs. ] 1'hl ompsol'
" Brown and Company: a number Of lots
4 on n Thirty fourth, Thirty-tliird and II
streets, to William Allen.3 @. w. Wood
md others, at prices ranging from So to
a IS q. foot 1t is said the purcha serss con-
\ template building. 8 S 8 III
On tho same day, by Nressrs. n r. y.
~ Chaf1ina and Company lIncol'pora ted):
gS GCedar, Gro we containing 1862 acres, with
N a nine-,oom dwelling, rour-roon e over
s8sseers mouse, ice house and other gu n
huiidinss fronting the Midlothian Turn
pike,ain Chesterfield county, seven miles
from Manchester. The purchase price Is
4 not given.
$On the same afternoon, By Messrs' y.
q THOMPSON Brown and Company, to j.. vs.
IA Anderson. Tor the sum OF sop0, The frame
u dwelling No. s120if West Moore Street
Y s$5 On Thursday afternoon, by Messrs. Pol
u lard and Bagby, fifteen lots on BeverlS,4i
I'm aIiage, Carer and lttchie Streets tor
AZ total of about S3,pN. 1t Is the. tnten.-
ton OF the purchasers 70 puiie ,on th l
On Friday, ~ Messrs;;.a q. J, che'wn'ns
w Company. the two-st9iS frame dwelling
n 8. lis North Fuht street. to II. IL,
Etokes, for The sam Of 5000
Aessrs Nc elghH and and Slim, on u, TIE
same tay f6Ld ne vacant t.I lot on me
M burg .,Senue, TO "A, ST. Clair Butler. The
Z ,z--.ek' paid is not given.
SALES APROSPECTIVE.
]a Appended is a list Of the auction sales
SsiscLeduied for the present week:
& NOTWITHSTANDING dwelling, No. 100 Wa
N ter. by the Edward S. Rose Company. S
T.. M; frame dwelling, No. 1o5 10 West 4
Baker, by the Edward y Rose Company,
Els p. M; frame dsenuls, No. AIS West
Baker, by the Edward s. Rose Company,
$50 2. NJ. frame dwelling, No. 500 l-2
West Baker. by the Edward S, Rose
I Company, Z. NJ: store and dwelling on
Huh. near Sixth, Manchester, by Angus
1 tine Royal and Company, p. NJ; frame
dwelling, No IA Mitchell, BY the Edward
S. Rose Company 6:l5 +. NJ.
III Tuesday-Three-s story brick dwelling,
u 10. So7 Floyd Avenue. and lot at south
east corner Park Avenue and Vine, by
& John 7. Goddin and Company. $50 z. NJ;
store and dwelling southwest corner Res
efvoir and Chafiin Streets by Pollard !.
and Bagby z. NJ. dwelling, No. 900 !
South Meadow, and several adjoining i
lots. by the "A. j. Chewing Company, |
n. NJ; several Park Avenue lots, be-
tween Sycamore and Strawberry. by N.
& NJ. Bowe and Son, s p. NJ; store and !
dwelling. No. 1876 East Main, BY j. ID.
Garneal and Son.6 i. M; vacant lot on
west side OF Seventh. between Porter and
Perry, Manchester, by Augustine Royal |
and Company, g +. NJ; dwelling, NO 1865
Moore, by +. A. Catlin. $3.50 p. NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING store and seven
frame dwellings at g and Twenty-eighth,
Vacant lot on rwenty-eighth, between |
\ II ard @, and detached three-story brick |
dwelling at northwest corner of Clay and |
Eighth. by John T. Goddin and Com
&pany; II. NJ,
Twenty-eight lots on Thlrty-third, be-
tween Clay and Leigh, by Chaplin and
Hume: 8 r. NJ.
Vacant iot on north side of West Frank
lin. near Ryland, by j, Thompson Brown |
and Company; 8 r. NJ.
Brick dwelling No. 59 Hull and five
lots on west side of Fourth, between HUI |
and cambridge, Manchester. by Angus
tine Royal and Company, Of Manchester.
p. NJ.
Lot on north side of Monument Avenue,
near Allison, by Pollard and Bagbyi $50 /
p, NJ.
Fl Thursday Number Of lots in Tabbs
plan OF "gandon," at the Reservoir. by
~. ". Bowe and Son; y, M.
Dwelling and lot on Riverylew Avenue
near Manchester, by "A. l.. Adamson, OF
Manchester; T.. NJ,
L Nine-room brick dwelling No. 5l5 North |
Third, by Mcyegh and CHM; c p. III.
Lot at northeast corner of I3owe and
Broad, and lot on north side OF Broad, |
between Bawe and Kinney by John 4.
GoddiA and Company 7. NJ
Frame store and lot at southwest corr
ner of Grace and Monroe, by Charles a. |
Rose and Green and Read; p. NJ
Eight-room dwelling and six lots on
Il Brookland Park Boulevard, at intersec-
ton Of Carrlngton, by Douglas e. Tay-
Tor. $50 +. NJ
Friday--Iwenty-thFee acre tract, with !
\ eight-room dwelling. outbulldings, etc, on
south eide Of Grove Road, about a mile
from the city. by McNelgh ana CHM. 5
II. NJ, "A
-Four dwellings, no. la2 Miller Avenue
and Nos. 5, 8 and ls 9ork, Barton
Heights, by J. Thompson Brown ana
Company; $50 p. Al
Sllockoe Meets at Murphy's.
Ghockoe Council or Royal Arcanum, the