The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-26
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CAPTAIN Dinlmock Presents Sug-G
III gestions i'll Apartment
+ House Building.
REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS E: Y s
Dealers in This Glass 81 Prop
erty Taking Care OF
Investors.

,rra eccon,panying Illustrations from
the architects drawings represent ths
,oost approved arrangement OF apart
rnent houses which have become SO pop
,llar for small families, and large num-
her OF which are being erected through
out the country. "a
1t is found that living In apartments
,,,ininizes the trouble and expense OF
housekeeping, as fewer number OF SER
wants arc required, and all the rooms
OF each apartment are upon one floor
s which saves time and trouble.
THE rents are less than that OF a small
house. and yet the apartment contains
a5 many rooms and are better planned
than the average houses at more rental.
IN other cities the apartments are
i more In demand than single houses and
4 many Of them have been erected as an
inyestment, bringing a. most satisfactory
return on the money invested.
The building Of some of the apartment
houses in the new West End Of the city
would be desira BILE for the reasons given
above, and the greater attraction such
buildings would present
THE first floor apartment has It's
own front entrance and porc,h seph-
rated from the entrance hall to the upper
floors. The stairway hall and entrance
to the second and third floors is enclosed
\ Al brick walls, making the stairway fire
nroof. and an additional stairway Is
provided for at the rear OF each ia az.
i Every apartment contains all the Y.
4 room 3 necessary, and all that are usually
found In small houses. and all the rooms.
are we'll lighted and ventilated.
These plans were designed py captain ,
MY. Dlmmook, architect. who has made
st,,dv Of these apartment buildings.
Sales Prospective.
Monday. $50 P. M.-store and dwelling,
No. 4al Goddin, by J. D. carneal and
A TUESDAY, 6 p. M.-Frame dwelling and
lot, No. 512 Randolph by Harrison ana
Grant.
Is Is. M.-Brick store and dwelling, Nos.
4 27oe l-2 and PHI East Main, by the a, -
X chewn!ng Company and John !. God udll1l.
4 and Company.
Hs s,yednesdaY,.ssio M.-Three-story brick
4 store, No, 1elo East Main, lot 20 feet 8
inches. nv 100 feet inches; and detached
tire story brick dwelling, No. 20 East
{ Marshall lot 80 by 100 feet, by the VIII
Lam B. Pizzni Company.
6 P. M.-Brick dwelling, No. 400 North
Eleventh, by the "A. j. Chewing Com
e pany.
g r. M.-Two-story brick dwelling, No.
lis 1-2 West Clay, by ]. B. Elan and
Company.
SS 6 p M,-Detached brick dwelling at
4 southeast corner Marshall and Twenty
eighth. by Pollard and Bagby
Thursday. II A. Improperly known as
Stony Point Mills, in Cumberland coun-
ty, together with seventy-acre tract con-
taining dwelling and store house, by
Henry Wood. Jr.. special commissioner,
Clarkvil!e, Va.
$50 p. MI. Thompson Brown and
Company will sell at public auction TWEEN
ty West End building lots. on Chain and
Beverly Streets. These lots are the last
holdings of corporation. who are wind
( ing up, and every lot put up will be
/ knocked out to the highest bidder.
s P. M-"Mar.on HIM.: on River Road,
about a mile from. Richmoffd contain
ing about thirty-two acres, brick dwell
ling. frame dwelling. barn. ETC.. by IT.
NJ. WORKMAN and Company.
s5 p. M-Lot No. 513 East Broad, front
ing 16 feet 2 inches. and occupied by
1 Miller and Rhoads. by the William B.
\ Fizzini Company.