Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
also be dormitories and where all the In
terests of collegiate life will be centered.
Good Business Reported.

1.-THE advent of the summer season seems
to have had little or no effect on real es-
tate sales in Washington thus far" said
a member of the firm of Moore & Hill. AS
a usual thing real estate brokers, In COM
mon with all others engaged in business In
Washington, look to see some diminution
in the volume Of trade during the not
months in the capital city. This year,
however, from present Indications prom
Uses to be something of an exception. 1t
has been an unusually good one with u.s.
and the summer promises to be a record
breaker. Up to the present time we nave
seen falling off in the interest shown
in real estate dealings, nor in the amount
of business. Nor do we look to see any
BILE tagging. Not few of our sales
have been to buyers who have chosen the
summer season opportune time to
make selection in the way of homes or
of investments.
"Cleveland Park property has been es-
pecally active houses and lots going rap
idly, a number of the houses being sold
within twentyfour to forty-eight hours
from the time of the first advertisement.
One property was sold within three hours
OF the appearance of the first public an
nouncement that 1t was on the market. In
other cases rivalry has been so keen as
to bring in as high as three Offers backed
by cash deposits, within the same hour
Lots are going readily, number of
choice locations having been sold recently
and number of others being under con-
sideration. number Of those who have
bought lots expect to build in the very
near future, the dwellings in each case be-
ing such as to add additional attraction to
this most beautiful suburb
'Two-story apartment houses are as pop
ular as ever to investors. The returns are
nearly double what other property is pay
ing. The demand to rent these buildings is
also Keeping well up to the supply"
Sales of Realty.
& Hill are the following: For the Cleveland
Park Company the following properties in
Cleveland Park: To Mrs. Elizabeth s. Dan
enhower. 1882 Ashley terrace; to Walter H.
Evans 1882 Newark street, for $1,000; to
William S. Gregg, 3416 34th street; to Byron
N. Graham, 1898 Bridge street; to Miss
Mary E. Male, lot northeast corner Newark
street and Folsom place: lot on Newark
street near 34th street to Frederick A. Fen
ming; to Hugh C. Mitchell, 3O3S Newark
street, to Mrs. Lillian w. Little; to Mrs
Cora A. Quackenbush, lot on Newark street
near 34th street The aggregate amount Of
these sales Is about $4,000.
The same firm has also sold for Mrs
Elzabeth S. Danenhower northwest corner
oth ana South Carolina avenue southeast;
10 LOT Harry Wardman, 1918 o street for
B,UO; for David Moore trustee southwest
corner North Capitol and V streets: for
John G. Campbell, 1906 Sd street northwest:
Tor Patrick F. Hamian, to Pomfret L. Hern-
uoll, iiIo L street northwest: to George F.
jackson. l622 Vermont avenue northwest:
10 Nafter 3 Winfield, 1926 Vermont avenue
northwest; to Rev. DIR. Thomas X Noble,
1860 nth street northwest; to ULYSSES s
Cathtt, 1916 Yale street, Columbia Heights.
70 mrs Anna w. Holt, 1854 Yale street; to
Peter II. Allen, 1910 10th street northwest.
ior Dr. Frank A. Mazzei to Mrs. Nancy w.
alexander, 1915 North Capitol street: for
John G- Campbell, 2325-2 1927 18th street
washington Heights, for $500 each; to
the Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Eehk, premises 707 street northwest for
randolph 7. Warwick, 1922 Whitney ave-
nue., Columbia Heights and for John G.
oamppell, 1918 Whitney avenue; for Mrs
Sarah w. Bradley, 1905 @ street north
west; Edmund P. Keliher, sos 18th street
northwest; for George S. Cooper the follow
ing properties: To Miss Julia Middleton
f5o-449 Tennessee avenue northeast: ABA
tennessee avenue northeast to Harry j
OConnor; 451 Tennessee avenue northeast
to Mrs. Kathleen NJ. Wade; 439 Tennessee
avenue northeast to Jonathan E. Spur: to
Frank h. Fugard, 447 Tennessee avenue
northeast; for Alexander Millar, 1901 North
Capitol street, $500; to DR.. Frank A MAJ
EEL North Capitol and 7 streets
for $3.50 The same firm has sold to
Harry Wardman fifteen lots in the Moore
Barbour addition to Bloomingdale on
which he will erect new houses at once
Moore & Hill have also just concluded the
negotiations for the sale of a piece of prop
erty the price of which amounts to $40 60