Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-25
in the exterior walls, and the color scheme
will be that of light gray.
Business Property1Sold.

Sales of property assreportsd by Stone &
Fairfax, real estate BROKERS' include some
transactions in business properties which
are of interest In addition they report the
sales of unmproved ground and of dwell
ing property In the fist of business prop
critics are included the following:
To Oscar s. Taylor. n connection with w.
D. Sullivan, real estate broker. the thras-
story brick building, III 13th street north
west, for $4,000. The lot hal frontage Of
IL feet and depth of 100 feet.
The adjoining property, I12 18th street, Is
owned by Mr.. Taylor. and it is his purpose
to unite the two structures for the use OF
his business.
They have also sold for John W. Pilling
the three-story brick store building. SO 18th
street northwest for $1,000. The lot has u
frontage Of about 20 feet and a depth Of
about 100 feet. The purchaser acquired il
as an investment
Also for George J. May. the store a I'D
dwelling property at the southwest corner
OF LIST and P streets northwest for s7Jn.
Also the southwest corner of Nth ana L
streets northwest, the improvements being
store and dwellings for $500.
Vacant Ground Sold.
Stone & Fairfax have also sold some un-
improved property. For James 7. Gibbs
and Jacob Bool, trustees. the northwest cor
ner of 18th street and Kenesaw avenue,
Columbia Heights, containing 5000 square
feet, for 5000
The purchaser is the Friends Meetings.
Orthodox and 1t Is intended as a site for a
church building for the use of the congre-
gat to take the place of the church edi-
flee at the corner of and LIST streets north
east, which the congregation has occupied
for number of years past and which be-
ing in the square recently condemned by
the government for use as a site for the
proposed office building to be erected for
the Senate was acquired by the United
States.
Another lot sold by this firm was in con-
nection with James F. Shea, and is for
James N. Ellsworth, and is located at the
northwest corner of nth street and Whitney
avenue The price paid for the 6,OOO square
feet was $500. The purchaser intends to
improve this property by the erection of a
building to be occupied by himself as a
business place and also as residence.
They have also sold for Dr. r. L. Eliot
the lot at the southwest corner of 4th street
and Maryland avenue northeast. The pur-
chaser Mr.. Joseph F. Frank, is having
plans prepared for a house to be built there
for his own use. The price paid was $1,000.
lima avenue between 14th and 18th streets
northeast. The lots contain about 11.ooo
square feet and the price was 40 cents per
square foot. =. -.z=--
For Nicholas E. Young, the firm has sold
two lots on the south side of N street be-
tween Dist and 22d streets northwest the
dimensions being IS by no feet The price
paid was 81 per square foot.
For John Davis to Charles w. King. tr.,
a fffty-foot lot on the north side of Har-
ward street between 18th and 18th streets,
upon which Mr.. King will at once build
three houses. On the north side of that
block there will remain, when these houses
are built, only frontage OF hfty feet tnat
is not improved.