The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
THE. REAL ESTATE
MARKET Is ACTIVE
Agents Are Kept Busy WITH
sales and New Build
ings.
RENTAL SEASON HAS PASSED
Some Handsome Structures Com
pleted i'll West End--Irans-
fers OF Property.

There is a decided degree OF acl'N'ts
shown in the real estate marhet' VIZ
nrsnts being kept busy all OF each Gay III
ne week. The rent season mas pracu-
oaj,y ended. and this end OF the business
5,f Of tt.air hands, the dealers are 'urn-
-. .haf- attention to the buildings that
ar. going up in every section oi 49, W.
,,ond. In the Lee District many mana
.o,,,o e r,,c,ures are nearing completion'
ybf,e Others are just being started.
1as, week was busy ono With the
,oal estn., dealers And the indications
+. !, i. ,b,t ,h,s week will prove 10 pc
Il .,es,,,,,. as busy for all of the agents.
rno of the most striking and imposine
s,ructnres recently erected In the west
End is the Kellam Sanitorltlm, Mnicll
y aIi,,s, been completed. The building
as.,,rYes !, CONSPICUOUS site on West Main
srrest and while, strictly speaking. is
nar in Lee District, 1t yet commah s W w
almost complete view of that hal mans soil,e
Sc don The building Is 'hree sl leiII7.
with basement; has siNtS52i .tI, -.
- ven provided with baths and electr1c
lights.
Another New Building.
ANON the new buildings Just COM COM
,,I..tsI q ~. Undertaking establishment
nf a ". Bennett. at No %. West Sroa'i
Street.
mo building is quite g handsome one.
,,.-,,f ia ft,r-,,fsheti witt. new and improved
4.snrI,inrner-s from bottom 70 Top. me
asts hlls;1rnent embraces, ces;des lh+' "
tirn on the lower tiuor- Private Sttt ,SS'ssr
show rooms. mortriary chapet, csao 10Th lli'
stuck and work rooms and niOrs more .! .to y,
rr,,.s ar is one of tie few IN The S''uth'
sui is eu,iinDed with modern Horsue
,.,t7,aa 1-,tf rr:ir,oiithic floor Under MS
nav arrangement Mr. Bennett has his
Tri,ert,l,frlg rooms and livery stables
,,,,r,ar an. roof. Mr. Bennett's parlors
ara now omen 10 the public. and ne IN
ytes all TO visit and inspect them
81 one OF the most attractive sales or the
Veek viii be that or Tuesday, litn IN
start. al AGO ?. NJ. OF the new ana az
sraerjve hricE dwelling No. 6l5 Graham
street v=;tt, Iot fronting sixty feet. This
r-operty Is convenient to all OF the large
er;.erprises OF the East End. and as Il Is
bsfrt- sold for nonresident, bar
gain can be expected.
Property Transfers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T. Green TO J. P,
Ford. 3 feet on north line of Main Street,
is fee: west of Cherry Street and 80
feet on south line of 30 foot alley, be-
tween Main and Cary Streets, l23 feet
west of Cherry Street. $500. y
Charles T. Brown and wife to a ~
Jacobs and Raphael Levy, 81 feet on
Broad street northwest corner of Bowc
Street $500.
G. w. Childs to Charles X. Willis, Sc
feet on south line Of Ivy Street 1l3 3-4
feet east of Rowland Street. subject to
deed OF trust for $3.50 I95o.
Henry s. Wallerstein and wife to VIII
liam Ed waaa Thompson, II 6ia-l2 feet on
i east line..of Bowe Street. No, .7l7, sl,15o
II. R. Pollard. sreclal commissioner,
to Emma Johnson, 80 feet OF north line
Of Broad Street. No, 1904 East, $3.50.
c. G. Burton and wife to Belle r,
Bachrach. 80 feet on south line of Monu-
ment Avenue, 30 feet west of Meadow
Street. 5000.
Teresa Dppner, PhIlamena Blllcy and
Elizabeth Dippner's ex'or. to John B.
and Philamena Bliley. interest in As 3-4
feet on north line of Marshall Street, 50
feet west OF Third Street s1,GSo
Henrico-Trustees of Petersburg Bank
ing and Trust Company to NJ. a. Finn,
148 feet on Lamb Avenue, southeast COR
ner of Dove Street, Barton Heights,
$500
Hugh S. Bcattie and wife to Annie NJ,
Beattie, 1882 acres on north side OF Cary
Street about one mile west Of Richmond,
being a part OF "Woodlawn," 5000.
Jane u Patch to Sadie l.. Patch. rs
acres near r., r. and p. r. r., about
twelve miles north of Richmond, $3.50
Same TO * V. Patch, ten acres near
Tayor's Crossing, on r., II. and r. r. r.,
about ten miles north of Richmond, sub
jcct TO vendors lien of $3.50, 500
Jacob w Wilbur aud wife 10 Martha
]. Winstead lot No. ia on plan OF High.
land Terrace, 1876.