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wait until they have to move before start
ing out to secure one, and such forehand-
ed persons have already been supplied.
Ihere are. however, many who decide upon
their winter abode at a rather late period
and there are. of course, others for whom
circumstances determine that matter. But
Whatever the reason, there are always those
who want establishments more or less elab-
crate for the winter; and there are, of
course, houses to be had.
1t Is difficult to provide furnished house
that Will suit in every particular those who
are IN search of what may be called ready
made homes, and no doubt those that are
round here are well adapted to the market.
Quarters for Servants.
At the same time it is noticed by dealers
tnat OF late years there has sprung up a
demand for houses that have adequate ac-
coihhooatlons for sunlcient corps of serv-
ants Not enough servants rooms is the
criticism that Is often heard from people
VINO are on a tour Of inspection of the
large furnished houses that ora oefarna ,n tn.
rent. "
This requirements is being met in the newer
houses, and. also, to some extent, has been
supplied In those that are already in use
~ Is also noted that feature of some of
.ne inooern apartment houses is facilities
Of this sort.
Some Suburban Homes.
Progress has been made during the past
season IN adding to the number of houses
that are in the subdivision near the line of
connecticut avenue north of Chevy Chase,
Inc projectors of this enterprise, H. M.
Martin & Co., have found good demand
for property of this character from neonIe
VINO want homes rather than from specu-
!ators Among those who have begun to
build or intend to do SO in the near future
are the following: Charles NJ Snyder NJ
w. Zantzinger, Stephen Reid Miss Giles
Die, Kate ID. Turner Paw
Prentiss, ]. H. Dynes, George P DoWney.
Howard B.. Plum, G. T. Marshall, D. w
Manners, Kate Farr.
The list of lot owners includes the fol-
lowing: D. w. Manners, Walter Hender-
1cks, Harry j. Luskey, Joseph c. Lynn, w,
s. Taylor, Stephen Reid, Albert M Jackson.
l.. D. Hudson, Miss Gillespie, Kate D. Tur-
ner, Horace E. Alexander A. c. Baldwin,
Winter B. Miffieton, R. S. Hiltner, Mr.
Long, George F. Mkkleson, mary Fisher,
Walter ]. Stuart, M. P. Spencer, George
Redway, E. ]. Skinner, Mary Collins, Mar
garet Cook, J. H. Taylor. William Van
Ness, Willard D. Jones, D. K. Keohane,
J. B. Burge, Lillian Prince, G. T. Marshall,
A. Given, w. c. Lee, Annie E. Hipkins.
Miss Cummings, w, P. Montgomery, Chas.
M. Snyder j. H. Dynes, Ray T. Teele AL
bert Prentiss, M. w. Zantzinger. Hannah
Polkinhorn. Kate Polkinhorn, Arthur G.
Plum, George w. Shockey, Philip H. Ward.
Curtis S. Feeser, George w. Burke, George
W. Keil, Joseph w. Caldwell, Walter ].
Hurley, William Conradis, Kate Farr,
George P. Downey, Thomas Downey.
Sales Of Property.
Moore & Hill Qnc), real estate brokers,
have closed q number Of important deals
lately.
They have completed negotiations where
by Clarence F. Norment and Harry Ward
man will erect six handsome detached
houses with side yards on the southwest
corner of Columbia road and Baltimore
street. Washington Heights, to sell for from
SIT coo to $25, 900 each
For DR.. z. T. Sewers this firm has sold
the plot of ground at the southeast corner
the subdivision known as Columbian College
grounds, subdivision of Columbia Heights
This lot fronts seventy feet on University
place and 145 feet on Huntington place.
Modern three-story houses will be erected
on this lot.
For the ODonnel estate the large cor
ner at 14th and Kenesaw avenue, Columbia
Heights, and two lots 18th street and Co.
lumbia road, containing in all 33, 800 square
feet of ground
For Watson ]. Newton, his residence, 1882
K street northwest
For Frank Lyon, 2515 10th street, Wash
ington Heights.
For Osterman & Butler, five of their new
houses, recently erected, on yelling place
between 18th and 18th streets, Columbia
Heights
For David Moore, three of the new houses
recently erected on street near North
Capitol street, Bloomingdale.
For Edward N. Richards, 1874 street
northwest.
For George Thompson, 1920 18th street
northwest.
For Mrs. Lucy Phillips, 2211 street
northwest.
For E. Plowden Dougherty, 1862 Willard
street northwest.
For E. Plowden Dougherty, 17O5-17O7 Erie
street, Washington Heights.
To Miss B. Keenan,, 1743 Lowell street,
Ingleside.