The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
REAL Estate;
BUILDING. NEWS.
Business Is Being Transacted
y Right Along On the
Realty Market.
Bic SALES ALE: THIS WEEK
Many People Are ', Looking e the
West End |, for
Homes.
PUBLIC SALES THIS WEEK

''Therc Is nothing startling to relate IN
1.-The real estate market said a man who
buys and sells Richmond dirt and rents
out Richmond houses, but business is
being transacted every day by the real
estate agents A number OF lots changed
n hands during the past week but pretty
II much all Of the transactions were pr-
waite, and so far as my memorandum
: goes. L am not at libertyEto talk Of
them 55i58
All the agents, like the one quoted
above are doing business, but they are
not giving out any interviews. There
4 have been of late but few public sales
but as heretofore stated in this column,
that liz evidence OF good times.
Going Westward.
Il 81 Many people IN search OF homes ARE SUI
y looking to the West End and out in.that
mart Of town the music made by the
D hammer. the saw and the trowe1 Is
being heard to an increasing degree.
THE cool October days have not as yet
called {, halt on the good work OF nome
building out towards the setting sun.
Builders report that they are finding
z little or no trouble in making contracts
n with home makers. yi
S 4 Among the sales recorded last week
mas one nv J. Thompson Brown and2
II Company, who sold for the Rlchmonu
n Realty aud Development Company, q X
10. fronting 81 feet on Broad Street near
ii Henry at sl75 per front foot. Mrs. NJ. ~
It Sutherlin, who was the purchaser pro
noses to erect on the lot three modern
stores with fats above.
AIessrs. Brown and Company also SOLO
.l-s or
X three story dwelling No. us East Main
Ia Street corner Of Third Street
Messrs !. A. Connolly and Company
5s report the saie during the last week OF
the following properties, for Mr.. n.
~ fIeIs,er. Nos. SIS and SIS IL North Twen-
ty-sayenth street for $3.50: Tor Mr.. WI.
Ham II. Scf1warzschild. Nos. cs12 and 2s14
.as q Street. prfc.s 81 100: for Mr.. r. Fran
Il s.te-,s- NO. re North First Street, for
II 81 s-.I. also for Mr. II, S. Wallerstein Nos.
s.Es and SIS South Reservoir Street, price
. $3.50.
YES Sales This Week.
The following action sales are an
r,cunceti far this week: Tuesday the 10th,
ii a. !, o'clock. Sutton and Company VIII
Ii g1sseil a large detached brick dwelling on
Clay stree: between Munford ana Gil
ir,er Streets.
J. Thompson Brown and Company VIII
on TUESDAY at $50 P NJ. sell the two
story frame dwelling No. oso6 Q Street,
On the same date, the same firm Will sell
the two story frame dwelling NO. @N
North Twenty ninth Street. On Wednes'
day at P. NJ, J.Thompson Brown and
& Company will sell the handsome resi-
dence No. e03 Park Avenue. built owned
and occupied by the late Governor
Charles T. O'Ferrall,
Z Property Transfers.
Richmond-Dane Hnllihan and vie
to Henry s. Iyallerstein, % feet on north
line of .Cedar Street, 40 feet east Of
Seventh Street. $l,30o.
G. d. Pearman and WIFE, TO e. NJ and
c F Cole. e ia feet on east line OF
Twenty nth Street, 100 7-12 south OF NJ
Street, s1,325.
Albert A. Ross heirs. to David Henry
wisman, 43 1-2-12 feet on west line Of
Us sSt. James Street, northwest corner Of
x Coutts Street. $500,
Mary Ann DAILY and Patrick H., to
william II. Gudt, IS feet on north line
Z OF hDenny Street northeast corner Of
Highland Street. 501.
Henrico-Ellzaheth Mary Meyers,
trustee to Joseph f. Orschel. % IA feet
on north line of Leigh Street, plan OF
Rayenswood. S.
John A. Lahb special commissioner to
Marion Teller. 72 70 acres on the VIII
liamsburg Road, about y miles east Of
Richmond, $500
w A. Gray, and wife, to joseph Rosen-
hemer,: lots Nos. II, - and l3, in block
9, nlnn OF Rrookland Park. $40,
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