The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-30
IN THE REAL
ESTATE MARKET
Sales Were Dull for the Past
Week, But Prospects Are
Brighter.

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Brighter.
There have been compare lively few
auction sales Of property during the past
week. The schedule for next week, how
ever, offers Some good property, and the
market is expected to take on renewed
life. Many privatet sales have been re-
corded, and some valuable and handsome
dwellings, have changed hands ~
Mrs. a. L. Bronddus and Mr.. Charles
II. Motley, of Caroline county, last week
purchased from Mr.. James A. Leach his
beautiful home in Bayton Heights. The
sale was made through j. a. Connolly
and Company Mr.. Motley will occupy
the residence Mr.. Leach is deputy clerk
Of Henrlcn-county.
In the West End Of the city great
deal Of building Is being done at this
time. The real estate men arc kept busy
lacking signs upon houses that Will be
vacated after the 1st Of September. On
account OF the great number of citizens
who have built houses and will move into
their new homes within a few weeks.
there are many more houses for rent IN
the city, and as result 1t Is expected
that there will be a decrease In the price
for dwellings this fall.
Usually Dull.
While July and August are usually
off months in real estate, yet the reaA
estate agents Of Richmond report the
past month one of unusual activity for
the season, and that the coming month
gives promise of being equally as busy.
J.. Thompson Brown and Company re-
port among other private sales made
by them the past week, the following
A Grace Street dwelling for........s7b0o
A West Clay Street dwelling for. 2,4O0
a Monument Avenue lot for-...... 3,OoO
A., cl,nn n n n d
West Marshall Street lots........".. $500
B Thirteenth Street dwelling. ........ $50
Total Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
The same Arm will sell at public auc~
tlon Tuesday, August LIST. ut =. NJ,
< the attractive cottage. dwelling and large
lot, No. 1903 Floyd Avenue. near Home
Place; This section Is fast building up,
4 and, being in the growing West End, Is
much sought after for homes and Invest
nents.
Sales Scheduled.
Pollard g. -jagby will on Friday at
3 o'clock offer for sale two attractive lots,
one on the northwest corner of Grove
Avenue and Mulberry Street, and the
ether on the north line of Grove Ave
nue., between Robinson and Cedar Streets.
On Friday, at $50 o'clock in the after
noon, A. r. Chewing & Co., Will sell
ut public aution the property at No. VIC
North First Street.
In execution OF a deed of trust c. L.
penoon, trustee. will sell at public auc-
ton on Tuesday the fine farm In Hanover
county, known as the ashland Kennels
farm The farm contains IT'S acres OF
land, and there are exceptionally good
houses on It, The sale will begin at ] 80
O'clock.
10 make room or the rintsch gas
plant which Is soon to locate In Man
chester A. l.. Adamson, tho Manchester
real estate dealer will offer for sale 90
morrow at A:3O o'clock the three dwell
ings, Nos. 401, 4O3 and 407 Balnbridge
\ Street.
Real Estate Transfers.
II. Lee Corter and wife to r. S. Cole
man, 2S 1-2 feet on south line OF Ivy
Street, 217 feet east Of Meadow Street,
$1,000.
Walter Christian, clerk, to D. q. Fol
lard, 25 feet on east line of Thlrtieth
Street, 16O feet south Of Q, Street. sold
for taxes in the namo Of Ellen D. Boyd,
for year 1854, amounting to $3.50.
David MRade White special commits
soner to-. E...B. Farinholt, 81 "a feet on
on north line OF Twcnty-seventh Street.
81 ia feet south of NJ Street, $500
and wives, and Sarah e. GILMAN, to
John J. Kevenoy, IS feet on north line
of Ivy Street, 1i3 3-4 feet west Of Elm
Street, 500.
Henrico County Transfers.
Robert c. Brauer and wife to f. L.
Richardson. 80 feet on the west line OF
Rogers Street, $3.50.
Brauer Cattle Company's trustee to
Robert c. and Eta ], Brauer. 60 feet on
the west line of Rogers Street. s247,b0,
Cora NJ. and Il. NJ. Wallace to Adcln
S. Small. GO feet on the west line Of Fifth
Avenue. southwest corner OF Willow
Street, SIS.
Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan and
Trust Company to Howard Sutton, 20
feet on the south side Of Windcr Street
so feet from Gates Street; 40 feet on
the south line of WIndcr Street, 40 feet
from Gates Street s21O0.
William H. Brauer's trustees to Josc-
phhne f. Brauer. four tracts OF land ag-
grcgating $3.50 acres. fronting on south
side o. Brauers Lane, and 1T 1l-l2 feet
on the east line OF Rogers Street, near
Y Street. s9,523,l3.
Joel Yates, from II, r. Pollard, Jr,,
trustee, 20 feet on the east line OF Thirty
first Street, So feet north Of Street, $lG2.
p. 8. Leake, Jr.. from Real Estate Sc
curly company, rustce ohe-haH lntc'cSt
In 90 feet on the cast line OF Meade
Street. 100 feet south Of EVinder Street,
and 20 feet on the west line OF Thirty
second Street, go feet north OF s Street,
sa54
r. c. Brauer and wife to Stuart Bowc,
trustee, 30 feet on the west line OF Ro-
gers Street 1888.
r. L. Richardson to same, 30 feet on
the west line Of Rogers Street, 1885.
Arthur r. Long and wife 10 G. c. Cha
pin. trustee, 60 feet on the west side OF
Fifth Avenue, As feet south OF Althen
Street, plan OF Chestnut iInl. $3.50
Adelia s. and r. ID. Small to same, GO
feet on the west line of Fifth Avenue,
southwest corner OF Willow Street.
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