The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-09
IMPORTANT SALES
FOR This WEEK ::.|:..K|''
Real Estate Market Grows
Very Much
Stronger.
WEATHER HAS INTERFERED'
Several Handsome Buildings to
A Be Offered i'll Few Days.
The Transfers.

Real estate sales have, been compara-
lively quiet during the week just ending.
Indictment weather has had something to
do with the stagnation in the mariet.
But Notwithstanding the weather and
other unfavorable conditions, real estate
agents express themselves as being en-
tircly satisfied with the amount Of
business done and the prospects for future
sales.
J. Thompson Brown and Company will
offer for sale next week several .desira-
bile. building lots OH West Broad and
Main Streets. Several handsome build
ings are also scheduled to be sold with
in the next ten days.
On Clay Street. near Eighth. Edward s.
Rose and Company are offerings for sale
an excellent dwelling.
c. L. and X. L. Denoon, auctioneers,
will sell on Wednesday the attractive
brick dwelling at No, sos North Twcn-
ty-ffth Street The sale will be at s
o'clock in the afternoon. THIS property
liz considered very valuable on Church
Hill. and the sale will be largely at
tended.
, cour, sale of the property located at
No. 11I7 Seventeenth Street. The build
Ing Is frame one.
Will Build Homes.
Messrs. ]. Thompson Brown and Com
pany sold last week to Mr.. ]. ]. Miller
the beautiful building site of lis feet on
Grove Avenue. near Auburn Street, and
also the fine lot OF 100 feet adjoining to
Mr.. Augustus Robertson, the sale aggIe-
eating $1,000.
The lots are on the east and west
of the new suburban home lately built
by Mr.. Walter 1rby, Of the Merchants
National Bank, and are considered the
prettiest home sites on the avenue. Both
gentlemen purchased to build homes for
their own occupancy at an early date
prererring the beauty and comfort of
large and spacious lawns to the dis
comfort of a contracted city lot.
Property Transfers.
Richmond: Francis r. Green to Ed
ward G. Chalkley. 20 feet on the east
line OF Meadow Street, 1894 feet south of
Hanover Street. $3.50.
James e. Cannon, special commissioner,
to II. s. Wallerstein and j. D. Carncal,
1872 feet on the south line OF @ Street.
corner OF Twenty-eighth Street. $685.
j. w. Dennis to Thomas Davis. Is feet
on the east line of Twenty eighth Street,
141 feet south of Street. $500.
w. l.. Carneal and wife to John p. Da-
wilson. 251s feet on the north line OF
Grace Street, 111.S1 feet west OF Iombardy
Street. $3.50.
William J. Currys executor to r. II.
HARDWOOD and James T. Sloan. 81 5-6 feet
on the south line OF Peasants Street,
60 2-3 feet west OF Scott Street, $3.50.
West End Home Building Fund Asso-
citation to John r. Powers and r. r.
Green, "a feet on the north side OF Grove
Avenue 81 TIP feet cast of Sycamore
Street. 1880.
Hcnrico: Henry S. Wallersteln and
wife to ]. NJ. and r. S. Gardner, rs feet
on south line OF Main Street, 112h feet
east of Walnut Street, $50.
The Tax Title Company to Lawrence
Casselman. 4s Ia feet on Friendship
Street, Maddox Hill: lots Nos SO, SO and
49, plan q Robin Park; lot No. 4. In
square No. ..3o, plan Of Highland Park
20 feet on the east line of Egglcston
Street, and lots Nos. Z and s in block
G. plan OF Leonard Heights, S.
F. Sltterding and wife to n. =. Woods
lots Nos. 15, 16 and II. In block No. 12
plan of Chestnut Hill. $500.
Edward Donahue and wife TO Edwin
Carl. Allen w. and Elmer x. Bschoff
26h feet on the north line of Carringtor
Street, 100 Hip feet east Of Twenty-sec.
ond Street. $500.