Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-20

ny order of Douglass and David, trustees.
Three-story brick house. No. 22I Sd street
northwest, sold TO j. w. Lohr, for secs,
by order of Sohon and Zimmerman, trus-
tees Lot on Rhode Island avenue north
west between 11th and 10Th, sold to Julius
Graves for S1.I5 per square foot, by order
of attorney.
Twelve lots in East Washington Park.
sold to John Mckee, for $3.50, by
order of Walker and Weller, trustees. Two
story frame house, No. 524 9TH street south
east, sold to w \. Simpson. for $3.50, by
order of Walker and Weller. trustees
Tsyo-story brick house. No. 1921 l street
northeast sold to Levi II. David, for $1,000
by order of Howard and Wilmarth, trus-
tees, Frame house. No, 3o5 10th street
southeast. sold to J. F. Donohoe & Sons
for $500, by order of Siddons and Thomas.
trustees. Frame house, No. 400 * street
southeast, sold to 2. g. Saur for $40, by
order of same.
Three brick houses in alley between
9th and eth, G and II streets south
west, sold 10 William II. White. for $1,5oo,
by order of same. Frame house, No. 435
CulllHane alley southwest, sold to Albert
L. Collins, for $500, by order of same.
Frame house, No. Goat alley northwest,
sold 10 l.. G. Wall, for $3.50 by order of
same. Three brick houses, Nos. l, and 3
Heitmuller for sl,750, by order of same.
Frame house No. 1000 Madison street
northwest, sold to Mrs. Lucy B. Nash,
for $1,000, by order of same. Frame
iltuSt, NO liz MdUlSOD street northwest,
sold to NJ. Mahaney, for 81 $50. by order of
same. Brick house. No. 1925 Temperance
alley northwest. sold to j. d. Sullivan, for
500, by order of same.
Woodmont Club House.
club house is to be built by the Wood
mont Club on its property in Maryland
to take the place of the structure that
was destroyed by fire last fall. The con-
tracts have been about concluded for the
work by Mr. James NJ. Green. and the
new house, when completed, will be much
more comfortable than was the one it
will replace. 1t will rest on foundation
of stone and in the cellar will be heat
ing apparatus THAI will supply the entire
building. Upstairs there will be bath
rooms and other conveniences which the
old house lacked.
Metropolitan Club House.
The home of the Metropolitan Club.
which since the fire of few months ago
has stood deserted wreck, is soon to be
taken down. On this site, which has
broad frontages on 18th and on H street
is to be a building which, it is expected,
will not only be an ornament architectural
ly to the city, but will provide more COM
Portable quarters to the members of the
club than they have had heretofore.
The entire site is to be occupied by the
new building with the exception of a
court III iile rear, winch Will De arranged
as garden, with a terrace. and will be
made an adjunct of the interior arrange
ment. There are to be four Stories and
the architects selected to prepare the
plans, who are Helm & LaFarge of New
York have been instructed not to exceed
the sum of $4,000.
A Residence Sold
The residence of the late Judge James,
1924 Massachusetts avenue. has been sold
to Mr.. John f. Wilkins.
Sale of a Business Property.
Moore & Hill, real estate brokers, have
sold. for George S. Cooper, the property
Nos. 925 and 92512 G street northwest The
improvements consist of two stores and the
purchaser buys the property as an invest
ment
Houses and Lots
Moore & Hill have also sold, for Charles
w. Darr and Charles E. Roach, receivers.
lots, 80, "A and 10, square 1O2S; for William
F. Roe, 1211 T street northwest; for Man
ming heirs, 800 T street northwest; for
William P. Lockwood e. Myrtle street
northeast; for H Rozier Dulaney, lots Il
and is, lngleside, and lot corner Omaha
street. Folsom place, Cleveland Park: aor
George d. Seeley, house, corner Highland
avenue and Newark street, Cleveland Park;
for II. Rozier Dulaney, lot on Newark
street, cleveland Park; for John L. Warren,
lot on Newark street, Cleveland Park; for
John Sherman, 1927 Newark street Cleve-
land Park; for John Sherman, 3611 Mil
waukee street, Cleveland Park; for William
+. Mattingly, lots g., G3 and "a, square 40;
for George H. Lee, 922 18th street north
west; for Mrs. b. NJ. Andrews, 1915 Column
bia road. Columbia Heights; for Charles j.
Walker. 1888 T street northwest; to Samuel
Jacob, 3414 nth street Mt. Pleasant; for
Montague D. Jacobs, 1910 Columbia road,
Columbia Heights.
Cleveland Park Property.
Moore & Hill, the sales agents for Cleve-
land Park report an unusually active bust
ness in Cleveland Park, their sales during
the past three months in this suburb alone
amounting to 1900, the sales being from
So ,U0O to SIT 900 each.