The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
FOR REAL ESTATE
Much Desirable Property Will Be
Offered for Sale This
Week.
aEvIEW OF A BUSY WEEK

Interest in the real estate market has
Increased within the past ten days, ana
for this time OF year is considered 10 DC
extremely high. There are several very
tmportant sales scheduled for the next
week, and buyers are keeping sharp
watch on all property to be disposed OIL.
Nine acres of land near the boulevard
and Cary Street will be sold. 1t is adVer-
tised BY r. b. Chaffin and Company, VINO
have ii III charge. They Will receive pias
for the land. The great amount or ouilo-
ing that has been done of late IN tnis
direction attracts more attention 10 the
snIe OF this land, and 1t is believed that
there will be any quantity OF buyers.
There are n number of private sales
to take place within the next week, ana
some exceedingly valuable properly VIII
change hands.
on Wednesday of this week Green and
Redd will offer at public auction the two
story, eight-room brick dwelling IN Lee
District, No. 500 Rowland Street. The
lot is 100 feet deep and the property is
considered very Valuable. monthly
rent of SSSS}.SS33 is beiig received from the
house at present.
The handsome house at No. POS South
Jefferson Street Will be sold at COM
1nissioner's sale on Thursday afternoon
at 6 o'clock.
A. ]. Chewing and Company will on
Thursday sell the detached brick dwell
ing at No. 500 West Cary Street. The sale
will be at 6 o'clock and is expected TO
draw large crowd, since the property
is considered very valuable.
On Wednesday n. w. Bowe and Soma
will sell the brick dwelling at No. Gil
East Leigh Street. The sale will be at
$3.50 o'clock.
Reviews of Sales.
Several important real estate sales oc-
Cured during the past week. Not the
least of these was the sale of the Vir-
Il GINA Club property, on Church Hill, by
j. Thompson Brown and Company TO the
: Children's Society of Virginia, of which
Z Rev. DR.. w. j. Maybee is president. This
property will be remodecd and will be
used as temporary home for orphan
children. pending the time for adoption.
The factory lot and site at the corner
Of Ninth and Cary Streets was sold to
Mr.. r. e. Burton. The purchase price
was over seven thousand dollars. This
property is considered very valuable, 10.
GATED as 1t is in the very business por-
non OF Richmond.
a deal was put through the latte.
part OF the week whereby the Southern
EXDress Company rents the entire lower
floor OF The Williams property. on the
a.ioi tH"eSl corner OF Nlnth and Cary
Streets. The third story of this build
ing is used for the Blues Armory. Plans
are being perfected for the remodelng OF
The lower story for the express COM
pany and the headquarters here will be
the largest Of any city in the South.
BY private sale during the past week
MIR. Everett Waddey purchased the Haas
property, at the corner of Robinson: and
Franklin Streets. The consideration was
Nv nI IL. ~
for an investment. 1t is desirably located
and the price paid is considered very
good.
General and Mrs. A. H. Phillips sold
to the Sisters of Charity of ST. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum and Academy one hun
drcd acres of land on the Brook Turn
pike, near Lakeside Park. The consid-
Grafton was $1,000. The tract of land
adjoins the one hundred and fifty acres
now owned by the, Sisters of Charity.
Real Estate Transfers.
r. Kock. % feet on east line of First
Street IS IA feet north of Canal Street,
$500
Elgln D. and Richard r. Styll to George
l.. Anderson, 16 10 feet on north line
OF Cary Street, III 1-2 feet west of Aladl-
son Street, 5000.
Henry S. Wallerstein and wife to LII
nan j. ROBERTS, ~ Ii rect on west line
of Fourth Street, 163 1-3 feet north OF
Canal Street. $500
Jackson Bolton to Henry J. Tolker,
feet on north line of Chaftln Street,
lis 1-3 feet west of Beech Street, s35.
w. II. Schwartzchild and wife to Michel
Pucci, II IL feet on south line OF Leigh
Street, c. IL feet west of Graham street.
sl,olo.
Henrico: John D. Gardner and wife to
Emily v. Dement,. lots to 7, both in
elusive. and small triangle at southeast
corner of lot &c. all IN section D. plan
OF Glen Echo Park. s1,GD0.
L. ] Cheatwood and wife to William
II, Wilkerspn 30 feet on cast line Of
Twenty-eighth Street. 100 feet south of T
Street, 1885,
Fred. G, Brauer Jr., and wife to Geo.
w. Troxler. 81 feet on east line Of Twen-
tieth Street, northeast corner of r
Street s3l5
NJ b. Herman and wife to Veronica
LayinlSa lot No 25 in plan OF Capitol
View, $3.50.
L. II, Vaughan and wife TO G. w,
Hunt, acres on south side of Williams
burg Road, adjoining the land Of Well
and Hellstern, 500.
OCEAN VIEW LOTS.
Look for the Ocean View Cottage Com