Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-17

Novt week will be a busy one for the
u estate agents Of Wilmington, as they
l1 ri have to prepare for the changes
Nn ,,g their tenants taking place on the
suioH ,lsi ,noyiug day, which will be Monday,
I5srcb 26th. as the 25th falls on Sunday.
IT, will be much work, such as repairs
y houses for new tenants, DC. While
" changes will be few, in comparison
.s,b ether wears, there will be enough TO
taen the agents busy looking after them.
16e snow storm of Wednesday and
rbnrsdsv stopped work on a number
= orerations. During the week the
nJoTare & Atlantic Telegraph and
T'ionhone Co. started the work OF tearing
iowp the two dwellings on Shipley street,
Vbere an addition to the already large
hnldine is to be erected. Much progress
vss made in the work and the houses are
slready lepeled.
CSonirctors are submitting bids for
a,e.tinp tue new schoOlhouse at lhirtlatl
,n4 Madison streets The plans and
-nac,6cstions are on the boards % the
aimee Of Architect h. L. Rice Jr The
hoard Of Education will open the bids
next Wednesday night.
William J. Fisher has sold the prop
srty Is No 1909 Tatnall street, owned
Nv Washington Hastings, to Daniel p.
/ Buckley ior Sl,650. He has also sold
. he house on the northwest corner Of
/ Eighth and Spruce streets, owned by the
. Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery
4 Co to Capt. Edwin Kershsw, for $4,000.
Architect E. L. Rice, Jr., is preparing
plsns for FIVE houses to be built on the
5ortb side OF Twenty-seventh street be-
tween Tatnall and Market for Levy Court
& Commissioner James Logue. -Four OF
he dwellings will be two stories and one
three story, which Mr.. Logue is to have
built for himself. There will be q store
on the corner Of Twenty-seventh and
Tstnall streets. In the rear OF the prop
critics Mr.. Logue will have a stable about
40 bv 35 feet. This section of the city
s building up rapidly and ground vii
probabv be broken soon for large mum
ber Of dwellings in that immediate neigh
borhood
John Z. Healey has been awarded The
contract to erect two houses for Samue
3. Baynard at Eighteenth and Wash
nqton streets. Plans for the house
we're on the boards at the Office Of Archi
tect Z L. Rice, Jr., for a week. Ihel
are to be three-story dwellings with /.
rooms each and all modern improve
ments
A large number Of transfers were re
corded at the city registry bureau durin
the week They were as follows:
Property on the north side Of COlumbi
avenue near Harrison street, by Mary A
Johnson to Generosa' Sasso, for 81 400.
Property at Eighteenth and Monro
streets, by William +. Hawkins to Georg
B. Booker for 81 $50.
Two dwellings at Ninth and du Pon
streets, by Daniel McKenney to Humpt
py Horgan, for S2,40O.
No. 1915 West Eighth street, by Henr
B. Seeds to Maxwell Matthews, for S5,75l
House at Fourteenth and Railroa
avenue, by Henry Hopes to the Diamon
Ice Co., for $1,000.
Dwelling on north side Of Sixth stre'
cast Of Lombard, by Robelen Piano @
to Louis Wolfman, for 81 600.
Property at Ninth and du Pont street
by Daniel Mckenney to Cornelius Ho
rgan for 81 200.
No. sos Walnut street, by Henneti
Adams to Lawrence G. Murphey, Il
S2l0O.
Two lots at Fourteenth and Locu
streets, by Landlith Improvement c
10 Arthur L. Foster, for $4,000.
One-haf interest in properties at Ten
and Adams streets, Front and Jacks'
and Second and Van Buren, by Sari
Alice Cox to William R. Eastwood,
$1,000
Property at Fourteenth and Railro
avenue by John c. Kolck to Diamond l
Co.. for 81 500.
Dwelling at Maple and Harrison stree
; ey Alice L. Reader to John L. Reader,
N6l5.
Dwelling on west side Of Washingt
.lfeet near Fourteenth, by William
] hammond to Mary Jane Willard,
Dwelling at Scott street and Gill
,venue, by Charles G. Kurtz to John
Donovan, for 81 200.
Properties at Sixth and du Pont stree
" Annie +. Msgarity to the Bavari
1 Brewing Co., for s., 800.
Property on French street betwe
= sixth and Seventh, by Harry l. Gil
snerlh, to Wilmington Savings Fu
3 society, for $4,000.
b. q. Property on Poplar street betw'
4 sixth and Seventh, by Harry M. Ems
+ florence F. Whalen and Orphen l.. \
aSnus to Rosa NJ. Schwartz, for 81 200
r house on Adams street between Si'
q ,ho Seventh, by David Bruce to Herb
- l.. Lang, for Sl,65O.
3 Dwelling at Twenty-third and Mon
4 Tieets, by Matthew Robertson to ALI
"a lelt, for $4,000.
q house at Conrad and Harrison sire
II Louisa Schmidt to Henry E. Es
w 81 500.
n hcperty at Eighth and Van Bu
et nFcete, by Isaac NJ. Lenderman and v
Sn 3, Lenderman to William H. Los
ios Property on Tenth street betn
sackson and Van Buren, by William
ss Ssott to Katie J. Satterthwaite,
oa property at du Pont street and Pc
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