Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-10

But very little occurred in the local
.,aI estate market this week. The agents
Iare very little to offer the many persons
70 are looking for houses to rent.
number OF large building operations
are being planned for spring.
The Union National Bank has, il is
understood. engaged a local architect
~ draw the plans for its proposed new
clearinghouse. at the southwest corner
~ Eighth and Market streets, and, from
,,re.eTlt indications, the work of erecting
tbe building will be begun soon after the
rronertv passes into the hands of the new
aarners. The building is to be a fine one
s,orv structure, devoted exclusively to
he needs of the bank. The estimated
cost it is said, is about 500 900. The
iot has frontage of 25 feet and depth OF
$50 feet.
Architect r. l.. Rice has prepared plans
or an APARTMENT house to be erected on
,bs southeast corner of Delaware avenue
and Madison street by James II. Kane.
Tie contract for erecting the building
has been awarded to John i. Healy
snd the work will probably be started
h the near future. The building is TO be
,bree stories high and will contain three
Oats Each fat will have six rooms and
hath Il is to be modern in every detail.
Architect Rice has also prepared plans
for the $4,000 parochial school to be
built at New Castle. by the Catholic
church there. The contract has been
awarded TO John +. Healy, and wo.k on
m foundations has been started. There
will be six school rooms in the building
each 2Ox33 feet: also, a finished basement,
i rer l.lr~
During the week the following transfers
have been recorded at the City Registry
Bureau:
No. 3Ol East Eighth street, by William
Schneider to Charles NJ. Bondwin, for
SlO5O.
No 1911 Lincoln street, by Danie
Brown to David P. Bevis, for $4,000.
No 2lS Lincoln street, by Charles l..
Anderson to John W. Ialley, for $1,000.
Property at Oak and Broome streets
known as Wilmington Military Academy
by John Mason Duman TO Edward G
Wyckoft for S4,005.
No. 921 Market street, by William II
Bnstow, administrator of Frederick Fl
Griffin, deceased, TO Helen Julian GrithI
Reilly, for $1,000.
No. 42l West Front street, by Fanl
W. Pierson to Bennett Refining Co., TO
sll,7OO.
No. 1916 Market street, by Lindley c
Kent to William L. Monigle, for 5000.
Two-story dwelling at Elm and Nai
Buren, streets, by Margaret Mulroone.
to Martin J. Mulrooney, for 81 200.
Dwelling on Van Buren street betweei
Lowering and Shallcross avenues, b,
Lisette stephan to Cornelius J. Desmond
for Sl,70O.
Property on the easterly side Of Jack
son street between Ninth and Tenth, b
James r. Mahaffy to Howard ID. Ma
kenzie, for $500
Brick dwelling at Taylor and Sprc
streets. James Evin to John W. Brady
for 81, 200.
House at Lombard at McCaulle
streets, by Franklin c. Smith to JOSEF
A. Nogel, for $500.
Property on Orange street betwee
Sixth and Seventh, by Jacob Belz
Harry A. Miller, for 81 400
House at Third and Broome street
by Margaret A. Daley to Charles Alfrs
Penney, for $500.
No. e19 West Ninth street, by Villa
H. Heine to Herbert c. Street, for $500
House at Beech and Harrison street
by Lindmore Improvement Co. to Il
ward p Conway, for 81 800.
No. 300 West Sixth street, by Anr
NJ. Mellon, executrix, to Charles c. Powe
for s., 200.
No. GOA West Fifth street, by 9.
Ward, trustee Of Andrew B. Jones, ban
rlpt, to Marie NJ. Bowers, for $4,000.
No. 1920 jefferson street, by Hen
Hopes TO Daniel W. Bedea, for $4,000
Property at Lowering avenue and Re
ney street, by Elwood j. Sharp to tr
erie Pyle, for $1,000.
No. $40 Orange street, by /. Aman
Terry to Harry A. Miller, for 81 400.
The transfer by Richhan & Prouse
81 houses in the Ninth ward to the Ian
hih Improvement Co. was also recorded