The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-06-30

at Cos L street northwest, for 5000. With
the cash bonus paid, the entire transac-
ton represented about &0.09
Other sales reported during the week
by the A F. Fox Company were the lot
fronting 50 feet on New Hampshire ave
nue., above the Park driveway, 10 L. f.
Breuninger who will soon erect upon the
site two semi-det8ched houses. the trans
action. including the money for the
houses, being about Sl2e0
For T. f. Jordan. 1850 square feet Of IN
improved ground. near New Hampshire
avenue and street northwest. where the
purchaser expects 10 erect fifteen new
houses, which the A. F. Fox Company
will finance. The entire transaction in
wolves $So,0O0.
store Property Changes Hands.
W. II. Walker completed the sale Of the
business property at 1906 7 street north
west. for Miss Isabel II. Lehman to DIT.
Henry Evans. the well-knOwn T street
druggist The property is directly oppo-
site Woodward q Lothr0p's store. It is
a large red brick structure. four stories
and basement, and was sold for about
$65, O0O
Mr.. Walker has also sold TO Henry Car
ter, Of Newport, R L., the unimproved
lot at Sixteenth and Fuller streets north
west. for about $4,000. The lot has near
~ 5000 square feet. and the price was s.
foot. II is said to be the intention Of
the purchaser to hold the property for
an investment
Thomas +. LandOn, contractor has
bought, through Liebermann & Hawn.
the property AZ u25 Tenth street north
west. which was formerly the home Of
the late Alexander Shepherd, governor Of
the District Of Columbia. The property
was purchased from William Stone Albert,
who was represented in the transaction
by Westcott & Story, The property has
a frontage Of IS feet upon Tenth street by
a depth Of 40 feet, and is improved by
large double brick house. II has long
been one Of the chief landmarks Of the
neighborhood.
Liebermann & Hawn have also sold re-
Gently the following property:
The brick residence at 1722 S street
northwest, to Mr.. Howard L. Wilkins.
Il has a large art studio in the rear.
Price. Sl2.500.
To Clarence F. Norment, part Of square
ST. fronting 90 feet on the south side Of
New York avenue and running through
to n street. between North Capitol and
First streets northeast Price. about 81 q
a square foot
For Eugene A. Byrnes. his late resi-
/ dence at 1888 Thirteenth street, Columbia
| Heights This house joins the residence
and grounds OF H. II. Darneille and the
| Logan mansion. Price, about $500
! To Lewis Z. Breuninger. 50 feet front
on the south side Of Irving street, be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
/ Columbia Heights Mr.. Breuninger viii
erect thereon three brick dwelling houses
| For George Russell. dwelling house al
! $40 Twelfth street northeast, in connection
with William S. Minnix.
Sales by WesteOtt & story.
/ Westcott & Story during the week an
| nounced the sale of the residence at 131:
Sixteenth street northwest recently erect
| ed by the Potomac Realty Company. e
Mrs. Mary B. Brandagee, Of Brookline
| Mass, for $4,000 Though the residence
| is practically new, and one of the finest
| in the neighborhood, IL is announced that
the purchaser viii spend about 5000 upor
| It before occupying it next fall as heI
home
The same firm has sold to Nathaniel
Wilson lots Z. S, and 90. fronting So feet
on Massachusetts avenue northwest. neal
| Sheridan Circle, for $4,000
Moore & Hill have announced the fol.
| lowing sales during the week
To II. B. Sehmid. the property at 10t
Eighth street northeast, consisting Of {