The Washington herald., 1907-03-28

While the real estate market continues
70 be rather quiet, several firms are max
ing sales OF residence property. Wiilige,
Gibbs 8, Daniel yesterday announced the
recent sale Of several pieces of such prop
erty, as follows:
three-story brick house and lot at
s7l9 Thirteenth street northwest. between
Fairmont and Girard streets. for 5000.
The sale was made for Augustus c. Motz
to Israel stockton. who will occupy it as
a residence. This house is the last Of FIVE
sold by the same firm and built last sea
son by Harry Wardman and Harry B.
Wilson
Property at 1924 Eleventh street north
west. in Holmead Manor for Harry
wardman to Mrs. Mary Keblinger for
sg.00 Mrs. KebHnger will occupy it as a
residence.
For Mrs. Theresa Dillon to Mrs. Mary
B. Hit, house and lot at 1858 Sixteenth
street northwest. for $3.50, The house is
a thFee-story brick structure.
For Harry Wardman, property at SSli
Fifth street northwest. between Quincy
and Randolph streets, TO Omar J. Veley
FOR A.200. The house is semi-detached
cottage. two stories and attic.
For John r. Wise. of Carlisle, Pa, &c
George B. Bryant a thFee-story house and
lot, at go D street northeast for $4,sC0
For George B. Bryant TO Orisona C.
Wise the three-stQry apartment house at
1880 Willard street for s6.S00.
Erecting Twenty-six Houses.
Harry Wardnian is engaged in erecting
twenty-six houses near the northeast
corner of Fourteenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast. These housel
are planned 10 meet the. requirements Of
men coming TO the city who will work in
the Firth-Surling steel plant. The houses
are two stories high, with six rooms and
BATH and viii sci for S3.eOo TO $4,000. ThC
selling of the whole of them will be in the
hands of WnHge. Gibbs & Daniel.
Stone * Fairfax have sold one of the
new houses fronting on Fourteenth street
beyond Spring street. which Harry Ward
man is erecting on the Rhees tract This
makes "a total of four houses at s.. .65,
each sold by this firm in that block, and
the foundations are just being laid. Tails
shows a strong demand for property ii
that section, end demonstrates the wis
dom of Nj Wardman in purchasing
property along Fourteenth street prior Il
the continuation of the street car line.
sell Twenty Lots in Rhecs Tract.
Stone & Fairfax also announce the SALE
OF twenty lots in the Rhces tract to q
company of builders that is preparing t,
erect houses there this summer. The trac
lies generally between Fourteenth stree
and The Cedar road, north of the Sprins
road. Quincy street runs through tn
tract, dividing it into about equal por
tions. The lots sold are each 20 by II
fee5. and contain about 300 square feet
The price paid was 65 cents foot.
Charles Cassidy, the builder, stated yes
terday that he has begun work upon tn
st. Cypllan's parish hall. on { street. be
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth southeast
MasOns are laying the foundations au'
work upon the structure will be pushes
forward as fast as possible. The hall j.
two stories high. and will stand 45 fee
on { street. with a depth of 81 feet. Tn
cost of the building viii be S2l,J00.
Air Cassidy stated that he had JUS
taken the contract for erecting the Chesa
peake and Potomac telephone station a
Frederick, Md. This viii be a two-stor,
building, of brick with stone trimmings
26 by 50 feet and will cost $1,000.