The Washington times., 1908-09-13
.FITZHUGHS SELL
$4,000 PROPERTY
Chicago Man Buys Holdings
at Flournoy and Hannah
Streets.

Weird has been received from Chicago
that Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F'itzhugh. OF
Washington. have sold TO Arthur Is.
Clark. Of the former city. the property
on the southeast corner OF Flournov and
Haman streets. In this sale were forty
nine lots in the same subdivision. The
price paid by Mr.. Clark was S75.OOc.
Included in the realty developments
OF che week was a PERMIT issued 10
Mrs. J. y. Moran to erect a residence
on her valuable lot at Massachusetts
avenue and Decatur street northwest.
This house has been planned 10 be one
OF the finest residences IN TIE neienbor-
hood, as told in descriptions previously
published in The Times. The estimated
cost IS $4,000.
The designs ere made by George
Oakley Tot;en, E. architect. On ac-
count Of the al ange ments made for
liberal sized rooms ard entrance nails
the dwelling Will compare favoraBIy
with other houses OF like character.
such as have been designed for require
mcIHs Of The winter social season in
Washington Arthur CowsiH is the
builder He has completed the exca-
waiting work and Will soon begin the
brick work.
4AIee MONIES Sold
Three brick residences. coz. Ga
and CO.. L street northeast. between
Sixth and Seventh streets. have been
sold for the Arlington Fire Insurance
Company through the offices Of WiIIge.
Gibbs & Daniel The houses are OF
three stories, have eight rooms each,
modern baths. furnace heat. and are
otherwise modern IN their arrange
ments- They were sold 20 separate pur-
chasers, who viii occupy them as their
homes The price paid for each house
was 81, $50
Ballard * Lanham, local real state
dealers, now located on che seconC noo-
of 62l Thirteenth street. will move their
offices TO the first fIOOr IN the same
building on or about September Il
Brainard II. Warner. gl6 F street
northwest. his had plans prepared by
y X. Grimm, Of 62I + street for a
garage az 1926 NJ street northwest. II
Will DC OF two stories. pebble dash steel
and REINFORCED concrete The dimen-
sions will be 81 by 100 feet.
Moore & Hill, Inc. have sold for the
Kennedy q Davis Company the prem
lses at 100 Lamont street. Inglcside.
Ihls Is one Of the row of new colonial
residences recently completed All have
been sold but one. George y Everett.
of the firm OF Woodward d IothroD.
was the purchaser. He paid So $50 and
VIII occupy the property as his home
Buys for Investment.
Mrs. Dora Lee Muth has purchased
from Edwin NJ. DUlin one Of his newly
erected two-story colonial brick resi-
dences on the south side Of X street.
between Twenty-sixth and Twentv-sev-
enth streets northwest The sale was
made through the firm OF WIIlige. Gibbs
* Daniel The premis - has six rooms.
tiled bath, furnace heat and specially
designed wrought iron pOrches L is
understood that $3.50 was paid for the
property Mrs Muth buys for invest
ment.
James P Macarthur has purchased
through the same firm the three-st0ry
brick dwelling. rs TwentE--fOurth street
northwest The properly mas six rooms,
modern heating equipment and plumb
ing and is situated on a terrace. The
price paid was $ $50.
Building Permits Issued
Building activities are indicated by
the following permits JUST issued by
Building Inspector Snowden Ashford.
To Harry Wardman, for TWO two-stOry
brick dwellings at l410 and 1872 Florida
avenue northwest A. II. Beers IS the
architect. The estimated cost is 5000
To +. Hall. for three thrCe-stOry
brick dwellings at 1913. 1915. and 1917
Monroe street northwest. y. K AlIa-d
is the architect. Ailard & Appleby the
builders. The estimated cost is $lf.5p9.
To c. Weitzel, for one tWO-stOry brick
stable in the rear Of 1l3 r street south
builder. The estimated cost is $1,s0o.