The Washington herald., 1908-03-08

for the ground was $1,000. and II is un-
derstOod that a Mr.. Jayne takes title to
the property.
j. w Winner has sold for 5. w Wood
ward. to an out-of-toYn purchaser the
western half of the triangle bounded by
S street. Phelps place. and Florida ave-
nue. The price paid WAS $2500. The
eastern half Of the same square is owned
by Perry Heath. and il is said he in
tends to erect a handsome residence upon
1t In the near future
The property at 2lel street northwest
formerly used as the Turkish Legation,
was sold yesterday by Clarence 4. Bran
denburg 10 Frederick X. Newell. of the
Reclamation Service OF the Geological
Survey. The house on the premises is
three stories and basement built of white
stone 1t has sixteen rooms The price
paid was $4,000. The property stands op-
posite the Jewctt house. where Postmas-
ter General Meyer now lives.
c. Peyton Russell has purchased the
lot on the north side OF Sheridan circle,
at the intersection with r street The
lot fronts 50 feet on Sheridan circle and
has depth OF g7lz feet. The price paid
was approximately $27 coo The property
was sold by the Potomac Realty Com
pany through Wescott & Story. Robert
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Sales by Fisher 4 Co.
Thomas l. Fisher & Co. have sold TO
b. w Parker. lot al Chevy Chase. ID. c.
This lot adjoins SIR. Parker's former pur-
chase in this subdivision. giving him 100
feet frontage on Oliver street. The owner
has improved his first purchase hy the
erection Of a large colonial home. after
plans prepared by Frederick Pyle, arehi-
tect
The same firm has closed a deal with
Percy L. Kicker conveying to him a lot
at Chevy Chase. d. c.. adjoining the pur-
chase OF MIR. Parker When this sub
division was first opened Mir. Kicker pur-
chased two lots. on which he built a very
attractive home H=s recent purchase in
creased his frontage to seventy-ive feet.
Mrs. Clarrissa NJ Ludlum has pur-
chased from Fisher & Co. a large lot on
Connecticut avenue, north Of Bradley
lane, and little south Of the Chevy
Chase College. 1t adjoins on the north
the holdings OF James Mex Eiker. pur-
| chased last year, which Mr. Eiker has
improved by the erection of a large peb-
ble-daShed house. It is Mrs. LudIum's in
tention 10 begin Immediately the constrUc-
ton OF an up-to-date house composed
largely OF stone and concrete.
The bill Just passed BY the house Of del
! egates and now pending before the Mary
land senate. providing for the macadamiz-
ing OF the road from Bradley lane TO
Kensington. win greatly improve this sec
ton OF Montgomery County. and the
coming spring and summer will. in all
probability. see many large and hand
some country houses erected there
George b. Sudworth has purchased from
Thomas J. Fisher d Co a house To be
erected in Patterson street just east Of
Chevy Chase Circle. IN the subdivision
OF Chevy Chase. u. G.. FOR Ss.e00 The
house was sold from the plans. and will
not be completed until May l. u viii be
two stories. cellar, and attic. and con-
tain ten rooms and bath. The lot is
80 by llTi4 feet 10 an alley. Plans were
prepared by A. II. Sonnemann. architect
John y. Davis has purchased through
Thomas J. Fisher & Co. the property at
| 1850 p street. adjoining vacant lot half a
suare east Of Dupont circle The i'm
prov ements consist of a two-stOry and
cellar building formerly occupied as a
store. The purchaser. after making i'm
provements. VIII hold the property as an
| inv sstment-
Sales by Moore & Hill.
Moore & Hm Company report the fol-
lowing sales:
20 Miss Hattie T. Moore for Thomas +.
FARRELL properties al l22Fk and 1924 Wiley
street northeast. which the purchaser will
hold as an investment
To William r. Harr for Harry Ward
man the property AZ 134 Kenyon street.
Columbia Heights. The price paid was
$500
For Harry Wardman 20 A. o. Waters
the property at 1896 Kenyon street This
is one OF a row OF FIVE new houses that
being completed. and consists Of three
stories and nine rooms is Of colonial
style, and stands on a lot . by 100 feet
Mr.. Waters Will occupy the residence as
a home