The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-12
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

WiIlige, Gibbs & Daniel have sold for
William Harris the handsome residence
at Thirteenth and Paramount streets. Co
lumbia Heights. The house Is A three
story structure Of red pressed brick, with
brownstoue ornsmentstion. and has thir-
teen rooms. three baths. and Is heated
by hot water. Il occupies a lot "A feet
front by a depth OF g feet It Is under
stood that $500 was paid for the prop
erty. The house viii be occupied by Mrs
Mary NJ. Fry. the purchaser.
]. Mckinney Berry has sold for Mrs.
C Y. Fegan 10 Lewis Messenger the
three-story bay window brick dwelling
IE14 Twenty-ninth street northwest, being
lot part 9O6 in square I25S. the considera-
ton being 1880. It IS understood Mr..
Messenger viii occupy bis purchase as his
home
Mr.. Berry also sold for Charles R.
Murray to Frederick A. Linger the two
two-story frame dwellings I94 and 1916
Thirty-seventh street northwest. the con
sheraton being 1850 Mr.. Lnger viii
hold these properties as an investment
Mrs Re5ecca Levy has purchased.
through the Office Of J. Mckinney Berry,
the frame store and dwelling. being lot
part S. in square IsS. While the price Is
withheld, it is understood to be about
$500
The new school building at Garfield has
been started and the foundation Is al
ready laid. II IS expected that It viii be
ready for occupancy when the schools re-
open next fall Bids for a new building
to take the place Of the wooden Johnson
annex viii shortly be advertised.
7 ". Mnburn has purchased from
George ". Marsh the two-story dwellings
at 1902 and 1914 Thirty-third street north
west Mr. Marsh bought this property
several weeks ago for speculation from
Mrs Mary E Sutliffe-
Dr. John ". Jennings. OF Connecticut
avenue northwest. has decided TO Isabel
Jennings the three-story brick dwelling
at the southeast corner OF Thirtieth ana
P streets northwest. being part Of original
lot Do in square l25S
The owners Of the Darneile tract, on
Thirty-frst street. Georgetown Heights.
it is understood. are having plans pre-
pared for the erection Of an apartment
house on the site There is a aSa-foot
frontage on Thirty-frst street, by depth
Of over go feet It is about eight feet
above the street grade. For many years
T-fE rlzr-a ---.
Philip A. Darneille, and the old Colonial
Jnansion still stands
The new car barn OF the Georsetown
and TennallytoEn Railway Company. in
Wisconsin asenue-extepded, viii be com
pleted in about ten days
A number of pieces OF property belong
ins 70 the estate OF the late Miss Nourse.
.of Georgetown, we're put I'D at public
auction yesterday afternoon ard viii con-
time to-day and tomorrow.
Building permits were issued yesterday
to:
J. " Norris: six three-story brick
dwellings, from 1912 70 1222 Kenyon street;
architect. H. R Grimm; builder. J. ".
Norris; estimated cost $4,000.
Wright & Hopkins; six two-story brick
dwellings. from 1872 te 1924 3 street south
east: architect. Y. s. Webster; builder.
Mark Kelley; estimated cost, SS.ee1
J. L. Warner; one. two-story frame
dwelling az 27Ss Macomb street: architects,
Hunter & Bel; builder. J. J. Riley: Is
timated cost. s. 800
8 P Thompson. one tWO-story brick
dwelling At G5 r street northwest:
architect. A H Beers; builder. H. Ward
man. estimated cost. 5000
B s. Duvall; three two-story brick
dwellings. from 81 TO sSi Kenyon street:
y. 7. Halfer Company; build
er, B s Duvau- estimated cost. $1,000
Guy H johnson. one three-story brick
dwelling al e6I5 Twenty-third street
northwest: architect. F B. Pyle: builder.
u. Nolan; estimated cost, sS0o0
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