The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

acquires Il for the same purpose.
/ For Charles T. Dickinson, the two-st0ry
brick dwelling al AZ Tenth street north
west and for Richard Z. PaIrO the two
story and basement bay-wlndow brick
dwelling at 1lU6 . street northwest These
houses are centrally located and are
! constantly occupied. paying a good re-
turn on the selling price. The sum real
lied from the sale Of the two properties
| aggregates $50
WIIiEe, Gibbs & Daniel.
WnHge. Gibbs * Daniel made these
( sales last week:
For Robert J. Judge. Of Paterson. y.
j. the three-story brick dwelling. AZ 62lz
Myrtle street, between and X. North
. Capitol and First streets northeast The
house is a modern brick dwelling. with
six rooms, porcelain bath and furnace
heat. and is occupied under rental The
/ lot which il occupies is IS feet front by
"a depth Of a. feet. II is understood that
/ Mr. George T Johnson. the purchaser.
/ paid S2,6.g f0r the property.
] For George T. Bowlez. three-Story resi-
/ dence at 81 Thirteenth street southeast
/ just south Of Lincoln PARK The house
( has a bay-window front OF red pressed
brick. with 5rCwnstCne trimmings, and
/ has seven rooms. reception haI. tiled
I bath and furnace heat II occupies a
/ lot y by 1G5 feet 20 a 2o-foot alley. II IS
J the purpose Of the purchaser. Richard J.
! JudS0n. Of Allentown. Pa, 20 hold the
/ premises as an investment.
Car Company Buys Lots.
/ Thomas J. Fisher q Co. have acquired
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/ than hale Of square so, opposite the
navy yard gate The property includes
+ $3.50 square feet. and consists Of a large
number Of buildings. some Of which are
improved and others unimproved- The
I deed conveying the entire parcel 20 the
company was placed on file yesterday
( Work has already begun clearing the
. the car barns on the property acquired
/ The price paid was about S56.o11 The i'm
( pOrtance OF this terminal Of the railroad
system is TO be increased, as the cars 81
the new line that is being built from
Seventh street and Florida avenue north
west, along the latter thoroushfare %
Eighth street east. and thence down
70 the terminus al the foot Of Eighth
street and the navy yard gate, are al
( 20 be cared for at that point.
The new addition acquired has a front
age OF 80 feet on the east side OF Sew
euth street, between L and II streets
southeast. and rs feet on L and n
streets. On the opposite side OF N street
IS tie wall of the navy yard and the
main entrance 20 the yard. The eastern
portion o. the square, occupying the
whole Of the frontage on the west side
OF Eighth street, between L and VI
: streets. IS owned by the company, and is
now occupied by a large brick building
used for the storage Of cars. as the
terminus q the line is directly IN front
Of The building.
VIII Build Sanatorium.
To build a large sanatorium is the IN
tent and purpose Of a corporation which
aaG be organized early this month. ac-
cording 10 E II. Taggart. OF the real es-
tate firm. Taggart Thrift * Co.
The institution which is 10 De erected on
the S2G010 Carroll tract in Takoma, wiz
be- modelled after the sanatoriUm 81 Bat
tie Creek, Mich. But very little Washing
ton capital viii be interested in the en-
also said that the new institution viii BE-
fully as large as the one at Battle Creek
and VIII b conducted or the same order
The Carroll tract. located in Carroll
avenue, opposite the large tower, contains
ten acres. and is heavily wooded a
seveateen--oCm modern dwelling stands
upon IL, but VIII probably be torn down.
made last week the title was vested II
Robert A Miller. Of the firm Of Taggart.
Thrift q Co. II was said yes
tsrday that title had been vested in Mr.
Miller only temporarily, and that he IS
holding Il for the corporation which viii
take i over Immediately after il has
been organized
Moore * Hin, Inc, have sold for
Franklin r. Sauuer. the Lhree-StJrv resi-
dence al T745 Eighteenth street northwest
The house has d red brick front. trimmed
with white marble. This property was
recently taken in exchange by Mr.. San
uer. and the purchaser VIII occupy the
house as a home.
Mrs. wilkins VIII Build.
Plans are being considered by Airs. Be
II
at the southwest corner Of Massachu-
sets avenue and Seventeenth street. in
tended for her own use The site is a
large one, and Is occupied by frame
houses.
The proposed house is being designed by
J. H de Sibour. architect. and viii not be
as large as the one across the street.
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ator DU Pont, and which was unusually
spacious for a private residence. but II
VIII be, nevertheless, c0mm0dious
dwelling, in keeping with the handsome
homes in the locality.
The contract for the erection OF
parochial building Of the parish, accord
ing TO announcements made at the serv-
ices Sunday Of St Theresa's Church. has
been awarded 10 the Charles J Cassidy
Company. The structure is TO be Of brick.
on the parish property. L street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Ana
costa. The cost VIII be approximately
s4e,0lo and It is expected that the build
ing viii be completed by next August.
The work VIII be taken fl hand in the
course of a few days. The building will
contain an assembly hall, school rooms.
and quarters for the sisters OF the Notre
Dame community, who viii conduct the
school
Charles Some has started the con
struction Of nine bay-window brick houses
AT Eleventh and Otis streets northwest
Each house viii have six rooms and bath,
with a hct-water system Of heating. The
interiors viii be finished in hardwood
William c. BlundCn IS the contractor. and
the plans were prepared by A H Beers,
architect The houses viii cost approx
mately 5000 each.
SimpSOn-SuIlivan sales.
The Simps0n-SUllivan Company yester-
day reported the following sales: