The Washington herald., 1909-01-01
REALESTATE NOTES.

Stone & Fairfax report the sale for
Charles r. Dickinson OF the two-story
brick dwelling at ~ Tenth street north
west and for Richard r. Pa.ro the two
story and basement bay-wlndow brick
dwelling a. lI06 o 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 S7.2A
Clsas Wenekss. through Taggart-Thrift
Company has sold % John AIcMeeohen
55@io square feet OF land on the east
side Of Georgia avenue. near Takoma
Park Junction The purchaser intends 70
grade the land and prepare IL for suit
able building lots. The consideration is
said 20 have been about - cents q foot
Justice Barnard. on motion Of Special
Attorney A Leftwich Sinclair. has rati-
fed the award Of S1.eJa made 10 Alice
r Stevens for damages 10 her property
al "a, U6. and as Sixth street southeast.
by the Union Station grade damage com
mission This award was agreed 10 by
3 Il Warner, f., who represented Mrs.
Stevens at the grade damage commission
hearings
Moore & Hill have sold for Franklin
T. Sanner the three-sto-v resiien-e. 1745
Eighteenth street northwest This prop
ert was Recently taken in exchange bv
Ar- Sanner. and the purchaser. Mrs. Mary
Daley, will occupy the house as a home.
". 3 Emmett. Of this city. and 3. J.
Dulaney. a Tennessee millionaire. are en-
gagged In Perfecting plans for the reorgan-
ization Of a Colonial Beach Improvement
company. following the recent transfer
q the beach property through trustee
sale. II is understood that the purchasers
represent a syndicate whose wish Il is 10
secure eventually the Randall line of
boats. to be run in conjunction with the
beach attractions. The new steamer st.
Johns mas already been acquired BY En-
nett and Dulaney.
The Colonial Beach Hotel and about 80
acres Of adjoining beach property brought
but SZ7.5e0 when sold ar auction. Deem
Der 19. in order that certain outstanding
debts OF the late Z :. Randall might be
iquidated. Mr Randall was one OF the
best-known steamboat owners on the PO-
tOmac River. Mr.. Dulanev. Immediately
upon the purchase Of the property. which
includes hotel furnishings. land. wharyes.
beach, and a-nusements. announced that
the new owners would Immediately begin
improvements and would greatly enlarge
all facilities.
\. T Hoffman and Y. 5 Chesley, Of
this city. and John a. Nicol. Of Manassas,
trustees under the provisions OF the Ran
dali deeds OF trust. ordered the sale OF
the property as the deed had fallen due
Il is understood that a local bank is the
holder OF the securities and will be in
strUmental In financing the enterprise.
The Thomas J. Fisher Company has
sold a $500 residence and 1850 unim-
proved lot The residence. which is 10
Gated at 1C1S Massachusetts avenue north
east. was sold for Miss NJ z. Hagers-
heimer 70 H Hrhann. who intends to
occupy it for a dwelling The lot which
Is located At 80 2 street northeast is
Il by I3S feet II was sold for Miss NJ
!. Mcpherson by the Thomas J. Fisher
Company through the Office OF DOnohoe
& Son.
building permit was issued yesterday
to F. 2 Nertz 20 repair one three-story
brick dwelling at 92o q street northwest