The Washington times., 1909-05-04
LAWMAKERS SON
BUYS APART MENT

Following the purchase SeV7ral weeks
ago by a Western Representative of
the apartment house at 1412 euclid ave-
nue. northwest, announcement was made
today that the apartment adjoining, at
1410 Euclid avenue, has been bought by
his son. The names of the purchasers
are being withheld by John w. Chill
dress. who made both deals.
The buildings were erected a year ago
and represent an investment of $4,000
in local real estate by the Representa-
tive and his son. The consideration for
the building at 141O Euclid avenue was
$50, )o0.
Both apartments, which were de-
signed by Architect Beers and built by
Harry Wardman, are constructed of
brick and stone and are provided with
front and rear porches. They face the
residence OF Justice John NJ. Harlan.
Avenue Corner Sold.
The Pennsylvania avenue property at
the southwest corner Of Twenty-second
street, which is improved with a frame
building has been sold for $1O.5OO.
1t was sold for the estate of Josephine
c. Willard to Christian Zerega and will
be held by the purchaser as an invest
ment- The deal was made through the
office OF Willige, Gibbs s. Daniel IN con-
junction with A s. Caywood-
Another sale, in which the considera-
ton was slightly less than $1,000, has
been reported by the firm of Stone q
Fairfax in the transfer for Mrs NJ. c.
Held of the brick dwelling al 1747 18th
street northwest The purchaser, il is
understood. is nonresident, who viii
take possession Immediately.
The house is OF brick ard stone con-
struction and was erected about ten
years ago by J. r. Manning from plans
prepared by y +. Schneider It con-
| frontage of more than 20 feet.
House Sells for sIs,soo.
One Of the biggest deals of the week
IN business property has just been
closed in the sale by Dwight Anderson
OF the thTee-story house at 2o10 Four
teenth street for S15,5o0. The purchaser
is Patrick F. Neligan.
The building consists of a store on
the first floor. with apartments above,
and has a frontage OF twenty feet with
| a iepth OF 13S feet, containing 2,0O
square feet The sale was based upon
a valuation Of $3.50 per foot.
| Unusual interest is heing taken In
property located in this section of the
city, which is fast becoming business
/ stores. It Is a pivotal point Of transfer
on street car lines leading TO Washing
i ton Heights. Cleveland Park, Chevy
Chase, Columbia Heights. Brightwood.
ness section.
Suburban Home Sold
Livingstone Heights property has
again been brought to the front this
week by the sale Of the fourteen-room
house located on Virginia avenue near
the home of Surgeon General Rixey. and
formerly owned by George c. BOteler, 70
Z. II. Miller and daughter. the property
being valued in the transaction al
$4,000 II Is situated or a LIT contain
irg an acre and a half of ground The
deal was made through the ftrm Of the
Taggart-Fraser Company
/ James s. Fraser, of tire I eggart- Fra
ser Company, has recently bought the
| former residence of Greed N. Fulton. on
Conduit road and w ST -eet,. the prop
erty being valued In the transaction at
sI2,JO0 II IS a eleven-room house, con-
tanning all modern improvements. and
occupies a site having a commanding
view of the Potomac.
The twO-story, six-room b-ick house
located at 1919 Fourth street northwest
has been purchased Uy Frederick s.
Mouzon through the Taggart- Fraser
Company. The consideration was $500
Building Not Sold.
The Z. II. Smith Company today de-
MED having given out a report to tho
effect that It had sold the office build
ing at the northwest corner of Tweitf
and G streets for 500 O0o. The building
Was erected some years ago as the home
/ of the Ohio National Bank, later pass
ing to the Washington Savings Bank
: and. with the assets of the latter, TO tn
Washington Exchange Bank. controlled
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