Evening star., 1909-06-18
HENRY {. DAVIS BUYS HOME
PAYS $4,000 FOR HOUSE IN
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
William Henry white, Anothe,
Lawyer, Purchases Dwelling in
Mount Pleasant.

Henry Z. Davis, attorney at law. has
bought a dwelling in Washington Heights
which he will occupy as his home. rhe
house is at 1881 10th street northwest.
Mr.. Davis paid $4,000 in con nsideration,
according to the brokers.
The double brick and stone residence
Is just north Of Florida avenue. This is
one of three houses recently completed by
John c. Davidson at this location from
plans prepared by Waddy Wood, archi-
tect.
The houses are of colonial design. plan
room and library on either side at the
front Back of these rooms are located
the dining room. pantry and kitchen.
On the two upper floors nine bed
rooms and two baths. The hot-water
heating plant and laundry facilities are
in the cellar.
The outlook over the extensive lawns
of the Dean residence opposite this prop
erty is, pleasing. The sale was arranged
through Stone & Fairfax, real estate cor
poration.
w. H. White Buys House.
The residence If j. b. Morrey. 1929 Park
road northwest, has been sold to William
Henry White, local attorney, by Boss
& Phelps.
The house is detached, the lot being
about 30 feet wide by 100 feet deep. The
house contains ten rooms and bath and
is heated by furnace.
1t is MIR. Whites intention to occupy
the house as his residence. The price
paid for the property was about SS,0OU.
NJ. r. Boyd'S two-Story baywindow
brick dwelling, located at 1911 Sth street
northwest, has been sold for $4,000
This house has a red brick bay ndow
nj
on each of the two floors. There is
a frame stable in the rear. The prop
erty has frontage of twenty feet, with
a depth of loo feet to public alley.
the sale was arranged by Stone 4 Fair
fan, real estate corporation.
Columbia Heights Property.
Real estate sales just consummated for
Harry Wardman effect the transfer of
two more of his new houses at the south
east corner of 18th and Lamont streets,
Columbia Heights, one at 3225 18th street
and the other 1902 Lamont street. The
purchasers will take possession immedi-
atelE and occupy the houses for homes.
Both are of mottled brick, with large
porches front and rear. They are finished
throughout in hardwood and are planned
with the parlor. reception hall, dining
room, pantry and kitchen on the first
floor On the two upper floors are five
bedchambers and two tiled baths.
There are elaborate decorations, cleo
trc lighting fixtures and parquet floor
ing. and the buildings are heated by hot
water system.
The houses We're planned by A. II.
Beers architect. There remain unsold
but two of these houses at this icca-
tion which Mr. Wardman completed this
month. The sale was effected by Stone
& Fairfax, real estate corporal ton.
j. b. Fletcher has sold the two story
and cellar brick dwelling 1i2 Tennessee
avenue northeast. just north of Lincoln
Park.
This house has a bay window and the
front is of red brick, with stone trim
minss. Ii is planned with parlor. re-
ception hall, dining room. pantry and
kitchen on the first floor and four bed
rooms and bath on the floor above.
1t is heated by steam and has the nu-
merous modern conveniences found in
that type of house. 1t has a fronta ge
of eighteen feet on Tennessee avenue and
a depth Of ninety-fve feet To a public
alley.
The house was erected by George New
ton about five years ago who built many
houses of that character in that location
The transaction was arranged by Stone
g. Fairfax, real estate corporation.