The Washington herald., 1910-10-30

mas gArl pun thdStu al dlIltiONdl lEOiilH-t
to his present holdings on Mckinley
street
Winige, Gibbs & Daniel, real estate
brokers, have sold for Thomas H. Evans
premises sl4 Kennedy street northwest.
between Ninth street and Illinois avenue,
just east OF Georgia avenue. having
frontage Of twenty-three feet by a depth
OF ll5 feet 10 a twenty-foot alley.
In the neighbOrhood Of 1880 was paid
cupied by the purchaser, Mrs Bertha
Coleman.
The property is one OF the series OF
two-story brick and pebbledash dwellings
erected by the Modern Building Corpora
ton in the southern portion OF Bright
wood Park.
The sales Of seven residences in La
mont street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets northwest. are re-
ported by the Kennedy & Davis Company.
Two OF these, 1892 and 1884. have been
bought by James A. MacElwee and Frank
L. Middleton. respectively. al $3.50 each
These houses have eleven rooms and three
baths. A feature OF them are garages
In the rear.
David L. Wing, who recently pur-
chased the house at 1851 Lamont street
for 5000. reports that he had refused
an offer Of $1,000 The residences at 1875
and 1913 Lamont street have been sold
: for $500 each TO Eugene c. Mason and
G. r. Bradbury. respectively.
John Fl. Lawrence has purchased the
seven-room residence. 1912 Lamont street.
for Sl1,00Q and Col S. A. Day. L. S A.
retired, has taken 1885, paying $3.50 for IT,.
Mrs. Louise Taylor has disposed Of her
residence, 342I Thirty fourth place. Cleve-
land Park. through Boss & Phelps. for
/ $500. The purchaser, a government off,
| cial Will occupy the house as his resi-
ldence The lot is 70 feet wide by 100 feet
deep 20 a ffteen-foot alley and the house
contains ten rooms and tive baths, heated
/ by hot water and lighted by gas and
electricity.
/ Boss & Phelps have sold a home in
/ Lamont street, between Eighteenth and
/ Nineteenth streets, for $3.50 TO William
/ Knowles Cooper. secretary Of the Y. N.
/ G. a, who will occupy IL az his home,
/ The house contains eleven rooms and
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lighted by gas and electricity.
Mrs. Fred KummeH has just transferred,
/ through her agents, the real estate cor
poratiDn OF Boss & Phelps, the residence
/ COS Q street northwest TO Mrs. 4. L.
+ Hanor. who viii retain the property as
an investment
The same agents have sold premises 933
/ Tenth street northeast 10 o. Klemheim.
/ The consideration was $500 II Will be
/ occupied by the purchaser as a home
story & Cobb have sold FOR Mrs. Muir
ray Addison the three-story residence
/ 1914 Sunderland place northwest. John S.
/ Blair is the buyer. II is the intention Of
/ Mr.. Blair 10 occupy the house. The price
| paid was 1900.
/ s. S. Voorhees, mas purchased the Cleve-
land Park home OF DR.. NJ. darcy Magee
/ for $3.50 The house is al $3.50 Newark
/ street. and the sale was made through
Moore & Hill. Inc.
] Other sales reported by this firm are:
For Frank 5. Carnody, the six-room
/ dwellings al 704 10 10, IL and 1s Q
! street northeast and 81 10 32S 6 street
northeast, having a total annual rental of
s2.cJ6
For Mrs. Z. s Hurley 20 c. A. Hays,
the dwelling AZ $50 5 street northwest
f For r. T. Sanner the three-story dwell
ing at 1915 street northwest
/ For Butler * Baues, the two-story
dwelling al l02l Euclid street northwest.
The Norwood apartment house. 49,
East Capitol street, has been bought for
$500 by Milton A Ketter. Il was pur-
chased about three months ago by Georg,
". Decker Il is a four-story house, con-
tanning sixteen apartments Mr.. Decker
took in the four-story Office building 6ot
and 606 Fifth street northwest and four
teen court houses. eight in Bellevue cour,
and six IN Alton court. The deal was
made through the Office Of William A
Saunders
Moore & Hill report the lease 10 the
Persian charge danaires, NJ Mira Al
KuIi Khan. Of the four-story residence
OF Mrs. Sarah R Thorn, 1892 Sixteenth
street northwest.
Building permits were issued yesterday
las follows:
To Harry Wardman, for four three-storl
brick dwellings from 2S12 to 2SlS Twenty
lseventh street northwest; architect, A. H
Beers. builder. Harry Wardman; est
mated cost. $l0.No
To Berry Broadus, for one two-story
brick private stable at S24 Third stree
southwest: architects. Isaiah T Hattor
& Co; builder. Berry Broadus, estimate,
cost sl.000.
To John T. Money. for one two-stor,
brick dwelling at IS Quincy place north
east; architect and builder, John T
Money; estimated cost. 1920.
To Georgetown University. 10 repai
building at Thirty-eighth and n street
northwest; architect and builder. Y. 1
Golden; estimated cost, $500
Randolph l. Jennings will erect tn
first poured cement structure 20 be bull
in the District. The contract was Sc
cured for the Sunday school hall OF IN
Church Of the Ascension. II is 10 be
one-story structure 50x30 feet contain
ing an assembly hall and two room
for the rector's Office, and a serving
room. The building will be Of Spsnisl
style OF a cream color. brown wood
work OF rough sawed character. Tn
contract calls for the completion in thirt
days. Milton Dana Morrill, is the archi
tect
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The British Tramways and Light Rail
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formation relating TO the economy f.
current consumption in Continental town
as the result of the adoption OF ca