The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-02


west. occupying lot 70, in block Y. lie
Droit Park subdivision, The house Is a
handsome Flemish bond brick structure
lf attractive design, with massive poreh
and blue slate mansard, 1t has six spa
cious rooms. reception hall, and full tiled
bath, and Is heated by furnace. The lot
has a frontage Of twenty feet by an
average depth OF seveny-fve feet 10 a
rear alley. IL is understood
that S. $50 was paid for the property
which will be held as an investment by
the purchaser, Mr.. Charles IL. Hutchinson.
The house at 1852 Massachusetts avenue
northwest. formerly owned by Mrs. J. f.
Leech. has been sold to Lawrence r.
Lee, The price paid was about $4,000
The property has a frontage OF p feet
and is 100 feet deep. The new owner pro-
poses TO make an English basement house,
and ii is probable that work on the alter
ations Will be begun soon.
Harry Wardman has sold, through the
James J. hampton Company TO Mrs John
T. Chesley the ten-room dwelling 17i9 Kill
bourne street northwest for $500.
Or. Charles b. Campbell has purchased
a detached residence 1871 Lamont street
northwest. After some alterations, plans
for which are being drawn. he will oc-
cupy ii as his residence.
o. b. Bowman has sold to Mrs. Myrtle
Lyons an eight-room house in Chevy
Chase, east Of the Brookvilie road. for
5000. The sale was made by Thomas
j. Fisher & Co.. Incorporated.
W. G. Prather reports the sale Of sew
eral important residence properties, OF
which that Of Claude Livingston, IN Ia
koma Park, is the largest. Mr. Living
ston sells mis- twelve-room frame resi-
dence on Blair road 10 Richard s. Wolfe
for $4,000. The house has an acre lot.
4. H. Ritter sold through this offce
the three story. nine-roOm house, l@l-
Park road northwest, 10 Mrs. Anna r.
Sehl1man, for $500
Mr. Livingston also sold 20 Mr.. Wolf
the six-room house 26A Eleventh street
room houses. 1871 70 1877 K street south
east. for Sl0.Oo0. The three-story dwell
ing. 1881 Vermont avenue northwest. wa:
sold for J. J. King. 10 William Fraser
for $500.
Premises ll9 r street northwest have
been sold through Thomas J, Fisher 6
Co. Inc. for John NJ. Henderson. This
is one of five houses now IN course OF
construction near the corner OF FRS
and r streets northwest. The price paid
was $3.50
The new owner. a local business man
viii take possession as soon as the house
is completed.
Harry Wardman has bought through
Moore & Hill, Inc. a plot Of GROUND
81 by 80 feet on Twenty-seventh stree
in WooGley Park, upon which he IN
tends TO erect four three-story modern
dwellings.
Gardner & Dent. Inc, have sold 70
Lee Brown the premises. 1852 Park road
one Of the two-story colonial brick house
recently completed. II contains six rooms
reception hall. and tiled bath. The 10
has a frontage OF seventeen feet by
depth OF eighty ieet The purchaser o
the property, f. ". Petherbridge. VII
hold II as an investment The considera
ton was So.
W@H-e. Gibbs & Daniel real estat
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premises 1920 q street southeast. Tht
property sold is one Of a row OF two
story brick dwellings erected by Mr.
Hight several years ago on the norti
side Of g. between Sixteenth and Seven
tenth streets southeast. The house ha
a front Of attractive design. with larg
colonial porch. II occupies lot "a, soutl
Of square 1921, with frontage OF approx
mately IS feet by an average depth o
95 feet 20 a 2l-foot alley. II is understood
that approximately $3.50 was paid for tn,
property, which will be held by the pur
chaser as an investment.
Gardner & Dent have sold for Le
Brown the house at 1851 Park road q
Charles W. Moore. The purchase pric
was $3.50. Mr.. Moore will occupy tn
house as his home.
Another sale closed through the Gardi
ner & Dent office concerned the prop
erty at 1877 Harvard street northwest
which was sold for Charles NJ. Campbell
II is a three-story bay-window bricl
house, containing ten rooms and tw
baths. It occupies a lot Il by = TO an alley
This IS one OF a row Of six houses bull
about two years ago by Thomas II. Mel
ton. The purchaser, whose name is with
held at present, viii occupy the premises
The consideration was $500.
Gardiner & Dent have also sold for Mr.
Campbell the premises 1921 and lS2
Harvard street, similar houses 10 1871
the consideration in each case being III
same, $500.
MI j. B. Giddings. a Takoma builder
has completed two new houses, locate
on Fifth street near Cedar street. 70
II. L. Thornton. who will offer thes
properties for sale az once. The house
have eight rooms and bath each, and ar
heated by hot water, are OF very at
tractive design, with wide front pore
and sleeping porch, are wired for cleo
tricity, and have city improvements. Tn
lots have a frontage Of sixty feet by
depth of lS3 feet The exterior is I'm
ished with pehbledash on the first stor
and shingles on the second, with Stat
roof
Thomas J. Fisher & Co, Incorporated
have sold for John NJ. Hendeson the rest
denee at l19 r street northwest, nov
under course of construction. The pun
chase price was 1880.
The residence on the northwest corne
of Twelfth and n streets. which was for
merly the home of the late Judge Mac