davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
SOUTHEAST.

3 street southeast. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-Florcnce D. McAuline
et ux. to samuel L. DunlLe, part lots and
.. square 1913. SO.
Kentucky avenue southeast, between A and
R streets-Asaph Dodge 90 Laura l.. Paul.
half interest In lot 3 square l013. SO.
Third street southeast. between J. and II
sCreetS-Arie A. Walsh, et vir. James F.. 20
John T. Brinkley. Jr-. and samuel n Brink
ley. part lot =. square 569. $40.
South Carolina avenue southeast, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets-HcIens
Ele!in st al go George ". GaIues. Tot
e.. square south cf 1869. SO
Tsntr sIeet southeast. between q anl ID
streeIs-Louis \. Naecker cJ Al to Louis
n Dent. trustee. part original lots I and
=. square so. SO.
Fifth street southeast. between u and r
ets--James r. shea 10 RebeCcs. No
LaUxhltu. part original lot 4. square SO. SO.
Fourth street southeast, between q and ID
streets Percy W PiCLfCTd TO Frances f
Marsh. lot p. square $50. SO
Q street southeast, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Edgar ". Ford et uE- 20
Joe Ellavich. lot so. square 1850. SO.
Twelfth street southeast. between Q and d
strCfts-Eva l.. Mo1ett - ux. 20 Josephine
Rollins. part original. lot u, squa-- 99l. SO.
32S Pennsylvania avenue southeast Rose
Treanor Ct v!r. p O J, TO Mary O'LeAry.
l-t %. square 7sg. so.
90 Second street scutheast-Charles H. Payne
- uN- tp Peter T. Murray, lot lf5. square
ss6, SO
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

Eusebius. to Marie L. Collier. lot Il. square
2s59 so.
Pleasant P!5ins-Hsrry Wardmas q al 10
Robert Grie-. lot :. square 30H SO same
60 Robert +. and George J. Garner. lot O.
square 20n. SO
Addition 10 - Drou Parx-Ce ttrude =
Lewis e. vir, Timothy T.. % Henry p
Batch lot lf6. block 3. G.75U
Dobbins AGdition-Joseu Paul Ct al In
Charles A. Peters, lots II % IS, s,luare z5Ol
SO
Moore & BarbouTs second Addition-Her-
man r Howenstein ct ux. TO Susan L
Tabor. lot s.. block TO- SO
Columbia Heights-Harry G. Noses e TX 70
Julia I. Eva IS Tot -. block 81 80
Fetw5rth-B. Francis saul % al trustees 70
Omar J. Eeley- lot 6G. square "a 81 AZ
WoOdiey Parl-Middaugb g. shannon 10
Henry Wassung- jr-. and Pauline p Was
sung, lot s.. square 2Icg. $40
Metropolis Niew-James b. Archer IL fms
tee % Robert r. Mahorney, part Ict 50 so
fetworth-Omar J. Neley et ux 10 Roger <
Drissel lOt SIS, square "a. SO
Nhltehaven St Philip and Jacob-John u
Einge IT., et ux to Thomas H Han. part
$40. 49,
Purner eEtste-AleXander Millar st ux 70
Everett and Bessie r. Henderson. lot 81
square 1891 $40.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
Record OF Transfers in Realty During the Past Week

al trustees, 10 Crandal Iackey. part lots
II ana y. square 1907. s.. 90
twenty sixth street northwest. between I and
Is Streets-GeurSe ". Marsh TO Richard \
ENun- lol 20. square 16. $40
"Vf q street nOTthgeSt-H Herbert Hazard
Of uN 20 Della Parke- lot coz. square $50
SO Nv
Willard street northwest between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth Streets-Andrew NJ C,irrg
to Bates Warren, lots 1873 49, and Ig5
square l5l. $40
l2l5 Connecticut avenue northwest Erwin &.
Branerd ct uN- TO Emily A. Dittoa lot e
square l69. $40. Emily A Dittoc CONVEYS
same property to Erwin c. Brainerd rrIs-
tee. SO.
T. street northwest. between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth strcets-julia j. Evans q, Ross
y. Andrews, trustee, lot 22. square 10 SO
1851 Emerson street northeast-Edward A
Weiss Co Katharine. John w Fred r
Katharine A. j. Martin. Emilia J and
Ida l.. SChaefrr lot 80. square 10yq $40
1901 and 1903 r street and sos TO cos Twelfth
street northwest-John b. Cloughan trll=-
lee, 90 Isad0re Saks, original lots I and
20, and north 10 feet Inches OF original
lot % square 2S9 100000
street northwest between Thirtv-frst and
1hirt second Streets Duncan BRADLEY
ct al trustees To- George g. PumDhrey.
pars Ior "a. square f-5.. g.. 200
1916 SEVENTH street nurtnn est--tsador~ Sakz
81 us to John -. CIoughan. trustee D4-r
nlIrIua- ."ls and 10 square f32 $40
Hamilton pace northwest. near First street
John s. Hamilton ct al 20 washington
Granite Monumental COmDdy, lots 100 20 10
square 5j4. SO
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
CREEL MAY RESIGN
HIS GOYERNORSHIP
Is Forecast of Great Central
American Federation.
Is Rumor.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March II
That Gov Enrique G. Creel Of Chihua-
hUa, Mexico, and former ambassador 70
the United Statcs. may resign as gov
ernor. and remove 10 Central America.
is the well-founded rumor which has
reached san Antonio. He will 20 either
10 Costa Rica or Nicaragua The COS
sip - giving considerable concern tc
South and Central American diplomats
With this information 10 build upon.
speculation IN local Latin American cir
cles runs 20 the effect that Governor
Creel. who vas Al one time slated for
q place in President Ddaz's cabinet. and
who. but for his American parentaEe
and name would be the next President
Of Mexico. probably VIII not Quit his
native land 70 engage In business in
Central or South America, for he Is
many times a millionaire. but II IS more
likely that his removal 70 that country
is IN furherance Of a far-reach ching
scheme. involving the creation OF a
Central American Federation under the
wing OF Mexico and the United States
with Mr.. Creel as president.
II Is pointed out that an outside Latin
American, like Mr.. CreeI. who Is a
great favcrite with the Central Ameri-
cans. might do more In the wav Of unit
ing the five troublous countries than
some strong man OF. any Of the five, as
jealousieS- Then. too, IL is figured that
such a plan would have the strong
backing Of Mexico. and would be fav-
ored by the United States.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
WARNING IGNORED.
AND MANY PERISH
Reforms in Chicago Fire
Regulations Will Follow
Disclosure.

CHICAGO. March 26-It developed to-
day that on August Is. I9o9- Fire ChieF
Koran notified the city building depart
ment that the building occupied by L
Fish a Co. which burned yesterday.
killing twelve persons and seriously in
jurinG four others, was unsafe. and
urged that the owners be compelled 10
erect fre-escapes- No action was taken
by the building department.
Radical reforms in the citv's building
and fire regulations probably viii follow
the storm Of indignation this revelation
has produced. The corOner.s inquest
viii not be held until a week from to-
day. but Coroner Hoffman and the firn
and building authorities are making an
investigation TO fix responsibility.
Rumors that more than twelve per
sons 0erish0d were discredited by Chief
HOraII, but he ordered another search
OF the ruins Miss Margaret Wilson.
employed IN the store. is said 20 have
disappeared, and may have periEhed in
the flames.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
NORTHEAST.

Fifth street northeast between II ara I
streets-EdWard ". Baldwin et al 10 Daniel
Heiston. lot ., square SOS S. 900.
Fifth street northeast. between i and q
Etreets-Fred A. Norway ct uK o Ella r
Baldwin. lot 81, square S34 SO
6 street northeast. between sixth and Sev-
enth streets-Charics E Fox e. ux 10
George L. DanI. lots los and lOi. square N5l
$40
r street northeast between second and
Third streetE-W. Scott Nacgiu e. a. to
Lea Hnl part Tot u, square s55 $40
"uth Strcers-Heruan r. H0wenSteiu 81 uK.
o. Nay Green Dot S. SQUARE SJ7 SO.
SSelrh street northeast. hetw eer ] and X
Are. ts-Franh D[eI 20 Edwa-: T. Girls
moud. lot 70. square SIS SO
Ninth and * streets uouHe1st-GeorEn s.
Cooper et uX. 20 John +. Major lot l2
square g3I $40
G. street northeast. between Eighth and Ninth
streots-D- Darby Thompson Rr uE- 70 Lucie
" Salisbury. DOT 81. square 9l7 80
California street northeast. seJween FIRST
AMI Second Etre0ts-Henry Eberbscl 20
American Security and Trust Company.
trustee. lot -. square -2l $40
Eighth and * streets hc8st-Edwarf T
CrIsmoEd 81 IN. 90 Annie T. Leonard lot
45. square 200 $40.
K street northeast. between sixth and Sav-
cUth SJ-HCers-HCm7u r. H0TenSreIn 81
uN 20 Julia r. %Q1uau. Cot - square S5-
$3.50
Ninth street northeast between r and C.
rtroCts-WiIIlar B. Coffmau e. uN 10 J.
Benson Thomas part lol 100. square elg. 80
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
SUBURBAN.

Eandle HiEhlsnds-U. S. Trust Companv.
trustee. 20 James n. Brown. lots y 10 n
block 5aSt. and lots 10 zs block 55s5. SO
Randle Observation-Disclosures States Realty Com
pany % Joseph ". Chamberlaine. lot s.
block 5543. SO
RandIe HtghIands--Nat1onaI Savings and
Trust Company. trustee. 20 James II
Holmes. lot IL block sos. $40.
Rsndle Par4z-RAndoIph L Jennings 70 Joshua
". Harlow. Iot Ii, block I. 80
East Washington Heights-Erx!n G. Car
penter q TX % John Stephen, AL q square
5553. SO
Connecticut Avenue Hlghlsnds-CharIes Il
Moore 10 Connecticut Avenue Highlands
COMPANY lot / block J. $40
Br1okanc-Enly < Palmer - Mary A.
Brandsr lot -. block 80. SO, 81. F. Clarke
81 al trustees. 20 Catherine 8 Rupert,
lot 81, square IA. 3.
CHEVY Chase-FuI-on r Gordon ot w %
Joseph B. Murphy. lot 80. square Is51. 81 10.
Same tU James j. and Katherine r. Han
non. iot q. square 1871 SI7i0.
A-ditt'" 20 Congress HeightS-Rai ph p Par
nsre e. al. trustees, TO Charles 2 Boni7i.
I0J ~. block S. $40
CnilIuu Castle Man0T-Charles HeitmuIler
% George Henry Lauhardt. Mar Ellen Ser
ger and Margaret 81. SJuder, o. r.. g.
George * I-znhardt 81 Ux- ana Mary Z
Berger convey same property 10 Margaret
West Br1oklans Ps-ll-John Henry Brooks
- uT- 70 Agnes z. Stock. part iots md 2.
hl1el, g. gIa.
East Dean nNood-John G. Bridaham o. TX %
1onn g srioshain, 1r-. 10y 2. block % SlN-
I'@anwH0i FoiEhts-j7hn u. GrcEor,- ~ G1-
20 Joha Scott and Richard scott, .ot q,
square s-51. SO.
Chevy Cha-se-FuI,oa r. Gordon 81 TX. 70
abby l. Barney. lots and s. square l75o.
North HubrooE-Jzeob F-ankeI % Katherine
smart. trustee. l1rs = and =. square Sa6.
Connecticut Avenue Hlgh.ands-Conrecticut
Avenue HiEEisu Company 90 Walter A
Black. l0t N. square 2pI, 80.
ShrrUo ood- Edwards Land and Building Com
many ~ Henry A Ebe-ie. lot s. block fzsc.
$40
AHae"stia-E- Frances p P3-7s 20 Go-tfob
Wluhcr lots $50 70 So square 5777. $40
i-is EFart street nortneasT-Hermsn z.
Burgess or IA. 20 George l. BidweL. lot
30. square g9s7 South Br0okland. 30.
North HH.b-o7k-samueI cohen et a., trus-
tees. 70 Jacob F-snksi lots . and .. square
Cleveland Psrk-H. Rozier DuIa7ey. trustees.
10 Arthur r. Farnham. par lots S % 70.
"a t0 -'. block 8. and part or UnEubdivided
portion. $3.50 o..
Turkey Thteket-Catha-ine NJ. 3. Jones g.
Fl~. william. t1 Lewis p. King. part. con
tanning ef6 acres. $50 nr0
Bellevue-Charies d. AiusIe 81 JN- % Annie
j. Wilson. lot I71. 80
Barry Farul-W. Preston Williamson 20 John
". Harrod, part lot E section 2 SO
Northern Addition and Eastern Addition q
i-FH eldn0 fHTF--huulltH r NNakle -
% Bates Warren, part. SO.
Barry Farm-Richard NJ Parker e. al t~yIE-
tees. 20 Marcus Dale. part lot S. section s.
81. .f5n
E-ightvood Park-haro1 ". Cord-a - u1 -
jacob NJ and PHoebe 7. EimbaU. pas- lots
5H ami n, block s. SO
Esniwusrr- Emi-0 Miller o, uN- 20 Walter E.
shaw. lot 50. square $50, SO
Cleveland Fark-WiIiau T. Browning - ux.
O., ruis vs. Austin part. ST.
Aua-l sta ALFRED T. Fuss o. 1iz 20 james r
Harrison, lot Is. square 5-59 SO
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
MARKET IS ACTIVE
FOR SMALL HOMES
One Firm Reports Sales Of
Detached Houses Aggre-
eating $83,OOO.

hEgrcERtng a consideration OF mere
than $500 WIuett z Eelnecke Com
Tany report having closed recently the
following sales
For percy ~. Pickford 10 Mrs Fran
Ces E Marsh. of Colorado. 25 Fourth
street southeast, tvo-story and cellar
colonial brick. recently erected. For
John B. Harrell 10 Charles ". Bush,
premises 1913 + street northeast. For
Charles H. Ainslie GO Mrs Annie J. VIII
son. GIL Morton street northwest For
the Capitol Building Corporation to
Leo Dwight Miner. OF California. 1S Y
street northwest For Miss Fannie H
Corson to Charles & Bow les. 1851 Po-
cellar brick, used for store and dwell
ing purposes. For George ". TaIbert TO
Thomas W. Webster, iS Fifteenth street
southeast
For Nortin T. GottwaIs and Fred A.
Norway. builders. the following proper
ties. all of which are Of the colonial
type. tWO-SJOTy and cellar. and VIII
i. Baldwin. 90 Fifth street northeast,
to Carl .. Walter, C5l Fifth street north
east. 10 Richard T. Boarman. eG Fifth
street northeast, tC John w Ebert. 81
Fifth street northeast, TO John n. HOi-
land. 6f5 Fifth street northeast, 10 NJ.
:. Herbert. 6f7 Fifth street northeast ;
also go Fifth street northeast. to
Charles .. MCCGuiiey. ei5 Fifth street
northeast.
According 10 WiIIett & Reinecke. the
spring market not only has been active,
but the demand for houses containing
six and seven rooms has been unpre-
redented in the history Of that firm.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits were
issued today
To Florence WinslOw for two two
s-ory frame dwellings al Gs00 and $50
Fulton street northeast. architect. Dan
iel 3 Miller; builder. ". L. Stewart.
estimated cost. S8. 00a-
To d. @. Shea for two two-story brick
dwellings At 10 and 10 Rhode Island
avenue northwest: architect. y r.
Grimm. builder. ". F. Piper estimated
cost, s.. 500
To Agnes Z stock - repair dwelling
at so Michigan avenue northwest build
or. r. Seek. estimated cost, S1.050
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
EXCURSIONS.

Those who desire to spend Easter at
the seashore and are deferred from go
ing 20 Atlantic City or resorts in the
North BY the cost, may spend the day
at Cape Henry or Virginia Beach. going
to and from Norfolk on the steamer St.
Johns. Of the new Norfolk line Of the
Potomac and Chesapeake Steamboat
Company.
The fare for the round trip on the
steamer. leaving here this afternoon
and returning from Norfolk tomorrow
afternoon. will be s. for the round trip.
and staterOOmS are 81 each way The
St. Johns leaves here every Tuesday.
Thursday. and Saturday at , p M, and
reaches Norfolk about Z a m. next
morning.
From Norfolk she leaves each Sunday,
Wednesday, and Friday. and arrives
here early next morning The regular
fare Is 3 for the round trip.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
NEAR-URBAN.

lm1 Euclid street nortaWcst-Elmcr r. Jack
son et ux. 20 Walter q Wooden. lcr =
block n, Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains.
SO
Nj PIeasant-Katherine C. Munmacls 70 Isaac
Fazett, half interest in lots S5l to S5s
square s6s1 81.
Mt. PIeasaut-Iames A. CahHI et a. to James
r and william T. GARNER Ipt g. square
2Sg5. SI1.
Craven Terrace-Jesse ". Shreve Co Aires
NJ and Hattie A. Duckett Iot O.. $40
l2l" Npntelo avenue mort beast Lacy r
Neyius 70 Anna J. Smelling lot p. block ..
Trinidad. SO
W0odlcy Park-Franklin =. Sdnner O. "a. 10
Cathariur Hplhrooh. lot i35. square 80 ti"
Metropolis NieW-Thomas Arfust % al trus-
tees. % Edward a g. HCEr. part I0t ~.
81 go. Edward A. - H.=' conveys same
property Co William IT, Bailey SO.
Columbia HelEhts-Ariine O. Weeks. trustee.
70 Edward s. HauIiboe, Tot :. block o5 so
Mt Pl=asant-CfeOrEe " Bell to Bates War
rND. lots To- 10 10 block - SO
Washington HciShts-t9sra Y Denny O. rir.
Harry F. 20 George T shake. l0r g. block
@ $40
Metropolis Niew-Nary A. Cushing 20 C7oorEia
Denlson Duncan. '0t a. bI0sll o Sfn
Columbia Eeights-Ma-ths s Collier - v.r.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
COUSIN OF BETHEA
CLAIMS HIS BODY
Says Man Killed After Bat
tie on Train Was Victim
of Cancer.

WILMINGTON, Del, March 26.-The
Rev W. l. McLaurin. of Latta, :. c.,
came 10 Wilmington today and claimed
the body OF !. II. Bethea. Of Dillon. $.
c.. who shot and killed a conductor and
porter on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
ROAD last Wednesday and was i'm turn
snot 10 death by the police and armed
citizens The body was shipped 10
South Carolina at noon. accompanied by
Mr.. McIaurln, who is a first cousin Of
the man.
Inc minister said Bethea was long
lime sufferer with cancer of the StOm-
ach and had been acting strangely Of
late. He said the mems relatives de-
plored the death of the men. Be-hea.
he said. drank heavily al times 10
drown HE trouble. but was not an habit
ual drinker.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
NORTHWEST.

Twenty-second street northwest. between y
AMI streets-LoIenzo T. Nod.r a uN. 10
julius Andree. lot n square 80. 20. julius
Andree conveys same property 10 Emma l..
Yoder. 81.
s . street northwest-Fanny Williams ct al
20 Joseph d. CobIentz, lot lgs square 6l5,
SO
Dcnt place northwest between Thirtieth and
Thirty-hrst sireetS-W Wallace ChisvrW
cJ al 20 Jesse r. Hldybr1ud. lot al. square
l->.. 81"
1872 Tenth street narthw,st- Maggie r.
Sneckels 10 Fannie h. MichmaTd lot %.
square $50 $40
New Hampshire avenue northwest between
n and y slTc-ts-AudTew %. Waruer 20
Frank :. Bright and Addison q. Dubois.
trustees, part original lot I. square 20. SO.
SO and iA Ninth street northWest-Jtla p
Wilcox 10 Herbert 3. Wilcox original lot
- square 31S. SO. Herbert Is. wilcox 81
al convey same property 20 Johanna
Young. so. J0sanna Young conveys same
property to Rudolph B. Behrend. SO
il6 Fifteenth street hwest-Thomas II.
Hall Co John IT, Hluge, IT,. lot l03 square
100. $40
Isabel Do Lehman. !uJ 70. square 3.5. SO
ir- Eighth street northW WeSt-CEarlgs W
barr ct al. trustees. TO James A. Msuriu,
lot 70 square $780, $40. james NJ. Maupin.
ef UN- 10 David H. and Annie ROsrn. same
property SO.
Now York avenue northwest. between Nine
tecnth and Twentieth streets-S. Norris
Thorne et uX. 20 Louis p. Keyser. lots II
and -. square l2f SO
35j h street northWcst-William II. Saunders
trustee. 70 Amory X. Tingle, lot T. square
FL. SO. 80.
1871 Seventeenth street northwest-Robert H
Mcneil et al, trustees. TO william Hall
Tot 35 square $50 g 750.
L street northwest. between New Jersey ave
nue. and First street-Mary Nervis 10 Camp
bell Darlington. part original lot s. square
l5s. SO
Ninth street northwest. between VI and y
streets-Mary F. Graham % Clifford r. kct-
ter. lots -S %. %. IS 20 g.. square sos. SO
I'D T street T.hUHgt-EImunu Rspler O.
ux. 10 Camille HiHdmarsh. part original lot
r. square -5S $40
Massachusetts avenue northwest. between
Twentieth and Twcntv-frgt StrsH-s-Arnle
T. Mcqueen % Robert 3 Roosevelt. Pot -.
square q4. SO
" and Bank streets northwest-Isaao "
NordlinEer 81 al. trustees. Co Crandal
Mactey. lots C5 10 =. square 1908. Sl3. mn.
$50 Massachusetts avenue mort nWest-E Ia
beth Miller 20 Kathryn A. Miller. part lot
q. square 5l.. SO
1896 Tenth street uorthwest-Mary A. O-Ha-a
IN Minnie NJ Osborne, lot ID, square 557.
SO
7o0 to 7o5 Tenth street ncrtnvrc~t- NrIzchlcu
Ranking Cooperation % Washington In
vestment Company. lots IS 60 20. square $40.
500
Tnirry-fourrh and r streets nortHwrst-Auton
Bolts Of uN. TO Dennis Bricn. part Tot
1884, square 1913 so.
81. Firh street northwest -siEmund silver
berg 10 Lillian Suyerbsrg. Iot rs. square
SIS $40
Twenty and p streets no-thwest-Sall'e
II. NichInr Co Harry G.. TGyCork, Original
lots - % -l. square 81. SO
L street northwest. between Sevouroenrh and
Eighteenth ztreefs-SamuaI " CGHlicu 90
al. trustees. 20 T.. Thomas Robinson, part
Dot 3. square 165. 81 SIS 75-
VI street northwest between thirty-se0ond
and thirty-thlrd srreets-E- II. Thomas e.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

Campbell. original lot H. square 500 SO
7oi and 7ofis Ninth street southwest-Chsrles
n. Parker 10 August Niebel. part original
Tot & square IA SO
Second and r streets southI,-st-Max Perskin
ct ux 10 William J. Hickey part lots
7 and 20. square 5S3. SO
Fifteenth street southwest. between e and
G. streets-Avarilla Lambert TO United states
OF America. original lot s. square 33i s. 600
l5f9 South Capitol street-Mary J.. I.eishear.
trustee. 20 Kate r. Hammer. LOT p, square
653. $40.
Firth street southwest, between " and q
streets-Mary z. Padgett et al. 10 Matte
r. Slater. part lot = square Coz. SO.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
BONFIRE SHOOTS MAKER.

OH, CITY, Pa, March c6.-JOhn Ben
son. Of Colcgrove, Mexican county. was
burning rubbish i'm his yard. among
which was n revolver cartridge. While
he was uiIiuE paper on the IRE the
heat exploded the COrtridEn, and the
bullet entered his body near the heart,
and he may die
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
DIES AT SONS BURIAL.

PITTSBURG. March 35.-Ilouis zoiler.
sixty-JwO. a civil war veteran. ana
later an Indian scout with Col ". r.
Cody CBunalO BHD in the Nevada cam
paigns. while standing at the grave dur
ing the burial ceremony OF a son, fell
over dead
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
Fiduciary Institutions of
Other Cities Participate
in Washington Loans.
IMPORTANT SALES
IN BUSINESS AREA
Weeks Transactions Headed by
Saks' S25O,OOO Purchase in F
Street-OtheT Transfers.

The influx Of out-of-town capital into
the local real estate loan market is the
most prominent feature Of the week $
review Of realty transactions
This action by iduCIary institutions OF
other cities affords additional PROOF Of
the high character of Washington real
estate as security for loans.
With the $4,000 coming from this
source, the record for the loans this
week reached almost to the Million
dollar mark Newark furnished S50.O)O
Of this amount and S131 600 came from
Philadelphia, the reu-2BIder being made
up OF local money ana deferred purchase
loans The exact figures Tor the week
were 1885,. .S737O
Three Important Sales
Deeds to three important sales i'm the
business section were recorded during
the week, one of these was the purchase
by Isadore Saks of premises l2oI and
lzy8 street and 60i 10 6nS Twelfth
street northwest, for which ne paid
nearly $4,000. at the rate. Of So a square
foot. Mr.. Saks sold to John u. Cough
ian, trustee, the store 3l6 Seventh street
noTtnWest. a part Of the Bon Marchc
pulldlng, for about $4,000 The third
Idrge deal was the sale TO Rudolph b.
Behrend OF the two stores at 4g6 and {2S
N'nth street, with a frontage Of - feet
ana a depth of 100 feet. The price pafd
is said to have been SS5,O
IVo hundred and thirty-seven other
parcels OF real estate were conveyed
during the past week The SUBURBAN
section leads, ninety-eight lots being
sold IN that section. The northwestern
section came next with a total of
SeVenty-hye transfers, the nCar-urban
district ranked next with thirty-fve
sales. following came the northeast
and southeast, each with thirteen con-
veyances, while only eight lots changed
hanos IN the southeast portion Of The
city
Loans Advanced.
New loans pedomiuated this week.
&694.Sn5 being loaned for this purpose:
purchase money amounted TO SI49 SO 20.
and the building associations advanced
TO members Sl2O, $50.
or the total of s964,>7370. there was
loaned on county property GG9.9i5-7O on
northwest property. the loans amounted
70 s4fH,S2N: northeast $23, SO, southeast.
Sli,400. and southwest. A.S3O The total
number Of lots pledged for this record
amount OF nearly Sl,u0u.o00, is one week
was SIS. and the average rate Of in
terest pa. d was > 40 per cent
Following is the record Of the week $
transfers by sections:
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
SAXONY BARS MORMONS.

BERLIN, March 26.-Five Mormon
missionaries from Utah were expelled
from SaNCny today as undesirable
aliens They were charged with con
dhctiug an immoral propaganda" The
missionaries had already induced many
women and girls TO emE.ate TO Utah.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
TRAGEDY AFTER THEATER

NEW ORLEANS. Ia, March 26.-En-
RACED because his wife had gone to the
theater with hers brother, taking the
children OF the family with her. Alfred
Mitchell, a carpenter. shot and prob-
ably fatally wounded her, seriously
woilnded the twelve-year-oId SON and
seven yea r-Old daughter and than shot
himself in the head, dying instantly.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
KILLED BY TRAIN.

AUDDLETOWN, y. Y, March ~
Anthony Ricltel. siNty-five, WAS killed at
a grade crossing here by an Ontario
and Western express train. The acci-
dent happened within sight Of his
home
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

s4,S5O; WITHIN A SQUARE
OF SCOTT CIRCLE.-HouSe
contains six rooms and bath,
furnace heat. This IS within
easy walking distance of the
business centre of the city. The
location is the best.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
AT ONCE.-A large home
containing sixteen rooms and
three baths Located in best
part of Washington Heights, on
Columbia Road. Get full par
tlcularS at once, as this property
will be sold several thousand
dollars below value.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-10

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