The Washington herald., 1910-04-17

Real estate operations during the past
week were quite active. especially in the
sale Of suburban lots. During the Wees
the preparation Of several suburban sub
divisions for the market has been an
nounced and those already on the market
have reported 10 the title companies sales
OF many home sites and lots sold for in
vestment purposes. The sale OF smaller
priced residences has gone forward in
the. usual lively manner and the transfers
OF a few pieces of business property have
been made public.
E. J. Burlington has bought the resi-
dence at 1919 Twenty-second street north
west II was formerly the home of Dr.
J. NJ. Moser. The deal was made through
stone & Fairfax
LeyiniR Apartment Sold.
/ Gardiner & Dent have announced the
sale Of the Levinia apartment house, at
6lS f street northwest for John A. Wyn-
koop. It is a three-story press brick
building. occupying a lot 5Ox1OO feet. The
price paid was $4,000.
A c. Houghton q Co report the sale
Of three business properties at 423-25-27
/ Ninth street northwest 10 r. H. Kramer
and S. Oppenhelmer This property has
a frontage Of ffty-one feet on Ninth
street and is at present occupied by in
dividual stores on the ground floor with
flats above
\ II is reported that the property will be
takeR over by the Imperial Theater
\ Company. which will erect a vaudeville
house TO be completed between now and
fall The property was recently owned
by George NJ Stewart and Thomas II.
Wall, and Is said 70 have brought $4,000.
Shannon & Luchs have closed the sale
to Joseph y. Thompson OF a lot front
ing about fifty feet on Cathedral aver re
near Connecticut avenue. Woodey Park.
Mr.. Thompson is having plans prepared
for the erection OF a home. which he
will start Immediately. II will be OF col
onial design, with wide frontage. and
will contain about ten rooms and three
baths. The entire investment VIII repre-
sent. about $4,000.
New Residence Transferred.
The new residence at $50 Rock Creek
Church road has been sold by Kennedy
Bros. for $500. This is one Of the
600 houses now being constructed by Ken
nedy Bros all Of which have been sold
that have been completed.
Victor Kaufman has purchased from
Justice Thomas II. Anderson a building
lot in New Hampshire avenue. north OF
r street. being twenty-five feet front and
10 feet deep. II is understood the price
paid was s. a square foot Mr.. Kauff-
mann IS having plans prepared by T. J.
D. Fuller architect, for a four-story.
English basement house for his residence.
The transaction was made through Moore
& Hill.
William Knowles Cooper has sold his
property in Cleveland Park. located at
5000 Newark street, and known as Red
Nook II is understood the price paid
was $1,000 The purchaser is Alfred p
Shultz, and Moore & Hill negotiated the
sale
Other sales OF the week by the same
firm are as follows:
\ To John Brennan. lot in Lanier place
near Eighteenth street, from F. T. San
ner. on which he will erect a house for
his own use.
Mrs. Louise Taylor purchased two par
cells Of ground on Cleveland Heights,
| WHICH VIII DE lllpIUNeu VIII new houses
For John o. Johnson. $3.50 Champlain
street northwest, 10 Elwood Arthur for
5000
For Mrs. Ella 3. Sherman. a lot IN
Newark street, Cleveland Park, the pur-
chaser being Mrs. Jessie Page Heroy.
For W. W. Chiswell and Harry A. Kite,
new house at Dent and Avon places
northwest for $3.50, the purchaser being
Lewis NJ. Sheare.
Sell Lot in Southeast.
For r. W. Beall, a lot fronting twenty
eight feet on Virginia avenue southeast.
The purchaser IS z. T. Chismond.
For William Ludgate, AL street
northwest. being a two-story brick dwell
ing, for $3.50. and the purchaser is c.
A. Thompson.
For Dr. NJ. c. Burritt, the three-story
dwelling at 315 Fifth street southeast.
To Mrs. Josephine 3. Bruce, the two
story brick house 1917 V street north
west.
For Louis c. Terrell, three houses on
massachusetts, avenue southeast h.