The Washington times., 1911-10-10
APARTMENT HOUSE
AND LOTS FIGURE IN
REAL ESTATE DEAL
Jamesburg, N. j., Men to
Build Houses in Chillum
Castle Heights.

"SSAS AASA0AAhS'
A real estate deal involving the trans
fer of an apartment house and twenty
six lots of suburban property has just
been closed. The Washington Land
and Mortgage Company has purchased
from Frederick L. Ruckelew and Jo-
seph NJ. Perrine, of JamesburG, N. j.,
the Lexington apartment house at
Twenty-first and L streets northwest
for $4,000. The apartment contains nine
suites.
The lots, 81 feet wide and varying
from lis to 125 feet deep, in Chillum
Castle Heights, were taken by the
,Jamesburg men, who plan to erect de-
Iached dwellings, all of different archi-
tectural design, and containing from
SIX to nine rooms each. A number of
the houses will be built this fall. These
builders have completed the construc-
tlon of twenty-five houses at Perth Am
boy, n. ]. The lots upon which the
houses will be built are on Madison
and North Capitol streets and on Mil
marson place.
OF NJ. b. Harlow & Co., conducted the
negotiatiCns for the builders and B. L.
blair for the Washington Land and
Mortgage Company.
New Realty Corporation.
Additional details of the plans of the
Chew Chase CIuDmen who have
purchased 1S0 acres on The Rockville
pike for a model community, as ex-
clusvely announced in The Times YES
terday, came to light today The men
interested have formed a company
under the style of National City Real
Estate Corporation, with The following
officers: Gist Blair, president; Theodore
Davis Boal, vice president; ChaCncey
.Hackett, secretary and Walter H. Tuck
erman. treasurer. Upon the board of
directors are these officers and Hunt
jngton WOlcott Jackson and Philip
Brooks Robinson.
Thompson Property's Price.
Through the authorization by Justice
Wright yesterday of the sale of the
property at the northeast corner of f
and Thirteenth streets northwest, the
price at which the property is to be
transferred is disclosed accm atelv for
the first time. The price named in the
contract of sale and approved by the
court Is $JG,000. OF this $780, 0OO is cash
This was the price reported in The
Times when the sale OF the property
was first announced.
Cornerstone Laid.
The cornerstone of the Randle High
lands School was laid yesterday. Three
and half acres of ground bounded by
Pennsylvania avenue, r street, Thir-
tieth and Thirty-tirst streets southeast,
We're donated for the school 1nd play
ground by Col Arthur Z. RanGle.
Report Two Sales.
Shannon & Luchs report today the
sales of a residence for Middaugh g.
Shannon, and one for Edwin NJ. Du-
lin. H. H. Burrows purchased one of
the eighteen houses on Twentieth
street EOICh of Park road, facing
Rock Creek Park. for $3.50. The house
contains ter rooms and two baths. Mrs
Minnie Mohl bought the two-story
dwelling at 1925 Twentieth street north
west for $1,000, as an investment.
Real Estate Transfers.
Petworth-George w. Wilde ct ux. to Carrie
+. shea, part lot z, square 81 SO
B street northeast. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets-Herman r. Howenstein
ct ux. to Arthur II. Smith, lot 95, square
lOll, $500
Trinidad-william C. Lang ct al. to jackson
II. Ralston and Harvey T. Winfield, trus-
tees. lot -, block S. so.
Chevy Chase Grove-FultOn r. Gordon ct
Y
SO. Same to Blanche H. Stoddard, lot u,
square 2U22, SO.
Fourteenth Street Heights-J. L. WhitloCk ct
uN TO Joseph b. NewIin lot I square 2gl4
S. Same to John NJ. Locke, jr., and Mary
F. Locke, lot "a. square 29l7, s..
Michigan Avenue Addition-Charles H. Nor
gan. trustee. to Clarence H. Small. lot 26,
square $780, 81.
Villa Park-Clara A Marden ct vir, Ed
win R.. to C. waldron Blake, lots AZ and
49, square 4S01, SS2S14.
LOngnecker's Addition to Congress Heights
Harry w. Ensor ct uX. to Louise c. Girls
mond. lot S, square l. SO.
Addition TO Takoma Park-Charles Selden,
jr., e. ux. to Catherine E. Emereick. lots
Cathedral Highlands.C. J. Bell, trustee, to
Arthur w. Garrett and Katharine L.
Preston. lot and east hah OF lot s, square
1929, SO. Same to Willis T. Lee. lot 30.
,-or LII. rlfrVpe-eod sHRDLU NUP NU NJ
14l4 street northwest-Clara F. Marean to
Sarah A. ZeIlers lot 60, square 207, 800
n street northeast, between North Capitol
and First streets-Fred l. Wagaf ct al.
trustees, to Ward w. Griffith. part Of
square 67l. SO.
4orthwest-American Security and Trust
Company, guardian, to Reginald r. Walker,
part lots and s. square 124S. $40. Regi-
maid r. Walker ct uN. conveys same prop
erty TO Georgetown Gaslight-Company. SO.
High View-Harry Wardman ct al. to Iud-
wig and Elizabeth Boehs. lot IS. block IL,
SO. Same to Julia A. Mckinley lot 126,
block 10, SO Same to Frank A. and Goldie
A Dougherty, lot 1872, block 10. SO. Same
to Frederick W. and Charlotte E. Baumann,
lot 1876, block 10. SO Same to Helena Mes
since lot lS9 block 10, SO.
M street southwest, between Third and Four
and-a-hah streets-John T. F. Hickey to
John T. and Irene v. Scott, lot 1l6. square
545, SO.
Building Permits.
The following building perm were issued
today:
To J. Maury Dove. TO erect two-story brick
garage: builder, W. B. Holtzclaw; estimated
cost, 1900.
To George Verline, to erect four two-story
b,JcIS dwellings, 1902 to 1903 d street south