The Washington times., 1911-03-24
NEW PARTNERSHIP
TO DEAL IN REALTY
Charles w. King and Arthur
L. Fill Form an AS
Ii Sociation.

Charles w. King, jr., the weIl-knowr
builder, and Arthur L. Fill a prominent
real estate man, have associated them
selves in a new real estate corporation
under the name of King & Fill, and
have opened offices at 92O New Yorl
avenue, a building recently remodeled
by Mr.. King. The company will extend
the offices, which are on the first floor
by further remodeling the first floor
plans.
Activity in realty in New York avenHe
between Ninth anG Tenth streets is in
0icated by several leases which have
been closed for stores in this vicinity
by this company Stree the recently re-
portal sales of old residence properties
for remodeling in business houses.
A Ninth street merchant has leased
the store which will be formed from the
remodeling of the old residence at $50
New York savenue, which Mr.. King will
start at once. Simon D. Bronson, the
owner of the remodeled building at 91S
New York avenue, has leased, through
King & Fill, the first floor to a hard
ware merchant, and the basement floor
TO an automobile supply company.
To Move to New York Avenue.
Percy II. Russell real estate dealer,
who occupies the first floor of the
Russell building at 927 G street
northwest, the sale of which was re-
ported in The Times yesterday will
remove his offices to 903 New York
avenue northeast Mr.. Russell recent
lY purchased the four story building
there and by May first will start re-
modelling it for business purposes. He
# hiS
Offices; the second floor will be built
- over for office purposes and the third
and fourth floors will be made into
apartments.
Would Remove Shade Trees.
A movement is on foot to Induce
the District Commissioners to re-
move the old shade trees from, the
boulevard parking in New York av-
cnue between Ninth and Thirteenth
streets northwest. The TRANSFORMED
tion of that section of the avenue
from d residence to a business street
is responsible for the movement. Bust
ness men in that section maintain
that the trees unduly obstruct traffic
and prevent the more rapid location
Of business houses along the street.
Charles W. King, jr.. whose office
Is at 92O New York Avenue, TODAY said
that the trees were becoming danger
ouS to traffic and that this danger
would CONSTANTLY and rapidly in
crease.
Unfinished House Sold.
Charles W. King. ir., has sold one Of
the siX-room dwellings which he is now
erecting u Thirteenth street at the
southeast corner of Fairmont street
northwest. for $500 The house sold is
the one next to the corner. Six are
being built. The sale was made by King
q Fill.
They also report today the sale of the
last two in the row of ten houses which
Mr.. King built on Ontario place, be-
tween Eighteenth 3treet and Adams
Mill road, for $3.50 each
Real Estate Transfers.
Randls Park-C. s Realty Company to
Thomas D. McLane, lot a. block !. SO
North Columbia Heights-Isaac E. Shoe
maker ct ux. to Frederick A. Iinger, lots
to ;. block ?, SO.
s29 E street southwest-ElIen Doyle to How
ard Noack, lot l66, square 3S7, SO
Petworth-Frederick ". Baxter ct ux. to
Juas A. Maedel, lot 35 square IS, $40
Julius A. Maedel ct uX. conveys same prop
erty 10 Frederick w. and Ella G. Baxter,
BUena Vista-Lawrence J. Mills ct ux. to
Lorcnz Kissner lots u and lS, block H. $40 !
/ street southeast between Tenth and
Eleventh streets-Julia~A. Kane ct viz |
Thomas F., to August G. Hermann, part
o street southwest. between Four nd-a half |
and Sixth streets-John T Carroll uX |
to Margaret Fraser. part lot ITO, square 5O3 |
SO
Sixteenth street northwest. between V and |
W streets-James w. ReddSk. jr., to !
Charles E. Hughes. part original lot l. |
square 11. S75.
Petworth-CarI l. Davis to Kennebunk Real
ty CompaRy' lot s. square g. 80
lett to Frank A. Jones, part original lots |
and ?. square S2l. SO.
Half street southwest. between and L
streets-Frank S. Altemus ct uX. TO George
w Marsh. original lot II. square 666. SO |
NJ street southwest, between Half and First /
streets-Mnnie s. Hawkins to Leonard A.
Bloc. part lot Is. square $50. SO
Half street southwest, between and U /
streets-Dornin Ellis ct al. to George W.
Marsh. original lot H. square 666. SO.
George W. Marsh conveys same property TO
Joseph Groen, So
Building Permits.
The following building permits we're issued .
today:
To Rrlghtwood Building Corporation for one
three-story brick apartment house at So
Ritteuhouse street northwest architect, J.
r tanning; builders. kenerly & Lanning;
estimated cost, Sl4.0 coo.
Tc $ W. Woodward for eleven-s story
steeI-frame and marble office building at
southeast corner OF Fifteenth and II streets
northwest. architects, Harding & Upman
builders. F. 7. Nesbit & Company, Inc.
estimated cost, $50, ,000