The Washington times., 1911-04-28
ARCADE WILL JOIN
NEW YORK AVENUE
WITH C STREET
Plans Being Drawn for Ad-
junct to the Evans
Building.

An arcade to connect G street with
New York avenue is to be built at
once. Ward and John Evans, executors
of the evans estate. which owns the
Evans building in New York avenue,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets northwest, have leased for ten
years the building at 1415 G street north
west, which was used temporarily. by
the District National Bank and before
that by Harper & Co.
They are having plans drawn for
changing the present entrance and con-
structing an arcade through the build
ing to the Evans building. This will
give convenient access between the two
streets and form a connecting link be-
tween the financial centers of G. and
Fifteenth streets. 1t is estimated that
from 1900 to 10000 people per day will
use this arcade.
Sells Virginia Property.
E. w. Dauchman has sold to A. NJ.
Groff. of this city, his country place at
Herndon, Va, for $1,000 The property
contains three acres, and is improved
by a seven-room house with a porch
seventy-five feet wide. The sale was
made through the Office of the Virginia
Realty Company.
They also report the sale to c. War
ner. of this city, of sixty acres Of
ground at PohiCk station. Va. The
property is improved with a seven-room
house, barns. and outbuildings.
Many Sales Reported.
A number of sales are reported today
by Prather & Ryon. They have sold for
lsidor Small to Henry b. Terrett the
store and apartment building at 913
Twelfth street northeast, for SS,O00-the
lot is IS by 100 feet. Mr.. Small took in
trade six houses in Navy place south
east at a consideration of $5,0W.
J. L. Bates sold to y. +. Ryon the
six-room dwelling at 1876 E street north
east for $500.
Frank Freeman sold to Julius Wahl
the six-room house at 1855 Kramer
street northwest. for $3.50.
Mrs. G. Helen Metcaf sold to John P.
Stuckert for So, 80, the eiSht-room dwell
ing at Is street southeast.
Buys Residence Lots.
William A. Mearns has purchased two
additional lots on Bancroft place, be-
tween Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
streets northwest, in all $50 square
feet, for Ss.21SO. The lots were pur-
chased from William B. Kurtz and the
estate of Alexander Cassatt. The sale
was made through the Office of Thomas
J. Fisher & Co, Inc.
Real Estate Transfers.
Ingleside-GraCe L. Jenkins ct vir, Charles
F. to Eta L. Hslback. lot 81. block T. SO
Florida avenue-William E. H. Merritt to
Franklin T. Sanner. part lots 81 and S.
South Grounds Columbia College, SO.
Greenvale-Edmund p. Dougherty ct ux. TO
George D. Horning, one seventy-ffth in
terest in lots S. s. and IA, 800. William H.
Dougherty to same similar interest in
same land. 500.
West Holmead Manor-Edward Whitney ct
ux. to Samuel B. Robin. lot IS. block .,
SO
Seventeenth street northwest, between T and
U streets-Zada T. Kemp to Samuel Gold
enberg lot So square l76. $40.
Sixteenth Street Highlands-Holmes Central
Realty Corporation to Juliet B. and Roe
chette W. Caltee, lots 16 and II, square
west OF 212o. SO.
Linden place between Twelfth and Thr-
teenth streets northeast-Albert T. Newman
et ux. to Anna Lenovttz, lot sol. square
1904 so.
N street northwest, between Seventh and
Eighth streets-Albert Schuteis ct ux. TO
Louis Behrens. part lot 3. square, "a. SO
Chevy Chase-Fulton r. Gordon ct to ].
Paul and Tillie c. Chauncey. lots IS and 81
square 1850. s2.4e0.
SO Massachusetts avenue ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Montrop to Louis Kolipinski. lot r. square
452. SO.