Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-13
GOOD SPRING ACTIVITY
IN REAL ESTATE FIELD.
The Wi11ett q Reinecke Co. Report
Sales Aggregating More
Than $125,o0O.

The Willett & Reinecke Co.. Inc, re-
ports that the spring realty market has
opened up unusually active, and that dur
| ing the past few weeks the sales OF prop
erty made by that office aggregate over
$4,000. Most of the property sold was
| to home buyers.
The recent sales of this company COM
prise the following:
For William S. Tancre to Frances S.
Nichols. residence q U street northwest.
The house, which is Of press brick, con-
| tains ten rooms and bath, has vabinet
| mantels, hot-water heat, is trimmed with
limestone.
For Anton Zichtl to Eugene D. Sewall,
premises 1447 Corcoran street northwest.
being two stories and cellar: press brick;
| contains eight rooms and bath; heated by
For. Frances s. Nichols to William S.
Tancre. premises 45O1 Georgia avenue
northwest, having nine rooms on two
floors. hot-water heat, gas and electrically
lighted The lot has a frontage Of 10
feet on Georgia avenue by an average
depth Of $50 feet. 1t is the intention of
| the purchaser to occupy it as his home.
For Eugene D. Sewall to Anton Zichtl,
1898 Girard street northwest. The Inn
window press-brick stone-t trimmed dwell
Ing having twelve rooms and two baths,
heated by steam.
For Sarah J. Rippon to Patrick O'Con-
nor. premises 1414 D street northeast-a
two-story brick residence containing six
rooms and bath.
For Annie c. Cunningham to Bayard
w. Tansill. 1915 c street northeast-a
new two-story-and-cellar bay-window
press brick; six rooms and bath. hot
water heat, cabinet mantels, gas and cleo
trio lights.
| For John NJ Henderson to Henry c.
Abbott 10 G street northeast. one of
the houses in the new row recently COM
pleted by Mr.. Henderson, and contains
six rooms and bath, hot-water heat, gas
and. electric lights.
| For Edith H Gottwals and David B.
+ Gottwals, to Daniel c. Leahy. 625 621
GO. 6S1 and 633 Columbia road northwest
The above houses. which recently have
| been completed by Mr.. Gottwals, are Of
the colonial type, and each contains six
rooms and bath.
For Edith II. Gottwals and David B.
Gottwals to William T. Miller. G2o Co.
lumbia road. two stories. six rooms and
bath
For E. r. Crismond they have sold the
following new colonial press-brick dwell
ings, which have only been completed
contain six rooms and bath. To Freder-
lex A. Williams. 43S Kenyon street; to
Frederick c. Ball. 40 Kenyon street: to
n Weber jr TO- 44s Kenyon street; to
Catherine E. Hanley. 3129 Warder street:
to Frederick Kruger. 436 Kenyon street.
and three lots east of this house.
For E. r. Crismond to Noble F. Whyte.
514 Sth street northeast, a two-story resi-
dence containing eight rooms and bath :;
has garage on the rear of lot.
For Edith H. Gottwals to William A.
Bowling. 61S Harvard street northwest.
a new colonial brick house of two
stories and cellar: contains seven rooms
and bath: hOt-water heat.
| For Frederick A. Williams to I. E.
Criswell. 1922 D street northeast. two
story and cellar press-brick residence;
contains seven rooms and bath.
| For John NJ. Henderson to Andrew 8.
Wright and Samuel c. Splitter. 642 Sth
street northeast. The improvements
consist of a two-story and cellar press
brick dwelling Of the colonial type, hav
| ing seven rooms and bath; heated by
hot water
For Robert r. Mahorney to Edwin A.
Forsyth, 1915 Warder street northwest, a
new house, containing eight rooms and
bath: is OF the colonial type and has a
porch across the 'front.' the lot is 5Ox2Oo.
For r. e. Criswell to William r. Brown,
400 d street northeast, a twO-story and
cellar press-brick residence; contains
seven rooms and bath.
For William r. Miller to Martin l..
Gottwals. lot 6, square 1884
For Martin l.. Gottwals to William
r. Miller, co. 9th street northeast, a two
story and cellar brick residence, con-
tanning seven rooms and bath.
| For Henry Wenger. to Charles Lewis,
81 P street northeast. two-story and
basement brick. having six rooms and
bath. 1t is the intention of the purchaser
| to occupy the house as his home.
For Catherine E. Hanly to E. T. Girls
mond part lot 1S, square $3.50, containing
about 1000 square feet.