The Washington times., 1911-03-14
LAST OF TRAvERS
PROPERTY IS SOLD
Nearly Hundred Thousand
Dollars Figures in Penn
sylvania Avenue Deal.

Practically the last of the Travers
estate property in the square bounded
by Pennsylvania avenue Twelfth, Thir-
teenth, and E streets northwest, was
sold yesterday to Arthur w. Allison
for nearly 100000.
The property fronting ON the Avenue
at 1921 and 1923 for twenty-eight and
one-half feet and running through and
fronting on E street for thirty-four
and one-half feet, and improved by
small two-story structures that have
probably syaI for a century, is that
which the trustees have transferred at
consideration OF 97,S03.66.
This is the first large realty transac-
ton in Pennsylvania avenue property
for several months. The price per
square foot at which the property was
sold is $22 for that fronting on the
Avenue and IS for that fronting on E
street.
II. trustees, who are George f.
Hamilton, Charles II. Stanley. J. Holds
worth Gordon. and Edward A. New
man, have not been Informed by the
whose name is included in the deed
as the purchaser. is a resident of Chevy
Chase. but is away from the city on 4
trip today.
Moxley Buys Residence.
James K. ElleFson and Thomas II.
Pickford have sold to James E. Moxley,
the two-storv dwelling at 1908 First
street northwest, for $3.50. Mr.. Moxley
will occupy the house. The lot is 20x9O
feet. The sale was made through VIII
lige, Gibbs x Daniel.
NJ. A. Collins has purchased from the
dwelling at the southwest corner OF
Eleventh and Monroe streets northwest,
for Si,5o0. The sale was made through
the office Of Shannon & Luchsa Mr..
Collins will occupy the house after haV-
ing IT remodeled.
Will Build Residences.
Four three-story brick and frame resi-
dences to cost 100000 for the buildings
alone. are TO be constructed a: once by
Kennedy Brothers on Woodley place
| northwest. The new houses will be
| numbered 2G15 to 96-l. The residences
are designed on more elaborate scale
than usual. Plans have reen drawn by
4. II. Sonnemann. architect.
i, o Street Houses Sold.
Rignald w. BeaIl. vice president OF
Moore & Hill, Inc, has purchased the
five thrCe-story, nine-room dwellings a.
| l5l3 to 1919 . street northwest, from J.
| HUllins kInshar for S3Sj0O. Mr.. Beall
| intends to make irHprON ements to the
| houses before resellirg.
Building Permits.
The following building permits were
issued today:
To Kennedy Brothers, Inc, for four
three-story brick and frame dwellings,
from 2Gl5 TO 262l Woodley place north
west: architect. A. II. Sonnemann;
! builders, Kennedy Brothers; estimated
! cost, 000l.
To William Rrough, for one-story
1 frame dwelling, at 3rl0 Sixteenth street
northeast. architect and builder. J. f.
| Green: estimated cost, $50
Real Estate Transfers.
H street northeast. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Barbara NJ Clements t.
William J. and Catherine NJ Clements
| part original lot l. square 1873 SO.
Columbia Heights-John Mitchell ct ux. tc
Isaac kriksteine and Rose d. Lorenz, hall
interest in lots ! and 81. square 26S9 81 800
Long Meadows-Frank A Barber to Termina
Real Estate Company of Baltimore City
part, IS.
| Chichester-Benjamin F. Lee, trustee. I.
Board Of Church Extension Society of A
M. r. Church lot IS, s222
Columbia Heights-John l.. Warran ct ux. t
!
| Washington Heights-Harry Wardman ct al
| TO Francis B. and Ruth W. Wheaton, lo
| 2l3. SO
1904 Ninth street northeast-Mary E. Mark
TO Allen P. Ball, lot IS, square 9O9 $500
| Fifth and II streets northwest-EdWard c
| Thomas ct ux. to William p MetCaIf orig
| inal lot 49, square 4S6. SO.
| Holmead Manor-Charles Boyd ct ux +
| Daniel J. CrOwel jr.. and Florence A
i Crowell lot III, square 2S8l, SO
Dyer Estate-Louisa Donaldson to William
, Twenty-hrst and Twenty-second streets
Edgar J. Hulse ct ux. TO Charles NJ For
! rest, part lot II, square 20, So
! Grant Park-John p. F. White ct ux L
! COrnelia Robinson. lot 81, square GAS. SIC