The Washington times., 1911-07-07
STORE PROPERTY
SELLS FOR THIRTY
DOLLARS PER FOOT
Holding On Seventh Street
Sold to Samuel Liv-
- ingSton.

Thirty dollars a square foot for a
piece of Seventh street business prop
erty is the price obtained in the sale
of the building at 9OS Seventh street,
reported today.
The building is a three-story store
and occupies a lot with a twenty-one-
foot frontage, and containing 1,500
square feet. 1t was purchased by sam
uel Livingston from the Cashell heirs.
The sale was made by Cissel, Talbot
& Co. in connection with Joseph Hert-
cog.
Reports Sales.
The sales of five dwellings in George
town are reported today by J. McKen-
ney Berry. w. H. Bransell purchased
the corner residence at 3501 T street
northwest, and will occupy 1t. w. r.
Sherwood bought from D. Y. Daley the
house at 17l6 Thirty-third street for an
investment. Marshall Wrenn bought
the eight-room dwelling at SO46 P street
northwest. Frank Rupert bought the
,two-story dwelling at 1912 Thirtieth
street northwest for an investment and
one at 27l0 K street northwest. The
last two sales were made in connection
with Stone & Fairfax.
Sells Dwelling.
G. Meredith Winship has sold to Har-
ny Wardman the detached dwelling at
The northwest corner Of Fourteenth and
Emerson streets, Saurs Addition. for
about $4,000. The lot is a triangular
one, fronting IS feet on Emerson street
and 40 feet on Fourteenth street.
Transfer Title.
KJohn E. and Robert c. Wilkins have
transferred to the Wilkins Securities
Company the two old dwellings which
they recently purchased next to the
Cosmos Club on H street, and which
for their new 100000 office building.
One lot stood in the name Of each of
the individuals.
Buys Corner Lot.
sWilliam R. Marshall has purchased
from the Holmes Central Realty Cor
roratiou the lot at the northwest cor
aer Of Fourteenth street and Longfel-
low street, Sixteenth Street Highlands.
The lot fronts 403 feet on Fourteenth
and 10 on Longfellow.
: Too Hot to Trade.
rWhile most real estate men are at
tempting to keep up the pace set in
realty activity when the weather was
cooler, one broker today said he will
not try to sell any property until the
thermometer takes a drop. The broker
controls subdivision and much prop
erty out Sixteenth street extended.
ct will not take q client out to see
property this weather" he said. ITO
those who have made inquiries I have
answered that as soon as II is cooler
viii % slad to show them my property.
1t Is even too hot to talk"
House For Circle.
Another fine house is to be erected on
Sheridan circle. George Oakley Totten,
3r., the arhcitect, is building for him.
self q residence on the property next
west of the home Of Mrs. A. c. Barney,
on the south side OF the circle,
. Mr.. Totten is also the purchaser of
the 5o-by-l50-foot lot at the southeast
Corner OF Q and Twenty-third streets,
Just south of Sheridan circle, the sale
OF which for $4,000 ! was reported re-
Gently by Thomas ]. Fisher & Co.. Inc.
Real Estate Transfers.
> johnson, lot 123, so.
Craven Terrace-Aulick Palmer ct ux. to
!. George W. Marsh. part lot L3. SO.
North Columbia Heights-Augustu W. Stuhr-
. man to Joseph N lIornbaker. lot "A. block
: !, SO Same TO same. lot 46. block /, SO.
Pleasant Plains-Dudey T. Harran to Flora
: NJ. Schmidt. part lot g. SO.
sCraven Terrace-George W: Marsh to John
: G. Slater, part lot liz. so.
birmingham place-Jake Shapiro to MIIie
Shapiro, part lot 6, block 20. $40.
New York avenue northwest, between Ninth
y and Tenth streets-Morris L. Wolpe ct ux.
S 20 Charles o. Rice, part lots IS and 10,
Rear OF B street northeast between Twelfth
- and Thirteenth streets-Andrew w. Lukei
= ct ux. to Herman R. Howenstein, part lot
S. square 10l1, SO.