The Washington herald., 1912-05-05
REAL ESTATE HOTEs.

4Fulo N Al the DoauLili 3urfOuu4lut
country. and comprises 80 acres IN all.
Of which 800 are IN high state Of cub
tivation. The mansion contains twenty
FIVE rooms and three baths. Il construct
Cd OF brick and stone; painted colonial
yellow. with green and white trimmings;
three stories high; slate covered man
sard roof; dormer windows. wide cool
porch In front. extending on each side.
On the first floor are grand halls Of
generous proportions. reception room,
dlning-room. drawing-room, and library,
as well as every convenience to make II
a highly desirable home
-Maplewood" Is about ten miles from
the White Hopse and In the heart Of a
ness, delightful social environments. and
enhancing view Of the surrounding
The three-story detached colonial resi-
dence at $50 woodley Road has been
sold by +. T. Sarner and w. II. Hm 10
a Washington man. the buyers name be-
ing withheld. The house contains fif-
teen rooms and the lot Is 5ox1so feet in
dimensions.
Miss Mary H sharp has purchased a
lot ssxl2s feet adjoining the new resi-
dence at IN New Hampshire Avenue
ana VIII erect residence 70 cost, with
the ground. about sl8oOo
II is reported that the old three-story
building at the northwest corner OF
Fourteenth and ! Streets Northwest win
De torn down and a modern three-story
once building erected on the site.
The latest reports from Silver Spring
denote that rapid progress Is being made
In every direction. the $4,000 fireproof
hotel Is about completed, and is ex-
peeted to be thrown open July /.
The bill making Silver Spring a taxable
district for sewerage and water has been
passed. and the pipes win be laid as early
as possible Silver Spring enjoys the dis
unction OF being the only suburb over
the District line TO get legislation of this
Kind. which wiz facilitate building opera
tions-
At recent meeting OF the Silver
Spring Improvement Association Il was
decided to build . new town hall, the
plans to include a public library. The
fare between Silver Spring and the Dis
trict line has been reduced to cents.
Norman & Robinson. 10 Fifteenth
Street Northwest. report the following
sales for the past week:
To Howard 2. Heist, the property at
3oi E Street Northeast Price. 5000. Mr..
Heist win remodel TO suit business pur-
poses
To Andrew C. Walter. one-quarter-
acre lot with n0dern residence. located
at Clarendon. Va. Price. $500.
yesterday & Co. are now occupying
their new quarters in the Bond Building.
rooms ass They celebrated moving into
their new Offices by making q number Of
sales OF their Walter Street property to
the following persons: Joseph Dorsey, II.
@. W. Johns. Frank and William
Harris. Consideration in each sale.
ts.5Oe
The Sypret W. Hendrick Company, in
leased last week to Philip c.
Anieck. for term Of years. for 10000.
the Northwest corner Of Ninth and d
Streets Northwest. consisting OF eleven
stores and having a frontage Of los feet
On Ninth Street, and IL feet on ID
Street Northwest
This property is Just opposite the Acad- |
my Theater and practically in the center |
of the Gay white Way district. The |
owner was represented by the r. o.
Holtzman Company in the transaction. |
Mr.. Afieck Is to remodel the three
-SNANA PA0PNAAC1H W. anu ~ MINI street Il
Ind 500 ID Street Northwest In a modern 1
'retentious drug store II Is Mr.. AZ |
cek's Intention to stiIl increase his chain /
u drug stores to five In Washington, as /
here are negotiations in progress to buy
building for another store, and IL this
'annot be done. Mr.. Ameck win lease /
with the privilege Of buying at expira-
ion Of lease Work on the new i'm
viii start in about thirty days
md VIII cause marked improvement in
hat section los. 40S and 40 Ninth
street Northwest win remain as thew
re at present, also sO6. s07. so7jk. soo. and /,
II d Street Northwest, though there are
regulations in existence for a moving
icture theater TO occupy some Of the /
pace in the newly leased properties.
The ONCE Of Francis lie B. Smoot. in
he Southern Building. reports the fol-
owing sales In the Chevy Chase section
Within the past two weeks: (;
Fifty acres near Bethesda, Nd, owned
y J. w. Huffman. sold to Hugh Reilly,
Ocal business man. Consideration about
le.oo0.
Large lot on the corner OF Thirty-ninth
nd Jenifer Streets. Chevy Chase Heights.
}. c.. from the Chevy Chase Land Com
any TO Dwight t. Scott president Of
n
titute- Consideration about $1,000 Mr.. II
colt has plans drawn for a handsome
ONE to be erected on the property (
Large lot on corner OF Thirfy-ninth and
livingston Streets, Chevy Chase, d. C..
rom NJ Burnstine to James II. Baden. i
eeretary Of the United States Trust
ompany Consideration about $4,000.
Large lot In Oxford Street, section .
hevy Chase, from L. s. Van SAINT to
VILLAIN w. Bride. Mr.. Bride, a local
has plans drawn for a hand
ome home which he intends to build ia :,
he near future.
Home on West Kirk Street. Chevy Z
hase. section 2 Owned by. Charles s.
Iuir. Sold to S. J. Henry. vice president | 7
United States Trust Company. Mr.. Ia
Ienry purchased It for a residence. '
Lot In Drummond. West Chevy Chase. I
ID. Sold to Mr.. william waKEaman. 3
no win erect a home In the near fu- :
re
Kleiner & Shepard, sOe F street. are a
ow building some suburban homes at II
erwyn. Nd. The cross-ties for the cleo
ic railway connecting Berwyn with ].
have all been laid and plans p
IT an electric light plant are under s
ay. q
Wagstaff. Coolidge & White. so4 Four /.
enth Street. formerly wagstan & 9
-hite. report the following sales:
For Harry .Wardman. the Kingston (
for scOoo.
For Mary A. Wagstaff. the house at l
. Calvert Street. for 300.
To Harry Kite. nifty lots in Gresham a