The Washington times., 1912-03-19
.DUGDALE COMPANY
NEW OWNERS OF j
STREET PROPERTY
Music Publishers Will Oc-
cupy New Building Now
Planned.

H. Kirkus Dugdale today purchased
the property at 1888 U street northwest
from II. N. Taplin, adding this to his
holdings on the north side of U street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets northwest. The sale was made
through the office of Louis =. Shoe
maker. In connection with the pur-
chase of this property announcement is
made today of the purpose of the II.
Kirkus Dugdale Company, of which Mr..
Dugdale is president, to construct this
summer a four-story building upon part
of the property which he owns in this
square. The building will be 40 by
100 feet in dimensions, and will be used
entirely by the company, a music pub
fishing concern now employing 100
people, and having offices in the United
States Savings Bank building.
Sell Six Houses.
The sales of six houses yesterday are
reported today by Shannon & Luchs.
Five OF the houses are in the High View
section, one square east of the inter
section of North Capitol street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest, which
Harry Wardman is building up. Two
of the houses are partly finished and
three are a part of the row of twenty
lone which Mr.. Wardman will start to-
morrow.
The sixth house was sold to a naval
officer for George c. Pumphrey, builder.
1T is a ten-room house at 2S27 Twenty
seventh street northwest, and was sold
for $3.50. The house is the last of a
row of six just finished by the builder.
: Mr.. Pumphrey started today the con-
struction Of FIVE more houses of similar
style, ten-room and two baths, on
Twenty seventh street, between Gar
field street and Cathedral avenue,
>Woodley Park
Exchange Properties.
The trade of the Kenois office build
ing at the northwest corner of Eleventh
and G streets northwest for the Brigh-
ton apartment house on California
street, just west of Connecticut avenue
was completed yesterday through the
office of the +. II. Smith Company. By
the deal Harry Wardman becomes the
owner of the office building and Mrs
Henrietta M. Halliday the proprietor
of the apartment house. Each OF the
properties is valued at about 100000
New Hotel Company.
AS a result of the sale yesterday OF
the New Fredonia Hotel to Alvin G
Belt, a new company, so far as per
sonnel Is concerned, is to be formed
the house. Charles II. Lambert, for
merly manager of the old Riggs House
has been made general manager oi
lthe hotel. The former owners are now
entirely out Of the company, according
to Everett H. Taylor, one of those In
the purpose of the new owners t
operate the house as a first-class hotel
Eugene A. Jones is general counsel o
the company. The new officers will b'
announced later in the week.
Opens New Store.
Joseph Schenker, formerly manager o.
the Bluestein Company, today LEASED
the store at 1913 G street northwest, anC
will shortly open q new women'S gar
ment store.
Real Estate Transfers.
Friendship-Galen /. TAFT ct al, trustees. t.
Andrew M. Curry, lots IA, 15, and part 10
10, So Andrew NJ. Curry conveys sam
property to Emory L, Coblentz and Brain
ard H. Warner, tr. trustees. $40.
Wesley Park-Andrew NJ, Curry to Emery L
Coblentz and Brainard II. Warner, trus
tees. all blocks l, 2, 10, II; lots l to 20
TO- ii, il 70 IS, block s. lots l.. ., 5 to 80
to .. block 5; lots /, 4 to 10, IA to A
East Deanwood-Charles A. Baker ct ux. T.
William E. Garrett, lot 30. block 49, an
1l6 Eighth street southwest-Danlel p. Seat
on, executor, to Bernard Leonard, part orig
inal lots 26 and q. square All, 81, $50.
Union street southwest. between NJ and J
streets-Louis K. Ockert ct to Grac
l. Murphy. part lot Q. square SOP. $40.
p street northwest, between Fourth an
Fifth streets-Albert F. Fox ct al, trus
tees. to Harry L. Turner, part lot Il, squar
$40, $1,000
city View Heights-Joseph L. Topper, trus
tee to Alexander Bortnick, lots n ant
1S, square 4f2, $:
Columbia HeiBhts-Lewis E. Breuninger e
ux. to Robert l.. Mason, lot 1852. block %
$40. Same to William Conradis, lot 170
block %, $40.
street northeast. between Seventh an,
Eighth streets-Frances Z. Baden to Rich
ard A. Cady, part original lots and
square SSS, $40.
Il0S Twenty-first street northwest-Louga NJ
Benzler ct al. to Edward H. Helmuth. par
lot l, square 72, $40.
Barry Farm-P. AureIia Trigg to George L
Trigg, part lot 4, section Z, SO.
Addition to Congress Heights-Henrietta p
Heskell to Anthony Wisconsin, lots "a an
%, square 607O, $40
I1l d street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Curry ct ux
TO Frank Frazzano, lot O. square 571, $lC
Columbia Heights-George G. Pumphrey O
q to Edward ESpey, lot 135, block "a, SIC