The Washington herald., 1919-10-05
Notes of Transactions
In District Realty

Felix Lake has sold to James
Flaherty the property known as 725
Twelfth street. The equity trans
ferred. according to the internal
revenue stamps affixed to the deed,
was $4,000. but as the assessed val
uation of the property is s12,365. 1t
is said the property is worth in the
neighborhood OF $4,000. Mr.. F1ah-
erty on the same day transferred
the property to Thomas d. Walsh
for consideration of $4,000. 1t has
a frontage of twenty feet four
inches on Twelfth street by a depth
of ninety-fve feet one inch to an
alley ten feet wide and adjoins No.
1 engine house on the north.
1t is said the new owner will hold
the property as an investment
Mary A. Hanney and William v. q.
Cox. surviving trustees under the will
Of Matthew G.. Emery. deceased. have
sold to Will B. Shaw and Joseph l.
Shaw the property known as premises
SIS Thirteenth street northwest The
price paid was in the neighborhood
OF S1O.500. 1t has a frontage of 10
feet 10 inches on Thirteenth street
by a depth of IS feet
Wilbur F. Nash and wife have sold
to the National Electrical Supply Com
pany the warehouse property located
on l. street northeast between North
Capitol and First streets and running
through to Pierce street. The con-
sideration was s4S,500. The property
has a frontage of 134S4 feet on l.
street by a depth of 273.25 feet to
Pierce street on which it has a 'front.'
age Of 13464 feet
Daniel ]. Breslin has purchased
from Jesse Owen Cugle and Charles
d. Cugle. her husband. the business
property known as HOS Connecticut
avenue northwest. The consideration
was in the neighborhood of SIS. 900.
The property has a frontage of 1913
feet on Connecticut avenue by a depth
Of 46.H feet on the south side AMI
S.T feet on the north side. The
plot contains 1850 square feet
The Union Trust Company, acting
as executor under the will Of David
B. Harmony. has sold to Scott
Avery the residence property at 1873
Massachusetts avenue northwest The
consideration was S15.50o. It has a
frontage of go feet on Massachu-
setts avenue by a depth of 134S9 feet
to an alley. The property has an
assessed valuation of S13,793.
L Moyt Lamb has leased from
Bernard Walls the first floor and base
ment of the building located at the
northwest corner of Eleventh and East
Capitol streets for a term of FIVE
years. commencing October 1. 1919. for
the total rental of $500, payable at
the rate of $40 month. with privilege
of renewal for five years at the expi-
ration of this lease.
Gertrude E. Brandenburg, widow of
Frederick w. Brandenburg; Edwin c.
Brandenburg and Emma G. Branden-
burg, his wife: Clarence A. Branden-
burg. Emma v. Brandenburg, unmar-
ried; F. Walter Brandenburg and
Elizabeth W. Brandenburg, his wife.
and Wilbur H. r. Brandenburg have
sold to Cora o. Woodard the business
property known as 1751-5 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. The consideration
in the transaction was in the neigh
borhood of $500. 1t has a frontage
of 59.11 feet on Pennsylvania avenue
by a depth of S3.5 feet.
George Nicolopulos and wife have
sold to Peter George the business prop
erty located at the southeast corner
OF Fourth and G streets northwest and
known as 627 and SO Fourth street
northwest. The equity in the property,
which was conveyed subject to two
deeds of trust. was $4,000. II has a
frontage on Fourth street of 24.S7 feet
and one G street $3.50 feet, and is
improved by a two-story frame build
ing