The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-14
TUESDAY APR. 20, 20

/ Cambridge, Maryland, on
TUESDAY APR. 20, 20
between the hours of 2 and 2:30 p M.
| all the following property, situated II
the town OF Cambridge, Maryland, t6
| Wit
First--All that valuable dwelling
/ house property, at the South corner
! of West End Avenue and Church St.
| known as BIS West End Avenue, as
| now enclosed, fronting SO feet on Wes'
! End with depth of IS feet on Church
| Street, improved by a six room, two
| story frame dwelling, and necessary
outbuildings, all in good repair, and
now in the tenancy of Spencer Hoi-
| land, g. monthly tenant. water anu
Electric Lights.
| Second-Au that valuable dwelling
| house property. known as $40 West
End Avenue, now in the tenancy. OF
William Mowbray, monthly tenant,
as now enclosed, fronting SS rect
inches on West End Avenue. with q
depth of about SIS feet, running back
from said West End Avenue to the
property hereinafter described as No.
202 Church street property and over
the rear of said property No. 2e2
Church street, from said alleyWay To
said property, No. 800 West Erd Ave-
nue.. This property is improved py
six room, two story frame dWelang'
necessary outbuiid1ngs, all IN gooo re-
pairs. Electric lights and water.
Third-An that valuable dwelling
house property, known as NO. SLa
West End Avenue, as now enclosed,
fronting 40 feet 10 inches on West End
Avenue, with a depth of 125 feet. to-
gether with an easement of way Tor
all proper and lawful purposes, over
the aforesaid nine foot alleyWay. rms
property is improved by nine room'
TWO story frame dwelling and aeces-
sary outbuiludings. all in good repair.
Electric lights, bath room and water.
Property now in poss ASsion of John 5.
Matthews. a monthly tenant
Fourth-Au that valuaoia dwelling
house property, known as 40. SO2
Church street, fronting 40 feet on
Church street. with depth of iS feet,
including the land covered BY said y
easements of way are reserved for the
land above described as Nos. 800 and
322 West End Avenue, and also sub
ject to an easement of way for said
way over the rear of this property. as
above mentioned. This property IS
bounded on the Northern side by the
property, as above mentioned. This
property is bounded on the Northern
side by the properties above described
as Nos. 31s and 800 West End Ave-
nue., on the Westward side by the
property above described as Nos. S22
West End Avenue; on the Eastward
side by Church street and on the South
ern side by the Southern side of said
alleyway This property is improved
by a six room two story frame dwell
ing and necessary outbuildings. all in
good repair, and now in the occupancy
of Mrs Virginia Parks. a monthly
tenant.
Fifth-AIl that valuable dwelling
house property. known as No. 322 VIII
lis street as now enclosed. sronting ~
feet, inches on Willis street, with a
depth of about 81 feet inches, and be-
ing the entire property conveyed unto
Oliver Spedden. by Harry S. Gordy and
wife, by deed dated the 10th day of
December. 1896. (See c. L. No. 19. at
folio 654). Improved by q six room,
two story frame dwelling and neces-
sary outbuildings. all in good shape,
and now occupied by Leonard w. Dali,
Sixth-All that reversionary inter-
est, commonly called a ground rent, in
and to all that dwelling house prop
erty known as No. 311 Maryland ave-
and running back about $50 feet to
Poplar Alley, improved by a valuable
dwelling. This rent entities owner to
an annual rental of $21 per year. free
renewable forever. (See G. L. No. 8,
at folio 41D. The lease is now owned
by VIM. Twilley.
Seventh-An that valuable store
house property, known as No. 21, %,
25 and 81 Poplar street, now occupied
by Olin LeCompte and Thomas A. Rob-
inson. monthly tenants, fronting about
81 feet on the Westward side of Pop
lar street, bounded on the Northwest
by the Barber property, (now owned
by Edgar B. Simmons), on the North
east by Poplar street, and on the
Southwest and Southeast by the prop
erty of Mrs. Elizabeth Barnett. I'M
provements consist of two story frame
store house. The location of this
property for business purposes is un-
excelled in Cambridge.
4. Srlr
house property. on the East side of
Race street. known as 118 and 120 Race
street. now occupied by N. Vateck and
Charles 7. Mace. respectively. monthly
and easement of way described in a
deed to Oliver Spedden from Margaret
K. Jordan, ct al, dated November 30,
1914. and now of record among the
Liber w. l.. R. No. 8. at folio 327. Nos.
118 Race street and 120 Race street
will be first offered separately and
then as whole, the trustees reserv-
No. 120 Race street has frontage. on
Race street of 81 feet inches and has
depth of los feet and IL inch meas
ured from the outer edge of the curb
division line between 118 and 120 Race
street is a line passing through the
centre of the brick wall dividing the
same and extending from the ouIer
GQRG OF SdlO CuFU TO the rear OI TIC
whole lot. No. 118 Race street has
frontage of % feet IA inches on
Race street and has the same depth as.
No. 120 Race street. The Northern
boundary of 118 Race street is the CEN
ire of the IL foot alleyway on the
Northern side thereof. The said alley
way (12 feet in width) is to be used in
common as an alleyWay for the prop
critics as mentioned in said last men
toned deed. including said property,
No. 120 Race street. There is reserved
for the use of said 120 Race street an
easement of way along a strip of land
IL feet wide, from said alleyway along
known as 120 Race street. No. 11S
Race street has second floor finished as
an apartment with necessary convent
ences
The frame shop In the rear of No,
120 Race street belongs to the tenant,
Charles It. Mace, who shall have the
right to remove same at the termina-
ton of his tenancy.
Drawings of No. 11S and 120 Race
street may be seen on application to
the undersigned, and also the lines
will be shown on the premises by Mr..
Chas T. Mace.
The location of these two stores on
Race street is unsurpassed for busi-
ness purposes and insures a. constant
increase in Yalue.a as Race street Is
the leading business street in Cam
bridge.
The improvements of all of the a
foregoing properties are in fine condi-
ton. The dwelling houses are all fine
,ly located and offer a splendid oppor-
'tunity of obtaining nice. well located
homes, at time when such properties
are hard to obtain, and then only at
considerably increasing prices.
The store properties are all unusual
Al HY,ef