Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1890, Page 5

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Rexee f3 at tad Ren a"n, n® By 2025 acca x LLL KER Perry | nh Hy ext £ Lt Ba==3 3 2 g Bo bd oo Ky yh oe fo a cco, wane: wee” eance NN = NN OS GGG mz: SIX MILES OUT ON THE ONE MILE BEYOND HYATTS VISION OCCUPIES ONE OF A SYNDICATE OF NEW YORK THE OLD CALVERT MANSION WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE BaLTIMORE VILLE, LYING ON BOTH SIDES OF THE THE PRETTIEST SITES BETWEEN THE TWO GENTLEMEN PURCHASED THE TRACT AND OHIO RAILROAD, JUST RAILROAD, THIS NEW SUBDI- CITIES. OF GROUND SURROUNDING ABOUT A YEAR AGO, AND HAVE LAID IT| OFF INTO BEAUTIFUL BUILD- - oo Sg A fTTT ee ING LOTS, §«= WITH. WIDE | STREETS, PRETTY CIRCLES AND DRIVES.| THE STREETS HAVE BEEN g A z T Tt ol uw w < . oe © A. m “w" woo Mee: ae} cere eae Fa A GRADED, HEAVILY COVERED | WITH GRAVEL, AND THOROUGHLY ROLLED, | MAKING A FINE DRIVE AND oe Bay FOOTWAY. PRETTY SHADE | TREES HAVE BEEN SET OUT IN FRONT] OF THE LUTS. SEWERS HAVE BEEN LAID WHERE NEEDED,| SOME DEEP ENOUGH TO DRAIN CELLARS. | SEVERAL HANDSOME HOUSES ARE NOW IN COURSE OF | CONSTRUCTION. THE CONTRACT IS LET FOR| A DEPOT BUILDING TO CosT THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS,| WORK UPON WHICH WILL BEGIN IN A| FEW WEEKS. A LARGE BLOCK OF THESE | LOTS HAVE A FRONTAGE ON THE NATIONAL| PIKE. A CHARTER HAS BEEN OBTAINED FOR A TRACTION | ROAD TO RUN FROM THE DISTRICT LINE| TO LAUREL, PASSING ALONG “ “ THE PIKE IN FRONT OF THIS | PROPERTY. au 4 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO| ROAD IS MOST LIBERAL IN ITS POLICY—| AFFORDING EVERY FACILITY FOR COMMUTERS’ COMFORT—| TRANSPORTING MARKETING AND SUPPLIFS| FREE AND THE MATERIALS FOR BUILDING AT A NOMI| NAL FREIGHT RATE. TRAINS STOP AT CON| VENIENT HOURS AND MORE ARE PROMISED WHEN DE|MAND JUSTIFIES SAME, COMMUTATION | TICKETS TO RIVERSDALE ARE ONLY $4.75 PER MONTH, OR| ABOUT 7c. EACH WAY. FROM FIFTEEN | TO TWENTY MINUTES IS ALL THE TIME REQUIRED BE | TWEEN THE STATION IN WASHINGTON AND | RIVERSDALE. IN OTHER WOLDS, ONE CAN REACH HOME As| EASILY AS IF THEY RESIDED IN GEORGE | TOWN. ss " SIZE OF LOTS. Ss, re zt MH THE LOTS VARY IN SIZZ]| FROM 50X150 TO 60X150 AVERAGE, SOME] FEW BEING SHALLOWER, BUT er ae uw WITH MUCH LARGER FRONT | AGES. UNIFORMITY OF SIZE BEING IMPoS| SIBLE, OWING TO PRETTY DESIGN IN LAYING OFF THE | WHOLE, 4, wr774 yn’ Banna i - Maw" ale] a) pre, Ere pee ™ | a ae 3 R mM grr Ee RRR, M ¥ R BM e EEE kK M 4 * Es 3 282 sé weet, = %, exree ” ae) ex = teen exces “i t 3 2 Ty oe wo ~ 2 2s it m “ww 20, i -t sts ts 33 >>, ise F exrzrs = [+--+] g t. | ecleds) as = aa wry aa PRICES AND TERMS. PRICE @250 TO #800, AC|CORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION. TERMS: $10 CASH, 85 PER | MONTH WITHOUT INTEREST ON ALL LoTs| COSTING LESS THAN $400; $10 PER MONTH ON LOTS | CUsTING #400 OR MORE. “a a ord rem [- ttt) GGG RRR A NN N NN NN NN Ni ppp. ERE x cco ov DD E x x x x §S 8E F 8. e Go. op pela? x cS “uo? o£ BY Sss8 IN OFFERING THIS BEAUTI] FUL SUBDIVISION TO HOME BEEKERS| OR INVESTORS I FEEL VERY SURE THAT I AM GIVING | WASHINGTONIANS AN OPPORTUNITY TO | PURCHASE LOTS IN AS PRETTY AN ADDITION AS CAN BE| FOUND ADJACENT TO ANY CITY 1N OUR| COUNTRY. FOR VILLA SITES IT CANNOT BE SURPASSED, | IF EQUALLED, BY ANY OF THE HIGH-| PRICED GROUNDS ADJACENT TO THE NORTHWEST SEC/TION. TO ENTER INTO THE DETAILS OF |THE BEAUTY AND ADVANT- AGES OFFERED BY RIVERS|DALE PAKK WOULD BE A THANKLESS| TASK, AS THE READERS OF “THE STAR" WOULD) PASS| LIGHTLY OVER ANY SUCH DESCRIPTION | AS BEING MERELY AN AD- VERTISING DODGE; THERE | FORE, I WISH TO SHOW MY CONFIDENCE|IN MY OWN JUDGMENT BY OFFERING A FREE RIDE/TO EACH ONE ENOUGH INTERESTED TO | TAKE THE TROURLE TO CALL AT MY OFFICE FOR A/TICKET. 80 CONFIDENT AM I THAT|THESE LOTS WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES TO MORE| PURPOSE THAN A FEEBLE DESCRIPTION|ON PAPER CAN SPEAK, 1 AM GOING TO TAKE THE| RISK OF CHARTERING A TRAIN TO CARRY | THOSE INTERESTED, AT MY EXPENSE, TO INTERVIEW | THESE HANDSOME HOME SITES. DON’'T| MAKE ANY OTHER ENGAGE- MENT FOR NEXT SATURDAY | AFTERNOON, AS I WISH YOU TO ACCEPT |MY INVITATION AND JOIN US IN A PLEASANT JAUNT| OF A FEW HOURS. TRAIN LEAVES BALTIMORE] AND OHIO DEPOT AT 4:40 SHARP, FREE] TICKETS MAY BE OBTAINED AT MY OFFICE OR FROM ANY | OF MY SALESMEN. A FULL CORPS OF SAL| ESMEN WILL BE PRESENT ON THE GROUNDS READY TO | SHOW THE WHOLE PROPERTY TO YOU AND | YOUR FRIEND3. 1 MEAN BUS- INESS, I, INVITE YOU ALL|TO COME. I WANT YOU TO CoMR WHE|THER YOU BUY OR NOT. A ss TRIP TO THE COUNTRY WILL| DO YOU GOOD, SO COME ALONG. BUT LET| ME BE HONEST WITH YoU— Ps8g AA I MEAN BUSINESS, AS I SAID| BEFORE, AND IT IS PURELY ON BUSINESS | PRINCIPLES THAT I UNDER- TAKE THIS EXCURSION, YOU] ARE VERY APT TO BUY A LOT—-NOW I'VE|GIVEN YOU FAIR WARNING, DON'T SAY, AFTER YOU'VE | BOUGHT, THAT DANENHOWER PLAYED YOU| A CUTE TRICK IN INVITING YOU TO JOIN HIS EXCURSI]ON. I DO NOT WISH TO TRICK ANY| ONE INTO BUYING, HENCE I SOUND THE WARNING, THAT] YOU ARE LIKELY TO BUY AFTER SEEING|THE GROUND AND THINK OVER THE PRICE AND TE] RMS, a NEW YORK BUSINESS MEN | DON'T DO THINGS HALF WAY. THE GEN | TLEMEN INTERESTED IN THIS a PROPERTY RECOGNIZED ITS] NATURAL BEAUTY AND ADVANTAGES AND| HAVE BEEN UNSPARING IN — THEIR EXPENDITURES TO PUT | THIS PROPERTY IN FINE CUNDITION BE| FORE OFFERING IT FOR SALE. THEY ARE NOT OF|FERING PROMISES ON PAPER IN THE | SHAPE OF SEWERS, STREETS, TREES AND OTHER NECES|SARY IMPROVEMENTS. THEY DON'T PROM|ISE ONE OF THESE THINGS. WHY? BECAUSE THEY HAVE| ALREADY GRADED AND GRAVELED THE| STREETS, PLANTED OUT TREES, SODDED AND TER| RACED THE ROAD SIDES; HAVE ALREADY | LAID SEWERS, SOME DEEP ENOUGH TO DRAIN A SEVEN | FOOT CELLAR. IN FACT, THEY HAVE PUT| THEIR PROPERTY IN SUCH sy oA TTT vou FINE SHAPE THAT THEY|CAN DO NO MORE EXCEPT BUILD YOUR] HOUSE, THIS THEY WILL DO- ee u FOR MONEY. ONE NEED ONLY | BUY AND BUILD AND BEGIN TO LIVE. or 4 3 o NOW ONE WokD aS TO IN| VESTORS-CAN YOU DOUBf THE FACT | THAT IN A FEW YEARS THE CITIES OF BALTIMORE AND| WASHINGTON WILL BE JOINED 1O|GETHER BY A LONG LINE OF r) a E 2 an aw =] 3 DD rE DD gE DbD EEE 000. eco wen“ N - 8 > > mo mmm ips bemminat i<o 4 a ecaa ‘ecad onesy wrx @ wen crt E id > 000) wana 2h vo] EIS=z = ttt) eftte eiite i<s tt) = ttt} acas ¢ Seaee t, a3 » were (3 Dat ad gos g reese E* a s My yh wm, so] f2 > PP, uM MM Pp MMMM PP MMMM MM M aM M - ES = keKKic Cor) 000 LLLLL ynne® hance sae] B . RR: es EI cme Pr P PI P e < tt 2! at eco 1 wy wo it ow w uy Wd coo ak 200, la © iad Erbe eras = [4-1-4] ess wy aooed Wy waaz, ene’ Benze vos permits cmon THRIVING VILLAGES—-IF YOU NOTE THE VAST STRIDE SURELY COME WHEN BUILD BY-—BOTH CITIES— WHAT FIFTEEN MINUTES FROM PAST MONTH OUR CITY HAS ASKING US TO BUY A FEW SOME LITTLE COUNTRY VIL PURCHASER OF A FEW SHARES DOUBT IT, TAKE A TRIP OVER THE BAL MADE DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS ING SITES FOR SUBURBAN HOMES WILL BE PRETTIER LOCATION CAN BE DESIRED WASHINGTON, OR THIRTY MINUTES TO BEEN FLOODED BY CIRCULARS, PLATS SHARES OF STOCK IN SOME LAND COM LAGE IN THE SOUTH OR WEST OFFER OF STOCK-BEWARE OF THESE BOOMS; IT TIMORE AND OHIO LINE AND EVEN. THE TIME WILL EAGERLY SOUGHT AFTER THAN RIVERSDALE PARK — BALTIMORE? DURING THE AND LOTTERY SCHEMES— PANY ORGANIZED TO BOOM ING TO GIVE A LOT TO IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR YOU TO SEE THE LAND YOU ARE| BUYING OR KNOW THE PARTIES WITH| WHOM YOU ARE DEALING; THEY ARE OUT OF YoUR| REACH IF YOU FIND YOU HAVE BEEN IM| POSED UPON. 13 IT NOT WISER TO LOOK FoR YOUR|SELF AND SELECT YOUR PROPERTY BE | FORE INVESTING? THE FUTURE OF PROPERTY AROUND WAsH|INGTON LOOKS BRIGHT ENOUGH YO| JUSTIFY THE BELIEF THAT MONEY INVESTED NOW WILL| BE SURE TO PAY A HANDSOME RETURN|IN A FEW YEARS. COME OUT AND LOOK AT KIVERSDALE| AND COMPARE YOUR CHANCES OF MAKING] A SAFE INVESTMENT, WITH THAT OTHER CHANCE OF|SENDING YOUR MONEY AWAY, TO GO|INTO S0ME LAND BOOMER'S POCKET, PERSONS OF SMALL MEANS|CAN SAFELY TAKE ONE OF THESE LOTS,| AFTER SEEING THEM, WITH A KEASONABLE HOPE or | MAKING A HANDSOME INTEREST ON THEIR | SAVINGS BY THE TIME THE “ao o« LOT IS PAID FOR. a US AGAIN, I EXTEND A HEARTY | INVITATION TO ALL TO CALL AT MY OF | FICE AND GET TICKETS FOR we THE GRAND EXCURSION NEXT | SATURDAY, MAY 10. TRAIN LEAVES BALYIMORE| AND OHIO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVENUE] AND C STREETS, AT 4:40 PM 3 aM 1 ww x ww th ye COM a OF ida pe rh ertas = Smo Fa bp, Erbe wood] ecee ree bie 5.8 EDety Sees? >>, peer” weet Meg wrens eet “a“Za emt 5 ” ass) exz=m = Ltd 3 v. 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