Featuring the trading on the local real estate market was the sale by Gilbert W. Oilman acquired from H. Gary several lots in the West 15th Street in what is known as Park Place. The purchase price was reported as being $7,500. Gilbert K. Pollock and wife sold to Madeline M. Kratz a lot fronting sixty-six feet on the east side of the Boulevard, just south of the corner of Taylor Street, for $7,260. Mary Griffith and others sold to the Westbrook Sanatorium, Inc., a tract of land lying between the Brook Turnpike and the Hermitage Road, in Hen County. The purchase price was reported as being $10,000. The King and Fredericksburg Railroad Company yesterday dedicated to the city the land required for the opening of B and C Streets and Cutaway Avenue in the West End, which a part of the general Monument Avenue extension. The courts and other city offices will observe a general holiday today, and they will be closed the entire day. Of A NEIGHBORVILLE VILLAGE. Amounting to $3,000. Elizabeth V. Lee to J. O. Laike, 16x30 feet east line Twelfth Street, 50 north of Clay Street, June 2, 1915; tax $3.20.  James D. Love to Henry Fleming, 30x135 feet south line Ladies Milo Road, 90 feet west of Branch Avenue. June 17, 1916; tax, 50 cents. $10. Henry Fleming et ux. to James D. Love, 30x135 feet south line Ladies Milo Road, 120 feet west of Branch Avenue. June 27, 1916, tax, 50 cents. $10. 