Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-27
A SECRET NO LONGER.
The Bayne Property Sold to a Syndi-
cate Headed by a Lawyer.
ARTHUR KENNEDY is HIS NAME.
Room in and Around Pittsburg for Popu-
lation of Two Millions.
NOTHING TO FEAR FROM THE FAILURE

| 1esteruay tne name OF the party OF tne
second part" that is, the purchaser, in the
S100, 900 Bayne sale, down the Fort Wayne
Railroad, which had been kept in the back
ground for private reasons, accidentally
leaked out, and is now given to the public
for the first time. Arthur Kennedy, the
well-known lawyer, made the purchase, it is
stated, as one of a syndicate organized for
that purpose. The deal was made in antici-
patton Of an advance in the price Of real
estate in that section to result from the new
boulevard, or California avenue, which is
Fastening to completion, and rapid transit.
which is assured at an early day. A year
ago the price would have been considered
almost exorbitant, but under the changed con-
ditions it is conceded by all who know any,
thing about the property and its possibilities
that it was bought at a bargain.
The rapid rate at which land is being bought
| up and built on in the suburbs is the cause Of
apprehension in some quarters that the supply
| will soon be exhausted. or that prices will
| reach such an altitude as to be beyond the
reach of persons Of ordinary means. "These
| fears are entirely groundless," remarked a real
estate dealer yesterday. There is room in
and adjacent to Pittsburg for population of
| at least 1000 900. We have now less than one
| quarter Of that number There are thousands
| of unoccupied acres, comprising beautiful
| building and manufacturing sites, within Is or
| 20 minutes ride of the heart. of
the city. Many large districts are just
being opened. There is plenty of room
| in the Twenty-third ward, which is
very sparsely settled for population of 10 600.
The Southside has scarcely commenced to I'LL
| up, and the same may be said of the country
| down the Fort Wayne Railroad. This is a
| good time to buy, as values are certain to move
| up as the demand increases. but there is plenty
| of land for all, and will be for years to come.
Fifty years from now will be time enough to
talk Of overcrowding."
Plans for park at Wildwood the pumping
station of the Williamsburg Water Company,o on
the Allegheny, are being discussed, and some
| thing tangible is expected to result in a short
time. The grounds comprise about two acres,
They will be handsomely improved and made
attractive a summer resort. A hotel and a
number of cottages are also talked of, but they
will not be built before next summer.
The American Consul at Annoy, in a commu-
nication to the State Department at Washing
ton, in regard to the adulteration of tea, says:
"a large percentage of the Annoy oolong is
poorly cultivated, poorly picked and cured.
dirty, and adulterated. Stuff it was called
by the Annoy Commissioner of Customs in his
last years annual report and he added that
the stuff was alone wanted in America This
is, unfortunately, true, for nearly the whole
cron of Amov ooIonos,bad and often ma. for
use as thew are-are Annually marketed in the
limited States The American neonle are bet.
ter able TO use and nav for a good article of
tea than the people of any other nation. am
certain IL ia NOT the tea.drintino nnblic IN the
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