Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17
HOMES FOR MANY.

Building Fails on Little, but Continues
Fairly Active.
The lateness Of the season and a big install
ment of bad weather cut the number of build.
ing permits issued last week down to 80. The
largest was taken out by the Westinghouse
Electric Company for a shop on Garrison alley,
to cost So, 600. Two churches were authorized,
the most costly being that Of the Shady Avenue
Cumberland Presbyterians. It will be Of brick
and stone and cost Sl22 0OQ The other will be
built by the Allentown United Presbyterians
and will cost Sc. 600 The following is the list:
Westinghouse Electric Company, brick six
story, 60x1l8 feet, on Garrison alley, Fourth
ward.
I. Gr1ffen, brick two-story and mansard, 23x
% Ieet on Wick street, Eleventh ward.
Henry s. Monk, brick two-StOry and manSard,
l7x44 feet, on Wylie avenue, Thirteenth ward.
Jacob Staub, frame twostory, Hx46 feet, on
Howley avenue Sixteenth ward.
Nickel Brehmert, two frame tKo-story, z4x
"a teet, on Fitch street, Nineteenth ward.
A. ;. Garfield, frame twO-story, 26x4O feet on
Amber street, Twentieth ward.
Campbell q Horigan, frame one-story, l2xlo
teet, on Penn avenue, Twentieth ward.
E. V. Goodchild, brick two-story, 36x29 feet,
on Amber street. Twentieth ward.
William Fox, two frame two-story l7x46 feet,
on Cypress street, Twentieth ward.
Thomas Mulverhill, frame addition, 21x9
feet on Tioga street. Twenty-irst ward.
Martha Kern, frame two-story. 16x32 feat, on
1oder street, Twenty-third ward.
Henry Walls, frame one-story. l2xl4 feet, on
Lebanon street. Twenty-seYenth ward.
ID. L. Brenner. frame twO-story, 20x40 feet, on
Rowe avenue. Ninteenth ward.
Mrs. Mary Schuster, two frame two-story,
1Sx26 feet, on Apple avenue, Twenty-hrst ward
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad, frame
one-story, 4Sx96 feet, on Wharton street.
Twenty.ffth ward.
John NJ. Beatty, brick two-story and man.
sard, 2OxS0 feet, on Natchez street, Thirty-sec-
ond ward.
James Talbot, frame addition, lO1I2 feet. on
Vickroy street. Sixth ward.
+. ID. NJ. Connell, brick tWo-stOry, 24151 feet,
on Rebecca street, Twentieth ward.
Edward Collins, frame IwO-stOry and man.
third ward.
Allentown United Presbyterian Congrega-
ton, frame One-story, 44x61 feet, on alley,
Thirty-trst ward.
Shady Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, one brick and stone one-story, 32x70
feet, on Shady avenue, Twentieth ward.
Andrew Stewart, frame two-story, 20x25 feet,
on Dauphin street, Nineteeth ward
W. F. Doefshaffer frame two-story, I5x30
feet, on Penn avenue, Nineteenth ward.
g. q. Rahauser, frame tWo-story, 34X28 feet,
on Hiland avenue, Nineteenth ward.
Herman Schaffer, frame two-story, l7x52 feet,
on Carnegie street, Eighteenth ward.
Albert Berg, brick two-story I6x32 feet, on
Dresden alley, Eighteenth ward.
Mrs. E. w. He'll, frame two-story addi-
ton, l6xl6 feet on Webster avenue, Thirteenth
ward.
Frank Mestelski, frame one-story, 15x26 feet
on Brereton avenue, Thirteenth ward.
James Shirk. frame two-story, I6x44 feet on
Grove street. Thirteenth ward.
John Rogers, brick four-storY, 20xS9 feet, No.
8 Wylie avenue, Fifth ward.
Herman Forse, brick two-story, 2Ox44 feet, on
Colwell street, Eleventh ward
Herman Schmidt, frame one-story, l6x28 feet,
on Ossippee street. Thirteenth ward
Joseph Hersh. frame two-story, 16x32 feet, on
Cypress street, Twentieth ward.
Mrs. NJ. E. Weaver, two brick two-story, Tx
"a feet, on Finley street, Twenty. first ward.
Rachael Hilly. frame onestory. 20x32 feet on
corner of Lincoln avenue, Twenty-tiirst ward.
A. c. Jarrett frame two-story, 1Sx20 feet, on
Maple avenue, Thirty-frst ward.
John Steinberg, frame two-story, 12x28 feet
on Junius street, Thirty-hfth ward.
Owen Smith, frame tWo-story. 1926 feet, on
Hastings street, Twenty-second ward
James S. Miller, frame two-stOry, 20x30 feet
on Steuben street, Thirty-sixth ward.
VIM. Sylvester, frame two-story, 16xl6 feet
on Friendship avenue, Twenty-seventh ward.