Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-29
The Building Record.

The Iron City Brewing Company took out
permit yesterday for \ fve-story brewery to
cost S65, 000. Ten other permits were issued, but
not of especial Importance. The list follows:
Monongahela Railroad Connecting Company,
brick two-story freight house, 1lx24 feet. on
Second avenue, Fourteenth ward. Cost, $500.
Iron City Brewery Company, brick fve-story
brewery, 63xl20 feet, on rear Liberty avenue,
Sixteenth ward. Cost, $3.50
Jacob Schmidt. frame addition one-story
store, 20x50 feet. on Steuben street, Thirty-sixth
Jacob Schmidt, frame two-story stable, 24x20
feet, on rear Steuben street, Thirth-sixth ward.
Cost $3.50
station. 25x60 feet, on corner Dearborn and Con-
rad Streets Nineteeuth ward. Cost, S., 347.::
William Diven frame one-story stable l2x20
feet, on Second avenue Sixth ward. Cot $50
Gottlieb Sack, frame two-story dwelling
17xSS feet, on Hemlock street, Twenty-seventh
ward. Cost $1,000.
Andrew Kraus. frame two-story kitchen,
l6xl7 feet, on Wharton street, Twenty-sixth
ward. Cost $500.
Rozalina Guinnianna. frame two-story dwell
ing, 2IxS2 feet, on Edwards alley, Twenty
fourth ward. Cost, 81 500.
Charles LeDg. frame addition one-story shop
lOx2O feet, on Mary street, Twenty-slxth ward.
Cost $500.
Monongahela Railroad Connecting COMPANY.
brick one-story oil house, l4x24 feet, on Second
avenue, Fourteenth ward. Cost, S5O0.
Movements in Real Estate.
A. ]. Pentecost sold for the estate of Peter ].
Reitz lot lSx5S on Bedford square and Twelfth
street, Southside, with three-story brick build
ing, for sl4, 40. The purchaser was George w
Acklin.
NJ. F. HIpple & Co. sold for DR.. ]. s. Dodge
for ]. Haymaker lot No. 81 in the Baum Grove
plan, Baum street, for $1,000. The property
will be improved At once.
W. A. Heron Sons sold lot, 162x25O feet,
on Bayard, near Neville street, Shadys:de, for
John r. McGiniey. Esq, for Sl2, l0Q or -S75 per
foot 'front.'
S. A. Dickie & Co. sold for Thomas P. Mar
shall to Levi Close four lots on Bennett street,
Nos. 81, 3S, 80 and 40, in Melvin & Smiths plan,
Twenty-tirsu ward 120x135 feet, for So 600.
Charles Somers & Co. sold for the estate of
D. w. Pershing. at New Florence, Pa. to
Charles Lemke, fine farm property, situated
in The I,ironier Valley consisting of 236 acres
of ground, with coal and substantial improve
s75O6.
Black & Baird sold to L. Patterson a new
| Queen Anne frame dwelling OF nine rooms, on
the northeast corner of Summerlea and Elwood
| Streets Shadys;de, with lot 40xl6l feet for
| $3.50, on easy payments.
| Square plan to Mrs. B. F. Stephens for $500.
| In the West Wilmerding plan they sold block
of l6 lots TO DR.: G. ". Newcomer for $1,000.
| rooms with lot 50xl20 feet, at Ben Venue for
Sc 900 cash. also a piece OF property in the East
| End vacant ground, about l00x200 feet, on the
| basis of S2l 600.
Peter Shields sold for John F. Owens to
| Joseph Einstein. nine-roomed brick house at
| the corner of Winthrop and Dithridge streets,
| lot 40x140 feet. on private terms
Ewing ByerS had a very successful sale of
| lots in the Ridgeyiew Land Company's plan,
| Thanksgiving afternoon.
Mellon Brothers sold through Moreland &
| Haas to d. c. Kuhn, Cashier Liberty National
fronting RIDnav
| st. Clair, in their Orchard plan. Nineteenth
ward, for s., 800 Mr.. Kuhn intends erecting a
| handsome dwelling.
Mellon Brothers sold to Fox Watkins four
| lots together fronting l64 feet on Euclid ave-
nue., in their Orchard plan. Nineteenth ward.
| for the sum of IS, 20O