Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-11
HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE.
sixty.Two Permits Issued Last week-Fine
Houses Numerous.

| Houses Numerous.
Last week was another good one for tn
| builders The number of permits taken ou
was 81, representing 90 houses and a total cos
of s255.S59, against Ct permits and cost o
Sl32, 328 the previous week.
The permits embrace q greater number o.
large houses than usual, among the most prom
inent of which are a brick four-story hosplta
| for the Sisters of st. Francis, on Forty-fourtf
street, to cost $50 000 and brick four-story brew
cry, by the II. Stranb Brewing Company, OF
| Main street, to cost $50, 900.
Among the private houses are one for SO, 900
! one for SIS, 900 and one tor SlS,000 In the mum
Der of fine dwellings the Twentieth ward car
| ried off the banner.
| Matthias Schaedle, brick three-story store
and dwelling, 20x50 feet on Grant street, Third
| ward.
Mrs. Elizabeth Castleton, frame two-stor,
dwelling, l6x30 feet, on lot near Ward street
| Fourteenth ward.
II. Straub Brewing Company, brick four
story brewery S9x90 feet on Main street. Six
teenth ward. Cost, SS0,O00
Mr.. Mainel, frame two-story dwelling 1Sx3s
feet. on Cedar street. Sixteenth ward.
Sisters of st. Francis, brick four-story hospi.
tai, l6x94 feet, on Forty-fourth street, Seven
teenth ward; cost 500 900.
Michael Page, frame one-story stable SxSC
feet, on Fitch street, Nineteenth ward.
Charles Relnke, frame two-story store and
dwelling, 25x35 Ieet, on Brereton avenue, Thir.
teenth ward.
SHdTleS fSelnke, frame One-St0ry stable, Z5XZU
feet, on Brereton avenue, Thirteenth ward.
s. Frethewey d Co., lim., frame two-story
shed, 16xN feet on Forty-seventh street, Sew
enteenth ward.
Dr. c. Q. Reinhart stone two-story dwelling,
47xoz feet, on Center avenue, Twentieth ward;
cost SO. 000
John McConachy, frame addition two-story
kitchen, Sxl3 feet on Poe alley, Eighteenth
ward.
Patrick Ridge, frame two-story dwelling. 2lx
T feet, on Forbes street, Fourteenth ward.
VIM. M. Ebbert, frame two-story dwelling, 10
xlS feet on Rowan avenue, Twenty-frst ward.
- Arnfeldt, brick addition one-story man.
sard store, 2ax50 feet, on Penn avenue, Ninth
ward.
A. q. Jarrett frame two-story dwelling. 16x
30 feet, on Quincy street. TWenty-seventh
Mrs. Mary McKee, brick two-story and attic
dwelling, 4Sx5O teet, on Forbes street, Four
teenth ward; cost $4,000.
Mrs. William hea, frame two-story and attic
dwelling, 27x47 feet, on Penn avenue, Twenty
second ward; cost $40. 900.
Mrs Kate p. Borlahd, brick two-story dwell
ing. 2SxS feet. on Lilac street. Twentieth
ward.
Fred Kohles. frame addition two-story dwell
ing. l4x17 feet. on Oak street, Thirteenth ward.
Elizabeth Walter BRICK one-story and base
ment dwelling, l6x32 feet on Colwell street,
Eleventh ward.
Henry schulte, frame two-story and attic
dwelling 25xA feet, on Southern avenue,
Thirty-second ward.
y. H. MlLer, Drlck One-Story stable, 16XZ6 feet,
on Fifth avenue, Sixth ward.
Henry Becker, brick addition one-story store,
Ax3e feet, on Carson street, Twenty.ftth
ward.
Arthur Kirkpatrick, frame two-story dwell
ing 22x34 feet on Winebiddle avenue, Twen-
tieth ward.
Miss Barbara McCane, frame two-story
dwelling, 1Sx% feet, on Rosetta street, Nino-
teenth ward
G. II. Holman, brick two-story dwelling.
40x7Q feet. on Highland avenue, Twentieth
ward cost $4,000
Mrs. Louisa Plohr, frame two-story dwelling,
l7xS2 feet, on Howley avenue, Sixteenth ward.
Frederick Teckemaier, frame two-story
ty-fifth ward. -
James McKeever, brick addition two-story
dwelling, SxS0 feet on Ninth street, Twenty
ninth ward.
- Henry Nieport frame two-story dwelling,
ward.
William J. Green, frame twostory dwelling.
l6xB feet. on Acorn street, Twenty-third ward. |
George =. Meanor. three frame two-story and |
attic dwellings, 1882 feet each, on Matilda |
street, Sixteenth ward.
- Greenawalt, brick two-story dwelling. % |