Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-05

permits issued this year to date is 1854, repre-
senting 24O7 buildings. Yesterdays List fol
| lows:
John Lanternbach, frame two-story dwelling
20x34 feet on Addison street, Thirteenth ward
Cost, $780,
John Wesley's Zion Church, brick twostorl
and msnsard dwelling, 9Ox52 feet. on Arthuri
street, Eleventh ward. Cost, S2,25
West Penn Improvement Company, two frame
two-story dwellings, l7x32 feet on Clarrisss
street, Thirteenth ward. Cost, $4,000
Catharine Hess, frame two-story stable, Zsx2s
feet, on Penn avenue. Twenty-frst ward. Cost
$500
Mr.. Alexander, frame two-story dwelling
2lx4l feet. on Gerrett street, Twenty-f1rst ward
Cost $500.
r. Muse, frame two-story stable, l1xl6 feet
on Corday alley. Sixteenth ward Cost, SoO
William Ecky, frame two-story and attic
dwelling, 2OxS0 feet, on Brereton avenue. Thir.
teenth ward. Cost, s., 500.
George Free, frame two-story and attic
dwelling 17xS2 feet, on Albert street. Cost.
$1,000
Duquesne Traction Company, brick one-story
power station, 137x1Sl feet. on Isabella street,
Sixteenth ward. Cost. S35, OO0
John Arnst. frame two-story dwelling, I7x3o
feet on Yew street, Twentieth ward. Cost.
sS25.
John Stoehr. frame two-story dwelling 1880
feet on Winebiddle avenue, Nineteenth ward.
Cost, $3.50.
Movements In Real Estate.
Charles Somers & Co. yesterday closed the
sale of tract of land consisting of about l5O
acres, including large frontage on the Monon-
gahela, few miles above the city, at price
are Pittsburg men, will improve the property
with view of employing it for manufacturing
and residence purposes.
Black Baird sold to the United States Iron
and Tin Plate Company tract of land at
Demler station, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
known as the McCloskey tract. containing
about IL acres, for SO, 600, on which the pur-
chaser will erect extensive tin plate works.
Baxter, Thompson & Co. sold for z. NJ.
Sheaffer to Winfised S. Glow a two-story brick
Queen Anne residence of II rooms. with all
modern improvements, situate on Atlantic
avenue, Twentieth ward, with lot 46xl42, for
$4,000 This aggregates about $4,000 worth Of
property that the above firm has sold on this
street within the past few weeks.
S. G. Golden, acting under the Orphans
Court in the Martha Jones' estate, located be-
tween Etna Borough and Etna Park Place. sold
mating S275 each; also in same plan 10 lots to
Egle Vaught for prices about 1925 each; also
10 lots at about same price to a purchaser whose
name is withheld for the present
Reed B. Coyle Co., l3l Fourth avenue, sold
for Samuel Watson to DAVID Hunter, Jr., lot
27S in the Watson Place plan, Tenth ward,
Allegheny, 100 feet on the Perrysville road by
150 feet to Orleans street, for 81, 500.
Kelly & Rogers sold for William Reams to
DR.. NJ. r. Ward lot 106xl29 feet on the corner
of Collins avenue and Station street, with a
brick and frame building, for Sl3.5O0; also sold
for j. c. Dick In his plan Of lots on Rebeccs
street. Nineteenth ward, q lots, ranging from
$500 to $500 each; also sold for John Gordon to
Adam Schuster, frame house of five rooms
and lot 24xI0O on Auburn street, Twenty-hrst
ward, for s., 900 cash.
Sloan d Co. sold in the West Wilmerding
plan, lots 1855 and lS7 to Mrs. Ritchely for $3.50;
1s4 to ]. H. Scott for $500. In the Lexington
Square plan they sold lots 10 and 20 to Peter
Schneider for s., ,2UO and lots l2O and III to ].
R. Edwards for $780, They also sold lot on
Coal street, Williamsburg, having frontage of
10 feet by 100 deep, to A. ]. Marcus for $3.50.
M. F. Nipple q Co. sold for NJ. F. Nipple
lot lOOxl05 feet on College avenue. near Fifth
avenue, Twentieth ward, for IS, 600 cash.
Samuel w. Black & Co. sold property on
,he west side of Atlantic avenue, Twentieth
ward, having frontage of 100 feet on said
street, and extending back distance of. 12O
'eet, for S4,575.
Allies & Bailey sold for George Schmidt, at
pecial SALE 2S lots in the Eureka plan of lots,
oakland, Fourteenth ward. There is an in.
,reasing demand for these lots.