Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-21

better their condition. Nothing shows this
more conclnsively than the dearth Of dwelling
houses. The demand is far in advance OF the
supply
These facts admitted-and they cannot be
successfully deiied-the unreasonabieness OF
the objection to the moderate advance In real
estate values which has taken place in the last
two or three years becomes apparent IL al.
ways has been, and always will be true, tnat
enhancement follows expansion. It Is law OF
trade
It was said in this column SHORT time ago,
and is as true now as it was then; THE de.
fnand for property keeps pace with the growth
of the city, and 1t would be unreasonable to ex-
pect the same prices to-day that ruled nve
years ago Buyers as well as sellers reap the
benefit Of enhancement Ii they maintain
harmonious relations, meeting eacn otner on
an equitable basis, there will be no interrupt
tion to the activity in real estate, people ana
capital will continue to pour in, and Pittsburg
will go forward to the Accomplishment OF IT'S
manifest destiny, which Is to stand In the very
front of American cities"
E. D. Wingenroth has sold over go lots In his
Nadine Park plan since it was put on the mar
ket month ago Ground was broken on
Thursday for the first house, and it was sold
yesterday
Baxtor, Thompson & Co. sold to Charles
Manning the property Nos. LA and lls wash
lngton sire et with lot 42xl0 feet to Shon alley.
on which are six brick dwellings and frame
carpenter shop, for sl1 600 cash.
M. f. Nipple & Co. sold for w. Loefher new
ten-room Queen Anne frame dwelling, with lot
60xl20 feet, ON the south side Of Maryson ave-
nue., Ben Venue place, for S, 500.
L. o. Frazier sold new frame dwelling OF
five rooms, etc.. with lot 20x10O feet to street,
situated on the south side of Liberty avenue,
near Fortieth street, Sixteenth ward, to Will
lam Moorhead for 50, 900.
Reed B. Coyle & Co. sold to John W. Grove
lot No. 81; in the Davis plan. First ward, Allie
gheny. fronting 45 feet on California avenue
by l6O feet to Michigan avenue, at price ap-
proximating 1885,
Black 4 Baird sold for Alexander Hamilton
and others the property 22lS Penn avenue,
Twelfth ward lot 24xl00 feet, with three-story
brick dwelling on Penn avenue and 3 three
story brick in the rear. for $1,000.
Allies & Bailey sold for g. Kuhlmans to
Charles Leon q lot, 20x60 feet. No. 1913 Mary
street. Southside. for 81, $50.
G. H. Love sold to q. l.. Reno an irregular
shaped lot on Edmund street, Spahr plan, East
End, for 81, AGO.
Samuel W. Black & Co. sold for F. NJ. Roberts
the property No. 1877 North avenue. Second
ward Allegheny, for price approximating
sl5,000 The lot is 20xlO0, having thereon
three-story brick dwelling. The purchaser,
Rev. Samuel Collins, will occupy the same as
q residence.
Sloan & Co. sold the following lots in Lem
ington Square plan: No. q to Colaman Stark.
for $50; No. 81 to Mary J. Adair for $3.50; No.
80 to Sarah Gilleland for $3.50, and Nos. AZ and
40 to c. L. Kuhn for s. .eVO They also sold in
the West Wilmerding plan lots 200 and 20l
to Charles Beck for 500. and nc and 217 to d.
Walker for $1,000
M. F. Nipple & Co. sold for William Loefaer
for s.. 500 new Queen Anne frame dwelling,
with lot 50x120 feet, on the south side of Mari
poe avenue, Ben Venue. Twentieth ward.
Ewing q Byers sold for William A. Black to
Bailey & Brannan lot No. 40, in Black q Rohe-
kaste's plan, Tenth ward. Allegheny City. on
line of Perrysville electric road. The size is 20
x2SO feet, running through from Virginia to
Sheridan avenue. Consideration $3.50.