Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-30
HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE.
Building Operations Active for So Early In
the Senson.


Forty-ive building permits were issued last
week, against 80 the week before. The cost of
the improvements is estimated at Sl99, 40. The
two largest were taken out by Hon. John Dal-
zell for Office building, corner Grant street
and Fourth avenue, to cost 500, 600, and by the
Upion Storage Company for a six-story ware
house, on Liberty street. to cost SIS, goo. Both
of these structures have been described in THE
DISPATCH,
The total number Of permits issued during
March to date is 17S, against 274 for the same
month in 1889, and 124 in 1888. The falling of
is to be attributed to continued bad weather
during the winter and so far this spring.
A. NJ Ketter, frame two-stnry stable, 22x2O
feet. on Deviiliers street, Thirteenth ward.
A. G. Haller, brick addition two-story dwell
ing l3xl4 feet on Fifth avenue, Eighth ward.
John Buchta, brick addition two STORY dwell
ing l6x26 feet, on Forbes avenue, Sixth ward.
William Beymer, brick addition one-story
warehouse, 20x76 feet, on Liberty street, Fourth
ward.
John Dalzell, brick and stone eight-story
Office building, 60x70 feet on Grant street, Sec
ond ward. Cost, $4,000.
Mrs. Morgan, brick two.story and mansard
ward
John Kirby, brick addition, one-story kitchen,
l2xSO feet, on Thirteenth street, Ninth ward.
storage house, 60xl6O feet, on Liberty street,
First ward. Cost, $4,000.
Charles g. Anon, frame two-story stable.
14x25 feet, on Shiloh street, Thirty-second
]. NJ. Friedman, frame onestory butcher
shop, l2xl2 feet on Acorn street, Twenty-third
ward.
John D. Grifiths. two frame two-story dwell
ings. 27x15 feet. on Mohawk street, Fourteenth
ward.
William Manchester. frame two-story dwell
ing, 17x32 foer, on Wicklitfe street, Nineteenth
ward.
E. W. Houston, frame one and one.half story
stable, 1AxZO feet. on Sheridan avenue. Nine
teenIh ward.
kitchen, l2x16 feet, on Sydney street, Twenty
sixth ward.
Phillip Knorr, frame one-story and basement
dwelling, 17xS4 feet, on Shamokin street,
Twenty-seventh ward.
Matthias Kohler, frame one-story and base
mene dwelling, 27x32 feet on Stella street,
Twenty-seventh ward.
Jacob Baldauf. frame one-story kitchen, 1Sxl6
feet, on Shelby street, Twenty-seventh ward.
Elias Manz, frame one.story kitchen, 12x12
feet, ON Welsh way, Twenty-seventh ward.
Michael Cooney, frame one-story dwelling, q
Xl6 feet on Almeda street, Twenty-third ward.
b. F. Reynolds, five frame two-story dwell
ings, 29x24 feet each, at Point View, Twenty
first ward.
]. H. Elliott, frame two-story and attic dwell
ing, 20x30 feet, on Arabella street, Twentieth
ward.
John Diffenbacher, frame two-story dwelling.
20x32 feet. on Baker street, Eighteenth ward.
Auulo ORel lTdID6 LWO-SIOIy dwelling,
1Sx30 Ieet, on Lincoln avenee, Twenty-frst
ward.
A. C. Watkins. two frame two-story dwell
ings. 2Ox29 feet, on Parker street, Twentieth
ward.
A. Weefng. frame two.story dwelling, 2Ox29
feet, on Aiken avenue Twentieth ward.
+. A. Probst, frame two-story dwelling, l6x28
feet on rear Broad street, Nineteenth ward.
6. Rauch, frame two-story stable, 20x34 feet,
on Forty-third street, Seventeenth ward.
Thomas S. Bringlay, frame two-story and
mansard dwelling, lSx82 feet, on Birmingham
avenue, Twenty-seventh ward.
Taylor BIngley. frame two-story mansard
dwelling, 1SxS2 feet, on Musser's alley, Twenty
seventh ward.
c. Wilhelm, stone and brick two-story ice
machine house, 7Ox24 feet. on Josephine street.
Twenty-ftth ward.
Albert Burnell, frame two-story dwelling, l6x
16 feet on Armand street, Twenty-first ward.
Herman Spilger, frame two-story and base
ment dwelling. 20x32 feet, on Carnegie street.
Eighteenth ward.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, frame two.
story office l5x72 feet, in Union station yards,
Twelfth ward.
Robert Sweeney, brick one-story blacksmith
shop, 24xSO feet, on Smallman street, Twelfth
ward.
Daniel Becker. frame addition to two-story
dwelling, l4x20 feet on Carver street, Twenty
Mary B. Feidler. frame two-story dwelling,
1Sx2S feet, on rear Second avenue, Twenty
third ward.
George Geyer frame one-story kitchen, Tx
IA feet, on Jane street, Twenty-fourth ward.
Elizabeth G. Robinson. frame addition one
story dwelling l4x32 feet on Twenty-ftth
street. Twenty-fi fifth ward.
William E. Sankey, three frame two-story
dwellings, l7x28 feet, on Oporto street, Twenty
seventh ward.
H. G. c. Dietz, frame one-story dwelling, 18x
30 feet, on Lillian street. Thirty-f1rst ward.
Abel. Smith q Co., ironclad one-story black.
smith shop, 1Sx20 feet, on Carson street, Thir-
tieth ward.
Pittsburg Incline Plane Company. brick two
story station, 6Ux20 feet, corner Brownsville
and Washington avenues. Thrty-frst ward.
Mrs. Moll, brick one-story storeroom, 22x60
Adam Diehl, brick two-story and mausard
dwelling, 22xS2 feet, on corner Nineteenth and
Jane streets, Twenty-sixth ward.
Reese, Lindsay & Co.. frame one-story engine
room. 20x30 feet, on Liberty street, Fifteenth
ward