Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-08
house, 25xl2o feet. on Twenty-sixth street,
Twelfth ward. Cost, $3.50
Business News and Gossip.

Business News and Gossip.
From the number of important transactions
in real estate reported in this column, the con-
clusIon is irresistible that something is.doing.
Electric started of weak yesterday pus
steamed up later on. Kuhn Bros. and George
B. Hill & Co. bought.
Sproul q Lawrence raked in jag OF Central
Traction. This stock has more friends than Is
generally supposed.
Last week was good one in the building
trades Permits for 81 houses were issued.
This is like old times.
Luster will be well ventilated within the next
80 days. Three meetings will be held between
now and April g. at which the affairs OF tne
company will be fully discussed.
The most important of 80 mortgages on ME me
Tor purchase money.
Certificate No. 81, for Is shares of Bank OF
Pittsburg, dated November q, lS45, in tne
name of Margaret Bensell has been lost or ae-
stroyed and application made for its renewal.
The firm of O'Neil & Co. has been dissolved.
The first step was taken August % Of last year
and the final one yesterday.
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Movements In Realty.
W. Q. Stewart sold for William Bigge one OF
bis new dwellings on Ward street for $500
cash; also sold for Alexander Murdoch lots
Nos. l3 and IA in his Twenty-second ward place
for 81, 900 cash.
]. B. Larkin & Co. sold to Mr.. g. w. Stewart
of Stewart &. Hacket. house and lot in
Meyran avenue, Oakland, for $500 cash.
This makes three houses sold on this short
street within the last ten days.
Dixon & Co. sold for Catharine Hines TO
Mary E. Gibson six-roomed brick house, No.
3S Clark street, lot lSx45 feet for s.. 700; also
sold for William H. Allen to Joseph M. Dixon
Nos. Bis and 3l7 Renfrew street, East End. lots
25xll5 feet each; also sold for Mary E. Gibson
to Isaac N. Finch, new six-roomed frame
house, situate Nos. 2295 Second avenue. lot Ask
l2O feet to an alley. for $500 cash also sold for
Emma Patterson and Elizabeth Patterson to
c. Coleman, No. 10 Third avenue, Plttsburg, lot
l9x6O feet for s7,lU0; also sold for Isabelle
Holmes to Maria Carter two four-roomed brick
houses in the Sixth ward. lot 24x32 feet; also
sold for Elspeth Smith to c. Coleman, SIX
roomed brick house situate corner of Robinson
street and Isabella court lot lSx27% feet.
Black & Baird sold to G. R. Lauman for c.
r Shuman new Queen Anne frame residence
In Ben Venue place, with lot fronting 50 feet on
Mariepos avenue by 120 in depth. for $1,000.
C. 7, Beeckman sold for E. H. Watkins lots
Nos. 81 S5 and So in the Park View plan. Four
teenth ward, for 81. $50.
his residence of eight rooms, with all modern
conveniences, on McNair street. Williamsburg,
lot 3Sxl22 feet TO an alley. for $4,000
A. z. Byers Co. sold for William Gold to
Land Association plan, corner of Harrison and
Florence avenues, in size 4lxl05 feet, running
through to a l5-foot alley at Avalon station,
Pittshurg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for S475.
Mellon Brothers sold to John w. Cluan lot
fronting "a feet on west side of Homewood
avenue, in their Allinder plan, close to Home
wood station, for $3.50.
Kelly & Rogers sold for T. A. Coleman to c.
F. Baursmith, new frame house of six rooms
and furnished attic, lot 24xl0O feet, on May
flower street. Twenty first ward, for g. 300 also
sole for Mrs Mary Peters to !. o. McMinn lot
25xl20 on Flavel street, Nineteenth ward,
for 81 $50 also sold for Louis Hicklin to Bennett
& Sttely lot 25xl30 feet. on Bond street, Nine
teenth ward. for 81. $50; also sold for the same
party to Samuel Feltzberger lot 6Oxl2O feet
in same place for So 600; also sold to w. j. Free.
man for J. 81. Zimmerman a six-roomed and
attic frame dwelling, lot 25xl00, on Carver
street. Twenty-frst ward for So, 500.
Tressel Tener sold at public auction, for A.
P. Longdon. . good pressed brick dwelling, be-
ing No. 81 Fremont street, Allegheny, with lot
2Oxl60 feet 70 paved street, to Thomas Ander-
son. for 81. 100.
John K. Ewing Co. sold for Samuel Long
to Mrs Kate Pifer the property No 8 Poplar
street. Third ward, Allegheny, being a two
story brick house of six rooms and hall, with
lot 2Ox64 for Sc, ,6OOcash.
NJ. T. Nipple & Co. sold to a prominent busi-
five rooms each, located in the Fourteenth
ward, with lot l5Oxl50, for q price approx
mating $4,000
Allies q Bailey sold for w. H, Kleinman to
Mr.. Sheppard, No. 6S Grove street, Thirteenth
ward, brick dwelling of four rooms, etc., lot
24x94 feet to 40-foot street, for 81, $50 cash.
William Petty & Co. have sold another eight
room brick dwelling on Junilla street, Elba
square, Thirteenth ward. to William D. Craw.
ford, for 81, 200