Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-26
SOME GOOD DEALS
In Realty Have Been Closed Lately, but
Are Being Withheld for the Present
From Publication-A New Town to Be
Built-Late Sales and Gossip.

In Realty Have Been Closed Lately, but
Are Being Withheld for the Present
From Publication-A New Town to Be
Built-Late Sales and Gossip.
FRIDAY. Nov. 25.
A few important transactions were closed
to-day, but they are not in shape for publi-
cation. 1t is very likely, however, that
the most important of these deals will be
made public tomorrow. One of the trans
actions referred to is the sale of piece of
realty on Liberty street, which shows an
increase in value of 10 per cent in about two
weeks. The property Is located near Fifth
street and was sold by Black & Baird. A
large warehouse will be erected on the PREM
1ses by the purchasers.
Another good sized sale in the Morning
a tract of IA acres on Morningside avenue
$4,000
Current Gossip.
P. j. Edwards & Co. have commenced the
erection of a brick business block in the
Oliver Terrace plan, Second avenue, Hazel
wood. Four brick dwellings will also be
erected by Miss Jennie Adams. A great deal
of building is going on in this vicinity.
The corner stone of the Western Pennsyl-
vania Institute for the Blind was laid ut the
corner OF Bellefield and Bayard avenues
to-day. This will be a magnificent building,
and will cost about $lOO, 600.
A company has been formed to establish
new town in the vicinity of the works
OF o.. the the ~ new tM. glass company at Corus
which purchased a large tract of land at
that place, particulars of which were pub
ltshed in this column. Forty acres of land
have been donated for the purpose by the
glass company.
Building Permits.
The following permits were issued to-day:
F. Fisher, two-story frame dwelling, Beltz-
hoover avenue, near Climax street; cost,
sl,75o. L. c. Hossenfritz, a two-story frame
dwelling, Anttetam street, near Baker street;
cost, 500 Mrs. B. Hazer, a frame addition;
Sarah street, between Twenty-dfth and
Twenty-SiNth streets; cost, $43.
Latest Sales Reported.
Ira NJ. Burchfe1d sold through P. J. Ed
wards s. Co. a lot on Lytle street, Hazel
wood, SS1llo feot, for $1,000. The purchaser
will erect dwelling on the premises ut
once.
Reed B. Coyle s Co. sold through the
agency of John X. Ewing & Co. for the FL
deity Title and Trust Company four lots in
the Watson place pan, Tenth ward, Alle-
fronting so ieet on Nntchez street by is5 feet
to Modoc street. for 500 ca ch, or 81 500.
Black & Baird sold another lot in the
Eureka Land Company plan, Doing NO. D,
fronting q feet on Frazier street. near Will
mot street. Oakland, to A. Nordhcim. for
$500; also sold to Nicholas Burke lot No. 80 in
the ALA Land Company's plan on Dug uesne
Heights, Tor $l50,
John h Ewing & Co. sold through Reed B.
Coyle Co for the Fidelity Title and Trust
Company, to Mrs. A. Brown, two lots, 507 25
feet each. on Natchez street, being lots Nos.
125 and l25h in the Watson Place plan, Tenth
ward, Allegheny, for 81, 400.
James W. Drape & Co. report the following
snles: Two houses and lots in Allegheny for
SIS, 500; a property near the city for So 900; q
honse and grounds in Indiana township for
$1,000; collateral interest in Il man ufactur-
ing and coal property of SIS 600: manufact-
u-ing interest of $1,000, and four additional
lots in SYlacauua Ala