Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-12
NOTABLE RESIDENCE SALES.
A Property Corner of jackson Street and
Irwin Avenue, Allegheny, Sells Tor
S3O,O0O-One on Craig Street, East End,
Brings S1s,OO0- Gossip and Other Sales.

A Property Corner of jackson Street and
Irwin Avenue, Allegheny, Sells for
S3O,OOO-One on Craig Street, East End,
Brings Bis, 1000 Gossip and Other Sales.
TUESDAY, Oct. II.
The property situated on the northeast
corner of jackson street and Irwin avenue.
Allegheny, having frontage of 100 feet on
jackson street by $50 in depth, was sold TO-
day by Messrs. Young & Van Gunden, for
$500 or $500 per foot front. The purchaser,
it is reported, will begin the erection OF
large business block on the promises 1mme-
diately.
w. c. Stewart to-day closed the sale OF
residence property on Craig street, consist
ing ing Of & lot 441lso feet. with fine awealling
ior Mrs. Sarah Morgan, the consideration
being $4,000. The purchaser will occupy
tne premises shortly.
A Little Gossip.
It is reported that the congregation of the
First III. p. Church which recently leased
its property on Filth avenue to Kaufman
Bros, has been divided into two factions.
and that negotiations are on between the
congregation of this city and Edward Krebbs
1or the purchase of a piece of Mr.. kreDDs
property fronting on Fifth avenue. near
Neville street. Oak land. upon which the
erection OF fine church is intended. The
Allegheny faction recently purchased, as
has already been mentioned in this column,
site on Bidwel street, Allegheny.
The property on Smithfleld street recently
thew Weiss, which is at present occupied by
Messrs. Solomon Ruben, has bcen leased
to Cincinnati firm, VINO will take posses
sion OF the premises on Monday next.
:, Messrs. Watkins 6 Fox have commenced
the erection OF five brick dwellings OIL
Euclid avenue, near Stanton avenue.
The sale of II piece of vacant property
near the central portion of the city was
TODAY. consideration being
$27, The particulars OF the deal will be
published before tho end of this week.
Building Permits.
The following permits were issued to-day:
II. NJ. Preston, four two.story stone and
brick dwellings, Homer street. near Negley
avenue; cost, $4,000, for all. j. X. Durr, to
change attic to nansard roof, corner Fourth
avenue and Market street; cost, $4,000.
George Graitga, Il two-story brick dwelling,
Mathilda street, near Dolphin street; cost,
$l,60O Edward Martin, two two-story brick
dwellings, MacKnally alley. near Rutherg-
leim street; cost, s2.3c0 for both. Mrs.
Mary kolhocker, d two-story frame
dwelling, Howe street, near Denniston ave-
nue.; cost. 50 45O. John W. Garrity, two
$l.50o. William Beam, twostory frame
dwelling. Kelly street, near Fifth avenue;
cost, 2,0OO Mrs. Elizabeth Griffith. IL three
story frame dwelling. Elizabeth street, near
y
story frame store and dwelling, corner Lari-
mer avenue and Meadow street; cost, 1900.
John Z. Keripp, a two-story frame dwelling,
Aschilla street, between Shetland and Wins.
low Streets cost, 81, 9OO Park Bros. & Co.,
Limited, a two-story brick and ironclad
stable, Smnllman street, between Thirty
nrst and Thirty-second streets; cost, $1,000.
Daniel w. Spikes, two-story frame dwell
ing, Home street, near Fifty-second street;
cost, Sl,4OO.
Latest Reports From the Brokers.
Thomas McCaffrey reports the following
sales: For Mrs. Sarah j. Bald to Thomas Nc
Caffrey, Trustee: the property corner Fifty
second and Holme streets. 15x1O 5x4s feet in
the rear, for $3,0G0 For A. w. Mellon to
Robert W. Dalzell, lot SOx1OO feet on Har-
to NJ. A. Snyder, a lot 30xS5 feet. having two
brick dwellings erected thereon, Nos. 42l5
and 1917 Main street., for $4, 500.
JIG. Reilley sold for James burning to Mrs.
Dore Perlman the property No. 81 Franklin
street, lot being 2lx7l feet, with two two
story brick dwellings, tors $50.
George S. Martin & Co. report the follow
ing sales in their North Wilkih sburg SUBJ
division plans: To j. Il. Connor, lot 25xl2O
feet, ON Coal street, for Sl00 to John c. Far
rell, lot 27xl2o feet, on James street. for s4OO;
street, for $3.50; to Frank Galley, cor
ner lot on james and Maplewood avenue,
$3.50: to Charles Simpson, lot 25xll0 feet on
Fahnestock avenue, for $500; to George
$45l
Black & Baird sold TO Charles J. McCabe
lot No. l, in the Eureka Land Company's
plan, fronting "a feet OH Frazier street, near
Wilmot, by O depth of 100 feet to an alley, for
$500.
Peter Shields sold for the Freehold Land
Company to Mrs. William
lot No. 9, in their plan, situate
ON Winterburn avenue, Twentv-third ward,
tor 500; also sold in William Flinn's Green
field avenue plan, modern four-room frame
house, with a lot 30x90 feet, located OH Cole
man street, tor S., 800.
E. L. Schaffner, the Hilltop real estate
agent, sold frame house of three rooms
with a lot e5xl00 feet to an alley, on Beltz-
hoover avenue, to Mrs. Mary Collins for
$500.
The Burrell and Kensfngton Improve
nent Companies report the following sales |
1t Kensington: Martin Rose, New Kensing-
,on, Pa. lot $50, block 25. for SC46 IS cash;
Mrs. Mary Flanerty. Pirtsburg, lot A, block |
z, for $l,0e7 so cash; George D: Harvey, But
er, Pa, 40 feet of lot @, block Z, for 500.
S. A. Dickey & Co. sold for j. NJ. Gartside |
% w. o. Mcconnell u wo-story and attic |
rame house, with lot 2711xl2O feet on Edwin |
street, for $500.