Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-18
SOME ALLEGHENY DEALS.
The Properly Corner OF Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. and Sedgwick Street Sold for $50, 900
"A Residence Property on Ridge Ave-
nue. Changes Hands for S21 1,5O0-The
Weeks Record.
SATURDAY. Dec. II.

weeks RECORD
SATURDAY, Dec. II.
One of the important deals in Allegheny
realty mentioned in this column yesterday
as having been consummated was the sale
of the property on the northwest corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Sedgwick street.
JosephP. Rankin & Co. sold the property
for Mr.. Henry G. Hugus for price close to
$50, 600. The ground has a frontage of 155
feet on Pennsylvania avenue. and extends
along Sedgwick street a distance of l31 feet
to Ward street, being one-half Of the prop
erty formerly occupied by Graf, Hugus &
Co. as q foundry.
This section OF Allegheny City will be
greatly improved as result OF this snle as
the old one-Story iron-clad foundry which
has occupied the corner for many years will
be raZed and several very fne dwellings
will be erected on the ground by the pur-
chaser.
A Valuable Residence Sold.
A. 2. Byers s. Co. report the sale OF resi-
dence properly on Ridge avenne. Allie
gheny, to L. c. Crawford. being a Broom
brick house, with lot 301l4S Ieet to an al
ley, for 81, 500.
Building Permits.
The following permits were issued to-day:
W. E. Dunn, a one-story frame stable, corner
Thirty-second and Jane streets; cost, $40.
Adelo Fieglubaum, a r5story frame stable,
rear No. 5224 Butler street; cost, Sl75. Prof
Frost, q tn o-story II anne dwelling. Winthrop
street, corner Craig street; cost, $500.
Lat Reports From the Agents.
Black Baird sold Tor j. Ledlie Gloninger
his residence on Millvale avenue, Ben Venue
place, with lot 6Oxl3O feet, tor $40 OoO
John X. Ewing & Co. sold Ior Robert B.
Hill to L. C. Keappel new frame house of
six rooms, hall, bath and attic, lot e0xsO,
Twelfth ward Allegheny, Tor 81, ,450 cash.
Messrs. Piper & Clark sold for d. A. Nc
Kee to Charles Addison a house of six rooms
OF lot 25xl15 feet, situated in the East End,
for s. 500 cash; also sold for j. L. Somers to
Miss Genevieve Emerson lot No.. in the
Fairmount plan, Nineteenth ward, 3Sxl27
feet, for $500 cash.
j. c. Allies & Co. sold for Jacob Di!lie
frame dwelling o: four rooms, lot COX I09 on
Wyiie avenue, near Duff street, to Patrick
Harper, for s., 90 cash.
NJ. +. Hipple & Co. sold for Frank Nimick
to,WilliaII urKer lot 40Xl0O feet, on the
northerly side of Grandview avenue, Thirty
fourth ward, adjoining the Duquesne In
cline Plane GonIany's property, for $500;
feet each, on the easterly side OF Lyle
street, Twenty-third ward, Tor 81, 500.
Baxter, Thompson Go. SOLD lots Nos. 6l7,
5ls and 5l9 in Villa Park plan, Brushton
station, total frontage of lGU feet on Beech
wood street by $50 feet to a 20-foot alley, for
s., 800: also SOLD lot on the westerly side OF
kirkpatrick street, Ruch Place plan, size
22xl00, for $500.
john F. Sweeny sold for E. S. Thomas, of
Lynn, Mass, a lot on College avenue, Twen- |
tieth ward, having a frontage of 40 feet on
College avenue and extending back ITO feet |
to q 20foot alley. 1t is the intention or the
purchaser to erect fine dwelling.
W. NJ. Pollock sold to William Wilson lot |
No. in Northside Land Associations plan,
Avalon, Tor $500 cash. The purchaser Will
improve at once.
Peter Shields sold in william Flinn's
Greenfield avenue plan, Twenty-third ward, |
improvements, lot 36xa0 feet, located on |
Coleman street. for 81, zoo.
The Burrell and Kensington Improvement
Companies report the following sale OF lots
at Kensington: Henry Stubert, Pirtsburg,
lot 272, block IS, $ST so cash; Kensing ton
Land Company, New Kensington, 40 feet OF
lot 90" block z, Tor 500 cash; +. g. Husler,
30. 49, 5k, 80 and north Is feet of lot 81 block T.
for So 062 81 cash.
The Weeks Record. 4--
The record of the business transacted in
realty circles during the past week com-
pared with that of the preceding week
shows thet real estate transfers de-
creased both in number and value, while
building permits, mortgages and mortgage
payments three very important items, in
creased with respect to the amount of
money involved. Tho largest mortgage was
$3.50 900 given to the Fidelity Title and Trust
Company by the Citizens Traction Com
pany to secure the issue of the Williamsburg
branch bonds. The summary follows: