Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-28
FOURTH AVENUE REALTY
Sold to Syndicate of Attorneys for S25, 900
The Property viii Be ImprOved-New
Business Blocks for Williamsburg
Building Permits Gossip and Late Sales.


Tho Property Will Be Improved-New
Business Blocks for Williamsburg
Building Permits-Gossip and Late Sales.
THURSDAY, Oct q.
The two properties, Nos. 184 and 1856
Fourth avenue, which have been occupied
heretofore as dwellings. changed hands to-
day and will now be used for business pur-
poses Henry A. Weaver & Co. to-day
sold the properties for the Hartman heirs to
syndicate of local attorneys, who will re-
model the two houses, which are two-story
bricks, and transform them into law office
buildings. The property has frontage OF
AZ ieet by So feet In depth, and the CONSIDER
alton was $25.000
Good Salo at Auction.
W. A. Heron & Sons sold at auction TO-
day for the executors OF the estate Of Z. S.
Jaffrey, deceased, of New York City. tho
property on the southeast corner OF Fifth
avenue and Neville street, containing about
~ acres. 1or $S,,5O
Items Of Gossip.
The Daum property, whic h was sold by
James NJ. Wilkinson, the particulars of
which have Eeen mentioned in this COL
umn, has a frontage of 800 feet instead o.
200 feet, Us was reported, with m average
oSptH VI ZUV ioeIs dHu WAS puTCHdSO0 Wy
William Loeffier and W. E. Schmertz, Jr., son
of the late Robert c. Schmertz.
The First National Bank OF Williamsburg
Will erect II large business block on the cor
ner of Penn avenue and Wood street, Will
kinsburg, n portion of which it intends to
occupy. very fine building will also be
erected on the opposite corner by promi-
nent business man of Williamsburg.
Building Permits.
The following permits were issued to-day:
Carr Bros, two two-story brick dwellings.
Wabash street near Main street: cost, 81 500
for both, and five two-story frame dwell
ings, Warden street near Main street: cost,
frame dwellings, Susquehanna street be-
tween Dunfermline and Collier streets: cost,
81, 800 for both. John c. Knipp, O twO-story
frame dwelling, Achilla street, corner OF
steubner. two-story frame dwelling. Nixon
street. between Lewis and Forward streets:
cost. 1000. William Marshall. one-story
frame dwelling. Harrison street between
$400.
Late Sales.
George W. Ache to-day sold to Joseph
Lowere for Joseph Hughes a lot 63x120 feet.
situated in the Nineteenth ward near Neg
ley avenue, for $3.50. This property
xese sold sar S% Jnsy a.atn soS by M
2S last by the same gentleman for 1000 and |
changed hands arain to-day as mentioned.
Reed B. Coyle & Co. sold for the Fidelity |
Title and Trust Company two more lots in |
the Watson place plan, Tenth ward, Allie
gheny, Nos. 92!14 and 29S fronting 100 feet on |
Natchez street by 125 feet deep to Modoc |
street. 1or S1400. |
S. A. Dickie & Co. sold for W. M. Bell to |
Martin Premier. II twostory frame house |
with a lot 35xloO feet on Woodwork street, |
T went tieth ward, for &c. 5OO
Black & Baird sold to Charles D. Geupen |
for Louis Eckert lot No. 90, in the Louis F.
Falck plan, Eleventh ward, Allegheny, !
fronting 40 feet on Davis avenue by J20 feet
in depth. for $1,000. This lot was purchased |
by Mr.. Eckert, through the same firm for
5 1000, and was resold before he lifted his !
deed. Mr.. Geupen will at once commence I
the erection of fine residence.
A. q. Byers & Co. sold for the Fort Pitt
Land Company to Thomas E. Clark, lot No.
81, in their plan, borough Of West Bellevue,
Avalon station, e0xs2 feet, fronting on Second
street, for $5z5.
Baxter, Thompson & Co. sold through the
office of Moore s. Kelly. lot No. 10 in the
Bank of Commerce addition plan, Brushton
station. fronting 50 feet on Bennett street
by l35 feet to q 25-fOot alley, for ST 800.
A. j. Pentecost sold today for Z. s.. Gray,
Trustee of the estate of Amanda Pitfner,
lot AXIS feet. corner of Washington avenue
md Eleventh street, Southside, with two
swo.story brick dwellings, to j. Martin
shafer. for So, ,725.
F. B. Tomb & Co. sold for Stewart & Kerr
! lot on Boundary street, Williamsburg, look
25 for $1,000; also for Reuben Tomb to
'treet. Williamsburg, for 1850; also sold for
!. B. Tomb and j. NJ. Kiner, house OF four
'ooms with a lot 33xl35 on South street,
for S, l,5JO.