Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-26

DISPATCH. TUESDAY.
Henry A. Breed, slxleO, Morewood avenue,
s.. 30o appeal, $1,000 DR.. F. LeMovne, llOxl20
Fifth avenue, near Aiken, $l3,750; appeal,
$4,000. Henry Rea, 123x2c0 feet, Neville and
Bayard streets, SIG los appeal 1892; also, s401
appeal, $4,000 F. r. Liggett, 101xl5O, O'Hara
and Cohoes streets, S62tO; appeal, $3.535.
Sarah L. Hitchcock. 995xl50. Morewood and
Center avenues $S7, 500; appeal, ss2 ls5 also,
So $780, also, lSlxl50 feet, O'Hara street. 80 O4O:
| appeal, s4,5S5. j. A. AMER acres, Aiken
aud Center avenues s59,7CO; appeal, $50, O0o.
appeal, sSs,0oo James Mcneil, 1OOxl9o Wine
| biddle avenue, $1,000; appeal, $1,000. H..
G.: ,Dravo. 12o1isl. Center avenue,
ss SiseS ssRss sRgss rss ss0 renH snTy a7en1s Rs
| near Ellsworth, sl7,4OO: appeal. s5,4oO. J. X.
Lanahan, lO0xls9, Center avenue, near Roup,
| SO, ,OOo; appeal, $1,000 James McCrea, S5729S
John NJ Cooper, 20xl0O, Penn avenue, near
Highland, $l6,4O0; appeal, $780, William
Curr, 10 acres. Fifth avenue and Putnam
appeal M
S., 100; appeal, 5000. G. R. White heirs, ~
| acres, Ellsworth avenue, near College ave-
nne, SdA SlS; appeal, s3S 600. NJ: A. WoodWard,
appeal, si4,Ooo Julia Dilworth, 1sOx2Oo;
Filth avenue, near ANDERSON, $25.20O;
appeal, 5000. L. d. Dravo, 100XlSl Center
avenue, a. en- near Winebiddle. sll.5Oo; appeal,
$1,000. JAS Gartside, 4 acres, Neville street
and Pennsylvania Railroad, $4,000; appeal,
S7.900 Mary A. Lanahan, 4O6x255. Center
and Roup streets, s47,67s; appeal, s. GOO Lock,
Center avenues, sl02, $50, appeal, $5s,sO0.
Squires Hardware Company, 27x2CO feet,
Penn avenue, $3l, ,433; appeal, Sl5,90O. u: u.
Davis, G s2Xleo M feet Penn IN az ayenne, near high
60xlS0 Ellsw orth, near O'Hara street, s,40O;
appeal, S4.500.
Gilbert T. Rafferty,. 50Ox23O. Fifth avenue
and Roup street. $5s,0 appeal, S44 ,Oco 20 20.
appeal, AGO. Ellen B. Speer, ~ acres,
Center avenue and Bidwell, ST., ,656; appeal,
S4S,O01
Homewood Lots at Fancy Prices.
Twenty-flrst ward-Joseph D. Weeks, 2A
acres, Lang and Penn avenues, $50 600: ap-
peal, $4,000. L. Funds, Sox23l feet, Penn
avenue, $4,000; appeal, $1,000. John
Leech, 64xl5l, Winslow street, $3.50;
appeal, $3.50; also 7694 acres. Lexington
and Negley avenues, s2,sS5; appeal, SIS 900.
SIS, appeal, So, 800. Frank P. Bell, l4SX250
feet, Penn avenue near Linden avenue, sl9,-
$40: appeal, S14,920 George Westinghouse,
Jr., 734 acres, Penn avenue and Galena ns
street, $156 $50: appeal, $4,000 COOKIES
feet, Lang avenue, $4,000; appeal, $4,000
Della X. Carr, four acres, Penn avenue,
near Lexington, $780, 600: appeal $40,OOO;
ssreS sele1el IL Mier acres RpG
and Linden, $40, ,000 appeal $l6,sOO. DR.. f. w.
Dean, 1881 acres, Apple street, near Park
avenue, $47,s47: appeal sl1.50O john Kerr,
1876 perches, Frankstown avenue and Dallas
$l6.s75: appeal 5000.
H. H. Giles asks cut from $S,l22 to s2,0s2
on two acres on Frank street, ana from
sl.46 to 81, $50 on 4SxlA feet on Hszelwood
avenue.
The James Laughlin estate accepts $4,000
assessed on eight acres on Second avenue
and So, 900 on nine acres in the rear thereof.
Mrs Jennie Hoffman asks reduction
from $3.50 to $1,000 on l0Sxl00 feet on Hazel
wood avenue.
Charles Schwan is assessed 449x147 feet on
Winterburn street. His valuation is $4, 800
He makes similar appeals on IL other lots IN
that locality.
More Tugs at the Valuation.
T. B. Eversons 125x15O feet on Hazelwood
avenue is valued at $S, Us. His value, $1,000.
Mary Smiths 1OOxl5O feet is valued at 5000.
Her valuation is 1000.
Thirty fourth ward-Thomas Wightman s.
Co.'S glass plant, on the river front. is as
sessed as follows: Seven lots, Sl45, ,0C0 i'm
provements, $4,000 D. G. Stewart, agent,
improvements, and says: "The firm of
Thomas Wightman & Co. is dissolved. and
we do not ever expect to start factory again,
as the expense of CHANGING 1t from gas to
coal would cost more than would be justified
by the Investment"
j. W. Friend agent for +. III. Reatls trust,
appeals for a cut from 2,3OO to $4,000 on
140x17O feet on Main street. near the Pan
handle railroad, and from $5,940 to $3,O eco on
33x x273 feet on Carson street. Mr.. Friend also
appeals on the old rolling mill plant on Car
son street, fronting 450 feet and running
back to the river, assessed at $40, 500 on
ground and $50 AGO on mill and machinery.
The appeal says: "The plant has been for
sale for six years, and has decreased in
Lost has
erty surrounding it IN Thirty-fourth ward.
The mill improvements would only sell
for scrap IRON" r. j. Friend, assessed $2l, ,556
on lot l30X177 feet and s., 800 on 20xS0 feet on
Main, near Carson streets. values both at
S15O 900. Martha Friend, assessed So 760 on 96x
95 feet on Main street, wants it reduced to
s., 800 because the Panhandle Railroad has
right of way over it,
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
asks cut from $4S 800 to $322. 400 on 648x11S
feet on Carson street and say they only paid
s35, 900 for it which was more than its value.
4 Kick From Charity. 1
Eighth ward-Charles Donnelly is assessed
sl5 400 on 75x265 foot lot and s2O 900 on build
ing, occupied as the Rosalia Founding
ASYLUM His appeal states that the prop
81, 900, and the best offer ever made for it by
real estate dealers was SIS 500. He says that |
being strictly charity institution it should |
be exempt from taxation.
Thomas Hills heirs, assessed at 50 500 on "a !
xsO feet on Center avenue near TannehilI |
street. appealed for rating at 81, 500, and on |
24x133 feet on TanneGill street, assessed at |
81 800, their value is 500.
George Yost, assessed at S5,l70 on 22NI2f |
feet on Wylie near Fulton street, asks cut |
TO 81 $40.
James Harrison asks cut from $1s67 to |
81 O0C on l3x60 feet or Webster near Fulton |
street. and from s. 500 10 81, 500 on 2Ox6O feet |
On Webster near Townsend street.
A. j. Beny assessed at s., 100 on 22x130 feet |
On Clark street. asks a cut to 81 200.
Thomas Jones, Jr., offers to sell gladly for |
s3O, 900 44s feet fronting the river and ex-
lending to Grandview avenue, which the as
SCISSORS valued at 81, ,040.
w. c. & j. NJ. Taylor's salt works lot, 3O0x
55 feet, on Wabash avenue, Thirty-sixth |
ward, is valued at Sl3, 500 and the building at |
6.00O They appeal for Sl2 900 and $4,000 re-
'pectively.
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