Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11

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business man purchasing II acres Of land 10
Gated In that section Of the city for w, Vo.
| Of the tract are withheld for the present
The IA acres will be laid or in o plan OF lots
In the spring. with building restrictions ;,
=, The & Homewood Park plan OF lots rsfsrrea esIea
laid on, was placed on the market to-day.
The sale OF two fine residence properties
on Howe street, East End, will be closed IN
few daya The final papers are being pre-.
$ib, 900.
Arrangements for extensive improve
large number of nne buildings will be erect
ed, particulars OF which will be In shape foI
publication Dy Tuesday next.
Building Permits.
The following permits were issued to-day:
Messts Loefler q Howley, three stone-front
dwellings, Fifth avenue, near Craft avenue.
Ursula Terrace plan. cost SIS, 500 for ALL
Frederick Knoll, q frame two-ssory dwell
ing; Bedford avenue, near Duff street, cost
$l.S4O; James Mahan, frame two.story
dwelling, Minnesota street, near Winter
burn avenue cost $970; George A. Morrow,
a frame two-story dwelling, Dean street,
near Lincoln avenue, cost $500; James Nc
Carthy, frame two.story dwelling. Wick
low street, cost $400; George A. Morrow,
three frame two-story dwellings, Butler
street extension, cost S, 800 for all.
Reports From tho Agents.
j. e. Glass sold lots Nos. 80 and SO in the
Allequippa plan No. Q for $780, The pur-
chaser will improve the property by the
erection of dwellings thereon. Mr.. Glass
also sold ten lots in a plan adjoining Allie
Quippa plan No. Q for So, 500. The purchaser
will erect ten frame dwellings on the prem.
ises.
John K. Ewing & Co. sold for Ernst New
heuser a lot on the corner of California ave-
nue. and Daisy avenue, having a frontage of
81 feet on California avenue and extending
back l59 feet to another street, being lot No.
SO in the Ridgeyiew plan. Eleventh ward.
Allegheny, for 50, 800 cash.
Charles Somers & Co. report the sale of
the last remaining lot in Robert Swans first
Perrysvtlle avenue, Allegheny, plan, at the
price of $500. This plan was placed on the
market only few weeks ago. and its quick
absorption indicates that the Perry sville
avenue district is not losing prestige among
buyers. The very satisfactory result of his
first experiment. has induced Mr. swan to
lay out another plan OF lots on the same av-
enue. These lots are offered through the
same firm at very moderate prices.
NJ. F. Nipple Co. sold to W. T. Farley for
$1,000 lot 60xlSl feet on the south side of
Wallingford street. Twentieth ward. The
purchaser will erect fine residence there
on at once.
A. a. Byers & Co. sold for Geo. Zortman to
Chas. W. Cross, a new frame house of seven
rooms, reception hall, porches, ETC., with
lot 5Ox97 feet on Hemlock street, Avalon
station, for s., 600.
Baxter. Thompson & Co. sold for John A.
Graver another of his new two-story man.
sard brick dwellings on Ledlie street,
Eleventh ward, being the second one south
Of Cliff street. size OF lot l5z62 for S. 500 cash;
also lot No. ia in Ruch Place plan, Thir-
teenth ward, size 24xs0, corner of Barr and
Ruch avenues, for $500. The purchaser will
improve ut once with two-story dwelling
and storeroom.
George Schmidt sold lot on Pueblo
street being No. 80, and one-h;.lf of lot No 10,
30x100 feet, in his Eureka Place plan. Oak
land, to G. Mickfessel for $780, on easy pay
ments.
S. J. Fleming sold to Joseph Fuhrer Esq,
a residence property north of Stanton AVE.
nue., on st. CLAIR street, lot 6oxl25 feet, for
$9, OU0 cash.
Reed d. Coyle & Co. sold lots Nos. and Is
in the Highland place plan. adjoining High
land Park, size 5Ox2OS feet. fronting on Neg
ley avenue and extending back to Pacific
street, for So. $50.
il. s. A. Stewart sold two fine residence
properties in his Negley place plan, located
near Negley avenue, Nineteenth ward, tor
$40 600.
Samuel W. Black s. Co. report the sale of
100 feet front on Heberton street, next to
Highland Park, and near the Heberton
street entrance, in the Highand Park plan.
at q price approximating $1,000. This street
has been recently brought into prominence
by tile erection of two very fine residences
owned by MIR. Addy and Prof. Kootz, of the
Franklin public school. The purchaser of
the above, a prominent city official, will
erect handsome residence for his home in
the near tuture. Speaking of his purchase
the gentleman says that he has been looking
for an ideal residence site in the East End
for the past 20 years and has at last found it.
Allies Bros. & Co. sold for A. ]. Berry to
John Saunders the property No. LOG Clark
street, Eighth ward, for 81, S,l5O, being house
of six rooms hall, cellar and all improve
ments, and a lot 2oxlO6 feet also sold two
lots on Madison avenue, each 22xl00 ieet to
all alley, for W. Z. Evans to John and Jacob
Improvements.
Black s Baird sold a new frame dwelling
on the east side of Clarissa street, Heron
Kenilworth Place, 221lO0 feet, for $1,000, the
purchaser being G. w. Scheminant, Jr.
The Burrell and Kensington Improvement
Companies report the following sale of lots
at Kensington: Mrs. Emma Gerts, Kensing-
ton, lot 46j, block 90 $50: August Reinert.
Braddock lot 2S9, block 26 1896: Mrs. Annie
Sisca. Kensington, lot "a. block 4, $50; Joseph
Groves. Pittsburg, lot 1475. block 49, s475;
Albert File; zur, Greensburg, parts OF lots
los, 107, los. 109. ITO, block u. $1,150; Charles
Springer, Fayette City, Pa, lot Ill, block %,
$S0f IS: Henry Stubert, Pittsburg, lot 271.
sington. lot 527, block "a $4ss 9s; Joseph
BronlSer. Mt. Pleasant, Pa lot 357, block 25,
1894 so; Mrs. Ellen Chadrick, Kensington, lot
3sI. block 25, s732 SO; Ellide Tuche. Mcdonald.
western half of lot H. block Il, 1925; George
Zoog, Pittsburg lot 81, block d, S5l6 25;
William A. Dunlap. Kensington, lot 964,
block 80. s527: Bernard Zeany, Pittsburg, lot
20, block T. S9S7 so; Alexander Mcdonald,
western half OF lot 81, block r.
1925; Peter Schumann, Kensington, lot II,
block @, s765.
Peter Shields reports the sale of five
room frame house, with modern improve
ments, on lot No. 6S, in William Flnn's
Greenfield avenue plan, being 3Sx90 feet, To-
Gated on Hoosac street. Twenty-third ward,
for s., 800 on monthly payments.