Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-13
$4,000 FOR 40 LOTS.
A Very Good Sale of Building Lots in the
Twenty Third Ward - Improvements
VIII FoIlow-A Valuable Residence in
Allegheny Sold.


Twenty Third Ward - Improvements
VIII Foliow-A Valuable Residence in
Allegheny Sold.
MONDAY, Dec. H.
A very large sale of building lots In the
Twenty-third ward has just been closed
and improvements will follow soon, as it is
the intention of the purchaser to erect
dwellings on at least the greater portion OF
the property and probably on every lot.
S. j. Fleming sold through w. a. HERON
& Sons to I. Brent Swearingen, for A. L.
Watkins, 40 lots in his (Mr. Watkins) plan
in the Twenty-third ward, fronting on blse-
low and Bristol streets, just south OF Green
field avenue, being in size 25x1OO feet eacn'
for $4,000 or $500 per lot.
occurred in Allegheny for some time was
closed to-day by w. A. Heron & Sons, VINO
sold Ridge avenue residence property,
situated near the parks, for $4,000. The full
particulars of this deal are not yet in shape
for pu blication. The purchaser is O proml-
nent iron manufacturer, who will occupy
the premises in u short time.
Building Permits.
The following permits were issued to-day:
James Elliott, one-story frame dwelling,
Shiloh street, between Sycamore street and
Southern aveEue; cost, $500. Albert Nord-
street, near Wilmot street: cost, 1900 John
E. Logue two-story brick dwelling, Fra
zier street, near Wimot street; cost. 81 900.
James Arthur, a two-story frame dwelling,
No. 100 Breeds Hill street; cost, 81, 900. John
Schenck, one-story frame carpenter shop.
No. 81 Shiloh street; cost, $3.50. Adam
Miller, a one-story frame house, Keystone
street, near Fifty-second street; cost $lOO.
Z. House, Jr, a two-story frame dwelling,
Grafton street, near Highland avenue; cost,
NJ n-Gf
dwelling, Roma street, between Lytle ana
Kansas streets; cost. $500. John Meiser, a.
frame addition. No 105 Allen avenue; cost,
S275. S. A. Sparks, a frame addition, rear No.
Scott street; cost, $50
Late Transactions.
John E. sweeny sold 50, 100 worth Of Thir-
teenth ward lots to James Nesbit, the Alle-
gheny contractor, for W. A. Heron & Sons,
agents, for DR.. Wilson, of Urichsville, o.
The property consists of frontage OF l24
feet on Clarissa street, with depth OF l20
feet to an alley. Immediate operations will
be begun for the erection of houses.
Reed q. Coyle & 60: sold for E. S. Kuhn in
his plan adjoining Highland Park, Nine
teenth ward, lot No. 6. fronting 55 feet on
Negley avenue by l08 feet in depth along
Cromwell street, for S., 800.
Black & Baird sold Tor John A. Shannon to
John Au9binbaugh lot No. 26 in the Maple
plan in the Twenty-second ward, fronting 25
1eet on Leila street by 100 feet in depth, for
5000.
John &. Ewing & Co. sold to William C.
Decker for the Fidelity, Title and Trust
Company, through the agency of Reed B.
Coyle & Co., lot No. 295 in the Watson plan,
Tenth ward, Allegheny, having u frontage
of % feet on Watson Boulevard and extend
ing 1l5 feet to an alley, for S40O.
Henry W. Armstrong sold TOR the laurel
Land Company to James Richardson lot No.
A in the Laurel plan, Ben Avon borough,
size 40xl27. for $3.50.
s. j. Fleming sold through Black & Baird
a stone front house of eight rooms. all
modern conveniences, with lot 27xl4O sit
uated on Mcpherson street, Boulevard place.
Tor IS 500.
Kelly & Rogers report the following sales:
For Messrs. Lucas and Woods to j. II. Nc
Kee. lot on Rebecca street, near Penn ave-
nue., for ST, 900 cash; for George b. Huffman, a
six-room house on Mayfower street. lot 24x
100, for "a, 600; for Jdlnes Mckee to Harry c.
Lucas, II lot on st. Clair street, s., 2OO cash:
for j. W. Beckett to D. j. Kennedy, a siding
135x5OO feet for $4,000: tract of acreage for
G. C. Lewis, near the Pennsylvania Railroad,
for price approximating $4,000 a lot on
Penn avenue, near East End Hotel, 25X19S
feet, to George Huffman, for "a, 300; 40 feet in
the J. Walter Hay plan for r. Downey, for
$3.50; seven lots in William Bairds Latrobe
plan to Edward N. Palmer for ST, ,225; Tor
Mellon Bros. to Mrs. Davis, q lot
in Baum Grove plan, for $4,000: house and
lot on Linden avenue, near Mcpherson
street, for Mr.. Watt to Mrs. Kennedy, of
Duquesne, for $500; tor William McHendry
to Mr.. Stupekau a house and lot on Turret
street, for So, 700; Tor Mellon Bros, to George
B. Kelly, lot No. lbs, in Baum Grove plan,
for So 200; for MIR. Ferrel to Mrs. limerick, q
house and lot on Frankstown avenue, for
81 600; lot to Mrs. Mary Kaufman, for J. E.
Rogers, situated on Stanton avenue 63x125
feet, for So 900; for Hubbard and Hughes to
Messrs. Day and Montgomery, for Sc 1884, a
lot on Mellon street. near Stanton avenue;
a house and lot for j. II Zimmerman, to Mr.
Collye on corner of Hamilton and Fifth
avenues, tor So 800; a lot for j. H thinner
man TO j. E. GLASS, lor $3.50; a house and lot on
Hamilton avenue for W. Gevans to McClel-
land harrison for S., 900; two houses and lots
ON Inwood street for w. II. Finley to James
L. Rogers for S5,000 for W. N. Harrison to
s. V. Evans, a lot on Black street for s.. .750;
IL house and lot on Parker street for j. E.
Glahs to Samuel Kelly, for "a, 500; a ten-acre
tract near Blaine to S. Kelly, for 81, 900; O
tarm for William Baird, near Apollo, for
S., 200; % lots in William Baird's Latrobe
plan Tor $l75 each.
j. H. Coleman & Co. sold for Charles Will
son a lot 77xl25 on Zouane street, Fourteenth
ward, for 50, l57.
pOTITRV SCARCE