Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18

1 street Tin the Highland Park plan), near ita
intersection with the park, to prominent
merchant of Lawrenceville.
Jonette street Is the main thoroughfare
into and through the eastern side Of High
land Park, and is now being graded through
the park to the paved portion of East stan,
ton avenue. This street when completed
will rival in beauty and picturesqueness any
of the noted driveways of the Eastern parks.
Reed B. Coyle s Co. sold for Mrs. Amanda
scully, to Trichtinger Bros, the promine mt
Second avenue grocers, the lot corner Sec
ond avenue and Ruthergen street, fronting
40 feet on Second avenue by 140 feet in depth,
for 40 The purGGiassehrs hs intend erecting
Larkin & Kennedy sold for the Blair Land
Company. Blair station, to Philip Koegler,
lot No. 26s for s4s5 Also sold to Elizabeth
NJ. Koegler lot No. 270, for $425.
J. C. Reilly sold for Patrick Madigan to
Mrs Mary Powers, the property No. 1853 Fifth
avenue, consisting OF three-story frame
Bowie, Of the McCue Coal Company, a two
story brick dwelling, No. 70 Chatham street,
to Wilson Shannon, for s., so0
Baxter, Thompson & Co. sold lots Nos: 347
and 34s in the villa Park plan. Brushton sta
tion, fronting 100 feet on Mohler street. by
l50 feet to 2o-foot alley, to H. 81. Under
leigh, for $500.
Wheeler, a frame house of four rooms with
a lot 20x1O0, at Jacks Run station, forsl. 900.
S. A. Dlckie s. Co., sold Tor NJ. E. Cain to
]. E. Wills, lot on Frankstown avenne
A. 2. Byers & Co. sold through r. Robin
son for the Ridgeview Sand Company lot
No. 16 in their plan, Eleventh ward, Allie
gheny, fronting a5 feet on Fleming avenue
and extending through l2o feet to a so-foot
alley, for $725.
Black & Baird sold for the Linden avenue
syndicate, to d. o. Hutchinson and J. Harry
Letsche, lot No. Q in the Grantors plan, on Rev.
nolds street. near Linden avenue. for 81 ,453.
A. NJ. Tressel & Co. sold for Geo. Zorkman,
lot in West Bellevue, fronting 40 eet ON
Locust street and extending back 120 feet, to
Elmer E. Gordon, for $500 cash.
Morris & Aisbitt sold lot No. 80 in the Oak
land Place plan to Mrs. /. B. McComb, for
$1,000.
Charles Somers & Co. sold for Mrs. Mary
Ballet to Philip Smith, OF Allegheny, resi-
dence property situated at Glenfield station,
comprising lot 90 by about $50 feet. with
ments. for price approximaring $3,5
M. F. Hippie & Co. sold for B. E. G. Beck,
for S. 900, lot 501 l42 feet on the west side of
Craig street, near Bayard street, Fourteenth
ward. The purchaser. well-knowu busi-
ness man, will erect fine dwelling thereon.
Denniston, Elderkin 4 Co.. limited, report
the following sales: For Miss L. j. Parkin-
son to James C. Dick, house and lot on
Frankstown avenue being lot No. 16 in Mel
Ions Station plan. having a frontage OF 20
feet on Frankstown avenue and extending
back ITO feet, having erected thereon
frame store room and dwelling; for
William A. Altman to W. W. Elderkin,
house and lot on Dauphin street, being lot
No. T. in J. c. Dicks plan, having a
frontage of 22115 ieet on Dauphin street and
extending back 100 feet, containing a new
two-story frame house; for Mrs. Ann Gal
lagher to Pasquale F. Dematty, house and
lot situate on Winslow street, said lot has a
frontage of % feet on Winsow street and
extends back I50 feet to an alley; also placed
a mortgage on improved East End property
for $l2 900 for three years at 81 per cent.